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AWS cost optimisation

Pay for what you use, not for what you forgot.

Which of these sounds like your company?

  • The bill grows faster than usage

    Costs rise while traffic stays the same.

  • No cost ownership

    Nobody knows which team or product costs what.

  • Forgotten resources

    Old test environments and snapshots keep running.

  • Oversized systems

    Instances and databases are sized for rare peaks.

  • Full price for steady load

    You pay on-demand prices for workloads that never change.

  • Savings that don't last

    Costs creep back after every clean-up.

Don't see your challenge? Let's discuss your use case.

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How we work on your use case

Pick the challenge that matters most. We take it from there.

  1. 01

    Analyse

    your bill and usage

  2. 02

    Prioritise

    savings by impact and effort

  3. 03

    Implement

    clean-up, rightsizing, pricing

  4. 04

    Keep it down

    monthly reviews and budgets

Technical details
  • Tagging, cost allocation and dashboards per team, product and environment
  • clean-up of idle instances, unattached volumes, old snapshots and test environments
  • rightsizing from usage data
  • Savings Plans and reserved capacity for steady load, spot where interruptions are acceptable
  • serverless for spiky load, storage tiers, scheduled shutdowns
  • budgets, alerts and monthly reviews following the FinOps cycle

Flexible to fit you

  • One-off review, or ongoing

  • One account, or all

  • Quick wins first, architecture later

  • Your team implements, or we do

  • Performance checked after every change

Measured on the KPIs you set

You choose what success means. We measure it from day one.

For example
  • Monthly AWS cost

  • Cost per product or customer

  • Share of costs assigned to teams

  • Savings Plan coverage

FAQ

It can be when resources run unused or oversized. Costs follow usage, so they can be brought down.

Clean-up and rightsizing often show in the next monthly bill.

No. We check performance after every change.

It depends on the complexity and scope of your project. We discuss it in the first call.

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