Cut your cloud bill, keep the reliability

Find the line items quietly draining your budget, cut them, and make sure nothing breaks in the process. Boring, reliable, and cheaper.

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You're probably here because

Your cloud bill keeps climbing and nobody's sure why.
Finance is asking questions you can't answer line by line.
You suspect you're paying for idle capacity — but cutting it feels risky.

What you get

A line-by-line breakdown by team and project (proper tagging plus Cost Explorer) so you finally know where the money actually goes.
Right-sizing the overprovisioned instances — the m5.2xlarge sitting at 5% CPU — usually the fastest win on the bill.
ARM/Graviton and Spot for stateless workloads (~70% cheaper), plus Savings Plans and Reserved Instances for steady load (20–60% off on-demand).
S3 Intelligent-Tiering so cold data drifts to cheaper storage on its own — up to 95% off on archive, no manual policies to babysit.
Autoscaling that actually scales down, and to zero, when load drops.
Reliability kept intact: Multi-AZ, read replicas, health checks, and CloudWatch/X-Ray observability. Cheaper, not flakier.

TL;DR

Often 20–40% off the bill — without adding a single 3am page.

Common questions

Will cutting costs hurt reliability?

That's the whole point — I cut waste, not safety margins. Reliability often improves because the setup gets simpler.

What savings are realistic?

It varies, but 20–40% is common when ARM, Spot, Savings Plans, and right-sizing have not been used yet. Spot alone is ~70% off for stateless workloads; reserved RDS runs 35–60% off.

Where do the savings usually come from?

Mostly the boring stuff: right-sizing overprovisioned instances, moving stateless workloads to ARM and Spot, committing steady load to Savings Plans, and turning off what sits idle.

Let's see if it's a fit

A free 30-minute call, no obligation. We'll find the quickest wins in your setup.