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A high cloud bill is usually a sign of a deeper problem: resources sitting idle, workloads larger than they need to be, no clear owner for spending, commitment choices that no longer fit, extra environments running in the background, or technical decisions that no longer match how the business operates. We use CostCut along with a hands-on review of your cloud setup to find what is wasting money, what is safe to clean up right away, and what needs engineering work to make the savings last.
Get StartedCostCut surfaces your spending patterns, likely waste, resources that could be smaller, idle resources, gaps in ownership, and commitment problems. This means the review starts from real evidence rather than guesswork.
We look at how your resources are actually used to find workloads that are too large, infrastructure sitting idle, leftover resources nobody owns, old backups, and unused capacity. Each recommendation comes with the savings you can expect and how risky the change is to make.
Discount commitments, reserved capacity, storage choices, the way data moves between systems, automatic scaling, and managed services can all move the bill up or down. We separate the changes you can make on the finance side from the ones that need engineering work and judgment.
A one-time cleanup does not last on its own. We help you set up budgets, alerts, and approval steps that stop costs from creeping back up. We also help build ongoing cost-management habits, often called FinOps, so paying attention to cost becomes a normal part of how your teams work.
ECG keeps the service mix tied to the actual environment, operating model, and business pressure.
Spend trends, usage drivers, allocation gaps, forecasting, and suspicious cost movement
Overprovisioned workloads, idle resources, orphaned assets, stale storage, and low-risk cleanup wins
Savings Plans, reserved capacity, predictable baselines, and flexibility tradeoffs
Autoscaling, storage tiers, data transfer patterns, managed services, and platform decisions behind the bill
Budgets, alerts, tagging, chargeback, dashboards, accountability, and recurring review loops
We work through your billing data, usage patterns, and the current state of your resources to understand what is driving the most cost and where the best opportunities to save are.
We give you a prioritized list of recommendations, each with the savings you can expect, the effort involved, and the risk. You will know exactly what to do, what it will save, and how much work it takes.
We help put the quick wins in place right away and work alongside your team on the larger improvements. We make sure the changes do not affect performance or reliability.
We help set up ongoing cost monitoring, alerts, and governance habits so saving money becomes a continuous practice rather than a one-time project.
20-40%
Common savings range for accounts with obvious cloud waste
30%
Savings for advertising client through rightsizing and auto scaling
60%+
Reduction in operations overhead through managed services
Cloud cost review and savings signal
CostCut provides a focused way to review cloud spend for waste, rightsizing opportunities, commitment issues, cleanup candidates, and architecture decisions that may be driving unnecessary cost.
Have questions? We have answers. If you don't see what you're looking for, feel free to reach out.
Most organizations we work with see savings of 20 to 40 percent on their cloud spend. The actual figure depends on where you start. Organizations that have never worked on cost often see larger savings, while those who have already done some of this work tend to see less. We give you realistic estimates based on a look at your own environment.
It should not, and we are careful to avoid it. We study how your resources are actually used before recommending any change, and we test changes before rolling them out widely. Done well, this work means paying for what you need rather than cutting corners that affect the people using your systems.
Our deepest experience is with AWS, but the core ideas behind cost savings apply across every cloud provider. We can help with setups that use more than one provider, and we have done this work in Azure. If you run mainly on Azure or GCP, we are happy to talk through your specific situation.
You agree to use a set amount of computing capacity over one to three years, and in return you get a meaningful discount, typically 30 to 70 percent compared with paying as you go. The risk is committing to capacity you do not end up using. We study your usage patterns to recommend a level of commitment that balances the savings against the flexibility you need.
Yes. The cost of moving data around is often surprising, and it can be reduced through changes to your setup, content delivery networks, private connections between services, and choosing the right regions. We have helped organizations cut their data transfer costs by more than half through focused changes.
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