Cut wasted cloud spend and see exactly which team, product or customer drives your bill.
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Cloud bills tend to grow faster than the business, and few teams can say why.
We find and remove waste, such as idle resources, oversized servers and missed discounts, then put in place the tagging, budgets, reports and routines that stop it coming back. We work across AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and Kubernetes, and follow FinOps Foundation practices, including the FOCUS billing data standard, so engineering and finance work from the same numbers.
Spend grows every month, but nobody can say which team, product or customer is driving it.
Old test environments, snapshots and volumes keep running long after the project ended.
Servers and databases were sized for a launch peak and never reviewed.
Commitments were never bought, or were bought for workloads that later changed.
A misconfigured job or traffic spike is only noticed when the monthly invoice arrives.
Outcomes
Get a clear picture of spend and savings before next year's budget is set.
Rightsize workloads that were lifted and shifted as they were.
Learn moreMeasure cloud cost per customer or per transaction to inform pricing.
Show each team what its services cost on shared clusters.
Learn moreReview warehouse, pipeline and GPU spend, which often grows fastest.
Learn moreCombine AWS, Azure and Google Cloud spend in one view using FOCUS data.
Each opportunity with estimated saving, effort, risk and owner.
Idle and oversized resources cleaned up with your approval.
Recommended Savings Plans, reservations or committed use discounts with coverage targets.
Standards for tags and labels, enforced in infrastructure code.
Cost views by team, product and environment, with budgets and anomaly alerts.
Spend, savings, forecasts and next actions, for engineering and finance.
Find out where the money goes.
Pay for what you use.
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Get the discounts you qualify for.
Make shared clusters accountable.
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Stop waste from coming back.
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We quote a fixed price for the cost assessment, and you get a savings report you can act on with or without us.
Our engineers apply the quick wins and rightsizing themselves, and check performance before and after each change.
20+ of our engineers hold AWS, Azure and Google Cloud certifications and design for cost as well as reliability.
We set up tagging, budgets and FOCUS-based dashboards that finance and engineering can both read, and you own them.
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We get read-only access to billing and usage data and agree how savings will be measured.
You receive Cost baseline
We analyze spend by service, account and team, and size each savings opportunity.
You receive Savings report with ranked actions
Idle resources are removed and clear-cut rightsizing applied, with your approval for each change.
You receive First savings realized
We plan commitments, scheduling, storage tiering and architecture changes with your engineers.
You receive Optimization roadmap in progress
Tagging, allocation, budgets, anomaly alerts and dashboards are put in place.
You receive Cost dashboards and alerts
Monthly reviews track savings, commitments and new waste, and agree next actions.
You receive Monthly FinOps report
Tech stack
Data platforms
BI and analytics
Power BIMobile
Cloud and DevOps
Other tools
Engagement
A fixed-price review of your cloud spend with a ranked savings list.
We apply the agreed savings and set up tagging, budgets and dashboards.
Monthly reviews, commitment management and anomaly follow-up.
It depends on the size of your cloud spend, the number of accounts and clouds, whether Kubernetes is involved and whether you want a one-off review or ongoing FinOps support. We quote a fixed price for an assessment and a monthly fee for ongoing work. As a guide, a cloud cost assessment usually costs $3,000 to $10,000, and ongoing FinOps support $1,500 to $5,000 or more per month (USD).
It depends on how the environment has been run. Accounts that have never been reviewed usually have more waste than ones with regular reviews. We size each opportunity in the assessment, so you see the expected saving and effort before anything changes. We do not promise a fixed percentage up front.
It should not. We base rightsizing on real usage over a representative period, keep headroom for peaks, change non-production first and agree every production change with your team. Anything that affects resilience, such as removing redundancy, is flagged as a business decision.
FinOps is a way of working where engineering, finance and product teams share responsibility for cloud spend, using shared data, clear ownership and regular reviews. We follow the FinOps Foundation framework and help you set up the routines, not just a one-off clean-up.
FOCUS is an open standard from the FinOps Foundation for cloud billing data. AWS, Azure and Google Cloud can export costs in FOCUS format, which lets you combine and compare spend across clouds and tools without custom mapping.
Usually yes, for steady workloads, after rightsizing. Buying commitments before cleaning up locks in waste. We recommend a coverage level based on your stable baseline and track usage so commitments do not go unused.
Yes. Kubernetes waste often hides in oversized resource requests and idle nodes. We measure cost per namespace and service with Kubecost or OpenCost, set requests from real usage and tune node autoscaling with Karpenter.
For the assessment, read-only access to billing and usage data is enough. Changes are made through your normal change process or in infrastructure code, with your approval for each one.
Yes. Finance needs reliable allocation, forecasts and budgets; engineering needs specific actions. We produce reports for both and help agree ownership of each cost.
You do. Dashboards, tagging policies and scripts live in your accounts and repositories, and you own the code and IP we build for you.
A cost assessment usually takes 2 to 4 weeks. We start with a short call and read-only access to your billing data and cloud accounts, then send the fixed price and timeline in writing.
Book a call with our team. We will review your spend and outline the savings, steps and next actions.
