cloudprice-mcp

The FinOps MCP server. Gives Claude, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Continue, Zed — or any MCP-compatible AI — structured pricing data and analysis primitives across AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI. AI clients use cloudprice-mcp to compute Reserved Instance break-even, multi-cloud workload TCO, exit-cost migration analyses, snapshot cost modeling, and egress arbitrage — the kind of FinOps decisions that normally live in three browser tabs and a half-built spreadsheet.

25 tools covering compute, block storage, object storage, managed Postgres, egress (internet + inter-region with OCI's 10 TB free tier surfaced explicitly), Multi-AZ workloads, snapshots with realistic incremental modeling, Reserved Instance / Savings Plan discounts, FinOps decision suite (migration, commitment, TCO, egress arbitrage), multi-cloud spot pricing with eviction tradeoffs, multi-cloud price history (the only public weekly-refreshed dataset of its kind), a stateless cost drift sentinel for scheduled agents, multi-cloud carbon footprint ($ AND kg CO2e on the same query), multi-cloud GPU pricing (T4 / A10 / L4 / L40S / V100 / A100 / H100 across all 4 clouds), cross-provider LLM token pricing (Claude / GPT / Gemini / Llama / Mistral / DeepSeek across Anthropic / OpenAI / Bedrock / Vertex / Azure OpenAI), statistical price-anomaly detection over the weekly snapshot archive (z-score + percent-change, auto-selected by dataset density), and CFO-grade FinOps decision report generation (markdown reports with executive summary, cost table, carbon, audit trail, honest gaps). OCI Always Free tier (4 OCPU compute, 20 GB object storage, 10 TB egress) surfaced as $0 line items where it applies.

One-line install configures every AI client you have: pip install cloudprice-mcp && cloudprice-mcp setup — auto-detects Claude Desktop, GitHub Copilot Agent Mode, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Continue.dev, and Zed, then asks Y/N before writing each config.

What does FinOps look like with cloudprice-mcp?

Real questions teams actually ask. Paste any of these into Claude / Copilot / Cursor with cloudprice-mcp loaded:

"I have 6× t3.2xlarge running on AWS. Compare the 3-year total cost on-demand vs 1-year Savings Plan vs 3-year RI partial upfront. What's the break-even month?" → AI calls compare_workload, pulls list-price baseline, layers AWS's published RI rates, returns dollar break-even. ~7-month payback typical.

"I'm thinking about offloading 5 TB of cold-tier object storage from AWS S3 to a cheaper provider. Compare archive-tier cost across all 4 clouds, factor in AWS exit egress, and tell me the payback period." → AI calls compare_object_storage + compare_egress, computes one-time exit cost vs ongoing savings. Often surfaces "don't move — AWS Glacier Deep Archive is already tied for cheapest".

"At 50 TB/month internet egress, where am I cheapest? Show the 3-year savings of moving." → compare_egress → OCI ~$340/mo, AWS/Azure/GCP ~$4,000/mo. The 12× difference is OCI's 10 TB free tier — a real moat for content/CDN workloads.

"Size a 3-tier SaaS workload: 8 web (4/16), 12 app (8/32), 4 DB (16/64), 5 TB shared SSD, 50 TB HDD bulk, 10 TB/month egress. Compare full-stack monthly cost across all 4 clouds with multi-AZ and 1-year commitment." → AI chains compare_workload + compare_egress, applies multi-A

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