FOR VP ENGINEERING, CTOs & PLATFORM LEADERS

FOR VP ENGINEERING, CTOs & PLATFORM LEADERS

See every engineering decision's dollar impact, before you ship it.

Connect every AWS dollar to the infrastructure behind it with safe optimization and root-cause insights your engineering team can trust with Opsolute.

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Illustration of a ship carrying cloud infrastructure containers labeled RDS, EKS, and GPU.
Illustration of a ship carrying cloud infrastructure containers labeled RDS, EKS, and GPU.
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Illustration of a ship carrying cloud infrastructure containers labeled RDS, EKS, and GPU.

TRUSTED BY ENGINEERING LEADERS AT AWS-FIRST COMPANIES

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THE GAP TODAY, FROM AN ENGINEERING LENS

Three hidden costs. Three production risks.

Three hidden costs. Three production risks.

Cost enters too late. Usually after deployment or when finance raises an issue. That's a broken loop and every engineering leader knows it.

Illustration of an EKS utilization screen hidden under a cover, showing utilization rising from 40% to 90% and a $40K monthly impact.
Illustration of an EKS utilization screen hidden under a cover, showing utilization rising from 40% to 90% and a $40K monthly impact.

EKS doubles. Nobody sees the $40K.

One canary deployment. Utilization jumps from 40% to 90%. AWS costs rise by $40K that month. Nobody sees the signal in real time. Finance finds out first. Your team finds out from finance.

Month-end is a forensic exercise. Forecasts miss by 20%. The board asks why; and the answer is “we’ll get back to you.” No chargeback. No ownership

Illustration of a compass showing latency, utilization, cost, and uncertain cloud metrics.
Illustration of a compass showing latency, utilization, cost, and uncertain cloud metrics.

Your APM has no cost signal.

Datadog shows latency. Prometheus shows utilization. Neither shows cost per request, service, or engineering decision, leaving teams without the cost impact of what they ship.

Illustration of colorful stacked cloud blocks with a savings tag.
Illustration of colorful stacked cloud blocks with a savings tag.

Your cost tool has a 20% action problem

Every cost tool recommends savings, but engineers apply only 20% because they can't see what's safe to change. Better to skip a saving than risk production.

You know what you're running.

But not always what it affects.

BEFORE OPSOLUTE
AFTER OPSOLUTE

BUILT FOR THE ENGINEERING WORKFLOW

Three capabilities. Cost for every engineering decision.

SAFE OPTIMIZATION

REAL-TIME ALERTING

OPERATING RHYTHM

Recommendations with a safety badge, not a savings badge.

Low utilization doesn't always mean safe to optimize. Opsolute checks dependencies first. An EC2 instance at 8% CPU might support a critical database replica. No dependencies? Green light. Optimize with confidence, not guesswork.

  • EC2 + RDS rightsizing with safe-to-apply badge

  • Idle resource detection scored by risk

  • Savings Plan utilization + purchase simulator

  • NAT Gateway, S3, ELB usage-pattern optimization

  • Reserved Instance and Savings Plan propagation across accounts

Cost optimization dashboard showing savings metrics, optimization progress, recommended actions, and implementation history.

Every anomaly ships with the root cause attached.

By the time Cost Explorer shows a spike, you've burned $5–30K. Opsolute catches it in under 15 minutes and alerts the right engineer. Every alert shows what changed, when, and where. No 45-minute forensics sprint.

  • Sub-15-minute MTTD on anomaly detection

  • Ownership-aware routing (workload → team)

  • Hourly heatmap for forensic backtrace

  • RCA on every anomaly — service, deployment, and infrastructure change identified

  • System rules out of the box, custom rules optional

  • Auto-classification of anomaly types

Cloud cost anomaly dashboard showing an EC2 cost spike, technical details, timeline, and alert summary.

Connect your workflow. Bring AWS cost signals into engineering.

The right people get the right cost signals at the right cadence. Engineers get daily actions, managers get weekly rollups, and leadership gets bi-weekly forecasts and savings. Delivered through Slack, email, or in-app.

  • Daily digest for ICs — yesterday's spend, anomalies, optimization queue

  • Weekly digest for engineering managers — team rollup, top movers, actions

  • Bi-weekly executive briefs — forecast vs actual, P&L impact

  • Multi-channel delivery: Slack, email, in-app

  • Ownership-aware content per persona

  • Cashflo currently uses this operating rhythm

FinOps standup dashboard showing anomaly metrics, top cost increases, active anomalies, savings, and recommendations.
Service cost network dashboard showing connected cloud services including RDS, EC2, EKS, VPC, S3, and Compute Savings Plans.
Service cost network dashboard showing connected cloud services including RDS, EC2, EKS, VPC, S3, and Compute Savings Plans.
Cost optimization dashboard showing savings metrics, optimization progress, recommended actions, and implementation history.
Cost optimization dashboard showing savings metrics, optimization progress, recommended actions, and implementation history.
Service cost network dashboard showing connected cloud services including RDS, EC2, EKS, VPC, S3, and Compute Savings Plans.
Cost optimization dashboard showing savings metrics, optimization progress, recommended actions, and implementation history.

INFORM · COST GRAVITY MAP

SAFE OPTIMIZATION

See where your money actually flows — not just where AWS billed it.

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Most cost tools stop at the line item. Opsolute follows the dependencies. EBS volumes show up against the EC2 instance using them. ENIs roll into their parent EC2. NAT gateway charges land on the workload generating the traffic. Reserved Instances and Savings Plans propagate to the accounts and services where the discount actually applies.

Low utilization doesn't always mean safe to optimize. Opsolute checks dependencies first. An EC2 instance at 8% CPU might support a critical database replica. No dependencies? Green light. Optimize with confidence, not guesswork.

Feature list:

  • True Cost view — every service folded against the workload that drives it

  • RI/SP coverage propagation across linked accounts

  • EKS namespace and pod-level cost attribution

  • Account-wide unattributed spend report — find what your tags missed

  • Native AWS Cost Explorer + CloudWatch + CUR ingest, no agents

  • EC2 + RDS rightsizing with safe-to-apply badge

  • Idle resource detection scored by risk

  • Savings Plan utilization + purchase simulator

  • NAT Gateway, S3, ELB usage-pattern optimization

  • Reserved Instance and Savings Plan propagation across accounts

INFORM · RISK SURFACE SCORE

Real-Time Alerting

One number that tells you where the financial risk is hiding.

Every anomaly ships with the root cause attached.

The Risk Surface Score is a single 0–100 number per workload, account, or business unit. It rolls up five signals every CFO cares about and every engineering lead can act on: how volatile the spend is, how steeply it's growing, how concentrated it is in a single service, how concentrated it is in a single region, and how complete the tagging is. Deteriorating scores trigger alerts before they become invoice surprises.

By the time Cost Explorer shows a spike, you've burned $5–30K. Opsolute catches it in under 15 minutes and alerts the right engineer. Every alert shows what changed, when, and where. No 45-minute forensics sprint.

Feature list:

  • Spend volatility — rolling 30-day variance

  • Growth slope — current quarter vs trailing 4

  • Service concentration — single-service exposure (SageMaker, EKS, RDS)

  • Region concentration — resilience and egress risk

  • Tag gap — percentage of spend without required cost-allocation tags

  • Sub-15-minute MTTD on anomaly detection

  • Ownership-aware routing (workload → team)

  • Hourly heatmap for forensic backtrace

  • RCA on every anomaly — service, deployment, and infrastructure change identified

  • System rules out of the box, custom rules optional

  • Auto-classification of anomaly types

Risk dashboard showing concentration, tag coverage, spend volatility, cost growth, blast radius, and a risk timeline.
Risk dashboard showing concentration, tag coverage, spend volatility, cost growth, blast radius, and a risk timeline.
Illustration of a green Jira backlog dumpster filled with cloud optimization tasks.
Risk dashboard showing concentration, tag coverage, spend volatility, cost growth, blast radius, and a risk timeline.
Illustration of a green Jira backlog dumpster filled with cloud optimization tasks.
Tag recommender dashboard showing service, application, product, team, department, and environment groupings.
Tag recommender dashboard showing service, application, product, team, department, and environment groupings.
FinOps standup dashboard showing anomaly metrics, top cost increases, active anomalies, savings, and recommendations.
FinOps standup dashboard showing anomaly metrics, top cost increases, active anomalies, savings, and recommendations.
Tag recommender dashboard showing service, application, product, team, department, and environment groupings.
FinOps standup dashboard showing anomaly metrics, top cost increases, active anomalies, savings, and recommendations.

OPERATE · TAG GRAPH

Operating Rhythm

The chargeback foundation that finally holds up under audit.

Daily, weekly, and bi-weekly standups. Automatically routed.

Tag Graph unifies your sprawl. Project, Proj, ProjectName, project_name — collapsed into one. Inheritance rules push tags from accounts to resources automatically. Virtual tags handle the resources AWS won't let you tag at all. Compliance scoring tells you exactly which teams are out of policy. Every change is logged for audit.

Per-product unit economics used to require a quarter of tagging discipline. We discover tenants from your infrastructure. You connect revenue. The board deck reads “Product A: 72%, Product B: 31%.” Not vibes.

Feature list:

  • Tag unification across spelling, casing, and naming variants

  • Inheritance rules from account → VPC → resource

  • Virtual tags for un-taggable AWS resources (EKS pods, NAT gateways, data transfer)

  • Tag compliance scoring per team and per account

  • Hierarchical chargeback: Org → Dept → Team → App → Service → Env

  • Full audit trail of who changed which tag, when, and why

  • Daily digest for ICs — yesterday's spend, anomalies, optimization queue

  • Weekly digest for engineering managers — team rollup, top movers, actions

  • Bi-weekly executive briefs — forecast vs actual, P&L impact

  • Multi-channel delivery: Slack, email, in-app

  • Ownership-aware content per persona

  • Cashflo currently uses this operating rhythm

YOUR NUMBER

Engineering leaders: Unlock $50K–$500K in cloud savings.

Enter AWS spend and account count. See savings from optimization, RCA alerts, and avoided cost surprises.

Estimated Annual Impact
$176K
Broken down
AWS bill savings$115K
Engineering time recovered$49K
Cost surprises averted$12K
Monthly AWS spend$50K
Number of AWS accounts5
Estimated Annual Impact
$176K
Broken down
AWS bill savings$115K
Engineering time recovered$49K
Cost surprises averted$12K
Monthly AWS spend$50K
Number of AWS accounts5
Your monthly AWS spend$50K
Number of AWS Accounts5
Estimated Annual Impact
$0
Broken down
AWS bill savings$112K
$50K/mo × 31% waste detected × 60% realized × 12 months. The safety signal raises action rate from industry-average 20% to 60%+.
Engineering time recovered$49K
Cost surprises averted$12K

FROM CONNECT TO CHARGEBACK IN 14 DAYS

Three steps. One engineer. No agents.

No SDK. No auto-instrumentation. No Kubernetes DaemonSet. A read-only IAM role, 30 minutes, and cost signals wired into your engineering workflow in two weeks.

Connect

Link Your AWS Organization

Deploy read-only access via CloudFormation. Opsolute reads your AWS and optional K8s metrics. No resource modifications.

Map

Every dollar attributed

Unify with Tag Graph. Map dependencies with Cost Cortex. Trace spend with Cost Gravity Map. Attribute every workload.

Operate

Weekly run, quarterly forecast

Alerts reach on-call. Digests land in Slack. Recommendations queue in Cost Cortex. Your team decides. You stay in control

Connect

Link Your AWS Organization

Deploy read-only access via CloudFormation. Opsolute reads your AWS and optional K8s metrics. No resource modifications.

Map

Every dollar attributed

Unify with Tag Graph. Map dependencies with Cost Cortex. Trace spend with Cost Gravity Map. Attribute every workload.

Operate

Weekly run, quarterly forecast

Alerts reach on-call. Digests land in Slack. Recommendations queue in Cost Cortex. Your team decides. You stay in control

Faq

The four questions every engineering leader asks.

If you have others, book a 30-minute call. We answer the awkward ones directly.

Do you install agents or auto-instrument my code?

No. Opsolute is agent-less. We ingest AWS Cost Explorer, CUR, and CloudWatch through a read-only IAM role. For Kubernetes cost attribution, we optionally read kube-state-metrics or metrics-server data your existing monitoring already exposes. Zero footprint in your production path.

How does the safe-to-apply badge actually work? What data goes into it?

Five signals: (1) dependency graph: does this resource have downstream consumers? (2) traffic patterns: is it serving live requests right now or idle? (3) recent restart / OOM events: is it stable? (4) associated PodDisruptionBudgets or replica set constraints: can it tolerate a change? (5) tag-based criticality: is it flagged production or non-production? A green "safe" score requires all five to pass. Yellow "review" means one signal is ambiguous. Red "wait" means don't touch it without more investigation. We show you the reasoning behind every score: no black-box scoring.

Does this replace my existing monitoring / APM?

No. Opsolute is a cost-intelligence layer that runs alongside your APM. Datadog / New Relic / Grafana handle performance and reliability. Opsolute handles cost. Both signals should be visible to your engineers. That's the point. Where the two overlap is anomaly correlation: when your cost spikes and your APM sees a latency spike within the same 5-minute window, we surface both.

What Kubernetes attribution do you support today?

Namespace-level cost attribution is live. Pod-level is live for tagged workloads. ECS task-level is live. What's on the roadmap (not shipped): autonomous K8s optimization: non-prod hibernation, autoscaler tuning, bin-packing. That's under active development with design partners. If you want visibility into that roadmap, ask us on the demo call.

Do you install agents or auto-instrument my code?

No. Opsolute is agent-less. We ingest AWS Cost Explorer, CUR, and CloudWatch through a read-only IAM role. For Kubernetes cost attribution, we optionally read kube-state-metrics or metrics-server data your existing monitoring already exposes. Zero footprint in your production path.

How does the safe-to-apply badge actually work? What data goes into it?

Five signals: (1) dependency graph: does this resource have downstream consumers? (2) traffic patterns: is it serving live requests right now or idle? (3) recent restart / OOM events: is it stable? (4) associated PodDisruptionBudgets or replica set constraints: can it tolerate a change? (5) tag-based criticality: is it flagged production or non-production? A green "safe" score requires all five to pass. Yellow "review" means one signal is ambiguous. Red "wait" means don't touch it without more investigation. We show you the reasoning behind every score: no black-box scoring.

Does this replace my existing monitoring / APM?

No. Opsolute is a cost-intelligence layer that runs alongside your APM. Datadog / New Relic / Grafana handle performance and reliability. Opsolute handles cost. Both signals should be visible to your engineers. That's the point. Where the two overlap is anomaly correlation: when your cost spikes and your APM sees a latency spike within the same 5-minute window, we surface both.

What Kubernetes attribution do you support today?

Namespace-level cost attribution is live. Pod-level is live for tagged workloads. ECS task-level is live. What's on the roadmap (not shipped): autonomous K8s optimization: non-prod hibernation, autoscaler tuning, bin-packing. That's under active development with design partners. If you want visibility into that roadmap, ask us on the demo call.

Connect AWS in 30 minutes. See your dependency graph before the call ends.

Book a 30-minute demo. Connect AWS via read-only IAM, explore your Cost Gravity Map, and review three safe optimizations.

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Illustration of a crystal ball containing AWS bills, cost charts, dollar signs, and question marks, representing future cloud cost forecasting.