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Cost calculator · 2 minutes
How much could we save on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud?
Enter what you spend on each cloud and answer eight yes/no questions. See a saving range, a cost-health score and the fixes worth most to you.
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Cloud savings estimator
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Enter what you spend, answer eight yes/no questions, and see how much you could save and where.
1 Which clouds do you use, and what do you spend a month?
2 What is already in place? Answer for each cloud you use. Not sure counts as half.
out of 100
Where the money is
- AWSCommit for always-on servers
Buy Savings Plans or Reserved Instances for the servers that never switch off.
about ₹29,250 a month - AWSRight-size oversized servers
Act on AWS Compute Optimizer: move to smaller or newer instance types.
about ₹22,500 a month - AWSSwitch off dev and test at night
Schedule non-production instances off nights and weekends (Instance Scheduler).
about ₹13,500 a month - AWSMove old data to cheaper storage
Add S3 lifecycle rules or S3 Intelligent-Tiering; review backup retention.
about ₹11,250 a month
No budget alerts on AWS: a forgotten resource can run for weeks before anyone notices.
What a free review with us adds
- We read your actual bill and usage, not averages
- Exact fixes, ranked by saving and effort
- We can apply them for you, without downtime
- Funding and credits from AWS, Microsoft or Google where you qualify
An estimate, not a quote. Ranges come from typical results when each fix is applied; your bill’s mix changes the real number. Assumes about 60% of the bill is servers. Total capped at 40%.
How it works
- Your spend
Monthly spend on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, in rupees or dollars.
- Eight checks
Commitments, right-sizing, schedules, clean-up, storage tiers, data transfer, logs and budgets.
- Your estimate
A saving range, a score out of 100, and the top fixes named for your cloud.
How we estimate
| If this is not in place | Applies to | Typical saving |
|---|---|---|
| Commitment discount for always-on servers | servers | 15–24% |
| Right-sizing | servers | 10–20% |
| Dev and test off out of hours | servers | 6–12% |
| Clean up disks, snapshots, IPs | whole bill | 2–5% |
| Cheaper storage tiers | whole bill | 3–6% |
| NAT and data transfer | whole bill | 1–3% |
| Log retention | whole bill | 1–2% |
| Budgets and alerts | risk only | — |
“Not sure” counts as half. Server savings are applied one after another so they don’t double-count. We assume servers are about 60% of the bill and cap the total at 40%.
Questions people ask
How accurate is the estimate?
It is a range based on typical results when each fix is applied, assuming about 60% of the bill is servers. Your real saving depends on your mix of services. A free review with your actual bill gives the exact number.
Do you need access to our account?
Not for this tool. For the free review we ask for read-only billing access, or an exported bill, so we can see real usage.
Why is the total capped at 40%?
To stay realistic. Very large savings do happen, but only after looking at the actual bill.
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1 minute · freeTalk to an engineer
Start with a 20-minute review. Leave with a plan.
An engineer looks at your current setup, points out what’s costing you money or risk, and tells you what we’d fix first. No sales deck, no obligation to go ahead.
Every month you wait, the bill grows, the audit gets harder and the AI project waits another quarter.