Pricing
Priced on the bill, not on the people who read it.
Every plan includes the whole platform: chargeback and showback, forecasting, early warning and AI reports across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. What changes is the size of the bill under management and the level of support around it.
Plans by monthly cloud spend
Starter
Under $50k / month
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A team getting its first statement out of one or two clouds.
Email support and a shared onboarding session.
Growth
$50k – $250k / month
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Several departments, shared platform costs and a monthly close to hit.
Email and chat support, onboarding with your own data, quarterly review.
Scale
$250k – $1M / month
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Business units with their own budgets, forecasts and alerts.
Named contact, allocation-model workshop, priority response.
Enterprise
Over $1M / month
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Group finance, many entities, and a security review before anything is signed.
Named contact, security and procurement support, custom terms.
Bands are based on your combined monthly cloud spend across providers. Tell us your band and we will come back with a figure before the call.
Included in every plan
The whole platform, whichever band you are in.
Nothing is held back for a higher band.
- Chargeback and showback by department, cost centre, product or customer
- Shared-cost rules: even split, usage-weighted or fixed
- Forecasts at the level you budget at, with variance to budget
- Anomaly alerts attributed to an owner, routed to email, Teams or Slack
- AI reports over your own ledger, validated and tenant-scoped
- Spreadsheet and finance-system datasets as first-class dimensions
- Microsoft Entra ID SSO and SCIM, immutable audit trail
- Unlimited readers: everyone who owns a budget can see their statement
Pricing questions
Why is pricing based on cloud spend?
Because that is what the platform reports on. A bigger bill means more accounts, more line items and more people who need a statement. Charging per seat would punish exactly the behaviour the product exists to encourage: everyone who owns a budget reading their own numbers.
Which spend counts?
Your combined monthly spend across the providers connected to Runcost, as reported in their billing exports, averaged over the previous three months.
Do all plans include the same capabilities?
Yes. The allocation, forecasting, alerting and reporting capabilities are the same in every band. Bands differ in the size of bill under management and the support around it.
What happens on the call?
Thirty minutes on how your organisation allocates, forecasts and explains cloud spend today, and whether Runcost would change that. You leave with a figure for your band. No demo unless you ask for one.