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nOps vs ProsperOps
Get 20% More Cloud Savings. Because We Optimize Every Hour, Not Daily.
nOps automatically adapts your commitments to actual usage, so you stop leaving discounts on the table with zero lock-in risk. Unlike ProsperOps, you also get anomaly detection, forecasting, and cost allocation built in. And you only pay after we save you money.
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ProsperOps is built around commitment automation. Here's what that leaves out.
- Purchase RIs and Savings Plans automatically
- Automate commitment rebalancing
- Report on commitment savings
- Truly maximize every dollar of incremental savings
- Detect anomalous cost spikes
- Forecast spend trends
- Allocate full cloud costs across teams and projects
- Optimize Kubernetes and containers
- Surface SaaS and AI spend
That’s why teams move to nOps
nOps stays matched to your actual usage
average additional savings after switching to nOps
”nOps just works – it does its job in the background, saves us money, and makes it easy to report on. I highly recommend nOps for cloud optimization and managing cloud costs effectively.”
~Dominic, trchealthcare
Commitments adjust to match actual usage
Continuously, not on a fixed schedule. So coverage stays tight as your environment shifts.
Every discount window gets captured
No gaps between rebalances where usage moved and savings were missed.
Savings accumulate in real time
Not at period end, you're not waiting to find out what you saved last cycle.
Zero engineering effort
It just runs. No manual oversight, no rebalancing decisions, nothing to configure.
No lock-in
No long-term contracts, no commitment exposure beyond your subscription.
You only pay after we save you money
If nOps doesn't generate savings, you don't pay.
Everything ProsperOps does, and everything it doesn't.
| Capability | ProsperOps | nOps |
|---|---|---|
| RI & Savings Plan automation | | |
| Multi-cloud (AWS / Azure / GCP) | | |
| Continuous hourly optimization | | (~20% more savings) |
| Exit flexibility | Commitments may extend past subscription | Maximum flexibility from day one |
| Capability | ProsperOps | nOps |
|---|---|---|
| Anomaly detection |  |  |
| Forecasting | | |
| Cost allocation & budgets | | |
| Kubernetes optimization | | |
| SaaS & AI spend visibility | | |
| FinOps AI agent | | |
Either you're leaving money behind, or you're not. Find out free.
We’ll analyze your cloud environment and show you exactly how much more you could be saving. If the numbers don’t move you, you’re free to walk away.
No credit card, no commitment, no changes to your setup.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes nOps commitment management better than ProsperOps?
Both automate RI and Savings Plan purchasing across AWS, Azure, and GCP. The difference is how continuously each tool adapts. nOps rebalances every hour so coverage stays tightly matched to actual usage as it shifts. That gap in optimization frequency is where the additional ~20% in savings comes from. You only pay after savings are generated.
Does nOps only do commitment management like ProsperOps?
No. Commitments are the starting point, not the finish line. nOps continuously optimizes across compute, storage, Kubernetes, and GenAI workloads, all automated in one platform. ProsperOps is primarily focused on commitments, with limited coverage beyond that. Anomaly detection, forecasting, full cost allocation, and SaaS/AI visibility aren’t part of their offering.
Can nOps handle multi-cloud environments?
Yes. nOps provides unified visibility and cost allocation across AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, and SaaS tools like Snowflake, Datadog, MongoDB, and OpenAI, all in one dashboard.
What is hourly commitment rebalancing?
nOps adjusts your commitments every hour to match actual usage as it shifts. Most tools rebalance on a fixed schedule, meaning every time your workload changes between rebalances, discounts go uncaptured. Hourly optimization closes that gap continuously, which is where the additional savings come from.
How does nOps eliminate risk and lock-in?
No long-term contracts, no commitment exposure beyond your subscription. You can exit at any time. And if the numbers from your free savings analysis don’t move you, you walk away with nothing lost.
Does nOps require infrastructure changes?
No. nOps connects via read-only access to your cloud environment with no infrastructure modifications required. Setup takes under 5 minutes and optimization runs automatically from day one.
Can nOps optimize Kubernetes and containers?
Yes. nOps provides automated container rightsizing, multi-dimensional pod autoscaling, real-time node utilization monitoring, and Spark workload optimization. Both Karpenter and Cluster Autoscaler are supported with no vendor lock-in. ProsperOps has no Kubernetes capabilities.
How does pricing work?
Results-based — you only pay a portion of actual savings generated. If nOps doesn’t save you money, you don’t pay. No upfront costs, no minimum contracts.
What if I already use ProsperOps?
Teams moving from ProsperOps typically gain meaningful additional savings from hourly rebalancing alone, plus optional end-to-end optimization across compute, storage, Kubernetes, and GenAI that ProsperOps doesn’t cover. Start with a free savings analysis to see the specific gap in your environment.