Pump

Pump provides a unified platform for cloud costs, security, and operations, designed to give visibility and savings across cloud infrastructure. It targets engineering, finance, and operations teams who need clarity over cloud and AI spend without adding migration work. The tool emphasizes automated savings and governance to reduce wasted spend while maintaining performance. It presents dashboards, reports, and alerts to keep stakeholders informed about spend, usage, and commitments.

Pump operates by connecting read-only access to cloud accounts and routing requests to the most cost-efficient models and services, using pooled commitments and alert-driven actions. It claims to monitor spend hourly, trace anomalies to resources and owners, and recalibrate savings plans as usage changes.

The platform offers features around commitments, model routing, and budgets, with a focus on savings and cost visibility. It presents a dashboard for spend, savings, and anomalies, plus tools for reporting and exporting data. It also highlights integrations and the ability to assign tasks in collaboration tools. It emphasizes security and enterprise-grade controls as part of its offering.

Pump outlines plans, platform coverage, and integrations, including free onboarding, multiple providers (AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Oracle Cloud), and a freemium path with paid tiers for additional capabilities. It mentions data retention durations, security features, and collaboration integrations, as well as the option to bring your own cloud and use Pump’s savings with partner clouds.

Use cases

• Pump View enables customizable spend dashboards, drill-downs into costs by application or database, and centralized cost data for teams
• Automated report delivery to Slack or email keeps teams informed with ongoing alerts and budget monitoring
• Integrations with AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and others provide a unified view of costs across providers