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AWS, GCP, Vercel bill shards on a cold plane. Waste melts; verified savings share is the tide line. Not CloudSpend Audit. Not SpendGuard’s ad-dashboard red.
Statement 08 · Sep 2026
AWS · GCP · Vercel
| AWSStaging cluster | £4,180 |
| GCPOrphaned RI | £1,800 |
| VercelBandwidth drip | £640 |
| Waste still ice | £6,620 |
| Verified thaw | £4,200 |
| T0 share 10% | £420 |
Share is a line item — not CloudSpend Audit, not SpendGuard’s ad-red fuse.
Meet
FinOps as melting ice. Shard the bill. Keep a percentage of what actually thawed. GTM £599 is the B2B starter (FLAG), not a consumer duplicate.
Problem
Staging clusters and orphaned RIs thaw in silence. Cloudspend is cold invoices, not a green ‘CFO chatbot’ and not an ads kill-switch.
Without
Board pack surprise.
With Cloudspend
Shard alert while the ice is still ice.
Polaroids
Ice
A bill frozen. Edges already dripping.
Shards
Three crystals. None of them are Meta ads.
Melt
Water in a cylinder. The share is a line item.
Cold
SpendGuard is a different fuse. Stay ice.
Capabilities
Ice
Cold plane. Unique to this brand.
Scan
AWS / GCP / Vercel shards.
Share
T0 10% · climbs down. Not a blended £299.
Pack
Unused included units bill £0. Extra units are high overage.
Team
GTM £599 FLAG as T0. Not the Audit SKU.
Not
CloudSpend Audit · SpendGuard ads.
Outcomes
Waste melts before the board pack
Savings share is visible, not a surprise invoice
Unused pack units stay £0 — overage is the expensive line
£50+10% and £599 stay on different rails
No ads dashboard, no Audit clone
How
1
Solo FinOps (B2C) or team (B2B). T0–T3 packs.
2
Link AWS / GCP / Vercel clouds and accounts.
3
Unused pack units £0. High overage if you leak. Success % of verified savings.
Compare
| Capability | Month-end CSV | CloudSpend Audit | Cloudspend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ice-invoice art | No | No | Yes |
| £50 + 10% DOC | No | £299 other SKU | B2C T0 |
| Cloud + account packs | No | Quoted hours | T0–T3 |
| Unused included units | n/a | Often clawed | £0 |
| High overage (2× pack unit) | n/a | Soft leak | Yes |
| GTM £599 | n/a | FLAG mix risk | B2B T0 |
| Ads kill-switch | n/a | n/a | SpendGuard, not here |
| Free trial | n/a | n/a | No |
Pricing
T0–T3 cloud + account packs. Idle included units never bill. Extra units are high overage. Success is a % of verified cloud spend saved.
T0 Ice scan
Starter£50/mo
DOC £50 + 10% verified savings · 1 cloud / 2 accounts · unused £0 · high overage · Stripe
GBP · card swipe
T1 Thaw
£99/mo
DRAFT + 8% share · 2 clouds / 5 accounts · unused £0 · high overage · Stripe
GBP · card swipe
T2 Multi-cloud
£249/mo
DRAFT + 5% share · 3 clouds / 10 accounts · unused £0 · high overage · /order
GBP · order / MSA
T3 Studio FinOps
£399/mo
DRAFT + 4% share · 5 clouds / 20 accounts · unused £0 · high overage · not GTM £599 · /order
GBP · order / MSA
B2C T0–T1 Stripe; T2–T3 /order. B2B T0 Stripe starter; T1–T3 /order. No free trial. Cloud + account packs; unused included units £0; high overage; success % of verified cloud spend saved. GBP only. Canonical consumer T0 £50/mo + 10% verified savings DOC. T1–T2 DRAFT £99+8% / £249+5%. T3 DRAFT £399+4% (does not duplicate GTM £599). B2B T0 FLAG/DOC GTM £599 · T1–T3 DRAFT £1,200 / £2,500 / £5,000. Each rung is a cloud/account pack. Unused included usage is £0. Extra clouds/accounts bill at high overage (2× implied pack unit). Success share is a % of verified cloud spend saved. Not CloudSpend Audit (£299 holding). Not SpendGuard (ads, USD).
FAQ
No. Holding Audit is £299 and a different SKU. This is Set B Cloudspend.
Ads kill-switch, USD. Different company.
Each T0–T3 rung includes a fixed cloud pack and an account pack. You pay the retainer for the pack, not for each unused unit.
£0. Included units that sit idle do not credit and do not bill.
Extra clouds/accounts bill at 2× the implied pack unit so leaking past the pack is more expensive than stepping up a rung.
A percentage of verified cloud spend saved — natural for FinOps. It falls as you climb T0–T3.
So GTM £599 is not duplicated on the consumer rail. T3 is DRAFT £399 + 4%.
No.