Commitment anxiety
Teams stay on on-demand pricing because Committed Use Discounts feel like a trap. So they leave discounts worth up to 57 percent on the table to avoid lock-in that good planning would never cause.
Teams stay on on-demand pricing because Committed Use Discounts feel like a trap. So they leave discounts worth up to 57 percent on the table to avoid lock-in that good planning would never cause.
Predefined machine types rarely match the workload, so you pay for vCPU or memory you never touch. Custom machine types and newer families can cut that waste, but nobody has time to rework it.
Instances picked months ago run larger than they need. Old disks, forgotten projects and dev environments run all weekend, and cold data sits in standard storage.
Rate and usage, worked together. Cutting the price you pay per hour matters little if half those hours are waste, so I do both.
Spend based and resource based CUDs laddered to your real usage, stacked on top of automatic sustained use discounts, so you get deep discounts without a risky long term guess.
Match Compute Engine to what the workload actually uses with custom machine types and newer families, so you stop paying for vCPU and memory that sit idle.
Batch jobs, CI runners and stateless services moved onto Spot VMs for up to 91 percent off, with safe fallbacks so the workloads that cannot take an interruption stay put.
Shut down what nobody uses, tier Cloud Storage to nearline and coldline, clean up orphaned disks and snapshots, and fix noisy cross region and internet egress.
GKE tuned with the cluster autoscaler, node auto-provisioning and sensible requests and limits, so nodes scale to the workload instead of sitting half empty.
Cost allocation by team and service with billing exports and BigQuery, budgets and anomaly alerts, so the savings stick and the next surprise bill gets caught early.
We read your bill and usage and show you exactly where the money is going and how much is recoverable.
A prioritized plan with the quick wins first, the dollar impact of each, and the risk spelled out plainly.
We do the work with your team in the loop. Commitments bought, resources tuned, guardrails set, nothing broken.
Dashboards and alerts handed over so your team owns it, plus a monthly check in if you want ongoing eyes on it.
A data heavy startup ran Compute Engine and GKE on-demand with predefined machines far larger than the work required. We layered Committed Use Discounts, moved to custom machine types and tuned GKE, all with zero downtime.
We had no idea how much we were wasting on machine types that never fit. The savings landed almost immediately.
Most teams land between 20 and 40 percent of their Google Cloud bill. The exact number depends on how much you have optimized already. The cost review gives you a real figure for your project before you commit to anything bigger.