DoiT vs Costory

Costory is our product. Claims about other tools reflect their public documentation as of October 2026; check their current docs before deciding.

The short answer

Choose DoiT if: DoiT suits companies that want cloud resale plus advisory services.

Choose Costory if: Costory is software-only, independent of how you buy cloud, with flat pricing.

Side by side

Where DoiT is strong

DoiT suits companies that want cloud resale plus advisory services.

Where Costory is different

• Allocation first: Virtual Dimensions map accounts, projects, labels and tags to teams and features, even with incomplete tagging.

• Explanations, not just numbers: cost changes are shown next to deploys, incidents and usage metrics.

• Works in the assistants engineers already use: Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code Copilot and Dust via MCP.

• Slack digests and alerts in the channel you choose (for example #finops), and investigation notebooks to keep findings in one place.

• Flat pricing: Copilot €250/month (up to €10M annual cloud spend), Copilot Pro €1,000/month (up to €20M annual cloud spend), billed annually.

What Costory does not do

• It does not buy Reserved Instances or Savings Plans for you.

• It does not apply automated rightsizing.

• It does not get write access to your cloud accounts (MCP actions create Costory objects only: alerts, reports, dashboards, events).

Can you use both?

Often, yes. Many teams keep their provider's native tools for account-level detail and use Costory for cross-provider allocation, reporting and AI-assisted investigations.

FAQ

Is Costory a replacement for DoiT?

Costory is software-only, independent of how you buy cloud, with flat pricing.

How long does Costory take to set up?

Under 30 minutes to connect your billing exports and the MCP, with Terraform or CloudFormation. Your first recommendation comes the next day, once the first billing data lands. A 30-day free trial is available.

Where is Costory's data hosted?

In the EU.