Hyperglance
London-based, self-hosted cloud management tool where cost visibility, inventory and compliance sit in one agentless install
Quick Overview
| Company | Hyperglance Ltd (UK EULA); Hyperglance Inc. for US customers |
|---|---|
| Category | Cloud Cost Management (FinOps) Software |
| Headquarters | London, United Kingdom |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - United Kingdom |
| Data Location | Your own infrastructure (self-hosted) |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | Yes - self-hosted, agentless |
| Main Features | Cost visualisations, anomaly detection, virtual tags, budgets, billing reports, rightsizing and commitment planning, auto-remediation, compliance monitoring, diagrams and inventory |
| Pricing | From $899/month (up to 500 resources), $1,459 (1,000), $3,144 (3,000), $4,492 (5,000), above that on quote; billed annually; 14-day trial |
| Best For | Security-conscious teams and public-sector contractors that want cloud data to stay inside their own environment |
| Replaces | CloudHealth, Cloudability, native cloud cost consoles |
Detailed Review
Hyperglance flips the usual FinOps model. Rather than sending billing data to a vendor's SaaS, you deploy the product yourself and it collects data agentlessly from your accounts. For organisations that cannot let cloud inventory leave their perimeter, the vendor's industry pages point at government, defence, financial services and healthcare.
Cost is one module among several. The same install maps infrastructure into diagrams, checks built-in compliance rules and can trigger auto-remediation.
Pricing by resource count
Instead of charging a share of cloud spend, Hyperglance prices by how many resources it ingests: up to 500 for $899 a month, up to 1,000 for $1,459, up to 3,000 for $3,144 and up to 5,000 for $4,492, billed annually. Accounts and subscriptions carry no separate fee, licences include unlimited users, and above 5,000 resources you request a quote.
A 14-day trial needs no card, and purchase is direct or through the AWS, Azure and GCP marketplaces.
Cost features
Trend analysis and anomaly detection, virtual tags, budgets, billing reports for cost accountability, rightsizing and commitment planning, and a cost wastage view make up the cost side. Findings can become Jira issues or ServiceNow incidents, and alerts go to Slack or Teams.
Two entities
The EULA is split. Hyperglance Inc., a Delaware corporation in San Jose, covers the United States, while Hyperglance Ltd (company number 06278143, Ludgate Hill, London) is the party in the UK EULA and controller under the privacy policy.
Limitations to Consider
You run and update the installation yourself, which costs staff time that a SaaS tool does not. Prices are listed in dollars and the entry tier is $899 a month, higher than the lowest tiers of Holori or Costory. Supported clouds on the integration list are AWS, Azure, GCP and Kubernetes, so European hosts are not covered there. A US group company exists beside the UK one, so check which entity signs your order.
Who Should Use Hyperglance
Organisations in regulated sectors that want cost visibility and inventory without sending cloud metadata to a SaaS vendor, and that have the platform staff to run an appliance.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Self-hosted and agentless
- Published prices by resource tier
- Unlimited users and accounts
- Cost, inventory and compliance in one tool
- UK Ltd with a Companies House number
Cons
- You operate the installation
- Dollar pricing, $899 entry tier
- No European cloud providers listed
- Separate US entity exists
Alternatives to Hyperglance
Other European cloud cost management (finops) software worth comparing before you decide:
Costory
France · FinOps agent that answers cost questions in Slack and Claude
Holori
France · Multi-cloud FinOps dashboard with a free tier and virtual tags
Exivity
Netherlands · Cost allocation, chargeback and billing across cloud and datacentre
Finout
Israel · Virtual-tag cost allocation across cloud, Kubernetes and AI spend
See all European cloud cost management (finops) software or compare them directly against CloudHealth on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The pricing page states it is self-hosted in your own environment rather than a shared SaaS service, and that it works without agents.
By the number of cloud resources ingested, in annual-billing tiers from $899 a month for up to 500 resources, with larger tiers and a quote above 5,000.
AWS (including GovCloud), Azure (including Azure Government), Google Cloud and Kubernetes.