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Klustercost vs Randoli Cost Management for Kubernetes

Klustercost

klustercost.cloud

Randoli Cost Management for Kubernetes

randoli.io

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FigureKlustercostRandoli Cost Management for Kubernetes
Price fromFree—
Free planYes—
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published11
Spec score · Kubernetes Cost Management Software7.8 (#6)7.4 (#15)
PurposeKlustercost provides Kubernetes cost visibility by application, monitoring pods and pricing nodes.Randoli provides Kubernetes cost visibility, savings analysis, and chargeback reporting.

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Klustercost

  • Open sourceFree

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Randoli Cost Management for Kubernetes

  • EnterprisePriced on request

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In their own words

Klustercost

Klustercost gives Kubernetes users cost visibility by workload, monitoring pods and assigning prices to nodes. Its Go-based observers use Kubernetes informers and Prometheus to track pods, nodes and namespaces in real time. Pod and node data is stored in PostgreSQL every 10 minutes, and nodes are enriched with hourly virtual-machine costs from Azure retail pricing APIs.

Users can ask questions in plain English and receive natural-language answers with structured JSON; the site describes these AI queries as read-only. Access options include WhatsApp, Teams, Slack, Power BI, an HTTP API and MCP protocol. A Helm chart deploys the monitor, pricing service, database and optional AI layer. The project is open source under GPL-3.0 and its plan is free. Setup requires a running Kubernetes cluster, Helm 3.x, reachable Prometheus, Metrics Server and a StorageClass. Azure cost enrichment is supported; AWS and GCP support are planned. Natural-language queries through the MCP assistant require an OpenAI API key.

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Randoli Cost Management for Kubernetes

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