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Stop paying for cloud waste.

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See exactly where your AWS spend is going to waste.

Every CloudBudgie optimization includes an estimated monthly savings, so you can prioritize what matters.

Estimated monthly savings. Illustrative example. Actual savings depend on your AWS environment.
Estimated monthly savings

$58,464 Annualized opportunity

23 Opportunities

$4,872/month

Potential Monthly Savings

Savings Breakdown

Top reported opportunities by service

  • EC2 Rightsizing$1,420/mo
  • RDS Rightsizing$980/mo
  • Off-Hours$760/mo
  • Idle Resources$412/mo
  • Other Optimizations$1,300/mo

Illustrative example. Actual savings depend on your AWS environment.

Find it

Find the AWS waste hiding in your infrastructure.

CloudBudgie analyzes your AWS environment for cost-saving opportunities and shows what each one could save you.

Savings opportunities. Illustrative example. Actual opportunities depend on your AWS environment.
Savings opportunities

  • Rightsize overprovisioned instances

    Instances are larger than required for their workload

    t3.large → t3.medium

    $186/mo savings

    Resources
    :
    3
    Risk
    :
    Medium

  • Rightsize over-provisioned RDS instances

    RDS instances are over-provisioned relative to observed usage

    db.r6g.xlarge → db.r6g.large

    $412/mo savings

    Resources
    :
    1
    Risk
    :
    Medium

  • Delete idle NAT Gateways

    NAT Gateways with no traffic still incur hourly charges

    Gateway with no traffic

    $32/mo savings

    Resources
    :
    1
    Risk
    :
    Low

Illustrative example. Actual opportunities depend on your AWS environment.

AWS coverage
Where CloudBudgie looks for savings across your environment.

Compute

  • EC2 rightsizing & underutilization
  • Graviton opportunities
  • Auto Scaling efficiency
  • Compute Optimizer insights

Databases

  • RDS rightsizing & underutilization
  • Redshift efficiency

Storage

  • EBS waste
  • S3 lifecycle & cleanup
  • ECR lifecycle

Networking

  • Idle load balancers
  • NAT Gateway waste
  • Unassociated Elastic IPs

Fix it

Finding waste is only the beginning.CloudBudgie helps you fix it.

Your infrastructure is code.Your optimization should be too.

CloudBudgie finds the corresponding infrastructure code, makes the change, and opens a pull request.

  • Terraform + CloudFormation supported
  • No Terraform state access required
  • Your team keeps the normal review and approval workflow
CloudBudgie: Right-size production API instancesOpen#184
BudgieBot · acme/infrastructure

Estimated savings

$186/month

Detected
Production API instances are oversized (t3.large).
Changing
aws_instance.app instance type in terraform/production/api.tf
Why
CPU utilization stayed below 20% over the last 14 days.
Validation
Passed ✓

terraform/production/api.tf

+1 −1

 resource "aws_instance" "app" {-  instance_type = "t3.large"+  instance_type = "t3.medium" }
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Apply supported changes directly to AWS without opening a pull request.

api-prod-1

EC2 · t3.large → t3.medium

$186/month savings

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Illustrative examples. Actual opportunities and savings depend on your AWS environment.

Keep it fixed

Cloud waste keeps coming back.CloudBudgie keeps optimizing.

As your AWS environment changes, CloudBudgie keeps checking for new savings opportunities.

Continuous Optimization. Illustrative example. Actual opportunities, activity, and savings depend on your AWS environment.
Continuous OptimizationActive

You choose the policies. CloudBudgie keeps running them.

Execution method
  • SDK — apply supported AWS changes directly
  • IaC — generate pull requests via BudgieBot
Last scan
18 minutes ago
Next scan
Tomorrow
Enabled optimization policies
  • Unassociated Elastic IPsEnabled
  • Detached / underutilized EBS volumesEnabled
Manage policies →
Recent optimization activity

  • Unassociated Elastic IP detected

    $18/mo estimated savings

  • Detached EBS volume — pull request opened

    $47/mo estimated savings

  • Underutilized EBS volume — pull request opened

    $32/mo estimated savings

Illustrative example. Actual opportunities, activity, and savings depend on your AWS environment.

Off-Hours

Why pay for AWS resources when nobody needs them?

CloudBudgie shuts down resources on your schedule and automatically starts them again when you need them.

Running 8:00 AM–7:00 PM, Mon–Fri. Weekends: Off.
13hrs off
11hrs on
Mon–Fri

RDS instance

dev-postgres

Mon–Fri

Start 8:00 AM

Stop 7:00 PM

Weekends
Off

$428/month

Estimated savings

What you can schedule

  • RDS
  • Auto Scaling Groups
  • Redshift
  • DocumentDB
  • Neptune

Optimize more of your AWS environment

CloudBudgie runs cost optimizations across a growing range of AWS services.

  • EC2
  • Auto Scaling
  • Lambda
  • RDS
  • Redshift
  • EBS
  • S3
  • ECR
  • ELB
  • NAT Gateway
  • Elastic IP

AWS-native insights

  • Compute Optimizer
  • Trusted Advisor
  • Savings Plans

You control what CloudBudgie can do.

Connect with an AWS IAM role and grant only the permissions needed for the features you choose.

  • Least privilege
    Grant only the IAM permissions CloudBudgie needs.
  • You're in control
    Choose what CloudBudgie can see and what it can change.
  • Permission transparency
    See the permissions required by every optimization.
Permissions required. Illustrative example after connecting AWS. Not a live customer result.
Permissions required
Rightsize overprovisioned instances
ec2:DescribeInstancesec2:DescribeTagsec2:DescribeInstanceTypesec2:ModifyInstanceAttributecloudwatch:GetMetricData
Why they're needed
Read utilization and instance configuration, and modify the instance type only when you choose to apply the optimization.

Simple pricing. Everything included.

Pricing scales with how much CloudBudgie evaluates.

Keep 100% of what you save.

Unlimited AWS accounts on every plan.

  • Free

    $0

    /month

    500

    optimization evaluations

    • No credit card required
  • Most popular
    Starter

    $49

    /month

    5,000

    optimization evaluations

  • Team

    $149

    /month

    25,000

    optimization evaluations

  • Business

    $399

    /month

    100,000

    optimization evaluations

  • Enterprise

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    Custom

    evaluation allowance

    • Large environments and organizations
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Why this stays simple

  • Traditional cloud optimization pricing
    • Price tied to AWS spend
    • Percentage of savings
    • Features locked behind tiers
    • Talk to sales to get started
  • CloudBudgie
    • Price tied to your environment
    • Keep 100% of your savings
    • All features included
    • Start free

Frequently asked questions

CloudBudgie starts free for smaller AWS environments, with paid plans starting at $49/month. Pricing scales with the number of optimization evaluations your environment uses—not as a percentage of your AWS spend or savings.

No. Pricing does not require billing access to determine your subscription price.

No. Customers keep 100% of the AWS savings CloudBudgie identifies.

You can upgrade as your environment grows. CloudBudgie offers plans designed for AWS environments of all sizes.

CloudBudgie connects to your AWS account using an IAM role. You control the permissions granted to CloudBudgie based on the features you want to use.

Yes. You can use CloudBudgie to find savings opportunities without granting permission to make changes to your AWS environment.

Only when you choose to apply an optimization directly. CloudBudgie can also generate Terraform or CloudFormation pull requests, allowing your team to review and deploy changes through your existing workflow.

You choose which supported optimization policies to enable. CloudBudgie checks your AWS environment on a schedule and automatically handles new savings opportunities using the remediation method you select.

Yes. CloudBudgie can modify existing Terraform and CloudFormation and open pull requests.

No. It opens a pull request for review and does not require Terraform state access.