We study your cloud bill and usage — AWS and beyond — line by line, then re-architect spend so you keep the same performance and reliability for a fraction of the cost.
Line-by-line review of AWS (or Azure/GCP) billing and actual resource usage.
Matching commitment pricing to your real, sustained workloads.
Eliminating oversized, unused and orphaned resources.
Reducing waste in storage tiers, snapshots and network egress.
Restructuring workloads where the architecture itself is the cost driver.
Dashboards and alerts that catch spend creep before it becomes a bill.
Pull 90 days of billing and usage data across every account and service.
Map spend against actual usage to find waste and oversized resources.
Apply right-sizing, reserved capacity and architecture changes.
Confirm performance and reliability are unchanged before full rollout.
Ongoing alerts and monthly reporting to keep savings locked in.
Audited and re-architected a sprawling multi-account AWS setup ahead of their peak retail season.
No upfront fee — you only pay once the optimisation is implemented and you are satisfied with the result.
The audit and optimisation work begins with zero fee paid in advance.
Once billing begins, each cycle covers the upcoming quarter and is invoiced ahead of that period.
The first invoice is raised a month after implementation, covering three months — and only once you are satisfied with the results.
Raised three months after implementation, as advance charges for the following three-month period.
Every billing cycle beyond this structure is set out and agreed in writing by both parties before it is invoiced.
Tell us the outcome you need and we will map the right mix of services and a realistic timeline — free.
Book a scoping call →No — every change is validated in a staging environment first, and rollout is staged so performance and reliability are confirmed unchanged before it touches production traffic.
We work with read-only access for the audit phase, and scoped, logged access for the implementation phase — access is never broader than the task requires.
That is what the ongoing monitoring covers — alerts flag drift early so savings do not silently erode as usage changes.