The monthly AWS cost review on one screen, not a spreadsheet built for it.
The figures the review asks for are already read, compared and judged when the meeting starts, from the same source for everyone in the room.
What it answers
The questions that come to you, and where each answer lives.
- How did the month go?
Month to date, its pace against last month and the month-end forecast, under one sentence that says whether that is good or bad.
Costs
- What moved?
The services, accounts and cost centres that moved most, set against the same span before.
Costs
- Are we comparing like with like?
Pace compares complete days with the same number of days last month, and the page names the span it compared. A shared link carries the comparison with it.
Costs
- What needs a decision before next month?
Each page carries its single worst fact beside the verdict: a commitment about to lapse, a budget about to be crossed, spend nobody owns.
Every page
Where it starts
The pages you will open first.
Costs
Run rate, pace against the window before it, and the services and accounts carrying the movement.
64%of this month's rise is one account
Cost Explorer
Cost Attribution
You declare the tags that count. Every taggable resource is scored against them, and what is left unowned is priced.
68%of taggable resources have an owner
Config · Cost Explorer
AI Spend
Bedrock on the bill and Claude bought direct from Anthropic, summed across all four token types.
$21,904over 30 days, both channels
Two billing channels
Deployed into your AWS account, and read-only.
- Read-only
- Your AWS account, your Region
- Encrypted at rest in your account
- Revocable in one action
To have a senior AWS architect review the month with you, see Office Hours.
Also in Solutions
Point it at your organization and see the first answer the same afternoon.
30 minutes of one engineer · your AWS data stays in your account