nOps Operate

Includes all of the features of nOps Inform, plus:

nOps manages $4B+ in annual cloud spend for innovative brands, from startups to enterprises, saving them 50%+ autonomously.

Anomaly Detection

Catch spend anomalies in real time and stop them before they escalate
See exactly where costs are headed—hour by hour, by project, team, or client

Budgets & Cost Targets

Quickly and easily track and allocate cost
Ensure every dollar spent is properly categorized across teams, features, products, customers, SaaS metrics, or any other dimension relevant to your needs

Chargeback Center

Fairly split shared and untagged costs using metadata like account, environment, or usage type
Charge back data transfer, NAT gateways, support, and other costs accurately and automatically

Business Unit Economics

Understand cost per customer, product, feature, or team with intuitive dashboards
Automatically incorporate key metrics like events, API requests, units, or users into your showbacks to benchmark efficiency and measure ROI

Cloud and SaaS Contract Tracker

Monitor and manage long-term commitments
Use cases include AWS PPA, EDP, or third-party SaaS spend like Databricks or Snowflake purchased through the AWS Marketplace

Visualize and allocate all your costs in a single pane of glass

Analyze and optimize all of your AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, GenAI and SaaS costs with easy integrations.

Feature Checklist

In addition to all of the features of nOps Inform, nOps Operate includes:

Anomaly Detection

Real-time detection of cost spikes and anomalies
Hour-by-hour granularity across teams, projects, or clients
Visual timeline of anomalies to pinpoint exactly what changed
Automatic notification when spend deviates from normal behavior

Budgets & Cost Targets

Define budgets by team, customer, feature, or product
Real-time tracking of budget progress
Alerts for projected or actual budget overruns
Supports both fixed budgets and dynamic cost targets

Chargeback Center

Automated chargebacks for shared and untagged costs
Metadata-based allocation using environment, usage type, and more
Handle shared infrastructure like NAT gateways, support, and data transfer
Transparent cost recovery across internal teams

Business Unit Economics

Track cost per product, customer, API call, or usage unit
Calculate ROI using custom unit metrics
Showback dashboards by customer, team, or feature
Benchmark cost efficiency across business segments

Cloud & SaaS Contract Tracker

Centralized tracking for AWS PPAs, EDPs, and SaaS contracts
Real-time burndown views for all commitments
Visibility into usage vs. committed spend across vendors
Manage cloud and SaaS contracts in one place

Clara (AI FinOps Analyst)

Natural language queries for cost and usage data
Real-time answers with context-aware insights
No filters, dashboards, or spreadsheets required
Ideal for both engineering and executive users

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The Result

100% Cost Allocation Accuracy

90% Less Time Spent on Reporting

Total Visibility into Waste

20 engineering hours saved per week

Frequently Asked Questions

What is nOps Operate?

nOps Operate is a proactive cost control layer built on top of nOps Inform. It includes real-time forecasting, anomaly detection, budgeting, chargebacks, and business unit economics—so you can operate your cloud and SaaS environments with financial accountability and precision.

How is nOps Operate different from Inform?

Inform provides real-time cost visibility and analysis. Operate gives you all of the features of Inform, and adds proactive financial controls. This includes intelligent forecasting, budget enforcement, cost anomaly alerts, chargebacks, and contract tracking to help teams operationalize cost data.

Can nOps forecast future cloud spend?

Yes. nOps Intelligent Cost Forecasting and Anomaly Detection uses time-series machine learning to predict future spend based on your historical usage trends. Forecasts are broken down by project, team, or client and updated in real time.

What kind of anomalies does nOps detect?

nOps identifies cost anomalies at the service, project, or team level—hour by hour. You'll get alerted to unexpected spikes and trends before they impact your budget, with detailed views showing exactly what changed.

How does nOps Budgets and Cost Targets work?

You can define budgets by team, feature, product, or customer, and track performance against cost targets. nOps updates budget status in real time, so you can course-correct before overages occur.

Can nOps handle shared or untagged AWS costs?

Yes. With showbacks or chargebacks, you can allocate shared costs like NAT gateways, data transfer, or support—even if they're missing tags. nOps uses metadata like environment, usage type, and account to automatically apply chargebacks.

What is Business Unit Economics in nOps?

Business Unit Economics let you understand cost efficiency at a granular level—per customer, product, or feature. nOps lets you define unit metrics (like API calls or users) and maps costs to those units to help you calculate cost per outcome and ROI.

Can I track contracts like AWS PPAs or SaaS spend with nOps?

Yes. The Cloud & SaaS Contract Tracker centralizes your cloud and SaaS commitments—across AWS PPAs, EDPs, and third-party software like Databricks or Snowflake—into a unified burndown view to monitor usage and ensure utilization.

Can I try nOps Operate before committing?

Yes. You can book a demo to explore nOps Operate with a custom walkthrough based on your environment.

Trusted with $4B in spend by 500+ innovative brands, from startups to enterprise.

“Partnering with nOps made it easy and seamless to optimize our AWS costs. The platform's automated cost optimization and commitment management reduced our AWS spend significantly, allowing us the time to focus on building and innovating. The flexibility nOps offers means we can stay agile and efficient without the risk of long-term commitments.”

Matt Morgan

Head of Engineering & Product, US, CommentSold

“nOps has transformed how we manage our AWS infrastructure. We considered several solutions, including another Reserved Instance solution, and then decided to work with nOps because it was a more complete solution. It gave us automated commitment management and an effortless way to track and monitor our costs with Business Contexts. We have seen a significant reduction in costs and highly recommend nOps to any organization looking to optimize their cloud costs and improve operational efficiency.”

Herman Lotter

Technology Operations Manager, Kurtosys

“As a FinOps lead at Arlo, I view cost transparency as non-negotiable, and nOps has delivered exactly that. The platform gave us end-to-end visibility into our cloud spend, eliminating guesswork and surfacing the true cost drivers across our environment. What stands out is how quickly the insights translate into action. nOps doesn’t just present data, it highlights the specific optimizations, anomalies, and inefficiencies we can address immediately. Those recommendations have driven real cost reductions for us while strengthening accountability across engineering teams.”

Alex Kuan

FinOps Lead, Arlo

“nOps provided the visibility and control we needed to optimize our AWS costs without long-term commitments. I highly recommend nOps for cloud optimization and managing cloud costs effectively.”

Andy Kwan

Senior Director of Infrastructure, BENlabs

“nOps has been invaluable in helping manage the intricacies of optimizing AWS environments and costs in today’s dynamic environment. The nOps Commitment Manager program provides us with the agility to progress and innovate, without the typical constraints associated with long-term commitments. The platform also gives us a clear and transparent picture of our costs, so we can plan and rightsize our resources accordingly.”