AWS commitment optimization
PerfectScale turns changing AWS usage into a commitment plan your FinOps and finance teams can inspect, control, and measure.
Re-evaluate EC2, Fargate, and Lambda usage hourly and adjust the next Compute Savings Plan purchase as workloads scale, migrate, or shut down.
Manage Database Savings Plans across eligible Aurora, RDS, DynamoDB, Valkey, DocumentDB, Neptune, Keyspaces, Timestream, DMS, and OpenSearch usage.
Run autonomously or require approval before a purchase, with thresholds and spend limits matched to your risk policy.
Track Effective Savings Rate, utilization, and coverage without assembling reports from multiple AWS consoles.
AWS commitment types managed together
Usage re-evaluation cadence
Automation modes: autonomous or approval-based
PerfectScale for Commitments manages both AWS Compute Savings Plans and AWS Database Savings Plans in one workflow.
Coverage follows AWS eligibility rules for supported generations, engines, deployment types, and regions.
staged AWS purchases
PerfectScale ladders purchases instead of concentrating commitment into one forecast and one expiration date. Each step is checked against fresh AWS usage before the next purchase advances.
controlled automation
Start with review-before-purchase controls, then move to autonomous execution when your team is ready. The recommendation logic and projected impact stay visible in either mode.
AWS guardrails
Approval thresholds, spend limits, and pacing controls define how quickly AWS coverage can increase. Your policy becomes part of the purchase plan, not a spreadsheet checked after the fact.
AWS commitment capabilities
Move from hourly usage analysis to purchase execution and outcome reporting without stitching together separate tools.
Review minimum, maximum, and median usage across relevant time periods.
Schedule Compute Savings Plans across EC2, Fargate, and Lambda.
Optimize eligible instance, serverless, throughput, and analytics usage across AWS database services.
Inspect projected coverage and historical performance before committing.
Measure the discount actually achieved after utilization and waste.
Use limits and approval thresholds to control commitment growth.
Public product claims reviewed July 31, 2026. "Not publicly listed" means no vendor support claim was found.
| Capability | PerfectScale | ProsperOps | Opsima | nOps |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Commitment coverage | ||||
| Compute Savings Plans | EC2, Fargate, and Lambda | EC2, Fargate, and Lambda | EC2, Fargate, and Lambda | EC2, Fargate, and Lambda |
| Google Cloud commitments in the same platform | Google Cloud CUDs | Multi-cloud | Not available Opsima lists Google Cloud support as coming. | Google Cloud CUDs |
| Database Savings Plans service coverage | ||||
| Amazon Aurora and Amazon RDS instances | Supported | Early Access | RDS and Aurora listed Database Savings Plans automation is not explicitly documented. | Supported |
| Aurora Serverless v2 | Supported | Early Access | Aurora listed Serverless v2 support is not separately claimed. | Supported |
| Aurora DSQL | Supported | Early Access | Not publicly listed | Supported |
| DynamoDB | Supported | Early Access | DynamoDB listed Database Savings Plans automation is not explicitly documented. | Supported |
| ElastiCache for Valkey (instances and serverless) | Supported | Early Access | ElastiCache listed Valkey and serverless scope is not separately claimed. | Supported |
| Amazon DocumentDB (instances and serverless) | Supported | Early Access | Not publicly listed | Supported |
| Amazon Neptune (instances, serverless, and Analytics) | Supported | Early Access | Not publicly listed | Supported |
| Amazon Keyspaces | Supported | Early Access | Not publicly listed | Supported |
| Amazon Timestream | Supported | Early Access | Not publicly listed | Supported |
| AWS DMS (instances and serverless) | Supported | Early Access | Not publicly listed | Supported |
| Amazon OpenSearch Service | Supported | Early Access | OpenSearch listed Database Savings Plans automation is not explicitly documented. | Supported |
| Automation and governance | ||||
| Approval before purchase execution | Optional per-purchase approval | Configurable guardrails Public materials emphasize autonomous execution. | Autonomous managed model Public materials emphasize hands-off execution. | Autonomous-first Public materials emphasize full autopilot. |
| Fully autonomous optimization | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| Staged commitment purchases | Intelligent laddering | Adaptive Laddering | Dynamic layering | Adaptive layering |
| Spend and risk guardrails | Limits, thresholds, and pacing | Risk and budget controls | Managed risk policy | Risk-aware automation |
| Re-evaluation and reporting | ||||
| Continuous usage re-evaluation | Hourly | Continuous | Continuous | Hourly |
| Effective Savings Rate reporting | ESR, utilization, and coverage | ESR dashboards | Incremental savings dashboard | ESR and net savings trends |
| Beyond commitment management | ||||
| Full FinOps platform | Cloud Intelligence™ Cost visibility, allocation, governance, optimization, and cloud expertise. | FinOps automation platform Rate optimization, workload integrations, reporting, and showback. | AWS commitment specialist Public product materials focus on rate optimization. | FinOps platform Cost management, allocation, commitments, and workload optimization. |
| Cost attribution without cloud-resource tagging | Attribute™ Maps costs to customers and business dimensions without requiring tag coverage. | Intelligent Showback Allocates commitment costs and savings by account, resource type, and region. | Native AWS allocation Public guidance relies on AWS billing dimensions, categories, and tags. | Automated allocation Allocates untagged and shared costs using billing and workload metadata. |
| Kubernetes workload optimization | PerfectScale for Kubernetes Pod rightsizing, bin packing, autoscaling, and continuous optimization. | Via Flexera Ocean Integrated Kubernetes workload and commitment optimization. | Rate optimization only Covers EKS compute commitments without changing infrastructure. | EKS optimization Node, pod, and pricing optimization. |
| Snowflake workload optimization | PerfectScale for Snowflake Automated warehouse optimization, workload insights, and cost visibility. | Not listed | Not listed | Cost visibility and allocation Snowflake cost ingestion is documented; workload automation is not. |
| Databricks workload optimization | PerfectScale for Databricks Automated compute savings, workload insights, and DBU visibility. | Not listed | Not listed | Cost visibility and allocation Databricks cost ingestion is documented; workload automation is not. |
| BigQuery workload optimization | PerfectScale for BigQuery Reservation, slot, and query optimization insights with workload visibility. | Via Alvin partnership Partner-led BigQuery query and reservation optimization. | Not listed | Cost visibility and allocation Google Cloud cost analysis is documented; workload automation is not. |
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PerfectScale manages Compute Savings Plans for Amazon EC2, AWS Fargate, and AWS Lambda. It also manages Database Savings Plans for Aurora and RDS instances; Aurora Serverless v2; Aurora DSQL; DynamoDB; ElastiCache for Valkey instances and serverless; DocumentDB instances and serverless; Neptune instances, serverless, and Analytics; Keyspaces; Timestream; DMS instances and serverless; and Amazon OpenSearch Service.
Both products support Compute Savings Plans and broad Database Savings Plans coverage. ProsperOps announced its Database Savings Plans automation in Early Access in June 2026. PerfectScale is generally available and adds optional per-purchase approval inside Cloud Intelligence™.
Opsima’s current product page lists EC2, ECS and Fargate, Lambda, RDS, Aurora, ElastiCache, OpenSearch, and DynamoDB. It does not publicly list every Database Savings Plans service or deployment variant. PerfectScale documents the full supported set and adds optional approval-based execution plus AWS and Google Cloud commitment management.
Both products publicly document Compute Savings Plans and broad Database Savings Plans coverage. PerfectScale differs through optional per-purchase approvals and its connection to Cloud Intelligence™ and DoiT cloud expertise.
No. You can require approval before each purchase or run autonomously. Approval thresholds, spend limits, and pacing controls apply the operating model your team is comfortable with.
PerfectScale re-evaluates usage hourly. Staged purchases leave recurring opportunities to increase, reduce, or pause the next step instead of locking the entire plan to one point-in-time forecast.
