Describe AWS infra in plain English and get an official, shareable AWS Pricing Calculator link with real costs — as an MCP server, CLI, and REST API.
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# AWS Pricing Calculator — Estimate Generator [](https://pypi.org/project/aws-calculator-mcp/) [](https://pypi.org/project/aws-calculator-mcp/) [](LICENSE) **Describe your AWS setup in plain English → get an official AWS Pricing Calculator link with real costs already filled in.** No AWS account, no logins, no JSON. ``` $ aws-calc --prompt "2 t3.large EC2 with 50GB, RDS MySQL db.m5.large 100GB, 500GB S3, an ALB" ✅ Monthly cost: $352.13 USD 🔗 https://calculator.aws/#/estimate?id=03fecc46f00312e0f3e868b62365de5758b9621d ``` Use it from the **command line**, inside **Claude / Cursor / any AI IDE** (it's an MCP server), or as a small **REST API**. One install does all three. --- ## Install ```bash pipx install aws-calculator-mcp # recommended # or: pip install aws-calculator-mcp ``` That's all. The first time you make an estimate it downloads a small browser engine once (~150 MB) to read live prices — you don't install anything else. *(On Ubuntu/Debian, if `pip` says "externally managed", use `pipx` or add `--break-system-packages`.)* --- ## 3 ways to use it ### 1) Plain English (easiest) ```bash aws-calc --prompt "1 t4g.medium server with 50GB and daily snapshot, plus a 100GB S3 bucket" ``` It prints exactly what it understood, then the link: ``` Understood from your prompt: • ec2 (instances=1, instance_type=t4g.medium, storage_gb=50, snapshot_frequency=daily, snapshot_changed_gb=10) • s3 (storage_gb=100) Monthly cost: $40.83 USD 🔗 https://calculator.aws/#/estimate?id=1096b9ed939063ec3e4e5ff0b16628c6b2ccc0da ``` ↑ that's a real link from this exact prompt — open it to validate. - Add `--group` to organise by category (Compute, Database, Network…). - Add `--region ap-south-1` (Mumbai) etc. Default is `us-east-1`. - Typo…
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