I cut AWS bills 25–40%
without breaking anything.
AWS cost audits and embedded fractional AWS engineering for Seed and Series A teams running real workloads in production.
Recent engagement — B2B SaaS, real-time data-intensive workloads, zero downtime, zero failed migrations. Full case study available on request.
The 2-week AWS Cost Audit
Read-only IAM access. Your engineers stay on their roadmap. You get a 25–40 page report ranked by dollar impact × effort × risk, plus a 90-minute findings review with your leadership team.
- Findings ranked by dollar savings, effort, and risk
- 30 / 60 / 90-day implementation roadmap
- Reliability and security flags surfaced along the way
- Read-only IAM role — no production access
- $12,000 savings guarantee — if I don't find it, you don't pay
What I usually find
Idle compute
Non-production environments running 24/7 when they're only used during work hours. Usually 10–20% of the bill, shut down with zero risk.
Outdated instances
Old-generation EC2 and stale RDS engine versions still running at higher rates than necessary. Quiet, accumulating money.
Storage cruft
Orphaned EBS volumes, ancient snapshots, multi-region S3 replication nobody set up intentionally. Common 5–10% wins.
Backup architecture
Expensive third-party backup setups that AWS native services do for a fraction of the cost — often with better recovery semantics.
Who this is for
B2B SaaS and engineering teams running production AWS workloads with monthly bills between $15K and $100K. You've grown past the prototype stage — but nobody on the team has time to watch cloud cost the way it now needs to be watched.
If that's you, the audit pays for itself in the first month.