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Cloud Capital vs ProsperOps

Are you buying sustainable savings—or riding a shrinking CRI loophole

ProsperOps leans hard on Convertible Reserved Instances (CRIs) - constantly splitting, merging, and exchanging them to chase coverage on a limited slice of EC2.That trick covers less and less of modern AWS footprints, and it does nothing to mitigate risk on the rest of your stack.

Cloud Capital delivers materially higher, guaranteed savings across your whole bill - commitments placed in your account, full risk protection, and finance-grade forecasts you can defend.

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Why Cloud Capital beats ProsperOps

Cloud Capital helps Finance and Engineering teams cut waste, lower cloud costs, and forecast spend with confidence.

Coverage

Not just a corner of EC2

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ProsperOps focuses on CRI-driven coverage for a subset of EC2 - coverage that AWS is steadily constraining.

Cloud Capital optimizes commitments across all committable AWS services: EC2, ECS, RDS, ElastiCache, OpenSearch, and more.

Real savings come from your whole estate - not just the slice CRIs can still touch.

Risk

Guaranteed savings with full commitment risk protection

ProsperOps offers optimization—not risk backstop. Outside their CRI game, there is no commitment risk mitigation.

Cloud Capital sets a pre-agreed Guaranteed Savings Rate and takes the full commitment risk across all covered services.

Your savings are contracted, predictable, and protected - not dependent on a bot keeping up.

Savings

Migrations without missed savings

ProsperOps’ value drops during architecture changes and re-allocations when CRI coverage stutters.

Cloud Capital runs commitment optimization in parallel with your migration roadmap - and we carry the commitment risk while you refactor.

You do not pause savings just because engineering is changing shape.

Control

Clean control—no RI spaghetti

ProsperOps builds deep dependency on CRI split-merge-exchange. It works until it does not - then it is messy to unwind.

Cloud Capital places straightforward, portable commitments directly in your payer account with delegated access. You own them. You approve them. You can move them.

Zero black box. Full auditability. No lock-in.

Savings scope

Non-committable spend

Risk mitigation

During migrations

Instrument dependence

Forecasting for finance

Ownership and control

Lock-in

ProsperOps

CRI-focused coverage on a subset of EC2

Minimal impact

Optimization only—no commitment risk backstop

CRI coverage can stall or drop

Heavy reliance on CRI split-merge-exchange

ESR-first optimization dashboards

Complex CRI lattice to maintain and unwind

High operational dependency on CRI mechanics

Cloud Capital

Estate-wide optimization across EC2, ECS, RDS, ElastiCache, OpenSearch, more

Volume discounts across all spend, including non-committable

Contracted Guaranteed Savings Rate with full commitment risk protection

We keep optimizing during migrations and carry the risk

Right instrument mix for plan stability, not instrument gymnastics

Driver-based, board-ready forecasts tied to revenue, COGS, and margins

Native commitments in your payer account, full visibility and portability

No lock-in, clean structure, easy to audit and exit

FAQ

Can we use ProsperOps for CRIs and Cloud Capital for everything else

Yes. If you want to keep a shrinking CRI tactic alive, we can run the rest of your savings and risk protection in parallel - and we will still deliver volume discounts across your whole bill.

How do you compare savings vs ProsperOps

Connect your AWS account read-only and we will produce a side-by-side: total savings uplift, risk coverage, and forecast accuracy at the P&L level.

What happens during a re-architecture

You do not lose savings. We optimize in parallel with your engineering plan and we take the commitment risk while coverage shifts.

Do you actually guarantee savings

Yes. We contract a Guaranteed Savings Rate across covered services, placed directly in your payer account. No clawbacks. No games.

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ProsperOps turns CRIs into an optimization game on a shrinking portion of EC2. It is clever, but narrow - and it does not protect you when usage changes or when you step outside CRI-friendly workloads.

DoIT’s Flexsave relies on a banned practice that AWS has publicly stated violates their Terms.If AWS audits, you’re the one left holding the liability. If DoIT pulls their accounts, your “savings” disappear overnight.

Cloud Capital is the finance-first alternative:

Materially higher, guaranteed savings across your entire AWS bill

Full commitment risk protection across all committable services

Volume discounts even on non-committable spend

Runs alongside migrations so you never miss savings

Clean control in your account, with board-ready forecasts

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Read-only billing data access

No bulk-buy or reallocation

Fully aligned with AWS T&Cs