For companies spending roughly GBP 10k-GBP 50k a month on AWS without a dedicated FinOps function. I find where the budget is going, fix what's wasted, and put the guardrails in place so it stays fixed.
Each one stands alone, but they're designed to flow into each other - audit finds the savings, the implementation project realises them, and the retainer keeps them from drifting back.
Goal - identify savings opportunities across your AWS estate.
Executive summary
Prioritised recommendations
Goal - actually realise the savings identified in the audit.
Compute
Database
Kubernetes
Storage
Governance
You pay a share of what's actually saved - aligned incentives, no upfront risk.
Goal - prevent costs drifting back up. Most organisations become inefficient again within months of an audit.
Cost monitoring
Savings Plans management
Governance
Monthly report
Strategic advice on
Depending on AWS spend and complexity.
If cloud costs are becoming a line item that keeps growing and nobody owns it, that's the gap Krobonic fills.
No long contracts. The audit stands alone, and continuing into an implementation project or retainer is always your call.
Read-only access to your billing console and Cost Explorer. Every service reviewed, spend mapped by driver, and a prioritised list of what to fix first - delivered as an executive summary with supporting detail.
Changes are made directly in your AWS environment - rightsizing, reserved capacity, lifecycle policies, tagging - with full documentation and a before/after savings comparison. Priced on gain share: you pay a percentage of what's actually saved.
Monthly cost governance - spend monitoring, anomaly detection, Savings Plans management, and a written report. Positioned as ongoing AWS Cost Governance, not generic support. From GBP 500-GBP 2,000/month depending on spend and complexity.
Krobonic is run by Callum, a backend and DevOps engineer who has spent years building and tuning production systems on AWS in budget conscious environments, including the unglamorous work of figuring out why the bill went up.
That background means recommendations are written the way an engineer would want to receive them: specific, reversible, and explained in terms of what changes and why - not just a number on a slide.
Let your developers focus on building great products, not on the bill.
The audit requires read-only access to your AWS billing console. You'll receive a full breakdown of current spend, key cost drivers, and a prioritised list of savings opportunities - whether you engage Krobonic to implement them or not.
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