Built by people who reconciled too many cloud invoices.
Deplium started as a spreadsheet inside a platform team that paid eleven providers on six cards, got enterprise pricing on none of them and enterprise support from none of them. The spreadsheet became a company.
Cloud pricing is designed for two customers: the individual on a card, and the enterprise with a procurement team. Almost every real company sits in between, paying list price to eight providers and qualifying for none of their better tiers.
Deplium exists to be the procurement team those companies never hired, and the support desk they could never justify. Engineers in Europe and North America keep the Desk covered across both working days.
How Deplium operates.
Ranges, not promises
Every saving on this site is a typical band. The only exact numbers Deplium gives are on your quote, computed from your invoices.
No lock-in
Resources never leave your accounts, so leaving Deplium is one setting and one billing month. If the arrangement stops making sense, it should be easy to end.
The margin is on the page
Deplium's share is printed next to every provider on the quote and the statement. A broker that hides its cut is not one you can trust with your bills.
Engineers on the desk
The people who answer have run production on these providers. The Desk exists because a discount is not worth much at two in the morning.
Providers are partners
Deplium works inside each provider's partner, reseller and enterprise programmes. It does not arbitrage terms of service or resell what a provider does not allow to be resold.
Independent
Deplium is independently owned. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a subsidiary of any provider in its catalogue.
Talk to a person.
Questions about a provider, a contract, or whether Deplium fits your size: the contact form reaches an engineer, not a queue.