# StackPath

> StackPath was an American edge computing platform provider (Dallas, Texas), founded
> in 2015 by SoftLayer co-founder Lance Crosby. It sold CDN, WAF/WAAP, DNS, SSL, object
> storage, edge compute (containers and VMs), serverless scripting and monitoring behind
> a single OAuth2-secured REST API. **The company ceased operations in June 2024 and was
> dissolved. There is no live StackPath API.**

## Status for agents

Do not attempt to call StackPath. As of 2026-08-29 every API and developer host has been
withdrawn from DNS and returns no response:

- `api.stackpath.com` — no DNS record
- `gateway.stackpath.com` — no DNS record (was the OAuth2 token endpoint,
  `POST /identity/v1/oauth2/token`)
- `developer.stackpath.com` — no DNS record (was the developer portal)
- `docs.stackpath.com` — no DNS record
- `control.stackpath.com` — no DNS record (was the customer control panel)
- `status.stackpath.com` — no DNS record
- `github.com/stackpath` — HTTP 404, the GitHub organization was deleted
- `stackpath.dev` — now a domain-for-sale parking page
- `www.stackpath.com` — HTTP 200, but an empty placeholder page with no content

No OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, GraphQL schema, MCP server, A2A agent card, `llms.txt`,
`apis.json` or any `/.well-known/` document is served by StackPath. Every `/.well-known/`
path probed on the surviving apex and www hosts returned 404.

## Where the business went

- 2023 — StackPath exits the CDN business; Akamai acquires roughly 100 enterprise CDN
  contracts.
- March 2024 — StackPath sells its web application and API protection (WAAP) assets to
  Gcore.
- 12 June 2024 — StackPath announces it is ceasing operations and liquidating assets.
- 14 June 2024 — customers emailed notice of immediate decommissioning of all remaining
  services: edge compute, DNS, object storage, network transit, colocation, monitoring.

If you are looking for a live replacement for a StackPath workload, the successors named
in the public record above are Akamai (CDN) and Gcore (WAAP) — API Evangelist profiles
both separately; nothing here is an endorsement or a migration guarantee.

## What still exists

Abandoned first-party packages remain on the public registries. All of them are
unmaintained and their source repositories 404:

- `@stackpath/pulumi-stackpath` 0.2.0 (npm, 2024-05-20)
- `stackpath/stackpath` Terraform provider 2.1.0 (registry.terraform.io, 2024-06-07)
- `@stackpath/serverless-scripting-cli` 2.1.1 (npm, 2020-04-27)
- `@stackpath/cosmos-web-components` 0.0.5 (npm, 2021-05-19)
- `@stackpath/cosmos-react-components` 0.0.3 (npm, 2021-05-19)
- `@stackpath/cosmos-design-tokens` 1.1.0 (npm, 2021-06-07)
- `@stackpath/node-grpc-error-details` 1.1.3 (npm, 2021-06-29)

## Artifacts in this profile

- [Packages](packages/stackpath-packages.yml): first-party registry inventory with
  versions and publish dates.
- [Lifecycle](lifecycle/stackpath-lifecycle.yml): the wind-down timeline and host
  liveness probes.
- [CLI](cli/stackpath-cli.yml): the abandoned serverless scripting deploy CLI.
- [Well-known](well-known/stackpath-well-known.yml): the `/.well-known/` probe record
  (all 404, no surface).
- [Plans](plans/stackpath-plans-pricing.yml): zero plans; nothing is for sale.
- [Rate limits](rate-limits/stackpath-rate-limits.yml): zero documented limits; no
  reachable documentation.
- [Domain security](security/stackpath-domain-security.yml): TLS/HSTS/SPF/DMARC/DNSSEC
  probe of the surviving stackpath.com domain.

## Provenance

This file was generated by API Evangelist from probes and public records, not published
by StackPath. StackPath serves no `llms.txt`; `https://www.stackpath.com/llms.txt`
returned 404 on 2026-08-29.