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Pump.co Expands Free Cloud Savings Platform Into AI Cost Optimization as Companies Face Rising Infrastructure Bills
SAN FRANCISCO, CAThe Y Combinator-backed platform helps companies reduce cloud and AI spend, gain visibility across more than 20 integrations, and protect every recommended cloud commitment with uncapped insurance. Pump.co, the free AI-powered platform for cloud savings, visibility, and security, is expanding its position in cloud cost optimization as companies face a new wave of spending pressure […]
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
The Y Combinator-backed platform helps companies reduce cloud and AI spend, gain visibility across more than 20 integrations, and protect every recommended cloud commitment with uncapped insurance.
Pump.co, the free AI-powered platform for cloud savings, visibility, and security, is expanding its position in cloud cost optimization as companies face a new wave of spending pressure from AI inference, token usage, and multi-cloud infrastructure.

Pump helps companies reduce cloud spend across AWS, GCP, and Azure while giving teams a unified view of their infrastructure and AI costs in one place. The platform is completely free for customers. There are no platform fees, no percentage of savings, no contracts, no cancellation fees, and no minimum commitments. Cloud providers compensate Pump for helping customers stay optimized and efficient.
“Companies are being asked to build faster, adopt AI faster, and manage more infrastructure than ever, but the costs are becoming harder to understand,” said Spandana Nakka, CEO of Pump.co. “Pump was built to make that easier. We help teams lower their cloud and AI bills, see what they are spending, and make better infrastructure decisions without adding another vendor fee.”
Pump now supports companies representing more than $600 million in annual cloud spend across thousands of customers in 22 countries. The company reports average monthly savings of approximately 19%, with some customers saving up to 60%. Customer Technologies reduced its monthly AWS bill by more than $100,000 with Pump.
The platform has also earned recognition across the cloud and startup ecosystem. Forbes named Pump the “Costco of Cloud Compute.” Pump is backed by Y Combinator, holds Advanced Tier Partner status with AWS, GCP, and Azure, and is SOC 2 compliant and ISO 27001 certified. The company was also named #1 Product of the Day on Product Hunt at launch.
“Cloud cost optimization should not be expensive or difficult to adopt,” said Nakka. “If a company is already spending heavily on cloud infrastructure, the last thing it needs is another complicated tool that takes months to implement. Pump can onboard companies in under five minutes with read-only billing access, and customers can begin seeing savings opportunities almost immediately.”
Pump’s platform includes three core products. Pump Save automates cloud commitment purchasing with fully insured recommendations. Pump View consolidates spend data from AWS, GCP, Azure, and more than 20 integrations, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Datadog, Cursor, and ClickHouse. Pump Secure monitors infrastructure against more than 30 compliance frameworks, including SOC 2, HIPAA, and NIST.
One of Pump’s biggest differentiators is its uncapped commitment insurance. Every cloud commitment Pump recommends is fully insured. If a customer’s usage drops and a Reserved Instance or Savings Plan goes unused, Pump covers the remaining cost out of pocket. This removes the financial risk that often keeps companies from committing to cloud savings opportunities.
“We believe it should be impossible to lose money working with Pump,” said Nakka. “If we recommend a commitment, we stand behind it. That gives customers the confidence to capture savings without worrying that a change in usage will turn into a financial penalty.”
Pump operates only at the billing layer. It cannot access customer code, infrastructure, network traffic, or user data. For security-conscious companies, Pump also offers flexible onboarding options where customers do not have to join Pump’s AWS organization or provide their management account. This makes the platform accessible to enterprise and compliance-heavy teams that need savings without compromising control.
The company is also expanding deeper into AI cost optimization as inference spend becomes one of the fastest-growing and least understood expenses for technology companies. Businesses are now spending tens of thousands of dollars per month on AI usage through OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS Bedrock, and other providers, often without clear visibility into which products, teams, or workflows are driving those costs.
Pump helps companies save 20 to 40% on AI costs and is building tools to provide deeper visibility into token-level spend across major AI providers. Through AWS Bedrock routing and AI cost tracking, Pump is positioning itself as a single platform for managing both cloud and AI spend.
“AI costs are becoming the next cloud bill,” said Nakka. “Companies are moving quickly with AI, but many do not yet have the systems to understand what each model, feature, or workflow actually costs. Pump gives teams the visibility and savings tools they need before those costs become unmanageable.”
As Pump marks its three-year anniversary in April, the company is focused on helping startups, growth-stage companies, and technical teams reduce cloud and AI spend without slowing down product development.
“Pump exists because infrastructure should help companies grow, not quietly drain their budgets,” said Nakka. “Our goal is to give every team a clearer, faster, and safer way to manage the cost of building.”
About Pump.co
Pump is the free AI-powered platform for cloud savings, visibility, and security. Pump helps companies reduce cloud and AI spend by up to 60% across AWS, GCP, and Azure while providing a unified dashboard for tracking costs across 20+ integrations, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Datadog, and more. Backed by Y Combinator, Pump is an Advanced Tier Partner with AWS, GCP, and Azure, and supports companies representing over $600 million in annual cloud spend. Pump is headquartered in San Francisco. To learn more, visit pump.co.
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The Hope Trigger Sends an Elite Rescue Operative Into a Mission Where Reality, Love, and Trauma Collide
New York City, NYDeborah Riley-Magnus blends psychological suspense, paranormal mystery, romance, and high-stakes action in a rescue mission unlike any Max Caine has faced.
Deborah Riley-Magnus blends psychological suspense, paranormal mystery, romance, and high-stakes action in a rescue mission unlike any Max Caine has faced.
New York City, NY
Author Deborah Riley-Magnus introduces a rescue mission that challenges both physical courage and emotional survival in THE HOPE TRIGGER, a suspense novel published by Solstice Publishing.
Max Caine is a highly sought-after paramilitary kidnap and ransom operative whose extraordinary instincts and heightened senses have helped him navigate dangerous assignments.

While recovering from a leg wound suffered during a recent extraction, Max reluctantly accepts an unusual case involving Hope Klocek, a woman experiencing an emotional crisis.
Unlike the missions he understands, this rescue requires far more than tactical expertise.
Max is accustomed to situations where threats can be identified, confronted, and overcome through training and decisive action.
Hope’s case refuses to follow those rules.
In THE HOPE TRIGGER, complications deepen when Max encounters what he calls the Twilight, a mysterious phenomenon in which reality intensifies and increasingly bizarre events become possible.
His instincts sharpen, and time and weather appear to move backward, and ghosts accompany him through an unpredictable parallel experience.
With the boundaries of reality becoming uncertain, Max must determine what can be trusted while continuing a mission whose greatest dangers may not be physical.
The emotional stakes become even more complicated as Max begins falling in love with the woman he has been asked to rescue.
For a man accustomed to controlling dangerous situations, that connection creates a vulnerability no conventional operation could prepare him to manage.
THE HOPE TRIGGER turns the rescue mission inward as Max begins confronting the damage within himself.
The operative who has built his reputation on saving others is forced to recognize that his own unresolved past may stand between him and the successful completion of the most personally significant mission he has undertaken.
Through this collision of action, psychological tension, supernatural uncertainty, and romance, THE HOPE TRIGGER explores the distance between rescuing another person and finding clarity within oneself.
Max may possess unusual abilities and professional instincts, but neither protects him from emotional wounds or guarantees that he can navigate the Twilight.
The story raises questions about trauma, vulnerability, love, and whether someone carrying unresolved damage can truly help another person in crisis.
As the mission intensifies, Max discovers that courage can demand more than facing external danger.
Sometimes it requires confronting the parts of oneself that have remained hidden.
Deborah Riley-Magnus builds THE HOPE TRIGGER around an unconventional protagonist whose greatest test reaches beyond the skills that made him exceptional in his profession.
By placing Max in circumstances where tactical strength alone cannot guarantee success, the novel transforms a rescue operation into a journey toward self-clarity and emotional reckoning.
The result combines high-stakes suspense with paranormal elements and an unexpected romantic connection, asking whether Max can free himself from the past in time to complete a mission that challenges everything he thought he understood about rescue, reality, and himself.
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Jan’s Little Sister Explores Desire, Trust, and a Relationship That Refuses Conventional Boundaries
New York City, NYPauline Finton blends romance, emotional complexity, and unconventional relationships in a story about honesty, discovery, and unexpected love.
Pauline Finton blends romance, emotional complexity, and unconventional relationships in a story about honesty, discovery, and unexpected love.
New York City, NY
Author Pauline Finton explores the unexpected ways relationships can evolve in Jan’s Little Sister, an adult erotic romance centered on three consenting adults confronting desire, trust, and changing emotional boundaries.

Jan wants one quiet night of rest when she asks her free-spirited best friend, Nicky, to keep her husband, Rick, company. What begins as an unusual favor soon creates consequences none of them anticipated, challenging the assumptions surrounding Jan’s marriage, Nicky’s independence, and Rick’s devotion while opening possibilities that require honesty from everyone involved.
At its heart, Jan’s Little Sister follows characters learning that attraction is only one part of navigating an unconventional relationship. Nicky has long approached life on her own terms and is comfortable with a relationship dynamic built around guidance, trust, and personal freedom. Rick finds himself confronting emotions he never expected while remaining deeply connected to Jan. Meanwhile, Jan discovers a more assertive side of herself as circumstances challenge her understanding of intimacy and partnership.
Finton says the characters themselves became the driving force behind Jan’s Little Sister, demanding that their individual stories be heard as the novel developed. She points particularly to Chapter 21 and Nicky’s story as an important moment in which open and honest dialogue begins to reshape the characters’ relationships.
That emphasis on communication gives the novel an emotional foundation beyond its sensual premise. Instead of treating changing boundaries as merely provocative, Finton focuses on what happens when people acknowledge complicated feelings and begin discussing what they genuinely need from one another.
Written for mature romance readers, Jan’s Little Sister combines a gradual romantic build with emotionally complex characters and themes of trust, consent, self-discovery, and genuine bisexual representation. Readers interested in authentic power exchange relationship dynamics and unconventional love stories will find characters working through the consequences of choices that cannot simply be undone.
The novel ultimately asks whether established relationships must collapse when their boundaries change, or whether openness and communication can allow something different to emerge from circumstances that initially seem capable of pulling people apart.
Pauline Finton brings Jan’s Little Sister toward a hopeful conclusion grounded in the idea that meaningful relationships do not always fit comfortably inside predetermined categories. While written as an adult romance with mature themes, the story places emotional development alongside desire, allowing Jan, Nicky, and Rick to grow as their understanding of themselves and one another changes.
Finton’s characters ultimately confront the difference between secrecy and honesty, discovering that an unexpected relationship can become something lasting when the people involved are willing to communicate openly and reconsider what love can look like.
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Math Adventures Makes Learning Math Fun, Engaging, and Confidence-Building for Young Students
New York City, NYTerry Gray introduces an interactive workbook designed to help K to 8 learners build strong math skills through creativity and hands-on practice.
Terry Gray introduces an interactive workbook designed to help K to 8 learners build strong math skills through creativity and hands-on practice.
New York City, NY
In Math Adventures: A Fun Journey from K to 8 Graders, Terry Gray presents a thoughtfully designed educational workbook that transforms mathematics into an engaging and enjoyable learning experience.

Created for students at various skill levels, the book offers a step-by-step approach that supports both beginners and those looking to strengthen their existing knowledge.
Combining clear instruction with interactive activities, the workbook encourages students to explore math concepts in a way that feels accessible and rewarding.
Each section builds progressively, helping learners develop confidence as they move from foundational skills to more advanced problem-solving.
The book includes a variety of exercises aimed at strengthening logical thinking, reinforcing key concepts, and promoting independent learning.
Its structured yet flexible format allows it to be used in classrooms, homeschooling environments, tutoring sessions, or for individual practice at home.
Designed with a friendly and approachable tone, Math Adventures helps remove the intimidation often associated with learning math.
By presenting challenges in a fun and supportive way, the book motivates students to stay engaged and continue building their skills.
In addition to improving academic performance, the workbook focuses on developing critical thinking and problem-solving abilities that are essential for long-term success.
It encourages curiosity and creativity, helping students see math as an exciting subject rather than a difficult task.
This book is part of the education mission of You’re All That Inc., which is committed to providing children with educational resources and opportunities that encourage academic success.
It’s the organization behind the initiative.
Math Adventures: A Fun Journey from K to 8 Graders was created as an additional learning resource to help children practice and strengthen their mathematics skills in an engaging way.
The book introduces age-appropriate math activities that encourage students to work through problems, practice fundamental concepts, and build confidence as they learn.
The goal is to make math practice feel less intimidating and more enjoyable while encouraging children to develop consistent learning habits.
Through practice, repetition, and hands-on activities, students can reinforce concepts they are learning in the classroom.
The book also gives parents, educators, and schools another resource they can use to encourage children to spend more time practicing mathematics both in and outside the classroom.
Through Math Adventures: A Fun Journey from K to 8 Graders, You’re All That Inc. hopes to support its broader commitment to education and help place useful learning resources in the hands of children.
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