Frequently asked questions

Jetscale doesn't stop at reporting. It turns opportunities into Terraform-ready remediation changes your team implements through normal engineering workflows.

No. Monitoring shows signals and incidents. Jetscale uses those signals (plus cost and configuration context) to generate optimization recommendations and fixes.

Common and uncommon optimization opportunities: compute sizing, storage tiering, database configuration, network paths like missing VPC endpoints, each turned into a Terraform-ready remediation.

Autonomous optimizers change your environment for you, so they need write access and an agent or a role in your cloud. Jetscale stays read-only. It hands your team each change as code, with the evidence behind it, and nothing changes until your engineers merge it.

Self-funded. Jetscale charges a fee and verifies savings against your actual bill. If verified savings come in below the fee, we credit the difference. ROI is guaranteed.

No. Jetscale is read-only in your cloud environment. It generates reviewable, fix-ready IaC your team merges and deploys through your existing workflow.

Every plan is pre-verified before it's recommended. OptimizeSpot simulates eviction risk against your actual workloads, and every fix ships as reviewable code with a structured plan, so your team validates scope and confirms impact after rollout. No blind changes.

A commitment broker lowers the rate you pay by buying reserved instances and savings plans for you. Jetscale lowers what you need to buy in the first place: right-sizing, storage, idle resources and network, across AWS, Azure and GCP. The two stack, and your commitments then cover a smaller baseline.