Strawly scans your cloud resources for savings, explains every recommendation, and tracks what you save once you act. Self-hosted, source-available, and priced without a percentage of your bill.
Enterprise platforms often tie costs to usage or seat counts, keep your data in their systems, and require dedicated teams to operate. Strawly is different.
One codebase, no paid tiers, nothing feature-gated. Cards marked planned are on the roadmap.
The scanner flags idle resources, rightsizing candidates, and termination targets from your Azure Monitor metrics. Every recommendation shows the evidence behind it.
Log the optimizations you implement and track realized savings over time. Group them into initiatives with owners, target dates, and progress bars.
Per-role permissions for engineers, analysts, and finance. Administrator, Analyst, and Engineer roles ship by default, and you can define your own.
Reserved instance and savings plan coverage, expiration dates, and effective rates in one place. On the roadmap.
A daily spend dashboard built from your own billing exports, broken down by account, service, team, or tag. On the roadmap.
Strawly's modular architecture means you start lean and add capabilities when you need them.
Run Strawly on your own infrastructure, with its database. The setup guide walks through it in about 15 minutes.
Give Strawly read-only access to your Azure subscription. It reads your resources and their usage straight from Azure. Nothing is sent to a third party.
Turn on the Azure optimization module. Commitments, spend reporting, and AWS support switch on the same way as they ship.
Your team works through the recommendations, records what it implements, and tracks savings from one place.
Strawly is licensed under the Source First License 1.1, with a written grant that lets any organization run it on its own cloud accounts at no cost. The code that touches your billing data and generates recommendations is open for review. No hidden algorithms, no black-box scoring.
Free to use, modify, and self-host for personal projects, and for any organization, whatever its size, running Strawly on the cloud accounts it owns. The source is available for review by anyone.
Required to run Strawly as a service for others or to embed it in a product you sell.
Contact us →The backend, frontend, and Azure recommendations engine are targeting 1.0 in Q4 2026. The roadmap tracks what runs today. Release notes cover each module as it ships.