Key differences at a glance - cloud coverage, optimization scope, and capabilities.
| Factor | Xosphere | DeepCost |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud Support | AWS only Single cloud platform | Multi-cloud AWS, GCP, Azure |
| Optimization Scope | EC2/Compute only Spot & reserved instances | Complete infrastructure Compute + storage + AI/ML |
| Kubernetes Optimization | None Not supported | Native support Full K8s optimization |
| AI/ML Cost Optimization | None Not supported | Full support OpenAI, Anthropic, etc. |
| Pricing Transparency | Custom quotes Enterprise pricing | Transparent From $99/month |
Xosphere's genuine strengths in AWS-native EC2 optimization.
Deep integration with AWS services and EC2 APIs, built specifically for AWS infrastructure with native AWS tooling.
Strong spot instance orchestration with automated fallback strategies and interruption handling for EC2 workloads.
Specialized expertise in EC2 instance optimization including rightsizing and reserved instance management.
Automated EC2 instance selection and management with workload-aware scaling for compute resources.
Key advantages that make DeepCost the better choice for modern multi-cloud infrastructure.
Complete optimization across AWS, GCP, and Azure - not locked into a single cloud provider like Xosphere.
Full Kubernetes cost optimization that Xosphere doesn't support - critical for modern containerized workloads.
Optimizes AI service costs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Claude) that represent 30-50% of modern bills but Xosphere completely ignores.
Optimizes compute, storage, databases, networking, and AI services - not just EC2 instances like Xosphere.
Clear pricing from $99/month vs Xosphere's enterprise-only custom quotes that lack transparency.
Full FinOps capabilities including cost allocation, budgets, forecasting - not just compute optimization.
Honest recommendations based on your infrastructure and optimization needs.
If you only run EC2 instances on AWS with no plans for multi-cloud, Kubernetes, or AI services, Xosphere's focused approach might work.
Xosphere only supports AWS. If you use GCP, Azure, or plan to use multiple clouds, DeepCost is your only option.
Xosphere has no Kubernetes optimization. DeepCost provides native K8s cost optimization critical for containerized applications.
Xosphere can't optimize AI service costs that often represent the largest portion of modern cloud bills.
When you need to optimize beyond just EC2 - storage, databases, networking, AI services, and Kubernetes.
DeepCost offers transparent pricing from $99/month. Xosphere targets enterprises with custom pricing that may be prohibitive.
Real stories from teams who moved from Xosphere to DeepCost for complete multi-cloud optimization.
"Xosphere was limited to AWS EC2. When we adopted GCP and Kubernetes, we needed DeepCost's multi-cloud coverage. Now we optimize everything from one platform."
"Xosphere optimized our EC2 instances well, but ignored 65% of our infrastructure. DeepCost optimizes everything - compute, AI services, and Kubernetes."
Honest answers to common questions about both platforms.
Xosphere specializes in AWS EC2 optimization and has deep AWS-native integration. DeepCost provides comparable EC2 optimization while also covering GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, and AI services that Xosphere doesn't support.
No. Xosphere only supports AWS. If you use GCP, Azure, or plan to use multiple clouds, you'll need a multi-cloud solution like DeepCost.
No. Xosphere focuses exclusively on EC2 instances and doesn't provide Kubernetes optimization. DeepCost offers native Kubernetes cost optimization and visibility.
DeepCost typically achieves higher overall savings by optimizing the complete infrastructure stack (multi-cloud compute, Kubernetes, AI services) rather than just AWS EC2. However, for pure AWS EC2 optimization, both platforms perform well.
Yes. DeepCost can run in parallel with Xosphere to compare results before migration. Most customers transition gradually over 1-2 weeks with zero downtime.
DeepCost offers transparent pricing from $99/month suitable for startups to enterprises. Xosphere uses custom enterprise pricing that may be less transparent and potentially more expensive for broader infrastructure needs.