Pay for the infrastructure you use, not the infrastructure you forgot.
Cloud bills grow one resource at a time. We find where the money goes, remove what isn't needed, and make the changes in code so the waste doesn't creep back.
- Review before any change
- Changes made as code
- In your own cloud accounts
The bill grows faster than the traffic.
Most cloud accounts were never designed as a whole. Instances were sized for a launch peak that never came, test environments run around the clock, and nobody can say which service a line on the invoice belongs to.
Without that visibility, cost is something you react to at the end of the month rather than something you manage.
Common challenges
Oversized instances and databases
Capacity was chosen once, for a worst case, and never checked against real usage.
Resources nobody owns
Unattached volumes, old snapshots, idle load balancers and forgotten environments keep billing.
No cost attribution
Without consistent tagging, the invoice can't be split by service, team or environment.
Non-production running 24×7
Staging and development cost the same at 3 a.m. as they do at 3 p.m.
Measure, fix, then keep it fixed.
Savings made by hand in a console tend to drift back. We make them in code, where they stay reviewed and visible.
Speak with an engineer →Cost and usage review
We read your billing data and utilisation metrics and map spend to the services behind it.
A prioritised list
Each change comes with its expected effect and risk, ordered so the safe, high-value ones go first.
Changes as code
Right-sizing, clean-up, schedules and scaling rules applied through Terraform or your existing IaC, reviewed before they run.
Visibility that stays
Tagging, budgets and alerts, so new spend shows up on a dashboard instead of next month's invoice.
What the work involves.
We work with what you already run wherever possible. If a tool has to change, we tell you why and what it costs.
- AWS
- Azure
- Google Cloud
- DigitalOcean
- Terraform
- Kubernetes
- Prometheus
- Grafana
What changes when it's done.
Spend you can explain
Significant costs are tied to a service, an environment and an owner.
Capacity sized to real usage
Instances, databases and storage matched to measured load, with headroom chosen on purpose.
Fewer surprises
Budgets and alerts flag unexpected growth while it is still small.
Changes you can review and reverse
Every optimisation lives in version control, with a clear history.
Not sure where your cloud spend is going?
Tell us which providers and accounts you run. An engineer will reply within one business day with what a cost review would cover.