Anomalies, the day they happen
Every service, namespace and host unit is checked against its own history. Alerts go to Slack, Teams, Discord or any webhook, and to the team that owns the spend.
Cloud, Kubernetes, bare metal and AI coding agents flow into one ledger. CostOptix splits it by team, sends each spike and saving to the team that owns it, and prices infrastructure changes before they merge.
The questions finance and engineering ask every month, answered in seconds from your own spend. Pick one.
What you see on day one, shown with sample data.
Every service, namespace and host unit is checked against its own history. Alerts go to Slack, Teams, Discord or any webhook, and to the team that owns the spend.
Shared cluster and machine costs split by what each workload used, then reconciled to the invoice at month close.
For accounts, tags, teams, clusters and hosts, with the day you are projected to cross the line. Sources without a budget get one proposed, ready to accept.
VMs and bare metal broken down by service and process group, with idle capacity shown on its own.
Rightsizing, idle capacity, orphaned resources and commitment gaps on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, ordered by what they save.
Claude Code and Gemini CLI usage by person, model and repository, valued at current list prices, with seats that go unused and tips when long sessions drive the bill.
Cloud, clusters, hosts and AI agents in one total. A cluster running in a connected cloud account is shown inside that bill, never added twice.
Divide a team's spend, or any slice of it, by orders, customers or requests. Revenue can come straight from Stripe.
A weekly report for each team with what moved, budgets at risk, savings worth acting on and what was decided. A monthly summary for leadership.
Teams claim spend by namespace, host, cloud tag, service, resource group or account. Shared costs like observability are split by use and managed by one team, so nothing sits unowned.
Add one step to GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Azure Pipelines. Each Terraform plan is priced against what the resources really cost you today, not a list price, and the result lands on the pull request.
aws_eks_node_group.app3 x m6i.xlarge, $412.804 x m6i.xlarge, $550.40 †+$137.60aws_instance.worker-m6i.large, $70.08+$70.08aws_instance.legacyt3.large, $54.12--$54.123 of 4 changes priced. Not priced: aws_db_instance (1). Resources that already run use what you
really pay. New ones use list price.
† Scaled from what you pay today by the list price change.
The host agent maps which apps call which, with each one's daily cost. Select one to see what would lose a dependency if it stopped, and how much daily spend that carries.
Kubernetes maps are in beta.
Read-only credentials for cloud, one command each for clusters, hosts and coding agents.
AWS read-only IAM policy for Cost Explorer and billing
Azure Reader and Cost Management Reader roles
GCP Billing Account ViewerStart free. Scale when ready. No percentage of cloud spend, ever.
Free plan, no credit card. Connect a cloud account, a cluster, a machine or a coding agent and see your first numbers in minutes.