Overview
This is a quick verdict on whether what you pay lines up with what you actually run. Share a single month of billing, tell us briefly about your setup, and we will pick out the charges that seem misplaced: a database sized far beyond need, traffic crossing availability zones, storage parked on a default class or a forgotten environment still running. It is deliberately narrower than a full audit, and its main job is to tell you whether that larger piece of work would be money well spent.
What you receive
- A careful read of one month of your provider's billing
- The 5 most questionable charges, each with our reasoning
- An approximate monthly saving attached to each flagged charge
- Our sense of whether that level of spending is normal for comparable setups
- Advice on whether commissioning the complete audit would recover its fee
- A written summary sent to you by email
How it runs
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Step - 01
Export
You pull the billing detail and give us a short description of your setup.
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Step - 02
Examine
An engineer compares the charges with the architecture you have described to us.
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Step - 03
Prioritise
Suspect charges are sorted by the likely monthly amount each one represents.
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Step - 04
Summarise
We send a written note covering what seems wrong and suggested next steps.
Timeline: 3 working days, counted from the day we receive what we need from you.
Is it a fit?
A good match for
- Founders whose hosting costs have jumped with no clear reason
- Finance teams lacking a technical sense of infrastructure pricing
- Anyone deciding whether a complete cost audit is justified
What we need from you
- One full month of billing export, at resource level if possible
- A brief outline of your setup and the typical load it serves
Why it helps
- A fast outside opinion on how sensible your hosting spend looks
- Obvious waste surfaced in days for a small set fee
- A clear answer on whether a fuller audit is worth commissioning
Questions
The full audit studies three months of usage against live metrics and models reserved purchases. This scan is a manual read of one month that reports the main findings.
We tell you plainly. A clean result is still valuable, because it spares you paying for a deeper review that would add little.
The major public cloud platforms and the popular smaller hosting providers. Tell us which one you use when you order and we will confirm.