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Save Money & Manage Commitment using ProsperOps
What do you like best about the product?
Simple onboarding, Simple integration , Ease of using dashboard & see the actual savings
What do you dislike about the product?
Nothinh much as of now, would like to see more products getting support of commitment like Dynamo DB, RDS etc..
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We are mainly using this to manage our commitments for EC2
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Effective Cost Optimization, but Room for Improvement
What do you like best about the product?
ProsperOps streamlines cost optimization with its intuitive user interface and clear, step-by-step guidance for implementing cost-saving measures. It stands out for its automatic cost optimization recommendations, which effortlessly lead to noticeable savings. Additionally, the platform offers valuable insights into cost allocation and spending patterns.
Customer support from ProsperOps is consistently responsive and helpful, adding to the overall positive experience. In terms of cost-effectiveness, ProsperOps significantly reduces cloud infrastructure costs, often exceeding its own pricing. This makes it a strong recommendation for businesses seeking efficient cloud cost optimization without a substantial time investment.
Customer support from ProsperOps is consistently responsive and helpful, adding to the overall positive experience. In terms of cost-effectiveness, ProsperOps significantly reduces cloud infrastructure costs, often exceeding its own pricing. This makes it a strong recommendation for businesses seeking efficient cloud cost optimization without a substantial time investment.
What do you dislike about the product?
ProsperOps could benefit from better intuitive features and customization options, while maintaining a robust core functionality. Enhancements in advanced customization and detailed reporting would be valuable. Additionally, the platform could improve its documentation and self-help resources for users seeking guidance. Pricing transparency also needs attention, as estimating costs in advance can be challenging. For users requiring highly customized solutions and more advanced analytics, exploring additional options may be worthwhile.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
ProsperOps primarily addresses the challenge of managing and optimizing cloud infrastructure costs. This benefit is significant as it helps our organization save money by automatically identifying and implementing cost-saving measures. ProsperOps effectively optimizes cloud expenses, ensuring we get the most value out of our cloud resources without the need for extensive manual intervention. The platform's automatic cost optimization recommendations have proven to be highly beneficial in reducing our overall cloud spending, allowing us to allocate resources more efficiently and invest those savings in other areas of our business.
ProsperOps isn't a instance win but could be in long run
What do you like best about the product?
The reports they have behind the tool are helpful when you request monthly/quarterly reviews. They are fairly quick to respond and answer any of our questions.
What do you dislike about the product?
For companies with spiky EC2 usage the tool might not save as much are you hope.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Suppose to use AI to buy and sell convertiable AWS RIs to save us money.
An easy way to reduce your AWS bill
What do you like best about the product?
ProsperOps has a fairly simple one-time setup, after which we've seen monthly savings with no attention required on our part. I get an email each month highlighting the thousands of dollars saved by using their service. There is also a web dashboard to review how savings are calculated in great detail.
Cost optimization of EC2 instances on AWS can be a complex and time-consuming process. ProsperOps has devised an AWS-approved way to automate most of this and get those discounts without ongoing attention or effort.
The onboarding team at ProsperOps was also extremely helpful - they answered our questions thoroughly and did a lot of the heavy lifting to get the product set up on our AWS accounts.
Cost optimization of EC2 instances on AWS can be a complex and time-consuming process. ProsperOps has devised an AWS-approved way to automate most of this and get those discounts without ongoing attention or effort.
The onboarding team at ProsperOps was also extremely helpful - they answered our questions thoroughly and did a lot of the heavy lifting to get the product set up on our AWS accounts.
What do you dislike about the product?
When ProsperOps first explained how they achieve their savings, it sounds like they are exploiting a loophole in AWS's pricing structure. However, it appears that AWS approves this method and expects it to be used.
Beyond that, we have not had any reason to dislike this service!
Beyond that, we have not had any reason to dislike this service!
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
On-Demand EC2 instances are easy to deploy, but they are also the most expensive. Taking advantage of reserved instances saves a lot of money, but requires long-term commitments and ongoing attention from developers. Other methods of saving money on EC2 instances are also complex and require close attention.
ProsperOps solves this by automating the application of cost-saving mechanisms to reduce the cost of EC2 instances. As a result, we benefit from cost savings without having to commit time and resources to thinking about reserved instances or other savings strategies.
ProsperOps solves this by automating the application of cost-saving mechanisms to reduce the cost of EC2 instances. As a result, we benefit from cost savings without having to commit time and resources to thinking about reserved instances or other savings strategies.
We love it!
What do you like best about the product?
It saves us a great deal of money over the long term by helping us not waste cloud space which we used to do a great deal of.
What do you dislike about the product?
No negatives to speak of so far, we've had quite a good experience.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Our cloud costs were legitametly unreal, so ProsperOps has really helped us a lot in lowering these.
If you're not using ProsperOps, what are you thinking?
What do you like best about the product?
I've used ProsperOps in three organizations now and I plan to do so every time. In summary, PO is "hands free" from human management, extremely effective at what it does and easy to integrate into process.
Firstly, ProsperOps is so incredibly simple to use and almost entirely hands free after setup. You just let it run and it manages everything for you in a completely automated fashion. We had a person doing this for us and were able to retask them on more useful functions like reporting and analysis because this workload was no longer a concern!
PO is SUPER effective at managing cost savings. Obviously Savings Plans are easy but the way they manage RIs enables us to save super high dollar amounts and ALSO to have a low time commitment. It's hard to explain but PO manages commits on cadence that eventually only has a 30 day renewal. That is, you can get 3 year discounts but only effectively have a 30 day commit to AWS. Trust me, I do not work there and have no reason to lie. It really does work that way.
Lastly, integrating PO into our stack was super easy. They prebuild the CF templates for you and have a bunch of detailed reporting so your accounting/finance folks can handle the "true up" to the books. It's super easy to make this all work from both a human and technical perspective.
All in all, you're nuts if you're not using PO. If you don't save at least 30% on your EC2 costs, you will save money. If you already save that much, you'll instead save a lot of time not having to babysit your RI commits. In either case, you win.
Firstly, ProsperOps is so incredibly simple to use and almost entirely hands free after setup. You just let it run and it manages everything for you in a completely automated fashion. We had a person doing this for us and were able to retask them on more useful functions like reporting and analysis because this workload was no longer a concern!
PO is SUPER effective at managing cost savings. Obviously Savings Plans are easy but the way they manage RIs enables us to save super high dollar amounts and ALSO to have a low time commitment. It's hard to explain but PO manages commits on cadence that eventually only has a 30 day renewal. That is, you can get 3 year discounts but only effectively have a 30 day commit to AWS. Trust me, I do not work there and have no reason to lie. It really does work that way.
Lastly, integrating PO into our stack was super easy. They prebuild the CF templates for you and have a bunch of detailed reporting so your accounting/finance folks can handle the "true up" to the books. It's super easy to make this all work from both a human and technical perspective.
All in all, you're nuts if you're not using PO. If you don't save at least 30% on your EC2 costs, you will save money. If you already save that much, you'll instead save a lot of time not having to babysit your RI commits. In either case, you win.
What do you dislike about the product?
There's really not much to say here. The only thing I've had issue with is that the explanation of what they do is really hard to understand because of how AWS does RIs. It's difficult to get buy in within your org because so few people can actually understand the technique and it sounds too good to be true. Have faith and persist and I promise you'll look like a hero once it's deployed.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
PO manages our RIs and SPs on AWS completely hands off. We don't need a FinOps team to manage this part of the work at all and we can retask our limited personnel toward value adding work like cost accounting and reports for app teams.
All-around great experience
What do you like best about the product?
The staff are always thorough and very knowledable about the services they provide and the nuances of the public cloud providers. Integrating the ProsperOps platform into our AWS accounts was a very easy and quick process, and something that just continues to work without any intervention moving forward.
In a world of automation, GitOps, IaC, container orchestration, and auto-scaling events, it's great to rely on a platform that responds in near real-time to infrastructure changes without any user intervention.
In a world of automation, GitOps, IaC, container orchestration, and auto-scaling events, it's great to rely on a platform that responds in near real-time to infrastructure changes without any user intervention.
What do you dislike about the product?
There isn't anything to not like about ProsperOps. However, it would be great if their service supported AWS managed services, as well as other public cloud providers, such as GCP and Azure. All of which are probably part of a future roadmap, so it's hard for me to hold any of this against ProsperOps.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Managing reservations, savings plans, and other cost saving offerings from public cloud providers, including AWS, can be an arduous task. ProsperOps offers a service to not only manage all of these, but constantly poll the resources that are provisioned at a given time and make adjustments to existing reservations and plans based on the results. The platform is also tunable in the sense of defining the level of coverage and potential risk you want to carry throughout a planned time frame, which makes it flexible for changing/growing organizations.
Most of all, ProsperOps is saving my organization money.
Most of all, ProsperOps is saving my organization money.
ProsperOps EC2 Cost Optimization
What do you like best about the product?
EC2 seeding for flexible instance reservation
What do you dislike about the product?
That their product does not cover relational database services
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Removing uncertaintly with ec2 reservations
Hands-down the best AWS EC2 rate optimisation tool out there
What do you like best about the product?
The amount of effort we have to put into it: close to none. Starting from the implementation all the way to supporting our business at times of change. The team is knowledgable, on-point at what they do. Feature wise the tool exhausts the technical capabilities offered by AWS for rate optimisation. As users we only provide a couple of parameters and strategic choices.
What do you dislike about the product?
The only downside of PropserOps is that it is not cheap (it is reasonably priced).
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
EC2 compute rate optimisation when having fluctuations in the fleet both in horisontal and vertical sense.
Automated AWS Savings
What do you like best about the product?
We were introduced to ProsperOps by a partner of theirs, CloudZero. ProsperOps analyzed our use and immediately provided a great deal of advice on how to improve our savings. We were already advanced on the savings front but ProsperOps took us to the next level with incredibly smart and informed people and then automated savings that work in a safe and reliable manner without any funnel or security concerns.
What do you dislike about the product?
No downsides. It's a no brainier if you're on AWS.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Automation of AWS savings
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