For CFOs, VP Finance, and FinOps leads
See where your cloud spend goes, and what to do about it.
Cloud Horizon watches your AWS, Azure, and GCP spend day by day, flags anomalies before the invoice lands, attributes every dollar to a team and service, and hands the engineer a fix. Flat fee. Read-only setup in 10 minutes.
Free 14 days, read-only access, one-page anomaly report at the end. No card required.
May 2026 month-to-date
$120,043
vs forecast
+$8,914 (+8.0%)
Top anomalies this week
- +$4,318/mo
NAT Gateway · us-east-1
AWS
- +$2,704/mo
Aurora db.r6g.4xlarge
AWS
- +$1,892/mo
Front Door Premium · idle
Azure
Spend by team
- Platform 32%
- Data 24%
- Growth 18%
- ML 14%
- Untagged 12%
Reads billing data from every cloud you run
From signup to audit report in 14 days
Three steps. The third one is a one-page summary for the CFO and a detailed engineering appendix for whoever fixes the workloads.
Read-only access
You create a read-only IAM role in AWS, a service principal in Azure, a service account in GCP, and a project token in StackIT. 10 minutes total. We never write back without explicit per-action approval.
Daily scan
Cloud Horizon pulls billing data, resource inventory, and tag data nightly. The anomaly engine compares against your 90-day baseline. A human reviews high-severity alerts before they hit your inbox.
Audit report
After 14 days you get a one-page CFO summary, a detailed engineering appendix with dollar value per finding, and a remediation playbook. No upsell call. You decide what happens next.
Average waste flagged in first audit
11 to 18%
Across 14 read-only audits we ran in 2026 Q1, mid-market AWS + Azure tenants.
Time to first anomaly alert
< 24 hours
After read-only access lands. No agents, no Terraform changes, no engineering work from your side.
Pricing model
Flat fee
Banded by your monthly cloud spend. Never a percentage of spend. The line item your CFO can defend.
Three real anomalies we flagged this quarter
Anonymized from customer audits. Numbers are real. The fixes were engineering tickets, not procurement projects.
NAT Gateway data transfer
A single misconfigured VPC routed traffic through NAT in us-east-1, $4,300 a month. We caught it on day three of an audit. The fix was a route-table edit and a one-line Terraform change.
RDS class drift
A staging Aurora cluster scaled itself to db.r6g.4xlarge during a migration test and never scaled back. $2,700 a month for an idle replica. Console shows healthy. The bill does not.
Reserved instance expiry
Three RIs expired in the same week, on-demand replaced them automatically, $9,100 a month appeared. Your finance team did not budget for it. We notify both teams the day the conversion happens.
Attribution that survives a finance review
Every dollar in your invoice tagged to a team and a service. Works with the tags you already have, plus account-level rules for the workloads you cannot tag, plus regex for everything else.
- Tag policy enforcement, with un-tagged spend bucketed and surfaced for cleanup.
- Account and subscription rules for the workloads you cannot tag.
- Custom regex on resource ARN and resource group, for the rest.
- Daily delta reports per team and service, delivered to email or Slack.
- Per-team budget tracking with alerts at 50%, 80%, and 100% of the period.
Why a flat fee
Most FinOps platforms bill a percentage of your cloud spend. We do not.
A percentage model means the vendor wins when your bill grows. We do not want that incentive on the table. Cloud Horizon is a flat monthly fee banded by spend. The line item your CFO can defend in a budget review, with no surprise scaling clause.
Starter
$499/mo
Up to $100K monthly cloud spend.
Growth
$1,499/mo
Up to $500K monthly cloud spend.
Scale
Custom
Above $500K monthly spend.
Get the free 14-day audit
Three fields, two minutes. We confirm by email and book a 30-minute kickoff to scope read-only access. The audit returns a one-page CFO report and a detailed engineering appendix.