The Cost Engineer
for Kubernetes
Analyzes your clusters. Generates fixes. Opens PRs.
Like Dependabot for infrastructure costs.
Three steps. Real savings.
No agents. No dashboards. Just your terminal.
Install
One command. No signup. Connects to your existing kubeconfig.
Analyze
14 algorithms scan every pod, node, and volume. Results in minutes.
Fix
Generates YAML/Terraform fixes and opens a PR. You review, merge, save.
What it finds
14 algorithms analyze real kubectl data and cloud billing APIs. Not estimates.
Oversized Pods
Pods requesting 2-4x more CPU and memory than they use. KubeOpt calculates the right limits and generates the YAML.
Idle Workloads
Deployments consuming resources but doing nothing. Staging environments left running. Dev namespaces nobody uses.
Node Waste
Nodes running at 20% utilization because bin-packing is off. Wrong VM sizes for your workload profile.
Missing Autoscaling
Deployments without HPA that should have it. Fixed replica counts paying for peak traffic 24/7.
Orphaned Storage
Persistent volumes bound to nothing. Premium storage tiers for workloads that need standard. You're paying for disks no pod reads.
Anomalies
Sudden cost spikes. Resource usage that doesn't match the pattern. Problems before they hit your bill.
Six commands. That's the whole product.
Everything runs from your terminal. No dashboard required.
List clusters
See all connected clusters with health, cost, and provider at a glance.
Deep analysis
14 algorithms against real kubectl data. Cost breakdown, waste detection, confidence scores.
Full report
Detailed breakdown of every finding. Exportable as JSON for CI pipelines.
Compare clusters
Side-by-side comparison across providers. Spot which cluster needs attention first.
Generate fixes and open PRs
Reads your infra repo, generates YAML/Terraform patches, opens a pull request. You review, merge, save.
Ask questions in plain English
"Why is my cluster expensive?" Get answers grounded in your actual cluster data, not generic advice.
Commands marked with a green bar require a Pro license. Everything else is free.
Works where your clusters run
Not "coming soon." Production-tested on all three.
Reports get ignored. Pull requests get merged.
Without KubeOpt
Analyze cluster manually with kubectl
Write up findings in a doc or spreadsheet
Share with the team. Hope someone reads it.
Manually write YAML patches
Create PR. Test. Repeat monthly.
Time: days. Outcome: maybe.
With KubeOpt
kubeopt fix prod-aks
Review the PR diff
Merge. Costs drop.
Time: minutes. Outcome: merged.
Add a cost gate to your CI pipeline
Same idea as security scanning in CI. If your cluster has more than 15% savings available, the pipeline fails and the team knows before the next deploy.
Works in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, or any pipeline that runs shell commands.
KubeOpt reads kubectl data and cloud billing APIs. It never writes to your cluster.
Fixes are proposed as pull requests. Nothing is applied until you merge.
No signup. No credit card. Install and analyze in under a minute.
Try it now. It takes 30 seconds.
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