AWS Bill Autopsy
AWS bill jumped?
Get the root cause,
not another dashboard.
Send a Cost Explorer export. Receive a 48-hour bill autopsy with the likely culprit, affected resources, and concrete fixes.
$99 Bill Autopsy →- Cost Explorer tells you the service. It rarely tells you the system behavior that caused it.
- Most small teams don't need FinOps. They need incident response for cost.
- No AWS access required for the first audit.
How it works
- Export your Cost Explorer data as CSV (last 3 months).
- Submit via the form below with a one-line description of what changed.
- Receive a written report within 48 hours: root cause, affected resources, and three ranked fixes.
Built by an engineer with several years on AWS AI services (Lex and Bedrock). The patterns in these reports come from seeing the same NAT Gateway, CloudWatch Logs, and idle resource cost spikes hit small teams over and over — and from knowing AWS billing well enough to read between the lines of a Cost Explorer export.
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$99 Bill Autopsy →FAQ
What formats do you accept?
Cost Explorer CSV export (the standard export from the AWS console). If you have CloudWatch dashboards or Trusted Advisor reports, include those too — more context means a better diagnosis.
Do you need access to my AWS account?
No. The first audit is based entirely on the Cost Explorer export you send. If the root cause requires deeper investigation, I'll ask for read-only CloudWatch access — but that's optional and only for complex cases.
What's the turnaround time?
48 hours from when you submit. Usually faster. You'll get a written report — not a call, not a slide deck.
What happens after I receive the report?
If you have follow-up questions about the analysis or remediation steps, reply to the email and I'll answer at no extra charge. The goal is for you to be confident in the fix, not just hand off a document.
What does the report include?
Root cause with evidence, dollar impact estimate, three ranked remediation actions (quick wins first), and long-term recommendations to prevent recurrence.