Gateways
A single map of every server you run across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, so you stop switching between three different consoles to see what's actually running.
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Description
Once a company uses more than one cloud provider, keeping track of what's running where becomes its own chore — a login and a mental model for AWS, another for Azure, another for GCP. Gateways puts a single visual workspace on top of all three: you map your resources once, see their live status in one place, and coordinate changes across providers without console-hopping.
It organizes infrastructure by environment (dev, test, prod), tracks an activity feed of who changed what, and supports role-based access so a team can share visibility without giving everyone equal write access. Pricing scales by how many projects, environments, and cloud connections you need — a genuinely free tier exists for a single small project, and it grows from there.
💬 Our review
The short version: it's a dashboard that answers "what's actually running across my clouds right now" without making you learn Terraform or open three separate consoles.
Against infrastructure-as-code tools like Spacelift or env0, Gateways is aimed lower in the stack — it's a visibility and coordination layer, not a provisioning/IaC pipeline, so it complements rather than replaces those tools if your team already manages infra as code. Worth flagging plainly: Gateways is operated by Blockmaze Inc., a company primarily known for a blockchain platform for tokenized real-world assets — the relationship between that core business and this cloud-ops product isn't explained on the site, which is an unusual pairing worth being aware of even though the product itself is a legitimate, functional multi-cloud dashboard. For a small team just wanting one screen to check on AWS/Azure/GCP resources, the free and Starter tiers ($8.33/month) are cheap enough to try without much risk.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Free: 1 project/5 resources. Starter: $8.33/mo, 3 projects/15 resources. Pro: $41.67/mo, 15 projects/100 resources. Ultimate: $166.66/mo, unlimited.
Pros
One visual map across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud at once
Genuinely free tier for a small single-project setup
Activity feed and role-based access for team coordination
Cons
Operated by a company (Blockmaze Inc.) primarily known for an unrelated blockchain product — relationship unexplained
No public GitHub repo to independently assess
New platform (2026), no independent reviews yet