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Multi-cloud cost calculator describes itself as: “Multi-cloud cost calculator”

Calls itself “cost calculator”.

Publishes a comparison page.

“Read → -> https://mathieukerbel.com/blog/aws-vs-azure-vs-google-cloud-cost”

One-time purchase, monthly subscription and takes a commission. Has a free plan. Sales on request. Prices quoted: €12, €29.

“€29 · PDF, 95 pages, English and French · €12 with the sample sign-up”

“Something from Almost Nothing A method in five moves. €29, chapter 1 free.”

“20% of the measured saving, for 12 months. €0 if the bill does not drop. How the free audit works →”

Sells to businesses. Built for teams. Made for CFOs, CTOs and Platform teams. Available in 2 languages.

“FinOps paid on results and cloud architecture for teams on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.”

“By role CFOs and finance CTOs Platform teams Data and AI teams”

A web app. Hosted in the cloud. No API. AI is a side feature.

“Free, no account. Each tool is one of the audit's levers, made self-serve.”

“Describe the workload to the assistant, or build it line by line. The agent turns your use case into billing lines”

Runs inside AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Names Alan, BlaBlaCar and 2 more on its pages.

“If I were FinOps at Alan $206,200 → $42,200 79.6% less”

“Multi-cloud cost calculator · AWS, Google Cloud, Azure Mathieu Kerbel FinOps Use cases By situation”

Live, no waitlist. Shows customer logos. Claims “€1.3M”. Publishes a case study. Try it without signing up. Publishes a blog.

“Pick a slot ↗ (opens in a new tab)”

“Free, no account. Each tool is one of the audit's levers, made self-serve.”

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