// Free. Findings in 2 business days.
AWS Quick Wins Audit
Free
About 10 hours of a certified senior engineer going through your AWS account, methodically. Not a scan: what is wrong, why it got that way, and what to fix first.
No sales layer, no juniors. You meet the engineer before anything begins.
Free means free. No invoice, no obligation.
The report is yours either way: fix it yourself or hire us to fix it. Typical findings are 20 to 40% of the bill.
// Deliverables
What you get
Written report with prioritized fixes
Every finding explained: why it is happening, what it costs you, what to change. Ranked by impact and effort, so the order to work in is already decided.
Savings estimate per finding
A dollar figure attached to each item, with the effort beside it, so the small items do not crowd out the ones that actually move the bill.
Architecture and security notes
What we noticed beyond cost: risky configurations, single points of failure, and the gaps that turn into questions on an enterprise security questionnaire.
30 minute walkthrough call
We go through the report together and answer your questions, engineer to engineer. Bring the decisions you are unsure about.
An automated tool will hand you a number, and several of them do it well and for free. What a tool does not hand you is why the architecture ended up costing that, what to change first without breaking something, and what else is wrong nearby. That judgement is what the 10 hours are for.
Sample report on request.
// Process
How it works
Read-only access
You grant read-only access via a least-privilege IAM role. No write permissions, no shared credentials, revocable at any time.
We audit
A certified senior engineer goes through your account methodically. Findings in 2 business days.
Walkthrough, then you decide
We walk you through the report. You decide what to fix: yourself, or with us. No obligation either way.
// Typical findings
What we usually find
The same patterns show up in almost every account. That is why the audit is fast. Some of it is spend. The rest is what tends to be quietly broken next to the expensive thing, which is the part a cost report never reaches.
- Oversized instances
- Unattached volumes and old snapshots
- Missing S3 lifecycle policies
- NAT and cross-AZ transfer waste
- RDS Extended Support surcharges
- Over-provisioned Kubernetes
- CI credit burn
- Public IPv4 charges
- Single AZ dependencies under a production load
- IAM roles far wider than the workload needs
- Long-lived AWS keys sitting in CI
- Backups nobody has ever restored from
// FAQ
Audit questions, answered
// Next step
Ready to see what your account is hiding?
Free. Findings in 2 business days. The report is yours either way.
No sales layer, no juniors. You meet the engineer before anything begins.