

Cloud Repatriation Analyzer
Analyzes AWS, GCP, Azure, and DigitalOcean workloads to determine cost savings of repatriation to bare metal, detects underutilized assets, flags managed services, and generates detailed reports with OpEx savings, TCO analysis, and migration action items.
Cost / License
- Pay once
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
Features
- Cost estimate
- Cloud migration
- Cost Calculator
Cloud Repatriation Analyzer News & Activities
Recent activities
dimmi3 added Cloud Repatriation Analyzer as alternative to CloudBench
Binadox added Cloud Repatriation Analyzer as alternative to Binadox- yellowstonelabs updated Cloud Repatriation Analyzer
Maoholguin added Cloud Repatriation Analyzer as alternative to Hyperglance, Nutanix Beam, IBM Cloudability and CloudZero- yellowstonelabs added Cloud Repatriation Analyzer
- Maoholguin updated Cloud Repatriation Analyzer
yellowstonelabs added Cloud Repatriation Analyzer as alternative to CloudRunr
Cloud Repatriation Analyzer information
What is Cloud Repatriation Analyzer?
Cloud Repatriation Analyzer (CRA) calculates the precise cost savings of migrating public cloud workloads from AWS, GCP, Azure, and DigitalOcean to bare-metal hosting. By mapping public cloud resources directly to equivalent physical server configurations from providers like Hetzner and OVH, CRA provides clear financial estimates: net monthly OpEx savings, one-time setup costs, break-even payback periods, and 1-, 3-, and 5-year Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) projections.
CRA connects via read-only APIs to evaluate historical usage data and detect active cloud waste - including ghost storage, underutilized compute, zombie load balancers, and egress leaks - so unneeded assets are eliminated prior to migration. The system categorizes each resource by type, flagging managed services that must remain in the cloud versus workloads that can be migrated or self-hosted to build side-by-side hybrid and full repatriation plans.
Reports are delivered as exportable PDF blueprints containing itemized cost breakdowns, hardware benchmarks, and resource-level action items.







