Drop in a bill export from AWS, Azure or Google Cloud. You'll get a ranked list of addressable line items — with a dollar estimate from your own numbers and an honest note on how to fix each. Then, if you want, I'll send a one-page report and read it myself.
🔒 Your bill never leaves your browser. The CSV is parsed locally in JavaScript — nothing is uploaded. Only the email you choose to give at the end is sent.
Drop your bill CSV here, or
AWS Cost Explorer “Group by Usage Type” (or Service) export · Azure Cost analysis CSV · GCP Billing export CSV.
Estimated addressable spend
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Not a saving — these cap a line that can multiply overnight. They're where a surprise-bill story starts.
I'll send back your findings written up — the numbers, the fixes, and an honest note on which are worth it for your setup. It comes to me too; I read every one.
Read by me, never shared. Estimates are computed from your line items using public provider rates — actuals depend on your architecture.
It normalizes each line to a service + usage type + cost, then runs a ruleset of known cloud-cost wins against it — the same patterns behind the comparison guides and cost pages. Every estimate is a range applied to your matched spend, never a promise. The big ones — egress, on-demand compute, and uncapped AI spend — are usually where the money is.