CloudBurn Platform waitlist

Join the CloudBurn Platform waitlist.

If you run the free CloudBurn CLI and want it managed across your AWS accounts, CloudBurn Platform runs it for you: the same open-source rules, scan history, and cost reports on pull requests. It is expected to open in early 2027.

What CloudBurn Platform does

  • Price your whole stack in minutesThe AWS Simple Pricing Calculator puts every AWS service you run in one estimate, ready to export.
  • Know the cost before you deployThe GitHub App estimates what your Terraform, CDK or CloudFormation changes will cost before they ship.
  • Find the waste, then fix itScans of your live AWS accounts show what is costing money for nothing, with clear steps to fix each finding.

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Free today: CloudBurn Open Source

The CLI, SDK, and rules are released under the Apache-2.0 license and run in your own environment. Each rule is documented, so you can read what a scan checks before you run it.

Browse the rules

At launch: CloudBurn Platform

Connect your AWS accounts and GitHub organization once. CloudBurn runs the unused-resource scans, keeps the history, and posts cost reports on pull requests through the CloudBurn GitHub App.

Read the Platform docs

Your account, your bucket

CloudBurn Platform connects through an IAM role you deploy in your own AWS account, and scan results stay in an S3 bucket you own. The role uses the AWS managed ReadOnlyAccess policy plus write access to that one results bucket, so it can read your resources but cannot change them. CloudBurn holds no long-lived credentials. Remove the role and CloudBurn can no longer reach the account.

How the connection works