AWS offers various cost-saving options, including Savings Plans, Reserved Instances, and Spot Instances, which provide commitment-based pricing for predictable workloads. Companies can use these options to reduce their cloud costs, but the best approach depends on their specific needs and resources. Purchasing instances On-Demand may not be sustainable in the long run, especially for organizations with limited budgets. Savings Plans offer flexibility and require less management, while Reserved Instances provide higher savings over On-Demand but come with a trade-off between flexibility and savings. A blended approach combining different cost reduction plans can maximize savings without compromising functionality, but selecting the right commitments requires careful comparison and optimization tools. Companies that meet specific spending quotas can also negotiate private pricing term sheets for additional discounts. By using these options strategically, businesses can optimize their cloud costs and improve their bottom line.