AWS Savings Plans Purchase Analyzer Adds Target Coverage Analysis
AWS Billing and Cost Management now includes target coverage analysis in the Savings Plans Purchase Analyzer. This feature allows users to specify a desired percentage of On-Demand spend to be covered by Savings Plans, with the tool recommending purchase amounts based on historical usage. The analysis can be customized and accessed via interactive charts or an API, aiding engineers and architects in optimizing their cloud spend.
- →Target coverage analysis for Savings Plans purchases
- →Interactive charts and API access for Savings Plans analysis
Features (1) ›
- Target coverage analysis for Savings Plans purchases
AWS Savings Plans Purchase Analyzer now supports target coverage analysis, enabling users to define a specific percentage of On-Demand spend they want covered by Savings Plans. The tool will then recommend a purchase amount based on historical usage to meet this target. Customization options include lookback periods and exclusion of expiring plans.
Enhancements (1) ›
- Interactive charts and API access for Savings Plans analysis
Users can view recommendations from the Savings Plans Purchase Analyzer through interactive charts. Additionally, target coverage analysis is accessible programmatically via the Purchase Analyzer API. This feature is available in all regions where the Savings Plans Purchase Analyzer is supported.
https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2026/06/aws-savings-plans-coverage/
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