Take Control of Your AWS Costs. Instantly.

Always stay on top of your spending with real-time monitoring and notifications on every AWS resource, giving you a heads-up on any cost surge.

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"My AWS account has been hacked and there is a +$4,000 USD fradulent charge, AWS SECURITY IS TERRIBLE"

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"Rise in AWS accounts getting hacked and owner being stuck with the bill."

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"CloudPulse offers peace of mind, knowing your account is always monitored and protected."

Real-Time AWS Monitoring, Every Use Case Covered.

Take charge, without extra charges.

Keep your business AWS spending in check with real-time insights and advanced monitoring. Get alerts the second something happens.

Relax, you're safe now.

Unlike businesses logging in daily, personal AWS accounts often sit quiet—stay protected with real-time monitoring and instant alerts, no matter how often you check in.

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You’re here to learn AWS, not star in the next ‘forgot my EC2 instance on’ meme—real-time cost indication and instant alerts keep your costs from goin’ viral.
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Put a Spotlight on your Cloud Costs

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"AWS Budgets updates daily—too slow when you need answers now. I built CloudPulse for real-time monitoring, keeping your AWS safe and in your control."
Matan Hazan - Creator

FAQs

How does CloudPulse track my AWS costs?

We assume a read-only role in your AWS account to scan resources like EC2, Lambda, and RDS, giving you real-time cost estimates.

Why not just use AWS Budgets?

AWS Budgets updates daily—too slow. CloudPulse monitors live, alerting you the second costs spike, so you’re always in control.

What happens if my costs spike?

You set a threshold (like $100), and CloudPulse notifies you instantly via a channel of your choice (SMS, Email, Telegram, etc) when you hit it—no surprises.

Is my AWS account safe with CloudPulse?

Yes. We use a read-only IAM role, and never store sensitive data—your security is our priority.

Which AWS resources do you monitor?

We focus on the big spenders: compute (EC2, Lambda, ECS/EKS), databases (RDS, Aurora), and more—covering what costs you the most.

Do you support Multi account setup?

We plan to add support for Multi AWS Accounts, in case you've got several accounts, allowing you to view aggregate costs by account and set thresholds by Organization.

Join the waitlist to get updated at launch!