Verified Before Deploy
Before anything is created, Planton tells you what it will cost each month with its coverage stated honestly, which permissions it needs and no more, and which technical controls each kind enforces. Proof at creation, not detection after.
For the person who signs the cloud bill and wants to know the number before it is committed.
What You Get
Shipped behavior, stated as it works today. The record beside it is the shape of what the product stamps; its figures are examples.
The Monthly Cost, With Its Coverage
Every deployment-changing job is born with a verified monthly cost: an exact figure with line items when the pricing rules can derive one, a range otherwise, and plainly “unpriced” when neither is possible. A zero never stands in for unknown.
The Catalog Release and the Delta
The cost names the catalog release its prices came from and, when both can be priced exactly, how much more or less this will cost each month than what is deployed today.
Least-Privilege Permissions
The least-privilege permission policy is derived from exactly what is composed, per kind.
The Controls Each Component Enforces
Every covered kind states which of a fixed list of 17 technical controls it enforces, with evidence for each claim.
One Statement on Every Surface
The console, the CLI, and the assistant render the same server-stamped statement word for word.
Before deploy
verified cost
~$172/mo est. · 5 of 6 components priced, 1 usage-based
catalog release
2026.09.2 · prices verified against provider documents
against today
+$16/mo est. · the load balancer is new
permissions
least-privilege policy · 14 actions · ready to download
controls
encryption at rest · encryption in transit · no public exposure
uncovered
none of the 6 kinds is without a control profile
An illustration of the record the product shows. Figures marked est. are examples; a real record carries its own.
What We Will Not Say
The words this page holds itself to, so a reviewer does not have to find the over-claim.
- The figure is a verified monthly cost from the catalog’s pricing rules, not a bill. Its coverage is always beside it: exact with line items, a range, or plainly unpriced.
- A component that the pricing rules cannot price says so. A zero never stands in for unknown.
- Planton does not tell you what you will save. It tells you what this will cost before it exists.
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Rules and Approvals
Deployment budgets that pause a deploy, protected environments that refuse self-approval, a curated catalog, and sensitive fields that only take managed secrets.
What It Proves →The Record
Every infrastructure change is one Infra Job, kept and queryable with its configuration, cost fact, verdicts, approvals, and the snapshot of what exists afterward.
What It Proves →