CloudBurn Platform is the managed layer on top of the open-source CloudBurn toolkit, running at app.cloudburn.io. Instead of installing the CLI and wiring up CI yourself, you connect your AWS accounts and GitHub organization once, and CloudBurn runs the scans and posts the cost reports for you.
Sign up with email and password, GitHub, or Google. Email sign-ups need to verify their address before the first sign-in.
What you get
| Capability | Where to start |
|---|---|
| Cost estimation comments on pull requests via the GitHub App | Set up PR cost estimation |
| Unused-resource scans of connected AWS accounts, with scan history | Unused-resource scans |
| Read-only AWS account connections with a customer-owned data bucket | Connect an AWS account |
| Shared workspaces with owner, admin, and member roles | Workspaces and members |
| An AWS pricing calculator across EC2, S3, Lambda, RDS, and more | AWS Simple Pricing Calculator in your dashboard |
| Plans with a 14-day free trial | Plans and billing |
The AWS Simple Pricing Calculator builds a per-region estimate for your whole stack: search for a service or instance type, configure each resource, view the total monthly, annually, weekly, daily, or hourly, and export the estimate as CSV. The free standalone calculators on cloudburn.io cover the same services one at a time.
Settings covers the workspace and its members, your profile, password and sessions, connected sign-in methods, and account deletion.
How it relates to the open-source toolkit
The scans use the same open-source rules engine, so a finding in the dashboard carries the same rule name and description you'd get from a self-hosted CLI run. The difference is operational: CloudBurn Platform runs discovery for you against a read-only role you control, keeps results in an S3 bucket you own, and adds the GitHub App cost reports on pull requests.
If you'd rather run everything yourself, the open-source CLI, SDK, and rules are free — start at the CLI docs.
What's next
| Read this | To learn |
|---|---|
| Connect an AWS account | Deploy the read-only role and verify the connection |
| Set up PR cost estimation | Install and link the GitHub App, wire up CI |
| Plans and billing | What each plan includes and how the trial works |