Five things Deplium does. None of them touch your infrastructure.

Pooled pricing

Committed-use rates on the providers you already run, without a commitment of your own.

Every cloud provider sells the same compute at two or three prices: list, committed, and enterprise. Deplium buys at the committed and enterprise tiers on behalf of hundreds of teams and resells at a rate below list. You keep your accounts. Only the price changes.

One invoice

Every provider on a single monthly statement, in one currency, with tax handled once.

Eight providers means eight invoices, eight card charges, three currencies and a finance team reconciling them by hand. Deplium issues one statement a month with a line per provider and a cost breakdown by project and environment.

Spend governance

Budgets, alerts, anomaly detection and a monthly rightsizing report across every provider.

Cloud bills grow from small forgotten things: a preview environment left running, a log retention setting, a bandwidth spike nobody saw until the invoice. Deplium watches usage across your providers and tells you before the statement does.

Enterprise access

SSO, audit logs, SOC 2 reports and DPAs that providers gate behind enterprise minimums.

Most providers reserve SAML SSO, audit logs and signed DPAs for enterprise plans that start at several thousand dollars a month. Deplium's master agreements already include them, so a five-person team gets the same paperwork and controls as a five-hundred-person one.

The Desk

People who know all of your providers, reachable when something is down.

Provider support tiers are priced per provider and per month, and the good ones cost more than most teams' whole bill. Deplium pays for enterprise support once, at scale, and puts its own engineers in front of it. You open one ticket; the Desk works it across providers.