Cloud Cost Optimization (FinOps)
Spend on the cloud like you mean it.
We find where your cloud money goes, cut what you do not need, and put budgets, forecasts and alerts in place so the bill never surprises you again. For churches and startups, that often means keeping ministry or runway money where it belongs.
Talk to an engineerWhat you get
Outcomes
- A clear breakdown of spend by product, team, environment or ministry.
- Waste removed: idle resources, oversized instances, forgotten storage and unneeded data transfer.
- Budgets, forecasts and alerts that warn you before costs drift.
- Savings plans and reservations bought only where usage is steady enough to justify them.
Capabilities
What we do
Cost audit
A line-by-line review of your bills across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, IBM Cloud or Oracle Cloud, with savings ranked by effort and impact.
Budgeting and forecasting
Monthly and annual budgets tied to your plans, with forecasts that update as usage changes.
Tagging and showback
A tagging standard and reports that show each team, client or department what it spends.
Rightsizing
Matching compute, database and storage tiers to real usage, and scheduling non-production systems to switch off out of hours.
Commitment planning
Savings plans, reserved instances and committed-use discounts sized to your baseline, not your peak.
Nonprofit and startup programs
Help applying for the credits and discounts providers offer to nonprofits and early-stage companies.
Tools and platforms
Questions
FAQ
How much can we save?
It depends on how your environment was built. We will not promise a percentage before we have seen your bills; the audit tells you exactly where the savings are and what each one takes.
Will cutting costs hurt performance?
Not if it is done with data. We change sizes based on measured usage, test the change and keep headroom where you need it.
Can you help us get nonprofit cloud credits?
Yes. Several providers offer credits or discounts to registered nonprofits and early-stage startups, and we help you apply and use them well.
What will you build next?
Tell us about it. You will hear back from an engineer, not a sales team.