Vriea runs a FinOps teardown of your cloud environment — right-sizing, commitment planning, and tagging — then builds a cost model and guardrails that keep spend aligned to value. Clients typically see 30–45% lower monthly spend.
A senior architect responds within one business day · NDA on request
Cloud bills grow because the cloud makes it trivially easy to provision and painful to remember to turn things off. Oversized instances, idle environments, and unattributed line items pile up quarter after quarter — and nobody can say which dollars map to value.
That waste is recoverable — and because it's recurring, every dollar you eliminate comes back month after month. Recovery compounds.
Figures from published industry research. See the method: our FinOps teardown playbook →
Tag every resource, map cost-to-value, and surface idle and over-provisioned spend — so you know exactly where the money goes before we touch anything.
Match capacity to real demand — not to what someone provisioned "to be safe" two years ago.
Savings Plans, Reserved Instances, and committed-use discounts modeled to your actual usage — not the vendor's upsell.
Budgets, alerts, and a tagging standard so the savings don't erode the quarter after we leave.
Storage tiering, data-transfer reduction, and right-tier compute — the structural changes that unlock the deeper savings.
Startups and mid-market teams on AWS or Azure whose bill has outgrown their understanding of it — or who are heading into a fundraise or board review and need spend under control.
See how we cut a mid-market SaaS platform's cloud spend 43% while improving reliability. Savings vary by environment — that's why the teardown quantifies your recoverable range before you commit to anything.
Most environments have 30–45% recoverable; we quantify yours in the teardown before you commit.
No — right-sizing removes waste, not capacity. We engineer to your reliability targets.
Both: a one-time teardown plus an optional FinOps retainer to hold the gains.
Both, including hybrid and multi-cloud.
Tell us what your bill looks like. A senior architect — not a sales rep — responds within one business day with what the teardown would cover.
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