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How does ProsperOps bill?

The ProsperOps pricing model is different than most SaaS products and is directly tied to cloud savings generated (versus cloud spend):

  • Organic usage growth notwithstanding, your cloud budget will benefit from a lower cloud bill.
  • In addition, the savings generated from the cloud bill pays the ProsperOps charge.
  • With a term commitment, ProsperOps offers tiered pricing that delivers scalable economics as your savings increase.

The ProsperOps charge is called the Savings Share and is a function of savings calculated in dollars, driven by the rates applied against Inherited Savings, Base Savings, Flex Savings and Smart Savings.

  • For AWS
    • Flex Savings are the monthly savings generated from an AWS Convertible Reserved Instance that ProsperOps has purchased or optimized as part of the Services.
    • Base Savings are the monthly savings generated from all other compute discount instruments (e.g., Savings Plans, and inherited or customer-procured Standard Reserved Instances, Convertible Reserved Instances which ProsperOps has not optimized).
  • For Google Cloud
    • Inherited Savings are the monthly savings generated from all customer-procured compute discount instruments (e.g., Committed Use Discounts (CUDs) and Compute Flexible CUDs).
    • Base Savings are the monthly savings generated from a Spend-based Compute Flexible CUD that ProsperOps has purchased as part of the Services.
    • Smart Savings are the monthly savings generated from a Resource-based CUD that ProsperOps has purchased or optimized as part of the Services.