Cloud Costs, Translated for Humans. Connect Azure, GCP, or AWS in five minutes. The agent observes your spend across providers, surfaces what changed, and on the first of every month hands you a report you can forward straight to finance.
vm-prod-04 scaled 8 →
32 cores at 03:14 UTC after a failed deploy and didn't scale
back for 36 hours. Strip that event and the bill behaved.There is no dashboard to learn. You type the question your CFO just asked. The agent queries your Azure invoice, joins it against the deploy log, and writes back in finance English with the numbers in mono and the citations inline. You can see exactly which line items the answer rests on — and you can still call it wrong.
vm-prod-04 in rg-prod-app scaled
from 8 → 32 cores at 03:14 UTC Tue Apr 22, six minutes after the failed deploy dep-7c41a. Autoscaler did not scale back until Wed 15:40 — so the runaway
ran for roughly 36 hours and added $758.40 to Production. R&D and Shared
Services held to their 90-day medians within ±2%.vm-prod-04 at 16 cores (the runaway trigger does not need 32); add a
circuit-breaker on checkout-worker retries; and decommission vm-rnd-12 — averaged <10% utilization all
month, saves ~$340/mo. I can draft the email to the CFO if helpful.One page. Headline up top, KPI strip below, a daily-spend chart, the breakdown by cloud account or business context, and the material observations the agent flagged this month. You forward the link. Your CFO reads it. The footer says, plainly, please verify important facts as the agent can make mistakes.
R&D and Shared Services held to their trailing 90-day medians within ±2%. The full
month-over-month delta of +$1,980 traces almost
entirely to one resource scaling 8 →
32 cores at 03:14 UTC on Tue Apr 22 and not scaling back for
~36 hours.
vm-prod-04 following a failed deploy.
Strip that out and your bill behaved — every other context tracked its 90-day median.vm-prod-04 in rg-prod-app (Azure prod) scaled from 8 → 32 cores, adding $758 to Production. Autoscaler trigger:
12-minute backlog spike on checkout-worker following failed deploy dep-7c41a. Did not scale back until
Wed 15:40.You are not in the market for another "platform." Here is what we are deliberately not building — so you can decide before you connect anything.
A Service Principal with the read-only Cost Management role. That is the entire scope. We never see resource configuration. We cannot see secrets. We cannot make changes. Credentials live in Azure Key Vault — never in our database.
Free is capped at $1/mo of our compute. Starter at $35. Pro at $120. When you hit it, we tell you and pause. That's it.
The monthly cap is a feature, not a limitation. It is the only line on the marketing site we will not blur — your spend with us is bounded by a number you can read off this page.
One cloud account. Weekly report. Try the loop without paying.
One cloud account. Daily observations. Plain-English monthly reports.
Up to ten cloud accounts. For small platform teams running production at scale.
Same model on every tier. No "Contact us" plan. No usage-tier surprises.
No softballs. If you have a different one, write to us — a person reads every note.
For the questions it answers, yes — because every answer cites the line items it leaned on, and you can audit those in a click. We hand you a report at the end of each month that reconciles to your cloud invoice to the cent. If it does not, that is a bug and we treat it as one.
For the questions it cannot answer (forecasting next quarter; comparing vendors we have not connected to), the agent says so. It does not hallucinate a number to be helpful.
Connect your cloud now and the first observation lands in your inbox by Friday. No card, no demo call, no email follow-up if you walk away.