Fortem

About Fortem

Fortem is a control plane for teams running AWS ECS Fargate fleets, aimed squarely at the dev and staging environments that quietly bill around the clock while nobody is using them. The pitch is that most of a non-production AWS bill is idle compute, and the fix is scheduling rather than a refactor: Fortem maps every ECS environment across regions and teams, prices each one, and shows which are running outside working hours. From there you can put environments on a schedule, clone a full environment in roughly thirty seconds, and use an AI Ops surface to diagnose and fix issues, all without touching your infrastructure code. The entry point is unusually low-friction for an infra product — instead of a signup, you copy a single prompt into Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini, Codex or any other CLI coding agent, and it runs a read-only fleet audit locally in about fifteen minutes, mapping and pricing your environments without anything leaving your machine. The site also carries a live cost calculator that computes idle spend from published AWS Fargate rates for us-east-1 Linux/x86, driven by sliders for environment count, services per environment, vCPU, memory and target schedule, so you can size the opportunity before installing anything. The dashboard demo shows per-environment status, attached databases, CI/CD branches, schedules and monthly cost side by side. The headline claim is a 60–70% cut to dev and staging costs.

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