AWS Billing
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Archera uses a Monthly Premium-Based Billing Model that aligns with your actual usage and ensures accurate and transparent invoicing.
30-Day Consumption Period: Archera evaluates your usage over a 30-day period to provide a precise breakdown of costs and savings opportunities.
Invoicing: At the end of the 30-day period, Archera issues an invoice in the following month based on your usage. For example:
November's usage is assessed from November 1st to November 30th
The corresponding invoice is generated and sent in December
AWS operates on a Pay-as-You-Go model, billing you for the resources you consume:
Compute, storage, network, and other services
Billed either by the hour or minute, depending on the service
Detailed Cost and Usage Reports are provided by AWS, outlining consumption and charges
Cost Insights: Archera integrates seamlessly with AWS's billing system to pull detailed usage and cost data, giving you actionable insights into spending trends.
Cost Optimization: Archera analyzes your AWS usage patterns and offers recommendations for right-sizing instances, reallocating resources, and eliminating unused assets.
Cost Alerts: Archera allows you to set up alerts for budget thresholds, helping you manage and control AWS expenses effectively.
You can opt to receive a bill directly from Archera based on the Monthly Premium Billing Model. To enable this, add a payment method (such as a credit card) directly through Archera's website in your Organization's Dashboard.
If you purchase Archera through the AWS Marketplace:
Your Archera fees will appear as a line item on your AWS invoice
AWS collects the charges and remits them to Archera
This streamlines the billing process
If you sign up for Archera through the AWS Marketplace:
November usage for Archera is included as a line item on your December AWS bill
AWS handles the collection
Archera receives the payment seamlessly
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