Cloud FinOps: take back control of the bill
FinOps is not only for large enterprises. As soon as several subscriptions, accounts or projects coexist, the bill turns opaque — for an SME and for a multi-entity IT organisation alike.
Cloud Inspector adds a pragmatic FinOps layer: spot what is unused, estimate savings, prioritise action.
Without FinOps discipline, cloud becomes a blurry subscription: you pay for half-idle machines, orphan disks, forgotten public IPs. Multi-cloud audit puts that waste into an ordered list.
We do not promise a hyperscaler-grade real-time cost centre. We promise to see quickly what costs too much for what it delivers — on Azure, AWS, GCP, OVHcloud and Scaleway.
FinOps signals we target
- Very lightly used virtual machines
- Potentially oversized instances
- Unattached disks still billing storage
- Unused public IP addresses
These controls are part of the multi-cloud audit grid, alongside security and resilience. Cloud audit
FinOps without the factory
An IT lead or finance director should open the report and know what to stop or right-size first. Not a thousand KPIs: decisions.
For an MSP, it is also a client deliverable: show drift, quantify potential savings, propose a plan — without forcing a heavy FinOps tool on every account.
Link FinOps and security
A forgotten resource is often poorly secured too. One audit avoids two tools and conflicting priorities. Security