Teevity

Teevity provides cloud usage analytics for AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure. It brings bills into one dashboard with an end-of-month forecast. The Dynamic Cost Explorer offers summary, detail, comparison, and reservations reports, while real-time cost classification can allocate spending to teams, projects, activity types, or countries. Its documentation also lists global cost monitoring, enterprise cost and usage distribution, administrative automation, and financial and technical resource optimization. Integrations include Google BigQuery, Excel, Google Spreadsheet, and Dropbox. A REST API exposes web portal features through JSON. The CLI package includes a JAR and scripts for macOS, Linux, Unix, and Windows, and requires Java 8 or later. Dynamic Cost Explorer downloads are available in CSV layouts. The free service includes high-level cost monitoring, a dashboard, and daily email. Listed paid options include MSP, cloud reseller, and system integrator service starting at €99 a month, Enterprise Support at €399 a month, Enterprise at €999 a month, and Pro at €99,599 a month.

Teevity combines multi-cloud cost monitoring with forecasts, allocation, reports, and API access. The free service covers high-level monitoring, while the listed paid plans vary in scope and price.

Teevity suits organizations monitoring spend across AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure. Its allocation, reporting, and API capabilities may be relevant to teams managing cloud costs across business units.

Teevity is a multi-cloud cost management service for AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure. It is most useful to FinOps, finance and engineering teams that need shared reporting and cost allocation across departments. The free tier is a sensible monitoring entry point, while advanced controls and support target larger organizations.

Overview

Teevity combines bills from all three supported clouds in one dashboard and adds an end-of-month spending forecast. That gives budget owners an early view of likely overruns rather than forcing them to wait for a finalized invoice. Its broader purpose is operational as well as financial: the documentation covers global monitoring, enterprise cost and usage distribution, administrative automation, financial optimization and technical resource optimization.

Key features

Dynamic Cost Explorer provides summary, detail, comparison and reservations reports. The range is useful for moving from a quick spend check to commitment analysis, although exports are CSV-only and limited to Time As Columns, Time As Lines or Budget layouts. Teams that require other formats will need to adapt their workflow.

Real-time classification can allocate costs to teams, projects, activity types or countries. This is a strong foundation for showback, chargeback and departmental accountability. Teevity also lists rightsizing guidance and commitment management, so it addresses optimization decisions in addition to bill visibility.

Finance-oriented integrations connect with Google BigQuery, Excel, Google Spreadsheet and Dropbox. The web portal's capabilities are exposed through a JSON REST API, which suits organizations linking cost data to internal systems or automated reporting. The CLI package includes a JAR, a macOS/Linux/Unix shell script and a Windows DOS script, and requires Java 8 or later. AWS's recommended connection uses an IAM cross-account trust relationship and an external ID generated for the Teevity account, a comparatively explicit security model for multi-account access.

Pricing

Free services costs nothing. It includes high-level cost monitoring, a dashboard and daily email, with spending from all clouds in one place. This is appropriate for individuals or small teams that need awareness rather than detailed allocation and optimization.

Basic uses pay-per-use billing through your AWS account, paid by the minute, with AWS, GCP and Azure monitoring and a configurable monthly maximum limit. The price is custom, so budget predictability depends on the limit you set.

MSP, cloud reseller and system integrator starts at €99 a month and offers a white-label version. It fits service providers presenting cost management under their own brand.

Enterprise Support is €399 a month, sold separately and available with Basic, Pro and Enterprise. It provides a single point of contact, making it an add-on for organizations that need dedicated assistance.

Enterprise costs €999 a month at a fixed price with no additional percentage charge. It adds visibility controls, custom chargeback, reserved-capacity management and mass user dashboards. Those controls justify the tier for complex organizations; they are unnecessary for simple monitoring.

Pro is listed at €99,599 a month with fixed tiered pricing. It includes multi-user dashboards, advanced cost breakdown, optimization reports and API access. The published price is dramatically higher than the other named tiers, so it is aimed only at buyers whose reporting and integration requirements warrant that commitment.

Platforms

Teevity supports web, API, Linux, macOS and Windows. The cross-platform CLI broadens operational use, while the REST API supports programmatic access.

Who it's for

Choose Teevity when one organization needs AWS, GCP and Azure in a shared view, forecast-led monitoring, allocation by internal cost center and optional API or reporting integrations. The free plan suits high-level oversight; Enterprise is the clearer fit for chargeback, visibility controls and large user populations. It is less suitable when CSV is insufficient or when a fixed, published budget is required for Basic.

Pros and cons

• Pros: multi-cloud bills and forecasting in one dashboard; allocation by team, project, activity or country; reservations, comparison and detail reports; REST API and finance integrations; cross-platform CLI.
• Cons: the free tier is intentionally high-level; exports are CSV-only; Basic has custom pay-per-minute billing; Enterprise Support costs extra; the listed Pro price is exceptionally high.

Alternatives

Cloud Cost Management Software is a useful category comparison for buyers weighing several approaches.

• Azure Application Insights fits teams centered on Azure monitoring and willing to use usage-based billing.
• CloudFix is preferable when a free scan, 30-day resource details and savings by category are the priority.
• Infracost suits infrastructure teams that want CI/CD cost checks and a free allowance of 1,000 runs per month.
• AWS Billing and Cost Management is the direct choice for AWS-only billing, with some Cost Explorer API and hourly-granularity charges.
• CloudBolt is better for a free, self-hosted-capable cloud management platform covering up to 100 resources.
• Google Cloud Cost Management is the no-additional-charge option for Google Cloud customers, subject to charges from services used.
• Economize suits a smaller, web-only deployment limited initially to one provider, account and organization.
• OpenCost is the open-source option for Kubernetes and Prometheus environments.

Verdict

Teevity is a strong choice for multi-cloud teams that need forecasting, internal allocation and extensible reporting in one service. Start with Free services for broad visibility, then move to Enterprise when chargeback and governance matter. Look elsewhere if you need non-CSV exports, transparent Basic pricing or a lower-cost advanced tier.