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CloudKeeper Commit is an automated & risk free AWS Compute & RDS RI/SP management solution that unlocks 3-year commitment pricing benefits for the customers without any lock in or usage commitment.
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Overview
AWS Reserved Instances & Savings Plans provide significant cost savings for long-term workloads, but effectively managing them requires constant attention to instance types, availability zones, and changing usage patterns. CloudKeeper Commit automates this entire process, ensuring that the customers are always getting the most out of RI/SP instruments.
Effortless & Significant Savings: CloudKeeper Commit delivers significant savings by purchasing 3-year RI/SP instruments, without any operational overhead or financial obligation for the customer. The customers are free to migrate their workloads to a different region or instance type or simply stop/downgrade the instances.
But thats not all - CloudKeeper Commit has even more to offer!
You also get continued free access to our team of 300+ DevOps Professionals, AWS certified Architects & FinOps Certified Practitioners to conduct audits / well-architected reviews and provide actionable recommendations to further reduce the cost. And the best part is, there are no additional costs or commitments involved for availing these benefits!
FinOps Support & Consulting Establish FinOps culture and set up cost-efficient cloud operations for your business leveraging our Cloud FinOps Support offerings:
- AWS Well-Architected Reviews
- Cost Governance Guardrails
- Defining & Measuring FinOps KPIs
- Identifying unused / underutilized inventory
Highlights
- Ensure maximum coverage of Compute & Database inventory under 3-year RI/SP pricing
- Free access to our team of 300+ DevOps Professionals
- Regular audits / Well Architected Reviews at no additional cost
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Pricing is based on actual usage, with charges varying according to how much you consume. Subscriptions have no end date and may be canceled any time.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/unit |
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Fee on Savings generated On Compute (EC2, Fargate & Lambda) usage | Fee on Savings generated On Compute (EC2, Fargate & Lambda) usage | $0.18 |
Fee on Savings Generated on Other Services | Fee on Savings generated on Other Services | $0.35 |
Dimensions summary
You pay based on the savings this platform generates, not a flat fee or subscription. Charges apply only when the tool produces measurable savings on your AWS bill. Pricing splits into two dimensions. The first charges a fee on savings generated on your compute usage, covering EC2, Fargate, and Lambda. The second charges a fee on savings generated on other AWS services. Each dimension bills as a percentage of the realized savings in that category. Your cost scales directly with the savings achieved, so you pay more only when you save more.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
The compute dimension covers savings on EC2, Fargate, and Lambda usage. The other-services dimension covers savings generated on all remaining AWS services, including databases. Both dimensions bill independently on the same invoice, so your total fee reflects savings realized in each category separately.
You pay only when the platform produces measurable savings on your AWS bill. If no savings are realized, no fee applies. There is no flat platform fee or subscription charge. Your cost moves with the actual savings achieved, so a period with zero savings means zero fee.
No. The platform does not require any volume or long-term commitment from you. It makes incremental, low-risk adjustments to your Reserved Instances and Savings Plans rather than large upfront purchases. Fees apply only as a percentage of the savings the platform generates.
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Reserved Instance and Savings Plan Automation
Automated purchasing and management of 3-year AWS Compute and RDS Reserved Instances and Savings Plans with dynamic adjustment to instance types and availability zones based on changing usage patterns.
Workload Migration Flexibility
Support for seamless migration of workloads across regions and instance types without financial penalties or usage commitments, with ability to downgrade or stop instances as needed.
Inventory Coverage Optimization
Continuous monitoring and maximization of Compute and Database inventory coverage under 3-year Reserved Instance and Savings Plan pricing instruments.
Cost Governance and FinOps Framework
Implementation of cost governance guardrails, FinOps KPI definition and measurement, and identification of unused or underutilized cloud resources.
Well-Architected Assessment
Execution of AWS Well-Architected Reviews and cost optimization audits to identify actionable recommendations for further cost reduction.
Usage Forecasting with Event Integration
Platform integrates historical data with event-based forecasting including increased usage, migrations, and infrastructure sunsetting to create accurate usage predictions.
Multi-Service Commitment Coverage
Supports flexible savings plans across EC2, Lambda, Fargate, RDS, ElastiCache, OpenSearch, Redshift, SageMaker and other AWS services offering 1 and 3 year commitments.
Flexible Savings Plans with Early Termination
Provides 30-day flexible savings plans with up to 3 years of coverage that allow termination at any point after 30 days, accommodating migrations and seasonal use patterns.
Automated Commitment Execution
Enables automation of purchases, exchanges, and renewals based on selected optimization strategies without manual intervention.
Multi-Strategy Comparison and Optimization
Analyzes every possible combination of available contracts to develop optimized commitment strategies and compares cost impact across forecasted scenarios before execution.
Automated Commitment Management
Automated cloud commitment management for AWS resources to optimize reservation and savings plan utilization
Cost Visibility and Allocation
Complete visibility into cost and usage with 100% cost allocation across unified cloud and SaaS spend
AWS Migration Assistance Program Integration
Exclusive AWS tooling for Migration Assistance Program (MAP) to support cloud migration initiatives
Private Pricing Agreement Support
Integration with Private Pricing Agreement (PPA) for optimized pricing negotiations and management
Manual Process Elimination
Automated optimization workflows to eliminate manual cloud management and optimization processes
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Customer reviews
Ryan W.
CloudKeeper Delivers Major AWS Savings with Excellent Account Team Support
Reviewed on Sep 22, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
CloudKeeper is a great tool, and it has saved our organization a significant amount of money on our monthly AWS bill. In addition, the support we’ve received from our account team has been excellent. They’ve made several recommendations for changes to our AWS infrastructure, both from a security standpoint and from a cost-saving standpoint.
What do you dislike about the product?
Using CloudKeeper can make account provisioning more difficult than it otherwise would be. We have several accounts (over 20) tied to CloudKeeper, and now that they are all listed as "Applications" instead of accounts, it makes it more complicated than using the normal identity center.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Cost savings is the main problem CloudKeeper solves. But they have also been great for helping us identify misconfigurations and security gaps
Computer Games
Cost Graphs and Savings Proposals That Drive Real Reductions
Reviewed on Sep 22, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
The cost graphs and the proposals for reducing costs.
What do you dislike about the product?
You can’t integrate with MCP if you have multiple accounts, which is really frustrating. Overall, this is very bad.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
The reports provide a full picture of the costs.
Real Estate
Proactive AWS Cost Visibility and Support That Delivers Real Savings
Reviewed on Sep 21, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
What I like best about CloudKeeper is the combination of useful AWS cost visibility and proactive support.
The team regularly helps us identify unexpected changes in cloud spend and provides practical recommendations for optimisation, rather than simply reporting on costs. CK Lens is also useful for drilling into spend and managing cost allocation in a way that makes it easier to understand where our AWS budget is going.
The support team has been particularly valuable. On one occasion they took ownership of an unexpected AWS billing issue, worked directly with AWS on our behalf, followed it through over several weeks and ultimately secured a full adjustment of the charges.
We've also benefited from more in-depth optimisation reviews of some of our larger AWS workloads, with specific technical recommendations around architecture, scaling and different AWS services. That combination of tooling, proactive monitoring and access to knowledgeable people is probably where we've seen the most value.
The team regularly helps us identify unexpected changes in cloud spend and provides practical recommendations for optimisation, rather than simply reporting on costs. CK Lens is also useful for drilling into spend and managing cost allocation in a way that makes it easier to understand where our AWS budget is going.
The support team has been particularly valuable. On one occasion they took ownership of an unexpected AWS billing issue, worked directly with AWS on our behalf, followed it through over several weeks and ultimately secured a full adjustment of the charges.
We've also benefited from more in-depth optimisation reviews of some of our larger AWS workloads, with specific technical recommendations around architecture, scaling and different AWS services. That combination of tooling, proactive monitoring and access to knowledgeable people is probably where we've seen the most value.
What do you dislike about the product?
There isn't anything major that I dislike, but some of the communication can be a little persistent, particularly around follow-ups and feedback requests.
Some optimisation recommendations also naturally require a fair amount of internal analysis before acting on them. CloudKeeper can identify potential savings opportunities, but the engineering effort, operational trade-offs and migration risk still need to be assessed carefully by your own team.
Overall, these are relatively minor points compared with the value we've had from the service.
Some optimisation recommendations also naturally require a fair amount of internal analysis before acting on them. CloudKeeper can identify potential savings opportunities, but the engineering effort, operational trade-offs and migration risk still need to be assessed carefully by your own team.
Overall, these are relatively minor points compared with the value we've had from the service.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
CloudKeeper helps us understand and control our AWS spend more effectively.
It gives us better visibility into where costs are coming from, highlights unexpected increases before they become bigger problems, and helps identify practical optimisation opportunities across our AWS workloads. That saves engineering time and makes cloud cost management much more proactive rather than something we only look at after receiving the bill.
The additional support is also valuable. Having a team that can help investigate billing issues, review higher-cost workloads and work directly with AWS when needed reduces the amount of time we have to spend navigating those processes ourselves.
Overall, the main benefit is better cost control, less manual effort and more confidence that we are using AWS efficiently.
It gives us better visibility into where costs are coming from, highlights unexpected increases before they become bigger problems, and helps identify practical optimisation opportunities across our AWS workloads. That saves engineering time and makes cloud cost management much more proactive rather than something we only look at after receiving the bill.
The additional support is also valuable. Having a team that can help investigate billing issues, review higher-cost workloads and work directly with AWS when needed reduces the amount of time we have to spend navigating those processes ourselves.
Overall, the main benefit is better cost control, less manual effort and more confidence that we are using AWS efficiently.
Ashish T.
Cloudkeeper Helped Us Cut Monthly Costs
Reviewed on Sep 21, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Cloudkeeper team helped us to reduce monthly cost.
What do you dislike about the product?
Noting is for now I can update later if I will find something in future
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Cloudkeeper is helping us to reduce our infrastructure cost and also helped us to identify root cause of S3 billing increase in the past
Rajkumar K.
Best-in-Class Cost Explorer Dashboard
Reviewed on Sep 15, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Dashboard with the cost explorer is best
What do you dislike about the product?
I still don’t understand how the reserved instance cost adds up. Is it shared across AWS accounts, or only for the Raven account?
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It’s confusing to view Cost Explorer in the native explorer, and Cloudkeeper solves that for me, I feel.