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Savings that scale linearly
The saving is on the unit price, so it grows with the workload rather than tapering off behind a negotiated tier.
When cloud spend is measured in tens of millions, the gap between the leading cloud’s list price and ours is a programme’s worth of headcount. Compute prices GPU and CPU capacity, managed databases and AI inference under the leading cloud’s own published rates — and the gap scales with you.
Evaluated workload by workload, against your own the leading cloud invoices.
Compared with the leading cloud's own published on-demand prices, US East. Every comparison.
The saving is on the unit price, so it grows with the workload rather than tapering off behind a negotiated tier.
GPU capacity outside your primary cloud, for training runs and inference fleets that should not queue behind someone else’s reservation.
Itemised monthly invoices by product and meter, prepaid credit, and a price list your FinOps team can check against the leading cloud’s themselves.
Enterprise support with a named technical account engineer and quarterly architecture and cost reviews.
We map each line to its Compute equivalent and price it with the same engine that bills you, against the leading cloud’s own figure.
Run one production-shaped workload in parallel for a billing cycle and compare invoices.
Each further workload moves when its own numbers justify it.
Tell us the workload and the capacity it needs, and we will tell you plainly what we can commit to and when. We would rather say no early than late.
Our prices are set against the leading cloud’s first-tier on-demand rates. The leading cloud lowers some rates at very high volume; we will price any workload against what the leading cloud would actually charge you for it.
We do not currently hold third-party attestations such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001. Separation, access records and residency are configured properties of the platform; ask us about your specific obligations.
No. Most large estates are multi-cloud already. Compute is the provider you move the workloads to where the price difference is largest.
Run it beside what you have, and compare the invoices line by line. Move the next one when the numbers say so.
No contract, no minimum spend, nothing to tear down if you stop.