Cost Optimization
Overpaying a cloud provider is almost as bad as paying an attacker a ransom.
An independent look at what your cloud and software really cost, where the money leaks and how to stop it, because FinOps is part of security.
Why It Matters
Overpaying a cloud provider is almost as bad as paying an attacker a ransom. Either way, money that should be building your business leaves it, and you get nothing back for it.
So don’t get your cost optimization assessment from the vendor holding you hostage. The company that sends the bill is not the one to ask how to make it smaller.
We believe FinOps is part of security. There’s a reason financial assets are called securities: protecting the money is part of the job. Spend is also one of the clearest signals of what your systems, and your AI, are actually doing, and a budget is a control: it caps how much can happen before someone looks.
Our cost optimization methodology has saved companies millions in wasted capital.
What We Cover
Where the money goes: every line of the bill tied to a team, a product and an owner
The waste you're paying for today: idle and oversized resources, forgotten environments and unused licenses
Commitments, discounts and licensing, judged on what you'll actually use rather than on what the vendor recommends
Designs that cost more than they need to, and cheaper ones that do the same job
AI spend: models, tokens and the cost of checking their work
Budgets, alerts and owners that keep the savings from creeping back
What You Leave With
- A clear picture of where your spend goes, and who owns each part of it
- A ranked list of savings, with the effort each one takes
- Budgets and alerts that work as security controls
- An independent view, from someone who isn't selling you the capacity