Engineering and finance leaders
Cost by business unit and product, with a forecast you can plan on
See where Kubernetes and cloud spend goes by team, product and environment, how it is trending, and which savings are approved and shipped.
What UnitVane brings to this job
Build your own FinOps dashboards on certified numbers
Analytics Studio
UnitVane Analytics, built on Apache Superset, ships 11 template dashboards, a chart builder and SQL on certified datasets, embedded in the app with each viewer's scope applied. Or connect Power BI, Tableau or Excel.
Explore Analytics StudioKnow before month end, not after the invoice
Budgets and anomalies
Budgets on any slice of spend with a weekday-aware month-end forecast. Anomalies are scored against a 28-day median with the resources that drove them. Alerts fire once per threshold and resolve once.
Explore Budgets and anomaliesEvery pod, namespace and team, priced from the invoice
Cost allocation
Node cost is split across pods on max(request, usage) and reconciled to the billed cost of each cluster. Group by up to 5 dimensions plus any label, and drill from cluster to pod.
Explore Cost allocationBudgets, alerts and anomalies on allocated cost
Governance
Set budgets by cluster, namespace, team or account with a 7-day run-rate forecast. Anomalies are flagged against a 14-day median and sent to Slack, Microsoft Teams, email or a webhook.
Explore GovernanceThe problem
Why it is hard today
Cost by business unit and product, with a forecast
Spend grows faster than the plan:
Infrastructure cost moves every month, and the explanation arrives after the invoice.No unit view:
Without cost per team or product, it is hard to say whether growth is healthy.
How UnitVane handles it
What you get
Cost by team and product
Allocation grouped the way your organization is structured.
Forecasts
Run-rate forecasts on every budget, updated hourly.
Savings pipeline
Open, approved and applied savings per month.
Scheduled summaries
Monthly reports and a weekly digest by email or Slack.
On-prem included
Data center clusters priced with rate cards or hardware cost.
Exports and API
The same numbers in your planning tools.
Outcomes
What changes for your team
A forecast before the month closes
Budgets warn owners as soon as the run rate points over.
A savings number you can track
Proposals show what is open, approved and applied, as a monthly amount.
Your first weeks
What you see, and when
From the first agent run to findings that need a full usage history.
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Within the first hour
The cluster, its nodes, namespaces and workloads appear in Diagnostics. Allocated cost per namespace, team and label follows as soon as billing data is in.02
Once billing data is in
180 days of history are read and allocated, plus 30 days of per-pod split cost history where AWS split cost allocation data exists. A brand-new AWS export can take up to a day to deliver its first file. The allocated history is kept; the raw billing rows leave the hub after 90 days.03
Within 30 minutes of the first allocation
Savings are computed, starting with findings that need no usage history, such as released volumes that still bill. Change proposals follow at the next daily regeneration.04
After 7 days of usage
Container requests are right-sized from p95 usage over 7 days of hourly samples.05
After 14 days
Node group sizing and abandoned workloads, which each need 14 days of data, and over-provisioned volumes, which also need Prometheus volume usage.
UnitVane works with your technology
Every major cloud, any Kubernetes, and the tools and model providers your teams already use.
Clouds and Kubernetes: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud, Kubernetes, Red Hat OpenShift, Rancher, VMware Tanzu, k3s
Your tools and model providers: Helm, Terraform, Argo CD, Flux, Prometheus, OpenTelemetry, Okta, Slack, Microsoft Teams, OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral AI
Your questions answered
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