Infracost shows cloud cost changes directly in pull requests before infrastructure-as-code changes are deployed. It calculates cost impact across AWS, Azure, and GCP for Terraform, Terragrunt, CloudFormation, and AWS CDK workflows, with diffs in GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps. 12.4K+ GitHub stars, Apache 2.0 licensed. Used by GitLab, HelloFresh, JPMorgan Chase, BMW, and Accenture.
Best ScaleOps Alternatives
3 editor-verified alternatives · ScaleOps overview →
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Xosphere automates the use of AWS Spot Instances for production workloads using ML to select instances based on availability and cost-performance balance. It installs in 10 minutes via CloudFormation and provides high-availability reliability with cheap spot pricing, automatically managing instance selection, interruption handling, and failover for teams wanting significant compute cost savings.
Pump is a YC-backed platform that uses AI and group-buying power to automate AWS cost reduction, claiming up to 60% savings on compute through collective purchasing of Reserved Instances and Savings Plans. By pooling demand across multiple customers, Pump negotiates volume discounts that individual organizations cannot access, providing enterprise-level pricing to startups and mid-market companies.
Open-source ScaleOps alternatives
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FAQ
What is the best ScaleOps alternative?
Infracost tops our editor-verified list of 3 ScaleOps alternatives, scoring 84/100 in our hands-on review.
Are there open-source ScaleOps alternatives?
Yes — Infracost are open source.