Platforms
Every cluster, priced from the right source
The agent is the same on every Kubernetes. What changes is where the price comes from: a cloud billing export, a FOCUS file or your own data center rates.
Kubernetes cost by provider
2026-10-03 to 2026-10-09
$52.3K
7 days, all 7 clusters, cloud and data center
- Amazon Web Services
- Google Cloud
- Microsoft Azure
- On-premises
Catalog
What KubeOn works with
Managed Kubernetes
- Amazon EKS
- Azure Kubernetes Service
- Google Kubernetes Engine
- Oracle OKE
- EKS on Fargate
- GKE Autopilot
Distributions
- Red Hat OpenShift
- Rancher RKE2
- VMware Tanzu
- Mirantis Kubernetes Engine
- k3s
- kubeadm
Billing sources
- AWS CUR 2.0
- Azure Cost Management exports
- Google Cloud billing export
- Oracle Cloud cost reports
- FOCUS 1.x files
- Data center rate cards
Where KubeOn runs
- Fully managed by UnitVane
- The region you choose
- Agent: one Helm release per cluster
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Fully managed
How each product connects
UnitVane runs all three products. Each one needs only the access listed here.
UnitVane
Grant read access to your billing exports.
- AWS role with an external ID, Azure storage reader, BigQuery viewer
- Or upload or push FOCUS files
- Nothing to install anywhere
- Each organization's data in its own database
KubeOn
Install one read-only agent per cluster.
- One Helm release, an hourly CronJob
- Snapshots sent outbound over HTTPS, no inbound port
- Billing read through an identity that cannot change your export
- Optional write access for automated savings
UnitVane AI
Connect provider billing, then point apps at the gateway.
- Read-only provider billing and metrics
- Managed gateway in the region you choose
- Provider credentials encrypted, never in app code
- Your provider keeps billing you directly
Let's get started
A 30-minute walkthrough on your own billing data, for your clouds, your clusters and your model providers.