Somebody should have caught this.
SpendPilot reads your AWS and Azure invoices the way a sharp-eyed accountant would — circling the idle instances, oversized volumes, and forgotten snapshots nobody's looking at.
Cloud spend doesn't send an alert when it goes wrong.
The invoice just gets a little bigger every month, and everyone assumes someone else is watching it.
Idle by design
Autoscaling groups that scaled up for a launch and never scaled back down. Nobody's job to notice.
Right-sized never
Instance types picked in month one, under real load. Still running the same size two years later.
Snapshots outlive their reason
Backups taken before a risky deploy, kept "just in case," billed every month since.
Three steps, one afternoon.
No agents to install, no read access to grant. Just the bill you already have.
Upload
Drop your AWS Cost & Usage Report or Azure billing export as a CSV. That's the only input SpendPilot needs to start the process.
Analyze
After you upload a file, the AI analyzes your costs, recommends concrete savings, and groups spend by top services — the things a human review would not catch automatically.
Recall
Once you've saved a few reports, ask the AI chat to compare them against each other — spotting trends and shifts in your spend over time.
Your next invoice is already leaking money.
Upload the last one and find out exactly where.
Start reviewing your bill