Explore by cost driver

The same 33 tools, grouped by what is actually moving the bill rather than by whose cloud it is on. Use this when you know the symptom but not the service: an egress problem does not announce whether it belongs to a NAT gateway, a CDN, or pods talking across zones.

Compute and utilisation

Instances and functions that are larger than the work needs, or running when nobody needs them. Usually the largest single line and almost always the one with the least risk attached to changing it.

Storage and lifecycle

Data sitting in a class it does not need. The trap is always the same: retrieval charges, per-object minimums and early-delete fees eat the storage saving that motivated the move.

Network and data transfer

The charges that do not appear on any instance line. Gateways billed by the hour and by the gigabyte, egress tiers, and traffic that costs money simply for crossing a zone boundary inside your own region.

Kubernetes and containers

Where the bill is set by what pods requested rather than what they used, and where the control plane, load balancers and node disks add up to more than people expect.

Databases and caching

Managed engines where the replica, the standby and the storage multiply the headline instance price, and where capacity mode is worth more than instance size.

Analytics and warehouses

Query engines billed by bytes scanned, credits burned or slots reserved. The lever is nearly always the query or the idle warehouse, not the rate.

AI and model usage

Token spend, and the loop around it. Agentic workloads multiply a per-call price by steps, fan-out, retries and a context window that grows as it goes.

Billing data, allocation and governance

The work that makes every other number trustworthy: knowing what moved, what it belongs to, and whether the export conforms to a standard anyone else can read.

Pricing and commitments

Discount mechanics and what the vendor changed this week. Commitments interact with each other in ways that are not always additive and are occasionally negative.

Carbon and sustainability

The same workload, priced in emissions rather than dollars. Location moves this by hundreds of per cent where the operator moves it by a few.

Finitizer watches every one of these drivers continuously

These tools price one driver at a time against numbers you supply by hand. Finitizer connects read-only and keyless, evaluates all of them daily against your live accounts, and ships the fix as a Terraform pull request or a Jira ticket.