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Multi-cloud cost decisions across AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI — migration assessment, RI break-even, 3-year TCO, egress arbitrage. Same engine that powers cloudprice-mcp on PyPI.

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FinOps decision suite

Four named decisions, not just price comparisons.

Every tool returns a structured artifact a FinOps team can sign off on — not estimates. Numbers traceable to a public catalog with explicit "what we don't model" disclosure on every result.

Migration assessment

Should I move? Per-target cost, exit egress, payback months, ranked recommendation. Triggers caveats automatically — e.g., "OCI A1.Flex is ARM, verify your AMIs".

assess_migration

RI / SP / CUD break-even

Six commitment scenarios from on-demand to 3yr-all-upfront with per-scenario monthly cost, upfront, and exact payback months.

optimize_commitment

Multi-year TCO with growth

Project per-cloud per-year cost with linear YoY growth assumptions. Returns cumulative TCO, year-by-year breakdown, and sensitivity analysis on the dominant variable.

compare_total_cost_of_ownership

Egress arbitrage

Where do I save on data transfer? Surfaces the OCI 12× moat at 50 TB/month — $340 vs $4,000+ on hyperscalers. Includes payback math against one-time exit cost.

find_egress_arbitrage
Live demo · no install

Try a real migration assessment.

Paste in a workload, get back per-cloud cost, exit egress, and payback months. Same engine, same numbers, no AI assistant required.

Source cloud
Compute
Internet egress

50 TB ≈ 51200 GB

Object storage
Migration (one-time)

Used to compute the one-time exit egress cost.

v0.7.1 · No commercial FinOps tool publishes this

Multi-cloud price history, openly published.

Every cloudprice catalog refresh writes a dated snapshot to the public repo. After enough weeks, you can answer questions no calculator can — "what did m5.xlarge cost in April?", "which OCI SKUs moved this month?" AWS / Azure / GCP / OCI calculators all show today only. We don't.

First proof point · OCI E5.Flex.4OCPU
2026-04-26
$0.67600/h
→
2026-05-12
$0.18400/h
−72.78%

The v0.7 auto-refresh caught a 3.7× over-pricing in the previous hand-curated OCI catalog — first weekly snapshot already produced a real, useful finding. Each future refresh adds another data point.

Cloud
SKU

Use List tracked SKUs below to see what's available.

Dataset is MIT-licensed and lives at src/cloudprice_mcp/data/prices/ — one JSON per weekly refresh, never overwritten. Also accessible from any MCP-compatible AI via the new get_price_history and list_tracked_skus tools.

Ask in plain English · No install

Talk to cloudprice like a FinOps analyst.

Backed by Claude 3 Haiku + the four cloudprice tools as function calls. Type a question, get back a structured FinOps answer with payback math and an audit trail of which tool was called.

cloudprice AI assistant · Claude 3 Haiku via Bedrock

Click a starter or type your own question:

Rate-limited 20 req/hr per IP. Every cost number traces to a public catalog. Tool-call audit shown below each reply.

Prefer a structured form? Use the migration / commitment / TCO / egress calculator below ↓

Or use it in your AI assistant

One install. Seven AI clients.

Auto-configures Claude Desktop, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Continue.dev, and Zed. No manual config, no separate setup per client.

PyPI 
$ pip install cloudprice-mcp
$ cloudprice-mcp setup
# auto-detects every installed AI client; asks Y/N before writing each config

$ cloudprice-mcp doctor
✓ Python version — 3.12.4
✓ cloudprice-mcp package — v__CP_VERSION__
✓ MCP tools registered — __CP_TOOL_COUNT__ tools
Compatible with: Claude Desktop GitHub Copilot Cursor Windsurf Cline Continue.dev Zed
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