Your AWS bill, ranked by what to cut first.

Drop in a Cost Explorer or CUR export. In about a minute you get the line items to fix, the dollars each one is worth per month, the arithmetic behind every number, and the exact console and CLI steps. No account access. Free during early access.

Drop your AWS export here Cost Explorer CSV (monthly or daily) or CUR .csv / .csv.gz, up to 10 files

Your file is read in your browser; only totals are sent. Exactly what is kept.

See a sample result · How to export the file

What a finding looks like

Sample numbers Illustrative figures, not a real bill. Open the full sample result.

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NAT Gateway data processing is $1,044 of the month

WasteMedium confidence
$310–$640per month

How we got this number

23,200 GB x $0.045/GB = $1,044; share avoidable via S3 gateway endpoint 30%–61%

Verify first

  • Check the CloudWatch metrics BytesOutToDestination per NAT gateway to confirm which gateway carries the bytes.

From export to action list

1. Drop the file

The file is parsed in your browser, a CUR of hundreds of MB included. Only a compact summary of totals leaves it.

2. Rules price every line

Each usage type, such as NatGateway-Bytes or LoadBalancerUsage, is checked against AWS list prices, with the source and date shown.

3. Fix in order

Ranked findings with a dollar range, a verify-first checklist, and console and CLI steps. Tick them off, share a one-page report, re-upload next month to see what dropped.

Catches what a chart does not

  • Spikes from daily files: "NatGateway-Bytes went from $4/day to $31/day on 14 Oct, +$X/month if it stays".
  • Savings Plan sizing: how much steady on-demand compute to commit, with the saving range and a starting $/hour.
  • Waste in NAT Gateway, load balancers, S3 Standard, cross-AZ and cross-region transfer, public IPv4, CloudWatch Logs and gp2 volumes.