Pump.co is expanding its AI-powered cloud cost optimization platform as enterprises face growing infrastructure spending pressures driven by AI inference, token usage, and increasingly complex multi-cloud environments. The company is positioning itself as a unified platform for managing both cloud and AI infrastructure costs across major providers.
Pump.co has announced an expansion of its cloud and AI cost optimization platform as businesses continue to navigate rising infrastructure expenses tied to AI adoption and multi-cloud operations.
The platform helps organizations reduce cloud spending across AWS, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Microsoft Azure while providing centralized visibility into infrastructure and AI-related expenses. Pump operates on a free usage model for customers, with cloud providers compensating the company for helping enterprises optimize infrastructure efficiency.
"Companies are being asked to build faster, adopt AI faster, and manage more infrastructure than ever, but the costs are becoming harder to understand," said Spandana Nakka, CEO of Pump.co. "Pump was built to make that easier. We help teams lower their cloud and AI bills, see what they are spending, and make better infrastructure decisions without adding another vendor fee."
Pump.co now supports organizations representing more than $600 million in annual cloud spend across thousands of customers in 22 countries. According to the company, customers achieve average monthly savings of approximately 19%, with some reducing costs by as much as 60%.
The company cited customer Butlr Technologies, which reportedly lowered its AWS bill by more than $100,000 per month using the platform.
Pump has also gained recognition across the cloud infrastructure and startup ecosystem. Forbes described the company as the "Costco of Cloud Compute," while Pump maintains Advanced Tier Partner status with AWS, GCP, and Azure. The platform is also SOC 2 compliant and ISO 27001 certified.
Pump.co positions itself differently from traditional cloud optimization vendors by eliminating platform fees, savings percentages, contracts, and cancellation penalties.
"Cloud cost optimization should not be expensive or difficult to adopt," said Nakka. "If a company is already spending heavily on cloud infrastructure, the last thing it needs is another complicated tool that takes months to implement. Pump can onboard companies in under five minutes with read-only billing access, and customers can begin seeing savings opportunities almost immediately."
The company’s platform currently consists of three core offerings:
Pump Save automates cloud commitment purchasing while offering fully insured recommendations designed to minimize financial risk associated with Reserved Instances and Savings Plans.
Pump View consolidates spending data across AWS, Azure, GCP, and more than 20 integrations, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Datadog, Cursor, and ClickHouse.
Pump Secure helps organizations monitor infrastructure against more than 30 compliance frameworks, including SOC 2, HIPAA, and NIST.
Pump.co is also expanding deeper into AI cost optimization as businesses increasingly struggle to monitor rapidly growing inference and token consumption expenses across AI providers.
The company says organizations are now spending significant amounts on AI services from OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS Bedrock, and other platforms without sufficient visibility into which teams, workflows, or products are driving those costs.
Pump currently helps customers reduce AI spending by 20% to 40% and is developing additional tools focused on token-level visibility and AI spend management. Through AWS Bedrock routing and AI cost tracking, the company aims to provide organizations with a single platform for monitoring both cloud infrastructure and AI-related expenses.
"AI costs are becoming the next cloud bill," said Nakka. "Companies are moving quickly with AI, but many do not yet have the systems to understand what each model, feature, or workflow actually costs. Pump gives teams the visibility and savings tools they need before those costs become unmanageable."
As the company marks its three-year anniversary, Pump.co says it remains focused on helping startups, growth-stage organizations, and enterprise technology teams reduce infrastructure spending while maintaining development velocity.
"Pump exists because infrastructure should help companies grow, not quietly drain their budgets," said Nakka. "Our goal is to give every team a clearer, faster, and safer way to manage the cost of building."
About Pump.co
Pump is the free AI-powered platform for cloud savings, visibility, and security. Pump helps companies reduce cloud and AI spend by up to 60% across AWS, GCP, and Azure while providing a unified dashboard for tracking costs across 20+ integrations, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Datadog, and more. Backed by Y Combinator, Pump is an Advanced Tier Partner with AWS, GCP, and Azure, and supports companies representing over $600 million in annual cloud spend. Pump is headquartered in San Francisco. To learn more, visit pump.co.
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