Cloud billing is ridiculously complicated. A typical enterprise cloud bill can contain millions of line items that represent tens of thousands of different resource types and price points. AWS alone has more than 70,000 price points for compute instances alone.
Overprovisioned compute, write-only data lakes, misconfigured backups, cross-zone data transfer, storage
overprovisioning, orphaned resources...
Does any of this sound familiar?
No wonder companies are leaking money at an amazing rate.
Reduce knows when a project is approaching the limit. Reduce can also automatically prevent a project team from provisioning new resources until a variances is approved. Run IT like a business with Reduce and watch the savings go directly to the bottom line.
Reduce shows your spend in the context of your organization. Which project is spending too much? Can this project afford an expansion? When will this project go over budget? Which projects go over budget if this funding source is reduced? Reduce lets you use this knowledge to steer your org on budget.
40% of compute instances are too big for the load required. Downsizing an instance one tier can save 25%, downsizing 2 tiers can save 50%. Get the idea? Reduce identifies over provisioned compute instances and, with your approval, resizes them for you to save you money.
Your developers only need development and QA environments when they're working. There are 168 hours in a week, of which around 40 are spent at work. Cloud providers bill you only for compute that is 'on', so Reduce Cloud Costs turns development environments off when your team is not at work. This yield as much as 75% savings on development compute costs!
Reduce knows when a project is approaching the limit. Reduce can also automatically prevent a project team from provisioning new resources until a variances is approved. Run IT like a business with Reduce and watch the savings go directly to the bottom line.
Reduce shows your spend in the context of your organization. Which project is spending too much? Can this project afford an expansion? When will this project go over budget? Which projects go over budget if this funding source is reduced? Reduce lets you use this knowledge to steer your org on budget.
40% of compute instances are too big for the load required. Downsizing an instance one tier can save 25%, downsizing 2 tiers can save 50%. Get the idea? Reduce identifies over provisioned compute instances and, with your approval, resizes them for you to save you money.
Your developers only need development and QA environments when they're working. There are 168 hours in a week, of which around 40 are spent at work. Cloud providers bill you only for compute that is 'on', so Reduce Cloud Costs turns development environments off when your team is not at work. This yield as much as 75% savings on development compute costs!
If Reduce stops a spend event, we log it.
If Reduce turns down your resources, we record how much we save
If you take Reduce's advice on over allocation, we record how much we saved
Add it up and Reduce pays for itselfAWS and datacenter only (for now)
Any instance type, any OS
Reduce tracks everything, it stops what it can
You spend $30,000 per month across 3 AWS accounts
You set up Reduce in your cloud.
You pay us $600 ($30000 * 2%)
You pay us less as you save money.
If Reduce saves more than 2%, it pays for itself.No limits.
We scale to meet your needs
You pay less as we save you money.
Reduce pays for itself at any scale