Get EKS monitoring and automated cost optimization in one easy-to-use platform. We show you how much you spend on EKS, and then we reduce your cost by 50 to 75% automatically. With active smart and automated rightsizing and pricing arbitrage, your cluster is continuously efficient.
Stay on top of your EKS Kubernetes clusters without spending hours handling repetitive tasks. Cast AI automates Kubernetes cost and active optimization in one easy-to-use platform. No more rightsizing recommendations, we replace them by automation.
You will immediately benefit from features like cost monitoring. We will keep your cloud costs in check with smart and powerful Kubernetes automation, including the fastest autoscaling, bin packing, rightsizing, pricing arbitrage, and spot instance management.
Proven with clients around the world, we will bring 50 to 75% average savings. The best thing: it comes with full AI automation so that you don't need to do it.
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NEW: Migrate live Kubernetes containers- including those running stateful workloads - with zero downtime. Eliminate resource fragmentation, ensure maximum resource utilization and optimal instance selection, while driving substantial cost savings.
Get realtime cost monitoring by namespace, workload, or any other tags by application + get active and automated cost optimization.
We replace recommendations by automation, with the fastest cluster autoscaler that includes real-time rightsizing and pricing arbitrage of AWS instances.
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This listing groups pricing into plan tiers plus usage-based add-ons. The Free plan gives you monitoring and cost insights at no charge. Cost Monitoring covers spending analysis across workloads and namespaces. Growth, Growth 700 CPUs, GrowthPro, and Enterprise are managed-optimization tiers that differ by cluster count and CPU ceiling, from a few clusters up to unlimited. All managed tiers charge based on actual CPU usage. Two usage components scale charges further: an additional hourly charge per managed CPU, and a Consumption Fee for platform use beyond base allocations.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
How does the platform count CPU for billing across the managed tiers?
You are charged based on the CPUs the platform actively manages in your clusters. Each managed tier sets a CPU ceiling, such as 500, 700, 2000, or unlimited. The additional hourly charge applies per managed CPU. Actual usage determines the charge, not the tier ceiling itself.
What happens to my charges when workloads scale down or idle capacity is reclaimed?
Charges track managed CPU usage, so reclaiming idle capacity lowers your metered CPU count. The platform rightsizes and consolidates workloads automatically, reducing the CPUs you pay for. As usage falls, the per-CPU hourly charge follows it down within your tier.
How do the managed tier, per-CPU charge, and Consumption Fee combine on one bill?
Your tier sets cluster and CPU limits. The additional hourly charge per managed CPU meters actual CPU use within that tier. The Consumption Fee adds charges when platform use goes beyond base allocations. All three apply together, with CPU usage typically driving most of the cost.
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Cost monitoring and visibility by namespace, workload, and custom tags with application-level granularity
Automated Cluster Autoscaling
Fastest cluster autoscaler with real-time rightsizing and pricing arbitrage across AWS instance types
Workload Migration with Zero Downtime
Live Kubernetes container migration capability including stateful workloads with zero downtime and resource fragmentation elimination
Bin Packing and Resource Optimization
Automated bin packing and resource utilization optimization to ensure maximum instance efficiency
Spot Instance Management
Automated spot instance management and pricing arbitrage for cost optimization across instance purchasing options
Automated Resource Optimization
Automatic deployment of optimal blend of spot instances, reserved instances, and on-demand compute for autoscaling applications without manual tuning
Container and Kubernetes Infrastructure Management
Serverless infrastructure for Kubernetes, EKS, and ECS with automatic scaling, bin-packing, and right-sizing of pods
Reserved Instance and Savings Plan Optimization
Lifecycle management of reserved instances and savings plans using machine learning and automation to maximize portfolio value and minimize on-demand costs
Cloud Cost Analytics and Visibility
Granular cost analytics with integration capabilities for financial accountability and cost optimization tracking across AWS resources
Automated Pod Resource Optimization
Continuously analyzes container compute usage and vertically scales Kubernetes pods to meet demand during runtime with zero disruption
Node Cost Optimization
Identifies opportunities to remove under-provisioned nodes, replace expensive nodes with cheaper alternatives, and consolidate pods onto more efficient compute resources
Deployment Architecture
Self-hosted platform deployment model
Real-time Resource Adjustment
Automatically adjusts compute resources in response to real-time changes in workload demand
Configuration-free Operation
Provides read-only recommendations transitioning to continuous automatic pod optimization without requiring repeated manual configurations
Cast AI Makes Kubernetes Scaling and Resource Optimization Effortless
Reviewed on Oct 16, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
The best part of Cast AI is its automated scaling and resource optimization features, which make it easier to manage Kubernetes infrastructure without spending too much time manually adjusting resources. The dashboard also provides a clear overview of resource utilization, which is especially helpful when working on cloud-based projects.
What do you dislike about the product?
For a beginner, a few advanced features may take some time to understand. Also, the documentation is quite complicated, which makes it harder to get started.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It helps with my project by addressing unnecessary cloud spending caused by underutilized resources. It also provides better visibility into resource usage and helps optimize scaling, which reduces manual work.
Yunxiang L.
Automates Kubernetes Scaling, Though Configuration Takes Work
Reviewed on Oct 16, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I use CAST AI to automatically scale EKS and GKE resources and save money. It saves me the effort of adjusting Kubernetes resources dynamically and scaling the underlying infrastructure to meet pod needs. I like that it collects and aggregates useful metrics to adjust configurations; those metrics help me decide what to do next and plan ahead. CAST AI also automates capacity adjustments, and I find the UI onboarding easy and straightforward.
What do you dislike about the product?
I find the workload autoscaling powerful, but configuring it to meet the needs of different workloads can be hard, especially for job-like Pods. The UI onboarding is easy, but using Terraform for large-scale deployments is a little troublesome and requires more human effort. I’d like a generator or importer to help with Terraform onboarding.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use CAST AI to automatically scale EKS and GKE resources to save money. It saves me the human effort of dynamically adjusting Kubernetes resources and capacity to meet pod needs. Its aggregated metrics help me decide my next move, and many steps that used to be manual are automated.
Shubham singh C.
Hands-Off, Reliable Kubernetes Cost Optimization with Strong Spot Instance Support
Reviewed on Oct 10, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
What stands out most about CAST AI is how genuinely hands-off and dependable its automated Kubernetes cost optimization feels. Rather than only surfacing recommendations in a dashboard that engineers still have to implement manually, the autoscaler actively rightsizes workloads, bin-packs pods efficiently, and provisions just-in-time compute while avoiding cluster instability. Its handling of Spot instances is another big highlight. The automated fallbacks and graceful drain mechanisms let us confidently use Spot pricing for production-adjacent and batch workloads without the constant worry of downtime or unexpected node evictions. On top of that, the read-only savings report you get immediately after connecting a cluster provides clear, transparent visibility into idle compute waste before turning on full automation.
What do you dislike about the product?
The automated autoscaler can sometimes be overly aggressive with resource limits, which leads to pod churn or minor throttling during rapid traffic spikes. To mitigate this, I end up spending extra time fine-tuning disruption budgets and setting appropriate safety headroom. There’s also some friction between making manual adjustments in their dashboard and keeping everything consistent when managing state through Terraform. During onboarding, granting deep, cluster-level RBAC permissions can take a while to get approved by security teams. Lastly, the cost model doesn’t feel very economical for smaller workloads that don’t already have significant cloud compute waste.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Before adopting CAST AI, our Kubernetes clusters were running with a lot of idle, over-provisioned compute, and our team spent countless hours guessing resource limits and manually tweaking YAML files. CAST AI automates this end-to-end by continuously right-sizing pods, bin-packing nodes more efficiently, and safely using Spot instances with automatic on-demand failovers whenever capacity drops. The biggest benefit for us has been a clear reduction in our monthly cloud compute bill, without introducing downtime or performance degradation. Just as importantly, it takes the day-to-day burden of capacity planning off our engineers’ plates, so we can focus on shipping software instead of constantly babysitting cluster resources.
Katie T.
Healthy Cluster View, UI Adjustments That Fit My Troubleshooting Flow
Reviewed on Oct 08, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
The cluster looks healthy, but I’m still digging into what’s actually behind that green status. I find myself jumping between workloads, tracing resource behavior, and gradually the performance picture starts to make sense. I can take a quick look at the user interface, make a small adjustment, then go right back to the workload, and that rhythm genuinely suits the way I troubleshoot infrastructure.
What do you dislike about the product?
The onboarding feels too basic for an experienced engineer, with explanations that cover things I already know. On top of that, one integration behaves differently than I expected, which adds an unnecessary pause and interrupts the workflow.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We were constantly chasing wasted capacity across our Kubernetes clusters, and our workloads needed manual tuning whenever traffic shifted. Cast AI started giving us AI-driven recommendations for resource allocation, and the ROI became clear once we applied those changes and began cutting unnecessary cloud spend.
Anonymous
Optimized Resource Allocation with Top Customer Support
Reviewed on Oct 07, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I like CAST AI for its innovative approach to multi-cloud GPU capabilities, which allow me to choose GPUs across multiple cloud providers and even on-prem. This feature has been particularly beneficial for us. I also appreciate the resource optimizations, with memory right-sizing helping us identify workloads that need additional capacity. The automated workload optimization and extra insights on GPU optimization are also valuable. Additionally, the setup was very easy, and the customer support from CAST AI has been great.
What do you dislike about the product?
I think one area where CAST AI could improve is by increasing the transparency of its optimization decisions. It would be really helpful if the platform could offer richer insights into CPU and memory performance, especially around memory kills. This would allow us to proactively right-size the nodes. Having dashboards, alerts, and data-driven usage insights would also be beneficial. For example, understanding how minimum and maximum node settings impact applications that can have irregular operations throughout the month would be great.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use CAST AI for automated workload optimization and resource right-sizing. It helps identify workloads needing more capacity and offers insights on GPU optimization across multi-cloud providers.