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Archera vs ProsperOps

Keep your savings. All of them.

ProsperOps takes a percentage of your savings, including on commitments you bought yourself. Archera is free to manage your commitments. You pay only for the flexible-term coverage you choose, and only when it pays off.

The autonomous-optimization tradeoff

Autonomous tools save you effort by taking the wheel: they buy, sell, and hold commitments for you, then bill a percentage of the savings, indefinitely, often including commitments you already had. Archera takes the other path. Keep control, keep the savings, guarantee the downside.

You stay in control

Manage and automate native AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud commitments for free. Nothing is purchased without you.

Flexibility, guaranteed

Add Guaranteed Commitments on top of native ones. Sell back as early as 30 days, or get the cost of underutilization rebated to your bank account.

Pay only for what you choose

No platform fee. No cut of your savings. No fee on commitments you already own.

Up to 45% savings on 1-year commitments

30 days minimum effective term

3 clouds: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud

Compare: Archera and ProsperOps, side by side

Feature Archera ProsperOps
Pricing Free to manage and automate native commitments. A Savings Share, typically 30 to 35% of realized savings.
Fee on commitments you already own None. You keep 100% of the savings on commitments you procured yourself. Yes. Savings Share is charged against Inherited Savings, defined as savings from all customer-procured Reserved Instances and Savings Plans.
Who controls the commitment You own and control every commitment. ProsperOps autonomously buys, sells, and manages commitments on your behalf.
The downside if usage drops The Rebate Guarantee returns the cost of underutilization to your bank account. Managed through laddering. The commitment obligation stays with you.
If you cancel Uninstall anytime. Read-only means there's nothing to unwind. Billed Savings Share month-to-date, plus a final charge for future savings on commitments ProsperOps already placed.
Monitoring, laddering, convertible RI automation Free. Paid, part of the managed service.
Insured Commitments Included. Shorter terms with the Release and Rebate Guarantees. Not offered.

The Dollar Difference

In a $70M per year Azure scenario, Archera ramps to near-full coverage in the first month, while ProsperOps ladders in slowly to limit its own risk. Archera is ahead by month six and stays ahead. Even if ProsperOps ladders in aggressively over two years, Archera nets $9 to $11 million more by month 36.

Why it matters

ProsperOps takes work off your plate, but asks for two things back: control, and a permanent cut of your savings. Archera keeps the platform free, keeps you in control of every commitment, and charges only for the guaranteed coverage you choose. Keep your savings and your control.

Ideal for:

Teams that want commitment savings and real downside protection without handing an algorithm the keys or paying a permanent cut.

See what your commitments could be saving

Get a free savings analysis. No commitment required. Get a free savings analysis

Free and open-source

Run it with your standard cloud credentials. Dry-run by default, so nothing is bought until you say so.

Safe purchasing

CSV review, confirmations, caps, and duplicate prevention before any spend.

Scale into guarantees when you want them

Pair CUDly with Archera for shorter terms and the Rebate Guarantee on underutilization.

View CUDly on GitHub

View CUDly on GitHub

  1. Free and open-source
  2. Safe purchasing
  3. Scale into guarantees when you want them

Comparison reflects publicly available ProsperOps information as of July 2026.