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Mavvrik provides visibility into in-cluster costs for Kubernetes clusters, allowing you to see costs by Container, Service, Namespace, and Label. This feature helps teams easily understand the utilization of shared clusters and accurately account for cluster costs across teams and applications.
Why this matters: Kubernetes cost is trickier than a typical cloud bill because a cluster is shared infrastructure — a node's cost doesn't map cleanly to one team or app, and what a pod requests (reserves) is often very different from what it actually uses. Without visibility into that gap, you're either overpaying for reserved capacity nobody's using, or you have no way to fairly split a shared cluster's bill across the teams running on it.
This shows up differently depending on your role:
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Platform/DevOps teams use this to see which namespaces, containers, or labels are actually driving cluster cost, and to spot over-provisioned pods worth right-sizing.
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FinOps managers use this to track overall Kubernetes spend across clusters and accounts, alongside the rest of cloud cost.
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Finance/chargeback teams use the underlying chargeable-cost rules to fairly allocate shared cluster costs back to the teams and applications actually using them.