Know what your cloud actually costs
Before the invoice lands.
Nimbus pulls billing from AWS, Azure and GCP and normalizes it into one allocated, net-of-credits view: spend, forecast, waste and realized savings — reconciled to the bill, not guessed.
A recommendation is “realized” only after the next invoice shows the drop — no phantom savings on a dashboard.
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- 08:21:04aws · curingested18,402 line items
- 08:20:51gcp · exportnormalizedFOCUS model
- 08:20:32azure · billingamortizedreservations applied
- 08:20:04allocationrules run94.2% covered
- 08:19:41anomaly · gcpflagged+$412 over band
- 08:19:12savingsfoundrightsize 6 nodes · $840/mo
Cloud bills lag. Tags leak. Three consoles never agree.
By the time the invoice arrives, the money is spent. Each cloud reports cost its own way, allocation breaks the moment a resource ships untagged, and finance and engineering argue over whose number is right. Multi-cloud is now the default — the tooling to govern it hasn't kept up.
Spend you can't see in time
Billing exports land days late and in three incompatible shapes. You react to last month's surprise instead of this week's drift.
Cost nobody owns
Untagged resources fall into an "unallocated" bucket that only grows. Showback stalls because no team will accept a number they can't trace.
Savings you can't prove
A rightsizing "win" is a guess until the next bill confirms it. Committed-use discounts and credits make the real, net figure hard to pin down.
The whole cost picture — measured, allocated, and reconciled to the bill.
Every figure below is drawn in the same instrument the product uses. Sample data from a demo organization; your own appears within minutes of the first sync.
One number across AWS, Azure and GCP — net of credits.
Nimbus normalizes each cloud's billing into a single spend, forecast and share view. Drill from all-clouds down to a service, a region, a resource.
- Daily & monthly, combined or per-cloud, with month-end forecast
- Amortized and net-of-credits cost bases, not just list price
| Provider | MTD | Forecast | vs Jun | 12-mo | Last 12 mo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google Cloud | $27,490 | $55,480 | ▲ 4.3% | $539,210 | |
| Amazon Web Services | $12,540 | $24,890 | ▼ 4.1% | $318,760 | |
| Microsoft Azure | $6,180 | $12,410 | 0.0% | $131,940 | |
| All clouds | $46,210 | $92,780 | ▲ 1.2% | $989,910 |
Every dollar attributed to a team — and traceable back.
Split shared and untagged cost by rules you control, then hand each team a statement they can reconcile. Coverage is a first-class metric, measured against your target.
- Rule-based splits for shared, discount and untagged spend
- Showback statements that reconcile to the invoice total
| Platform | $18,940 | 41% |
| Data | $12,220 | 26% |
| Growth | $9,120 | 20% |
| Design | $3,240 | 7% |
| Unallocated | $2,680 | 6% |
Budgets & alerting
Pace-to-cap tracking with month-end projection, and statistical anomaly detection on the daily spend series.
Recommendations & savings
Idle scan, rightsizing and commitment-coverage findings — ranked by addressable spend, with an owner.
Kubernetes cost
Namespace, workload and idle-capacity cost, reconciled to the cloud bill.
Unit economics
Tie spend to a business driver — cost per customer, per tenant, per request.
Reporting & export
Scheduled digests and boardroom-ready exports — Excel, PDF, PowerPoint.
Connected in minutes. Read-only, always.
Nimbus reads your billing data through a scoped, read-only role. In Safe Mode it never writes to your cloud — it observes, normalizes and reports.
Connect a read-only role
Grant a billing-scoped role for AWS, Azure or GCP — no write access, no agents in your workloads.
Nimbus normalizes the bill
Exports are ingested, de-duplicated and conformed to a common model — credits, commitments and amortization handled per cloud.
See one number, everywhere
Spend, allocation, budgets and savings appear across teams within minutes — the same figure for finance and engineering.
Fits the tools your teams already run.
Read-only where it reads, routed where your people already work. No agents in your workloads, and nothing to install in a cluster you did not ask about.
- Amazon Web Services
- Microsoft Azure
- Google Cloud
- Kubernetes · OpenCost
Read-only, billing-scoped. Nothing is written back in Safe Mode.
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- PagerDuty
- Google Chat
- Discord
- Webhook
Routed to the channel the owner already watches, not a second inbox.
- Jira
- GitHub
A finding becomes a ticket with its owner and dollar impact attached.
- Okta
- Microsoft Entra
- Google Workspace
- Any SAML 2.0 / OIDC IdP
SAML & OIDC with JIT provisioning; SCIM on Enterprise.
- FOCUS-conformed export
- CSV
- Excel
- PowerPoint
Your warehouse, your board pack — the data is yours to take.
Built for the number to be right — not just to look good.
Concrete design choices, not adjectives. Each is a decision you can verify in the product.
Cross-cloud, normalized
AWS, Azure and GCP conformed to one model (FOCUS-aligned), so a dollar means the same thing in every view.
Net-of-credits & amortized
Costs shown on the basis that matches your invoice — credits, commitments and amortization applied, not list price.
Read-only Safe Mode
Ingest runs on read-only credentials; Nimbus never writes to your cloud unless you explicitly enable an action.
Published pricing
A percentage of managed spend, listed openly with a free tier — no contact-sales gate to see the price. See pricing →
Multi-tenant & MSP-ready
Strict per-organization isolation, with white-label and per-client margin views for managed service providers.
The controls your security team will ask about.
Stated plainly — most questionnaires can be answered from the Trust Center. Claims below reflect the product today; certifications in progress are labeled as such.
| Standard | Status | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| SOC 2 Type II | in progress | Controls mapped (audit logging, encryption, RBAC, access reviews); audit engaged. Report available under NDA once issued. |
| GDPR · DPA | available | Data Processing Addendum available on request. EU data residency on Business and above. |
| Encryption · AES-256 / TLS | enforced | Secrets encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM; all traffic over TLS. No plaintext credential storage. |
| SSO / SCIM | supported | SAML & OIDC (Okta, Microsoft Entra, Google) with JIT provisioning; SCIM on Enterprise. |
Also covered: tenant isolation (per-organization scoping on every query), access & audit (fine-grained RBAC, immutable audit log) and network safety (SSRF guard, rate limits) — read the full Trust Center →
Standards not yet listed (ISO 27001, HIPAA) are on the roadmap. Security questionnaires are answered directly — ask the security team.
Published, and a percentage of what you manage.
Free forever for a single cloud. Paid tiers are a small percentage of managed spend — you only pay more as you save more. Enterprise is custom.
- Free$0
- Team / Pro$750 – $1,250/mo
- Business$500 – $750/mo
- EnterpriseQuoted
Net of credits, billed monthly in arrears — an estimate, not a quote. See the full breakdown →
Common questions
Which clouds does Nimbus support?
AWS, Azure and GCP natively, plus Kubernetes cost reconciled to the underlying cloud bill. All three can run in one organization at once.
Does Nimbus need write access to my cloud?
No. Ingest runs on a read-only, billing-scoped role. In Safe Mode Nimbus never writes to your cloud — actions are opt-in and explicit.
How fast do figures appear?
Within a few minutes of the first sync for current spend; full history backfills as the billing exports load.
How is pricing billed?
A percentage of net managed cloud spend across connected accounts, invoiced monthly in arrears. The free tier is $0, forever.
Is my data isolated from other customers?
Yes — strict per-organization scoping on every query, with encrypted-at-rest secrets and an immutable audit log.
See your real cloud cost this week.
Connect a read-only role and get one allocated, net-of-credits view across AWS, Azure and GCP. Free tier, no card required.
SSO, SCIM, custom terms or an MSP arrangement? Ask about Enterprise.