See what your Pulumi stack will cost before you deploy.

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FinFocus prices pulumi preview output through plugins and shows the cost where you work: in your terminal, in your browser and on every pull request. Open source, with budgets and cost history.

Install on Linux or macOS

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rshade/finfocus/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

FinFocus terminal dashboard: three EC2 instances priced at $70.08, $60.74 and $7.59 a month, and a budget line reading EXCEEDED $138.41 of $120.00 — Real output of `finfocus overview` for the example plan`aws-multi-region-plan.json`, priced by the aws-public plugin against a $120 monthly budget.

FinFocus browser dashboard, Cost Overview: projected $138.41, potential savings $27.01, and the same three EC2 instances in a table — The same plan in `finfocus --web`: the same $138.41, from the same engine call and plugin.

Three ways to see the cost

One engine and the same plugins behind all three (how it fits together). Add a pricing plugin first:

finfocus plugin install aws-public

FinFocus TUI

An interactive dashboard in your terminal. Projected and actual cost, drift and recommendations for each resource, with sorting and filtering.

Use the terminal dashboard

cd <your-pulumi-project>
finfocus

FinFocus Web

The same numbers in your browser: overview, actual cost, recommendations, what-if estimates and forecasts. It runs on your machine only.

Use the browser dashboard

finfocus --web

FinFocus Action

A cost estimate as a comment on every pull request. The check fails when the cost rises past your limit.

Set up CI/CD

- run: pulumi preview --json > plan.json
- uses: rshade/finfocus-action@v2
  with:
    pulumi-plan-json: plan.json
    install-plugins: aws-public
    fail-on-cost-increase: '100USD'

Where to go next

QuickstartInstall, price a plan, read the output.
CLI referenceEvery command and flag.
BudgetsSpending limits that fail a CI run.
PluginsAvailable pricing sources, and how to write one.
ArchitectureHow the CLI, engine and plugins fit together.
ContributingDevelopment setup and workflow.

Apache-2.0. Source, issues and releases on GitHub.