Pricing that scales with your AWS bill.
The AWS cost optimization tool that actually works. Pay for what your account size needs.
Free under $5K/mo spend. Pro at $199 for $5K-$25K. Business at $499 for $25K-$100K. Enterprise above that.
- ✓ Top finding unblurred + total waste detected
- ✓ 1 scan per week, 1 AWS account
- ✓ 123 detection rules
- ✓ 7-day history
- — Anomaly detection (Pro+)
- — Slack delivery (Pro+)
- — Resource IDs + fix commands (Pro+)
- ✓ Full report — every finding, resource ID, fix command
- ✓ Up to 20 AWS accounts
- ✓ Daily automated scans + 5 manual scans/day
- ✓ Real-time anomaly alerts in Slack
- ✓ Slack daily digest + slash commands
- ✓ 90-day history
- ✓ Email support (48h)
- ✓ Unlimited accounts via AWS Organizations
- ✓ AWS Organizations support
- ✓ 1-year history retention
- ✓ GDPR Data Processing Agreement
- ✓ Email support (24h)
- ✓ Everything in Pro
Every plan includes the same 123 detection rules, anomaly detection engine, and unlimited team members.
The math is simple.
Most teams spending $50K+/mo on AWS have 10-30% in waste. That's $5K-$15K/mo sitting there.
on a $50K+ AWS bill
to find and track it
If Pro doesn't find 3x its cost in annual savings in month one, full refund. You keep the findings.
What Pro catches that a one-time scan can't.
Tuesday's $890/day NAT Gateway spike
An engineer's config change caused data transfer to route through NAT. Without daily monitoring, you find it on the month-end bill. With Pro, you catch it same day.
The 3 new idle resources from last week's sprint
Every deploy is a chance for a new forgotten volume, an oversized test instance, or a log group with no retention. Last month's scan doesn't know about this week's deploys.
The CloudWatch bill that doubled overnight
A new Lambda started logging at high volume. $2,800/mo in log ingestion nobody noticed. Real-time anomaly alerts catch this in hours, not weeks.
Frequently asked questions
You've been meaning to check your AWS costs.
Takes 2 minutes. If there's nothing to find, you lost a coffee break.