
CloudVerse
CloudVerse is a technology spend platform that provides one ledger for AI, cloud, data, engineering, and SaaS spend, tying each entry to the team, workload, and decision behind it. Its Agentry product governs AI execution with budgets, policy, and audit evidence.
About CloudVerse
CloudVerse
CloudVerse presents itself as a control plane for enterprise technology spend, covering AI, cloud, data, engineering (Torv, shift-left cost checks in CI/CD and Kubernetes cost attribution), and SaaS usage. Its products include Agentry for AI spend and execution-path governance, DataX for warehouse spend intelligence, a FinOps platform for multi-cloud cost intelligence, and Torv for shift-left engineering cost checks. The page states that read-only is the default, automation is opt-in, scoped, and logged, and that Agentry is in private pilot. It describes a 3-week private pilot, a 14-day AI spend audit request, and deployment into a customer's cloud tenancy or on-premises. A customer case study cites a telecommunications group with 129 applications mapped and $548K of managed cloud spend, with compliance alignment to SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR. Figures on the page are described as illustrative or anonymized.
Key features
- Unified ledger for AI, cloud, data, engineering, and SaaS spend with team, workload, and decision attribution
- Agentry: discovery of AI agents and models across clouds, SaaS, frameworks, and Kubernetes, including shadow AI
- Agentry: budget reservation and settlement per call, policy and human-approval gates, model routing and failover, and a kill switch
- Agentry: execution ledger recording calls, routing decisions, tokens, and costs, with per-workload prompt capture policy (full, redacted, or metadata only)
- DataX: warehouse and pipeline spend explained by query and workload behavior
- Multi-cloud cost intelligence covering allocation, anomalies, chargeback, and commitments across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and other providers
- Torv: cost signals inside pull requests before merge
- Kubernetes cost attribution to service, team, and owner
- SaaS usage and ownership visibility across business units (rolling out)
- Integrations with cloud providers, LLM providers, data warehouses such as Snowflake, and CI tooling, with read-only default
- Compliance alignment with SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR as stated on the page
Best suited for
- AI engineering teams governing and optimizing AI spend
- Data teams seeking warehouse cost attribution
- FinOps teams taking cloud cost ownership at scale
- Platform engineering teams moving cost checks into CI/CD
- Enterprises needing controls, support, and deployment inside their own boundary
Pricing
Not stated on the website
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