VMPower
01 / DEMOS
Let presenters get started.
Schedule demo VMs for expected use. Give the presenter an individual VM Action Link for an approved start outside the schedule.
Explore demo & QA workflowsCloud control for the whole team
Your cloud.
On your team's terms.
Let your team start the VMs they need. Share designated actions, set off-hours schedules, and keep cloud-account control with the administrator.
No signup or cloud connection. Explore with sample VMs.
To connect your own VMs, create an account.
Existing customer? Open your dashboard
Works with Microsoft Azure AWS Google Cloud
TEAM WORKSPACE / DEMOInteractive example
Product demoOne designated VM · Azure
Operating hoursMon–Fri · 9 am–6 pm
demo-web-01
Sample VM stoppedAn action for the presenterStart this individual VM
Try the example. No cloud resource will change.
Less waiting. More doing.
The next session
starts with your team.
Bring everyday power requests closer to the people doing the work. Start with environments that have a clear owner and a real off-hours window.
02 / QA & TESTING
Give testers a way in.
Use logical groups to schedule related VMs. Let a tester start their designated VM when another session is needed.
03 / WORKSTATIONS
Match uptime to the work.
Schedule standalone Windows or Linux VMs around working hours. Check storage, capacity and restart requirements before automating shutdown.
One setup. A better handoff.
From cloud account
to a simple team action.
Choose your existing VMs.
An administrator connects the cloud account and selects the resources. Start with one environment and confirm who owns it.
Agree on the operating hours.
Set the start and stop schedule. Logical groups let you schedule related resources together.
Share an individual VM Action Link.
Give the intended teammate a link for the designated action. They can use it without signing in to the cloud provider.
Published standard pricing
Estimate your
VMPower cost.
Choose your quantities and billing cadence. This estimates the VMPower service fee in USD; your cloud provider bills infrastructure separately.
Existing customers may have a different plan. Check your account before changing a subscription.
View your accountAnnual billingMonthly equivalent, paid yearly
$5 per VM / month
$14 per team / month
$7 per user / month
$0.50 per snapshot / month
$46 / month equivalent
$552 billed annually
Estimate only. Cloud compute, storage, network and applicable taxes are separate. This calculator does not change your subscription.
A few useful details
Before you
connect a VM.
Does my teammate need a cloud-console account?
An individual VM Action Link can be used without a cloud-console login. An administrator still connects and authorizes VMPower. Anyone with a valid link may be able to use its action, so treat the URL as a credential.
Does one link start a whole application stack?
The Action Links described here target individual VMs. Logical groups support scheduling related resources. Confirm ordered startup, dependencies and application health separately before relying on a multi-VM workflow.
Will stopping a VM remove every cloud charge?
Stopping eligible on-demand compute can reduce its running-time charges. Storage, network addresses, licenses, reserved capacity and committed spend may continue to cost money. Compare the actual bill with your VMPower fee.
Which environments should I start with?
Start with non-production VMs whose owners have confirmed an off-hours window and tested recovery. Check temporary storage, network addresses and available capacity. Keep always-on services, scarce GPU capacity and untested dependencies outside automatic shutdown.
What if I already use a cloud scheduling tool?
Compare the workflow you already have with what your team needs. VMPower is worth considering when people need designated VM actions and administrators want to manage schedules across supported cloud accounts.
A smaller place to start
One VM. One schedule.
One teammate who needs it.
Explore VM controls, schedules and delegated access with sample data.