AI and GPU costs
Experiments with models and GPUs can double a bill in a month.
What we doSet budgets and alerts on AI workloads, and shut down what is not in use.
Bridging the technology gap
Cut the cloud bill and keep shipping. We show you where the money goes, remove the waste, and set up the habits that keep the bill under control, without slowing your engineers down.
Sustain and govern. Owners, budgets and a monthly review so savings last
MOUNTSMY provides cloud cost optimization and FinOps services from Ahmedabad, India: visibility into AWS, Azure and Google Cloud spend, removal of waste, smarter use of commitments, and budgets and ownership that keep costs under control. The first step is a read-only review of your bill.
The order matters: you cannot trim what you cannot see, and you should not commit before trimming.
An example path, drawn by us. Your bill review shows yours.
Cloud makes it easy to start spending and hard to see where it goes.
Experiments with models and GPUs can double a bill in a month.
Someone is asking what the cloud spend actually buys.
A clean-up last year helped, and then the bill grew again.
Resources belong to a team that left, or to nobody.
You learn about a spike when the invoice arrives.
Licences, SaaS and support contracts sit outside the cloud invoice.
FinOps is a way of working, not a one-time clean-up.
Every cost is tied to a team, a product and an environment.
Changes are tested and reversible, so engineers keep shipping.
Budgets and forecasts finance can plan around.
Owners see their own costs and act on them.
Idle resources found every month, not once a year.
Engineers think about cost when they design, not after.
A clean-up helps once. FinOps keeps it helping.
| Aspect | One-off clean-up | FinOps |
|---|---|---|
| Timing | Once, usually after a surprise bill | A routine, every month |
| Focus | Delete visible waste | Visibility, waste, commitments and ownership together |
| Who acts | One engineer, once | Owners on every team, with finance |
| Result | Savings that drift back | Savings that stay, and spend that is forecastable |
Use them together for a full programme, or pick the one that hurts most.
Know who spends what.
The FinOps Foundation describes three phases: inform, optimize and operate. Our five stages cover all three.
A read-only look at what you spend and why.
Give read-only billing access.
Read-only. We change nothing.
Put visibility and guardrails in place.
Agree owners and tag rules.
Additive changes only.
Remove waste and use commitments wisely.
Approve each change window.
Tested in staging first, with a rollback ready.
Make cost part of how teams work.
Nominate owners and attend the review.
Policies start as warnings before they block anything.
Keep the savings from drifting back.
Read the report and act on recommendations.
You can run the routine yourselves at any time.
Savings only count if production keeps working.
Most fail because the savings do not last, or because something breaks.
Every change is reversible, and nothing is cut without your approval.
Most clients begin with the review.
A read-only review of your bills with a spend breakdown, a list of waste and a ranked set of actions. Yours to keep.
Good for: Finding out what is possibleA clear scope, timeline and price for a defined piece of work.
Good for: A specific goalFixes, audits and short tasks, billed by the hour.
Good for: Small or urgent jobsPart-time or full-time engineers working inside your tools, by the month.
Good for: Ongoing work and supportSpend patterns differ by sector. These are the areas we have built for.
It is strongest when it follows a migration and sits next to managed operations.
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.
Ask a questionA practice that brings finance, engineering and the business together to manage cloud spend. It follows three phases: see what you spend, optimize it, and operate with ongoing control.
Reducing what you pay for the cloud without hurting what it delivers: removing waste, matching capacity to demand and using discounts such as reservations and savings plans.
A clean-up removes visible waste once. FinOps adds ownership, budgets and a monthly routine, so savings stay.
It depends on how your cloud is run today. We do not promise a percentage up front. The bill review shows what is possible and how confident we are.
Quick wins such as idle resources can show up in the next bill. Commitments and habits take a few months to pay off.
We test changes in staging first, apply them in windows you approve and keep a rollback ready.
Yes. We use the native tools of each, and Azure-specific items such as Hybrid Benefit are included.
Sometimes. It depends on what you run today. Our migration assessment compares your current cost with the cloud before you decide.
Tags label each resource with an owner or product. Showback reports the cost back to each team; chargeback bills it internally.
A short report on spend, savings, open actions and the forecast, with a scorecard.
Read-only billing and cost access for the review. Changes are made only with your approval, and through roles you can see and revoke.
Yes. Many clients keep us on monthly for the routine, or hire a dedicated cloud engineer.
Book a free 30-minute call with an engineer. We’ll send a written plan and quote after.