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Cloud savings

Find where you're overspending in your cloud

No savings, no fee.

CloudLevy runs a read-only review of your AWS, Google Cloud or Azure account and sends a written, dated fix list with a monthly saving for each fix. You choose what to apply.

You pay a share of the savings, and only on fixes you apply and we confirm.

Read-only access you create. No passwords. Remove it any time.

Five steps to your fix list

  1. Request: tell us which clouds you use and agree short written terms.
  2. Access: create read-only access in your own account.
  3. Your list: a written, dated list with a monthly saving for each fix.
  4. Your choice: apply the fixes you want, or none. Your team makes the changes.
  5. One check: we check each applied fix once at your next invoice.

What you get

  • The resource, the change and the monthly saving on every line.

  • The evidence for each fix and how confident we are.

  • A person reads every fix list before we send it.

  • The list is yours to keep, whether or not you apply anything.

The access you grant

  • AWS

    a read-only role, protected by an external ID.

  • Google Cloud

    read-only access for a service account, on the projects you choose.

  • Azure

    a custom view-only role on the subscription you choose. No client secret or key is created.

Not asked for: passwords, root credentials, long-lived keys, or permission to change your resources. Rather not grant access? Send a cost export instead.

We can't promise a savings figure before we've looked at your account. Some accounts have little waste.

Common questions

What access does CloudLevy need?

Read-only access you create. No passwords. Remove it any time.

How does CloudLevy charge?

You pay a share of the savings, and only on fixes you apply and we confirm. No savings, no fee.

Can you promise a savings figure?

We can't promise a savings figure before we've looked at your account. Some accounts have little waste.

Can I use CloudLevy without granting access?

Yes. Send a cost export instead.

Ready to see your cloud fix list?