Integrations
Cloud, AI, GPU, Data, Monitoring, Database, Networking, Hosting, DevOps, Billing, Communications, Kubernetes, and Finance. 35 cost sources are live today. On the event side, GitHub, GitLab, Salesforce, Jira, PagerDuty, Stripe Subscriptions, Vercel Deployments, Linear, Sentry, News, LaunchDarkly, AWS Health, CircleCI, Grafana IRM, HubSpot, and Auth0 annotate your timeline independently of any cost data, and5 usage sources carry your own customers' consumption in to divide that spend by. 56 live sources in total, plus a FOCUS importer for everything else.
AWS
Cloud
Anthropic
AI
Hetzner
Cloud
GCP
Cloud
Azure
Cloud
DigitalOcean
Cloud
Scaleway
Cloud
OpenAI
AI
HuggingFace
AI
LambdaLabs
GPU
Paperspace
GPU
RunPod
GPU
Databricks
Data
Snowflake
Data
Confluent Cloud
Data
Datadog
Monitoring
MongoDB
Database
Neon
Database
Cloudflare
Networking
Fastly
Networking
Vercel
Hosting
GitHub Billing
DevOps
Stripe
Billing
Grafana Cloud
Monitoring
Redis Cloud
Database
OpenRouter
AI
xAI
AI
Twilio
Communications
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Cloud
Fireworks AI
AI
LiteLLM
AI
Kubernetes (OpenCost)
Kubernetes
Ramp
Finance
QuickBooks
Finance
NetSuite
Finance
A dedicated connector will never exist for every vendor you use. FOCUS is the FinOps Foundation's open billing-data standard, and it's how the rest get in. Point Plutus at the export a provider already publishes and it lands in the same charts, breakdowns, budgets and tags as everything above. No waiting on us to build it.
Custom (FOCUS Spec)
One importer covering every FOCUS-conformant provider: Temporal, Confluent, Modal, PlanetScale, Linode and the rest of the long tail.
Not every bill has an API. A Salesforce contract, an annual reserved-instance commitment, whatever your vendor only sends as a PDF. Enter the name and monthly amount once and it's folded into your totals automatically, every cycle after.
Manual recurring cost
No credentials, no sync. Just a name and a flat monthly line item that repeats.
Overlaid on the cost chart, so a spend spike arrives with an explanation attached.
GitHub
Annotate cost charts with PR merges and releases.
GitLab
Same idea, for teams shipping out of GitLab instead.
Salesforce
Onboarding, churn, opportunities, contracts and orders on your charts — plus won revenue and new customers as units to divide cost by.
Jira
Line up sprint and release activity with what it cost.
PagerDuty
See which incidents came with a spend spike attached.
Stripe Subscriptions
Overlay new and canceled subscriptions on cost charts.
Vercel Deployments
Overlay production deploys on cost charts.
Linear
Overlay newly created issues on cost charts.
Sentry
Overlay newly reported errors on cost charts.
News
Overlay vendor price changes, deprecations and capacity notices on cost charts, from any RSS or Atom feed you track.
LaunchDarkly
Catch the flag rollout that moved spend without a deploy behind it.
AWS Health
See a commitment expiring or an instance retiring before the bill steps up.
CircleCI
Overlay completed CI workflows on cost charts.
Grafana IRM
Overlay declared and resolved Grafana IRM incidents on cost charts.
HubSpot
Overlay Marketing Hub campaign windows on cost charts, as a shaded duration band.
Auth0
Overlay failed logins, brute-force blocks, and breached-password attempts on cost charts.
Cost alone tells you what you spent. Pair it with what your own customers actually consumed and you get margin per customer, per plan, per feature. Push it from your backend, or let Plutus pull it from the metered-billing system you already invoice through.
Custom API
Stream your own end-customer usage events in from your backend — for spend that comes from no provider at all.
Metronome
Pull metered usage per end-customer and billable metric, straight from Metronome.
Stripe Metered Billing
Pull usage from your Stripe Billing Meters, broken down by end-customer.
Chargebee
Pull metered usage records per end-customer from Chargebee.
Orb
Pull metered usage from Orb, broken down by billable metric and end-customer.
Everything above is about getting cost data in. Once it's here, it doesn't stay locked to how the provider billed it, or to this account at all.
Your data, in a format that isn't ours
Cost history exports as CSV under FOCUS column names, the FinOps Foundation's open vocabulary, on paid plans. Your spreadsheet, warehouse, or whatever you use next reads it without a translation layer. Leaving should cost you an afternoon, not a quarter.
The number your accountant recognises
An upfront Reserved Instance payment lands as one enormous day and eleven quiet ones. Switch any view to amortized cost and it spreads across the term it actually bought, so the trend reflects what you consumed rather than when you happened to be charged.
Bring your own client and ask about your spend in plain language.
AI
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini with an MCP key and ask about your spend directly, scoped to one account. Read-only by default, optionally read-write.
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