Preparing this Costframe view
Preparing this Costframe viewPreparing this Costframe view
Preparing this Costframe viewOUR MISSION
Why we built Costframe, and the principles we won’t compromise.

The work Costframe supports is collaborative, with finance and engineering reviewing the same evidence.
Most cost tools ask for write access so they can “remediate” for you. We think that trade is backwards: no one should hand production keys to a vendor to save money. Costframe proves you can get world-class cost control through a strict read-only model — evidence in your hands, changes on your terms.
Finance reads invoices; engineering reads retail price tables, and the two numbers rarely match. Costframe models your negotiated discounts so every saving is expressed in what you’re actually billed. When we say a number, it’s the number on your invoice.
Engineers get resource-level evidence and exact resize math. Finance gets net totals, realized savings, and a clean PDF. The same audit serves both — no translation layer, no arguing about whose number is right.
We support Azure in full GA production mode. AWS and GCP are available in our early-access pilot program (featuring 7 specialized cost detectors). No matter your cloud mix, Costframe is designed with strict least-privilege principles at its core.
Costframe is designed by security and infrastructure specialists. Having operated cloud-scale telemetry and billing pipelines, we believe cost management doesn’t have to compromise operational security.
Read-Only Architecture
Built strictly around OIDC federated trust, Azure Service Principals, and role-based IAM. We maintain zero write pathways to your cloud.
Net-vs-List Engine
Reconciling raw usage logs against negotiated enterprise discounts. Built to display what you actually pay, not public retail lists.
Grounded Telemetry
Ingesting cloud-scale usage exports asynchronously. Powered by secure, isolated queues with row-level tenant isolation.
Connect your first cloud accounts over a read-only role and analyze spend in minutes.