Coststreams expands to GCP

When cloud cost allocation works well, it changes how teams operate. Engineers stop guessing where spend is going. Finance leaders get reports they can trust. And the work of understanding your infrastructure, across every team, service, and environment, becomes something you can actually do.

Many engineering and finance teams are already using Coststreams to break down and allocate cloud spend across business units, teams, and projects. But cloud infrastructure doesn't always follow the same pattern. Some organizations run entirely on GCP. Others span both AWS and GCP. Either way, managing cost allocation across clouds with separate tools means more manual work, more gaps, and more time spent stitching data together before you can even start asking the right questions.

That's the problem we set out to solve. Today, Coststreams supports GCP.

One platform, across all your cloud spend

Coststreams gives teams a live, queryable view of their cloud spend, structured around how their business actually runs. Teams can visualize how costs flow, spot high-cost drivers at a glance, and share reports with finance and engineering without any manual exports. And because everything updates in real time as cloud accounts evolve, the data stays accurate without anyone having to maintain it.

Until now, that experience only existed for AWS. With GCP support, it extends to your full cloud footprint. Teams can now:

• Allocate spend across both AWS and GCP using the same stream logic, labels, and business unit structure.
• Visualize full cloud cost flow in a single Cost Flow diagram, across AWS and GCP together.
• Analyze multi-cloud spend in Table View with the same financial metrics, historical periods, and export options.
• Share reports and statements that reflect your entire cloud footprint.

The underlying logic doesn't change. Your streams work the same way they always have, just across more of your environment.

What's next

With GCP support now part of Coststreams, we're one step closer to giving teams a single place to understand and manage cloud spend, regardless of where it lives. We're excited about what this unlocks for multi-cloud teams and the work ahead as we continue to expand coverage. Jump into the “Streams” tab in the app to get started, or visit our documentation to learn more.