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    CloudBurn Platform

    Set Up PR Cost Estimation

    Install the CloudBurn GitHub App, link it to your workspace, choose which repositories use your plan slots, and get AWS cost estimation comments on every pull request.

    Status: CloudBurn Platform has not launched publicly yet. This page describes how it works. Join the waitlist for a 30% founding-member discount: only waitlist members get it, and they keep the lower price for as long as they keep their plan.

    PR cost estimation puts an AWS cost report on every infrastructure pull request: a commenter action posts your CDK diff, CloudFormation comparison, or Terraform plan, and the CloudBurn GitHub App replies with the estimated cost change.

    Setup steps

    From IaC Cost Estimator in your dashboard:

    1. Install the CloudBurn GitHub App. Choose Install CloudBurn on GitHub, pick an organization and the repositories it may access, and GitHub brings you back to CloudBurn to confirm. Choose Link installation to connect that installation to your workspace — linking is what licenses PR cost estimations for the organization. If you have not picked a plan yet, CloudBurn sends you to the billing page to choose one and start your 14-day free trial.
    2. Select repositories. Under Selected repositories, toggle on the repositories that should use your plan's slots and choose Save repository selection. Only selected repositories receive cost estimates.
    3. Add one workflow action. Pick the action for your IaC tool: aws-cdk-diff-pr-commenter for AWS CDK and CloudFormation or terraform-plan-pr-commenter for Terraform, so pull requests send their infrastructure changes to CloudBurn. Follow the GitHub App workflow requirements for the required inputs.
    4. Open a pull request. CloudBurn replies with a cost estimation comment for the changed resources.

    How the reports work

    The GitHub App documentation explains the cost reports and how to provide usage assumptions. Use those pages when configuring the reporting workflow.

    Repository slots

    Your plan sets how many repositories you can select at once: 1 on Starter, 5 on Pro, unlimited on Enterprise — see Plans and billing. The Selected repositories card shows the count as N of limit selected. At the limit, clear a selected repository before choosing another.

    You can switch slots at any time; the change takes effect as soon as you save. Only workspace owners and admins can change the selection — see Workspaces and members.

    Unlinking

    The Linked GitHub installation card shows the organization whose pull requests are licensed, when it was linked, and when it was last validated. Unlink stops PR cost estimations for that organization until it is linked again.

    What's next

    Read thisTo learn
    GitHub App overviewHow diff comments become cost reports
    Usage assumptions schemaPricing usage-billed services from your own numbers
    Plans and billingRepository slots per plan
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    CloudBurn Platform · early 2027

    Price changes before you deploy. Fix the waste after.

    Join now for 30% off, for as long as you keep your plan.

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