Introducing Infracost Dev

Cloud cost awareness for your coding agent or IDE

Install in minutes and eliminate cloud waste from your IaC configurations — before you go to PR review.

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We used to dedicate one person's time to updating GCP labels to match our tagging policies. With Infracost, we exceeded last year's labeling work in minutes.

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Chris Avila
Staff DevOps Engineer @ EvolutionIQ
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Our tagging backlog went to zero on day one. The efficiency gain was so steep it literally crashed our graph.

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Joe Hutchinson
Head of Platform @ Vega Investments
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Our software teams are shipping code at a breakneck pace. With Infracost, we're preventing 95% of new cost issues before deployment.

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Sr Staff Software Engineer
Fortune 100 company
Works with the tools you already use
AI Coding Agents
Claude Code
GitHub Copilot
OpenAI Codex
Cursor
Gemini CLI
IDEs & Editors
VS Code
Cursor
Windsurf
JetBrains
Antigravity
VSCodium
Eclipse Theia
Neovim
Infrastructure as Code Frameworks
Terraform
CloudFormation
CDK
What you get

Cost intelligence wired into every IaC change

Five capabilities that turn your agent or IDE into a cost-aware engineering partner.

Coverage

Supports 1,000+ services across all three clouds

AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud — every priced resource your IaC can deploy. Whether you're spinning up an EC2 fleet, a Cosmos DB instance, or a GKE cluster, Infracost Dev returns accurate, region-aware pricing in real time. No spreadsheets, no stale rate cards, no guessing at instance families.

  • Region- and SKU-accurate pricing
  • Updated continuously from cloud provider price feeds
  • Terraform, CloudFormation, and AWS CDK
claude-code · cloud-comparison
> is a 3-tier app with a SQL db cheaper on AWS or GCP?
 
# priced both stacks · us-east, on-demand, 24/7
  AWS  ALB + ECS Fargate + RDS Postgres   $847/mo
  GCP  Load Balancer + Cloud Run + Cloud SQL  $612/mo
GCP wins by $235/mo · 28% cheaper
Cloud Run scale-to-zero saves on idle compute. Caveat: AWS becomes cheaper above ~80% utilization.
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Inline reasoning

Make cost tradeoffs without looking up a calculator

Ask your agent "what if we move this workload to spot instances?" or "compare gp3 vs io2 for this volume" and get a real answer with real numbers — right in the chat. No tab-switching, no copy-pasting into a pricing calculator, no waiting for a FinOps review. Cost reasoning becomes part of how you write infrastructure.

  • Natural-language cost queries against your live IaC
  • Side-by-side resource comparisons
  • Reasoning that respects budgets and constraints
claude-code · cost-tradeoff
> can we hit <$400/mo on this 3-tier app?
 
# suggested change to main.tf
− instance_type = "m5.2xlarge"
+ instance_type = "m6g.large"
monthly: $612 → $378 · saves $234/mo (38%)
m6g.large meets your performance budget at the target price.
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Best practices

FinOps practices from each cloud's Well-Architected Framework

Infracost Dev applies the cost optimization pillar of AWS, Azure, and GCP's Well-Architected Frameworks automatically. The same guidance your cloud architect would surface in a review — applied during the write step, not after deployment.

  • Right-sizing and instance family recommendations
  • Storage tier and lifecycle policy guidance
  • Reserved capacity and savings plan signals
claude-code · well-architected
> set up an S3 bucket for our access logs
 
# before I generate this, one Well-Architected nudge:
  access logs are write-heavy and rarely re-read
  a lifecycle rule moves them to Glacier after 90d
AWS Well-Architected · Cost Pillar
At your projected ingestion (~2 TB/mo), this saves $312/mo by year one. Want me to include the lifecycle rule?
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AutoFix

Fix tagging issues in seconds instead of months

Tagging compliance is the FinOps backlog that never gets done — until your agent does it. Infracost Dev reads your tagging policy, scans your IaC, and proposes a single PR that fixes every violation across the repo. Months of cleanup, condensed to one merge.

  • Detects missing, malformed, and inconsistent tags
  • Propagates required tags through modules
  • One PR per repo — review and merge
lambda.tf
31resource "aws_lambda_function" "api" {
32  function_name = "acme-api"
33  runtime       = "nodejs20.x"
+34  tags = {
+35    Owner      = "platform-team"
+36    CostCenter = "eng-1042"
+37  }
Infracost AutoFix · tagging policy
34 resources fixed in one PR
All resources now match your tagging policy. Ready to open a single PR for the whole repo.
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Enterprise

Integrate custom prices and policies

Bring your enterprise discount program (EDP) rates, private pricing agreements, and internal FinOps policies. Infracost Dev applies them everywhere — in your agent's reasoning, in IDE code lenses, and in PR comments — so the cost numbers your developers see match the costs your finance team actually pays.

  • Custom price books for negotiated rates
  • Org-specific tagging and cost guardrails
  • Centrally managed, locally enforced
claude-code · custom-policy
> scaffold the new analytics pipeline I described
 
# priced the stack against your org's pricebook + policies
  EKS + Kafka + Redshift   $6,240/mo
  guardrail  monthly_max $5,000
Custom guardrail · acme-platform-team
This stack exceeds your team's $5K/mo budget by $1,240. I can swap Redshift for BigQuery + scale Kafka to 2 brokers — same throughput, $4,680/mo.
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Get started

Two ways to roll out Infracost Dev

Install it on your own machine in five minutes, or talk to us about deploying it across your team.

Set it up for yourself

Install the AI agent skill or IDE extension and get cost-aware IaC in your local workflow. Free to try, no credit card.

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Set it up for your team

Roll out custom price books, FinOps policies, tagging standards, and more across every developer and repo in your org.

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