Pricing
Cloud cost management pricing, transparent and self-serve
Every plan is paid and self-serve. No six-figure contract, no contact-sales gate to see a price.
Starter
Founders and small teams
- 1 cloud account plus up to 10 SaaS apps
- Savings recommendations in dollars
- Cost anomaly alerts
- Weekly spend digest
- Up to 50k dollars per month tracked spend
- 1 seat
Growth
Scaling startups and finance teams
- Multi-cloud plus unlimited SaaS apps
- Daily anomaly watch
- Spend split by cloud account and SaaS owner
- Monthly run-rate from the last seven days
- Up to 250k dollars per month tracked spend
- 5 seats
Scale
Mid-market finance
- Everything in Growth
- Container and Kubernetes services from your billing export, by service
- Board-ready CSV report of savings, anomalies, spend and renewals
- Up to 1M dollars per month tracked spend, 15 seats
Enterprise
Larger orgs and custom terms
priced on request
- Unlimited tracked spend
- Help mapping a custom billing export format
- Dedicated support engineer
- Security review
- Custom terms and SLAs
14-day money-back · cancel anytime
Far below a six-figure contract
Enterprise FinOps and spend-management tools are typically sold through sales-led, contract-based motions that start in the tens of thousands per year. CostAnalyst gives finance teams cloud and SaaS savings, self-serve, starting at 59 dollars per month.
Pricing FAQ
What you get and what it costs
No. CostAnalyst has no access to your cloud accounts or SaaS tools at all, read or write. It reads the billing export you upload and the subscription list you enter, so it cannot change anything in your environment, resize an instance, or cancel a subscription. It shows you the recommendation, and your team acts.
Never. We do not process payments, hold funds, pay invoices, or touch your cards. CostAnalyst is an analyst: it reads your spend, finds the savings, and shows you the recommendation. Every action happens in your own accounts, by your own team.
No. CostAnalyst is decision-support tooling. Its recommendations are computed from your real usage and billing data, and they are for a human on your team to review and decide. It is not financial, tax, or accounting advice.
No. CostAnalyst does the grunt work, pulling, tagging, spotting waste and spikes, so your people spend time deciding rather than rebuilding spreadsheets. It makes a finance or FinOps person far more effective, it does not replace their judgment.