For startups
See where the cloud money goes before the credits run out
Startups on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud get one view of what the cloud costs with credits and without them, what each customer costs to serve, and who owns each part of the bill, from the first invoice on. It starts on the permanent Free plan and needs no FinOps team.
Permanent Free plan with no time limit
What startups get
Four answers before the first big bill
Credits, counted or not
Promotional credits hide the real run rate. A cost report counts credits only when its switch is on, so one view shows what the cloud costs today and another what it will cost once the credits are gone.
The bill a board or investor asks about
Save the report that answers the question once, with its amounts and categories fixed, and have it delivered on a schedule. Everyone reads the same figures, and nobody rebuilds a spreadsheet before the meeting.
Cost per customer and gross margin
Allocation rules assign cloud cost to segments, customers, products or environments, matched by account, resource group, resource name or tag. What no rule claims stays visible as unallocated, so cost per customer and gross margin rest on figures someone can check.
An owner for every part of the bill
Teams own their segments and budgets, and a budget alert reaches the owner when spend moves, so the bill has a name on it before it becomes a problem. Connections are read-only, so nothing in the account changes.
The entry is the permanent Free plan: up to 2,000 euros of monthly cloud spend, with 90 days of history, two connections, ten allocation rules, and three months of backfill. Plans and prices
Related pages
- Pricing
Every plan and limit, published in euro.
- Cost allocation
Segments and ordered rules for cost per customer.
- Budgets
A budget per team or segment, with an alert to its owner.
Start before the credits run out
Create a Free workspace, connect AWS, Azure or Google Cloud read-only and read the first report with and without credits.
Permanent Free plan with no time limit