I worked with CloudChekr and other native cost management tools like Azure Cost Management and Computer Optimizer, and Cost Explorer.

We use more Cloudability than AWS Cost Management. Cloudability used to give us better reports than AWS Cost Management.

We've used a solution called vROps. We used it for determining what our workloads were and so on. But the problem with vROps is that, when you start using it in an enterprise mode, it becomes hellishly expensive to run in major enterprises. That is why we changed over to AWS Cost Management.

We did not use a similar solution prior to this one.

We didn't previously use any similar products. AWS Cost Management is the first solution of its kind that we are using.