FinOps Cloud cost, watched

Where the cloud
bill goes.

Connect your cloud billing and see the spend where it happens: anomalies, budget burn, waste and unit-cost trends, correlated with the estate behind the numbers. Azure, AWS and Google in one window.

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What it is

Cost, next to the thing that spends it

Most cloud cost lives in a billing console, read after the month has closed. FinOps brings it into the same window as the estate, so a spend anomaly sits next to the resource that caused it, and the number is live rather than a spreadsheet you reconcile later. Cost stops being a monthly surprise and becomes something you watch alongside everything else.

Spend in the open

What you see

Spend anomalies

Unexpected jumps flagged as they happen, tied to the account, service or resource driving them.

Budget burn

Tracking against budget through the month, so you know you are on course or heading over before the invoice lands.

Waste and idle resources

Idle and oversized resources surfaced, the spend that buys nothing, ready to reclaim.

Unit-cost trends

Cost per unit over time, so efficiency is measured rather than assumed as the estate grows.

The big three

Supported sources

Azure Cost Management
AWS Cost and Usage
Google Cloud Billing

Each connection is one watch, and Azure, AWS and Google read in one view with currency switching between pounds and dollars. Off the list, an outbound webhook or a scoped custom integration brings it in, and the list grows as we productise new connectors.

The watch model

Priced as watches

One watch per source

Each cloud billing connection is one watch at £199 a month, on Advanced and Premium, or as a watch on Services Only.

Included on Premium

On Premium, every FinOps and AIOps connection from the supported list is included, designed for 25 connections.

One view, many clouds

Azure, AWS and Google together, with currency switching, so a multi-cloud bill reads as a single picture.

Your data, your region. Choose where your data lives: UK, US or Asia. AI processing uses Microsoft’s Azure AI service under our data processing agreement. Summarised context only. Raw telemetry never leaves your tenant. Processing may occur outside your chosen region.

Questions

Common questions

What is FinOps here?

Cloud cost brought into the same window as the estate that spends it. Connect your cloud billing and see spend anomalies, budget burn, waste and unit-cost trends live, correlated with the infrastructure and services behind the numbers.

Which cloud billing sources are supported?

Azure Cost Management, AWS Cost and Usage, and Google Cloud Billing. Each connection is one watch. Off the list, an outbound webhook or a scoped custom integration brings it in.

How is FinOps priced?

Each cloud billing connection is one watch at £199 a month, on Advanced and Premium, or as a watch on Services Only. On Premium, every FinOps and AIOps connection from the supported list is included, designed for 25.

Can I see more than one cloud at once?

Yes. Azure, AWS and Google sit in one view, with currency switching between pounds and dollars, so a multi-cloud estate reads as one picture rather than three separate bills.

See your cloud bill in context.

Bring your cloud accounts to a demo, and we will show the spend next to the estate that drives it.