Platforms
Every cluster, priced from the right source
The agent is the same on every Kubernetes. What changes is where the price comes from: a cloud billing export, a FOCUS file or your own data center rates.
Kubernetes cost by provider
2026-10-03 to 2026-10-09
$67.9K
7 days, 7 clusters
- AWS
- Azure
- Google Cloud
- On-prem (dc1)
Catalog
What KubeOn works with
Managed Kubernetes
- Amazon EKS
- Azure Kubernetes Service
- Google Kubernetes Engine
- Oracle OKE
- EKS on Fargate
- GKE Autopilot
Distributions
- Red Hat OpenShift
- Rancher RKE2
- VMware Tanzu
- Mirantis Kubernetes Engine
- k3s
- kubeadm
Billing sources
- AWS CUR 2.0
- Azure Cost Management exports
- Google Cloud billing export
- Oracle Cloud cost reports
- FOCUS 1.x files
- Data center rate cards
Where the hub runs
- KubeOn Cloud, US or EU
- AWS with Terraform
- Any Kubernetes with Helm
- Air-gapped data centers
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Deployment
Choose where the hub runs
The agent is identical in all three. Moving the hub later means pointing agents at a new destination.
KubeOn Cloud
We run the hub. You install the agent.
- Agents send snapshots outbound over HTTPS
- Billing read through a read-only role
- Upgrades and backups handled by us
- Regional hosting in the US or EU
Self-hosted in your cloud
The hub runs in your account, next to your billing data.
- Terraform module for AWS: ECS on Fargate, RDS, ElastiCache, KMS
- Helm chart in hub mode for AKS, GKE or any Kubernetes
- Snapshots in a bucket you own
- Your keys, your network, your audit trail
On-premises and air-gapped
For data centers and regulated networks.
- Helm chart in hub mode on OpenShift, Rancher or kubeadm
- Images from your private registry
- Rate cards or amortized hardware for pricing
- No internet egress required
See your own clusters in KubeOn.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your billing data, with an engineer who has run Kubernetes cost programs.