Teams on VMPower save an average of 30% of their cloud bill
Easy VM Automation for Azure, GCP, & AWS
Auto start, stop, resize & snapshot VMs in any cloud
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Teams on VMPower save an average of 30% of their cloud bill
Auto start, stop, resize & snapshot VMs in any cloud
Startup, shutdown, resize & backup VMs based time of day and week with a calendar. Start VMs from any device when you need them.
Automatically deallocate VMs based on utilization metrics, running processes, or user login activity.
Manage backup and recovery of VMs using the same robust storage engine as your cloud provider. Set backup retention rates to limit storage costs.
VMs cost you money per hour. Save on unused VMs during off hours either by powering off or resizing to a smaller size. Vertically scale instances during peak hours and scale down during off-hours. You can even automate Azure SQL Data Warehouses, too.
Schedule VMs to backup and VMPower will manage the retention of the backups and make it easy to recover a VM.
Does your team have multiple subscriptions? Are you using a combination of AWS, Azure and/or Google Cloud? VMPower makes it easy to create logical groups of VMs from different subscriptions or even cloud providers.
Securely share VM access from your mobile phone to your PC with Action Links. Power On, Off or skip scheduled VM actions with a one-click link without having to log in.
Securely share VM access to groups of any VMs to your teammates. Azure, AWS or Google console too complicated? VMPower's simplified dashboard allows non-technical teammates to easily modify schedules, change VM sizes/states and even log into Windows VMs.
When you schedule VMs to allocate/deallocate, we'll let you know how much you're shaving off your bill by computing the hours per month your VMs are deallocated.Plus, we’ll send you custom recommendations to reduce your cloud bill based on your usage using our experience of running massive cloud deployments.
“VMPower is easy to use and took less than an hour to set up for our team. We savedtens of thousands on our AWS bill with this tool.”
VMPower can automatically notify you of the best-fit VM size given the current application load.We automatically lookup active pay-as-you-go pricing for your platform and calculate the potential savings from performing a VM resize.
After deleting VMs, it's easy for your team to forget to delete unused, unattached disks. This can amount to significant costs if they are backed by SSD-based storage.VMPower alerts your team about unused disks, how long they have been unattached and their price per gigabyte-month.
Based on VM utilization metrics, user logins, or running processes, VMPower can automatically deallocate unused virtual machines after a period of time. Using one-click links you can make it easy for users to start them back up again when they're needed.
No credit card trials. Pay a simple, predictable fee depending on your deployment size.
Scheduled VM Snapshots
Snapshot Indexing
Automatic Snapshot Expiration
Scheduled VM On/Off
Scheduled VM Restart/Resize
RBAC Teams
Idle VM Monitoring
One-Click On/Off Links
Unused Volume Detection
Multi-Cloud Support
White Label Dashboard
White Label Notifications
Can't find the right plan? Have more than 100 VMs?
Try with our Price Calculator or Contact Us for custom pricing.
Depending on your provider, you will provide us access keys to your subscription (AWS) or OAuth to your subscription (Google Cloud, Azure) with read and write privileges to your VMs. We securely store keys using hardware-accelerated encryption and provide 2-factor authentication to your account.
During scheduled times we allocate or deallocate your VM from your cloud platform. This doesn't delete any data and allows any running services to gracefully shutdown. During these times you do not incur compute charges.
We use industry accepted use of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology for all communications. We also don't store your credit card information but securely hand it off to our billing provider.
VMPower never deallocates your VMs without your permission. You must opt-in to automatic deallocations/allocations and VMPower always notifies you before making any changes to VMs.