Our pricing model is purely success based, so if Zesty doesn’t save you anything we don’t get paid either.

Our bill is based on a percentage of what we have saved our customers, with lower percentages available if you would like to sign a longer contract with us.

Yes, it is possible and it is in your interest to do so.

Firstly, it eases your billing processes as you will receive one unified AWS bill. Secondly, if you have an EDP, Zesty counts towards the commitment tally. Thirdly, as a private customer through the AWS marketplace, you will be able to access a discounted fee without any monthly surcharges.

The Zesty ‘buy-back guarantee’ ensures that any over-provisioning of Reserved Instances purchased on your behalf by Zesty is refunded in the form of a credit on the following month’s bill.

For example, an RI for M5 US East (N. Virginia) was bought for 720 hours, but the actual usage was only for 715 hours, meaning that the RI was over-provisioned for 5 hours. The cost of this 5-hour window would then be credited on the next month’s bill under ‘eligible refunds’.

Please note that any over-provisioning which occurs as a result of user action is not covered by this guarantee.

The dashboard for Commitment Manager displays the total cost of your On-demand instances, how much you are actually paying by using Zesty, and the difference, i.e. how much money you have saved. For more granular details, you can also see the costs generated by all of your EC2 instances.

Yes, access to the Zesty platform requires SSO authentication. Setup is available through Google, Microsft, Okta and OneLogin.

You do not need to commit upfront to a specific period of time when signing a contract with us, however we do require 30 days written notice of cancellation.

Typically the ramping period to maximum coverage for new customers is about four weeks from the date of activation, although this can vary by a few weeks, depending on the size and complexity of the infrastructure being covered.