Your cloud bill is too high. I'll cut it, or you don't pay.
Vercel, AWS, Supabase, Firebase and AI API bills grow faster than revenue. I find where the money goes, fix it, and you pay only when the next invoice is smaller.
free · report in 48h · no savings, no fee
$ cutcloudbill teardown aws-invoice.csv reading 1,284 line items... done LEAK $/MO × NAT gateway processing 1,140 × on-demand EC2, steady load 890 × cross-AZ data transfer 610 × idle RDS replica 520 × forgotten EBS snapshots 180 ───────────────────────────────────── before 4,210 after 1,650 saved -61% 2,560 $
where the money leaks
Per-unit everything
Data transfer, edge requests and function time billed per unit. Unresized images, uncached API routes and prefetching can multiply the bill without anyone noticing.
The bill nobody reads
Oversized instances, NAT gateway traffic, idle databases, forgotten snapshots and on-demand pricing for steady workloads. Data transfer fees are often the biggest surprise: traffic out to the internet and between zones and regions is billed per GB, and it usually goes unnoticed until it’s a large share of the bill.
Tokens on fire
The most expensive model on every call, uncached system prompts, and context resent on every turn. Routing and caching often cut these bills by half or more.
how it works
Send your bill
A billing export or usage screenshot. Read-only. I never need write access to look.
Get the teardown
Within 48 hours: a written report listing every saving with its dollar value, and what each one takes to do.
I fix it
Config changes, caching, right-sizing or a migration. You pay the agreed price once the bill actually drops.
pricing
Bill teardown
$0
- Written report in 48 hours
- Every saving priced in dollars
- Yours to keep, even if you do the fixes yourself
Fix
fixed price
- Quoted upfront in the teardown
- Paid only after the bill drops
- No savings, no fee
whoami
I've been a software engineer for 15 years, working on the infrastructure behind events.com, remo.co, bayut.com and dubizzle. I've scaled large infrastructures both up and down, at enterprises of every size, so I know where cloud money hides: in the architecture, not just the pricing page.
I also run 10 side projects of my own, all on negligible hosting costs. Keeping infrastructure cheap isn't something I picked up to sell. It's how I build.
Big cost consultancies work for companies spending millions. Below that, nobody looks at your bill line by line. You get enterprise infrastructure experience, priced for a small team.
get a free bill teardown
Email me your bill. Get back every saving, priced in dollars, within 48 hours. Free, and no obligation.
- Attach your last invoice or a usage export (CSV or screenshot is fine)
- Add one line about what your app does
- Send it. I'll reply within 48 hours