Everything teams ask before they connect an account

Connecting a cloud account takes a few guided steps using each provider’s own trust model: an IAM role on AWS, a Service Principal on Azure, a service account key on Google Cloud and an API signing key on OCI. Findings appear from the first scan after you connect, and you can add policies and integrations as you go.

Yes — every new signup gets a free trial with premium capabilities unlocked. No credit card is required, and you can choose the right paid tier from the pricing page when you are ready.

Varcio is a web application, so most teams do not install anything locally. The optional GitHub App and Kubernetes agent are one-time setup steps. The agent needs metrics-server in the cluster and is available on Business and Enterprise plans.

Yes. Explorer covers 1 account on 1 provider. Pro allows 3 accounts per provider across unlimited providers, 10 members, and 3 workspaces. Business scales to 10 accounts per provider, 50 members, and 10 workspaces. Enterprise is unlimited on all three.

Yes. Service Monitoring checks the services, domains and regions you run across connected clouds, opens incidents once and closes them on recovery, tracks reliability objectives and error budgets, and publishes a status page that never exposes URLs, regions or error messages. It is available from the Pro plan.

Yes. Real User Monitoring reads traffic from your connected cloud logs with nothing to install, or from an optional snippet for Core Web Vitals, errors, funnels and goals. It sets no cookies, records no sessions, scrubs identifiers on the server and respects Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control. It is available from the Pro plan.

Yes. Cloud Assessment scores a connected estate and exports a board-ready, evidence-backed assessment without deploying or migrating anything. Each completed assessment is saved so you can compare over time and reopen a past report.

Yes. Deploy & Migration compares AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle and hybrid deployment paths with costs, generates AWS-ready Terraform or OpenTofu blueprints, and the migration module moves a workload with source and target readiness, waves and cutover evidence. Our Cloud Services team can also run the migration with you.

Yes. Varcio can import your CloudHealth perspectives, organisation units, roles and policies, then run beside CloudHealth so you can compare the numbers before you switch.

AI Infrastructure covers findings and actions for SageMaker, Bedrock, Vertex AI and Azure OpenAI, and AI Economics traces every AI token and dollar, including direct OpenAI and Anthropic usage, to the team, service and feature that owns it, with cost per request and per million tokens.

Yes. Software Spend is a register of SaaS licences and AI tools by the seat, with idle, unmeasured, over-provisioned and true-up measures and a renewals view. GitHub and Okta can be pulled live, and other tools are imported by CSV.

FinOps software helps engineering, finance, and operations teams understand, govern, and optimize cloud spend. Varcio combines cost visibility, forecasting, policy controls, PR analysis, waste detection, and approval-gated remediation in one platform.

51 modules across 14 sections — AI & Automation, Insights, Optimization, Workloads, Engineering, Cost & Spend, Planning, Govern, Marketplace, Security, Admin, Connections, Account, and Help & Updates — backed by 316 active detectors and a nine-stage data lifecycle running from Connect through to Emit.

Varcio offers multi-cloud visibility, AI intelligence, PR cost analysis, and automated remediation in one platform, with a more accessible self-serve starting tier than traditional enterprise-only FinOps tooling.