Your AWS bill is probably bigger than it needs to be
An oversized bill is rarely one big mistake — usually it is a few quiet ones that never raise an error. We find them, prove them with numbers, and cut the bill.
How we do it
First we read the bill. An infrastructure review finds where the money actually goes — not where you assume it goes.
Three causes that keep recurring: over-provisioned instances, loops running for nothing, and uploads routed through the backend instead of straight to storage.
We fix them and put up a guardrail — a budget alarm costs nothing and catches the next jump in its first week, not its fiftieth.
Proof
The full breakdown: $24k → $2k a month, three unrelated causes, none of which raised an error.
The bill eight times too large · Read the case study →How to engage
A fixed-scope project: an infrastructure review with three to five concrete findings, then the fixes. We reply within one business day.
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