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Find the money you’re leaking in the cloud.

A read-only scan of your AWS, GCP & Azure accounts for orphaned, idle and over-provisioned resources — ranked, priced in £/mo, with the exact fix.

Reclaimable / mo

£225

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Findings

7

Write actions

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§ 01 / One-Command Setup

Live in 5 minutes. One command for your AI.

Don't even read the docs — paste this into Claude Code, Cursor, or any AI terminal. It pulls the open-source agent, scans every project read-only, and pushes your waste straight to the console.

paste into your AI assistant
Set up FeckBills to find wasted spend in my cloud.
 
Pull the open-source, read-only agent, scan every project I can
see, then push the findings to my console:
 
  docker run --rm -v ~/.config/gcloud:/root/.config/gcloud:ro \
    ghcr.io/feckbills/feckbills-agent \
    scan --all-projects --push --token $FECKBILLS_API_KEY
 
Use my gcloud application-default credentials (read-only, never write).
When it's done, open feckbills.com/console and show me the 5 biggest leaks.

Swap $FECKBILLS_API_KEY for your own — a free key is one click away in the console.

§ 02 / The Console

Your money, tracked — not just found once

Every scan becomes living history: savings reclaimed over time, waste by category, continuous watch across all your accounts.

app.feckbills.com/console

§ System / Overview

3 projects

Reclaimable / mo

£0

Findings

0

Saved to date

£0

Savings reclaimed

last 8 months

Latest scan

live
  • runway/api @ acme-prod£286/mo

    GKE requests ≫ usage (9% P95 CPU)

  • i-0c5e7a1b3f8d£111/mo

    Idle EC2 (m5.xlarge, peak 3% CPU)

  • vol-0a3f81d2£63/mo

    Unattached 1 TiB gp3, 41d

  • db-ingest-8b7b£41/mo

    RDS idle, 0 connections 14d

  • eipalloc-07f88f3c£3/mo

    Unassociated Elastic IP, billed idle

§ 03 / Namespace X-ray

See which namespaces actually earn their keep

For GKE we map every namespace's real activity — used CPU, network, and request traffic — into a heatmap. Spot the ones reserving compute but doing nothing, and claw the spend back. Flagged, never auto-killed: you decide.

Namespace activity · acme-prod

used CPU over 14d

api
£412
web
£286
workers
£198
ingest
£154
search-legacy
£182
billing-v1
£130
cert-manager
£28

2 idle namespaces · £312/mo reserved compute doing nothing.

§ 04 / Detector Array

Detectors for the waste the consoles bury

We stand on each cloud's own metrics & recommendation APIs, then add the "lost resource" detectors they miss — and rank everything by £ impact.

AWS · GCP · Azure

01

GKE requests ≫ usage

Pods reserving 4 vCPU and burning 0.15 at P95 — the wedge, priced as reclaimable capacity.

02

Unattached persistent disks

Disks nobody deleted — incl. leaked pvc-* volumes — still on the bill 30/60/90 days on.

03

Reserved-but-idle static IPs

External IPs you're billed for precisely because they sit unattached.

04

Orphaned & stale snapshots

Snapshots whose source disk is gone, or quietly ageing past 90 days.

05

Disks on stopped VMs

Persistent disks still billing on TERMINATED Compute Engine instances.

06

Idle Compute Engine VMs

Running VMs with near-zero CPU over the window (gke-* nodes excluded).

§ 05 / Global Sweep

Waste, found the world over

Every region, every cloud — GCP, AWS and Azure, each in its own colour. Bigger blob, bigger monthly leak.

GCP AWS Azure· illustrative data

§ 06 / Connect Sequence

Connected in minutes. Read-only the whole way.

01

Connect read-only

Grant a least-privilege role or run the open-source agent in your own account. No write scopes, ever.

02

Scan

We pull the cloud's own metrics & recommendations, then run our detectors for the waste they miss.

03

Claw it back

A ranked, plain-English action list in £/mo — what to change, the saving, and the risk.

No secrets, no write scopes, no raw resource data leaves your account — only findings. The agent is open source so you can audit exactly what it reads before you connect it.

Find your leak in 60 seconds.

Run the free CLI against your own account, or connect read-only and let the console watch the waste for you.