Features

Autopilot for AWS Savings Plans

Automate your Savings Plan management. Allow Autopilot to profile your compute spend and make automatic or approval-based purchases to save money.

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Case study

Block

Vantage as a tool across Block has been able to let folks know where they might be able to improve, but also to just improve their general knowledge of the cloud.

Youssef Ibrahim Cloud Economics Lead, Block

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Get a savings estimate before enabling

Autopilot will analyze your compute spend and produce a savings estimate fore you to consider before enabling. Autopilot won’t take any action by default but can be enabled in seconds.

Respects your current commitments

Autopilot will look for existing savings plans and reserved instances and leave them alone. Don’t worry about any existing commitments as the system targets remaining uncovered, on-demand spend.

Ensure you’re optimally covered

Autopilot will always ensure you’re at optimal coverage for savings plan commitments. Never worry about a savings plan expiring and bursting on-demand spend. Autopilot profiles spend daily.

Optionally make approvals

Autopilot can be placed in approval mode so you get the final say of whether or not a new savings plan should be locked in.

A 20x return-on-investment

Autopilot charges 5% of savings realized. If you don’t save any money, Autopilot doesn’t charge you anything. For every dollar saved, Autopilot charges an market-wide low take-rate of five cents.

Autopilot Documentation

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Read more about Autopilot in the product documentation.