Pump.co Expands Free Platform to Include AI Cost Optimization

May 27, 2026
Pump.co has expanded its free cloud savings platform to help companies manage and reduce AI-related infrastructure costs across multiple cloud providers.

Pump.co has expanded its free cloud savings platform to include AI cost optimization features, announced in a press release. The platform now helps companies manage spending on AI inference, token usage, and multi-cloud infrastructure across AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure.

Pump.co provides visibility into both cloud and AI costs through a unified interface. The company reports that it now supports customers representing more than 600 million dollars in annual cloud spending across 22 countries. Businesses using the service have achieved average monthly savings of about 19 percent, with some exceeding 60 percent.

The platform offers three main products: Pump Save, which automates cloud commitment purchasing with insured recommendations; Pump View, which consolidates spend data from major cloud and software providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Datadog; and Pump Secure, which monitors compliance across more than 30 frameworks.

Pump.co has also introduced tools to track token-level AI usage and costs across providers such as OpenAI and AWS Bedrock. Through these additions, the company aims to give teams clearer insight into AI-related expenses and reduce financial risk when managing infrastructure budgets.

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