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Cloud Capital vs DoiT

What every Finance leader needs to know about DoIT's Flexsave model

DoIT's Flexsave runs on legacy inventory AWS is phasing out. You can't build a board-ready forecast on savings with an unknown expiry date. Cloud Capital delivers durable savings - 100% in your own accounts, with full transparency.

DoiT

Flexsave relies on legacy inventory AWS is phasing out.

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Native delegated access only. No account shuffling, no pooling, total transparency.

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Compliance

Savings Built on Borrowed Time

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DoiT's Flexsave works by moving vendor-owned AWS accounts into your Org, applying their RIs/SPs, then pulling them out later.

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AWS updated its RI and SP rules in June 2025. DoIT's model runs on legacy inventory that's counting down.

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With DoIT, your savings run out on a future date that you may not have visiblity into. With us, they don't.

Ownership & Control

Hidden Ownership = Zero Control

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With Flexsave, the commitments legally belong to DoiT. You're effectively renting temporary discounts.

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Cloud Capital puts commitments directly in your account so you maintain full visibility and control.

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With DoiT, you don't own your commitments. If they pull accounts, your "savings" vanish overnight. With us, you stay in control.

Contract

A Model You Can't Plan Around

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AWS leadership confirmed that as of June 2025, new RI/SPs must be used by the intended end customer and its affiliates. If they are sharing with end customers that are not affiliates then it would be in violation of the policy.

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DoIT savings are no-longer a long-term solution. You can't forecast around what you can't see.

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It's your name on the AWS bill. Build on durable savings, not expiring exceptions.

Risk

Transparency vs Black Box

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Customers report "mystery accounts" appearing in their Orgs with no workloads then disappearing as discounts shift.

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DoiT offers limited transparency about where commitments are purchased or who legally owns them. Cloud Capital provides full visibility: every discount, every commitment, every forecast.

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You deserve to know exactly where your savings come from. With us, you do.

DoiT vs Cloud Capital

DoiT
Sub-account transfers (legacy AWS exception)
DoiT owns, controls, and shares accounts
Short-term until legacy commitments expire
Mystery accounts, recycled commitments
Expiring inventory, no planning certainty
As needed, engineering-centric
Native delegated access, no pooling
You own 100% of commitments
100% AWS compliant without legacy exceptions
Full visibility in your AWS accounts
Safe, predictable, compliant savings
Finance-aligned, board-ready forecasts

Common questions

Isn't Flexsave just a clever way to save more?

It used to be standard. As of June 2025, AWS restricted sub-account transfers. Today's "clever" runs on an expiring exception.

How do I know if DoiT is doing this in my Org?

Look for mystery accounts, disappearing discounts, and limited transparency about who owns your commitments. If that sounds familiar, ask hard questions.

Does this hold up long-term?

AWS has stated that the legacy exceptions that DoIT relies on today will eventually expire. Cloud Capital relies on no such exceptions.

What makes Cloud Capital safer?

Every discount sits in your account, under your entity. No pooled commitments, no shared accounts, no vendor dependencies.

Here's the bottom line.

DoiT's Flexsave relies on a banned practice that AWS has publicly stated violates their Terms, permitted only by a legacy exception that won't last forever. That doesn't inspire confidence.

  • All commitments in your account
  • Guaranteed savings rate, no clawbacks
  • Full transparency and board-ready reporting
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Savings Overview
Mar 2026
Proposed CC Plan
Switching to committed pricing saves:
$6,840
per month
Service
On-Demand
CC Plan
Monthly Sav.
EC2 Compute
$7,210
$5,530
$1,680
RDS Databases
$4,100
$3,210
$890
Bedrock / AI
$9,280
$5,160
$4,120
Total
$20,590
$13,900
$6,690

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