AWS cost audit · Brighton
AWS cost audit for Brighton companies
Brighton runs one of the UK’s densest digital and creative-tech scenes per capita — agencies, indie SaaS, media-tech and the long tail of companies that chose the seaside over the capital. Smaller teams, broad AWS estates: exactly the combination where nobody owns the bill and the waste percentage runs highest.
Free scan first — if the number is small, you’ve lost 20 minutes and gained a clean bill of health.
Run the free scanThe Brighton pattern
- →Small team, wide estate. A 15-person company can run forty AWS services — every feature, integration and experiment added something. Breadth without a dedicated infra owner is where costs quietly root.
- →Agency and client-work debris. Brighton’s agency density means the classic pattern: client staging environments, demo stacks and hosting arrangements that outlived their projects, billing on.
- →Founder-built infrastructure. Set up quickly by a technical founder in year one, untouched since — gp2 volumes, on-demand everything, logs on never-expire. Not wrong, just never revisited. Three years of defaults compound.
Put numbers on it
Frequently asked questions
We’re a small company — is £499 proportionate for us?
The guarantee answers that mathematically: if the audit can’t find 20%+ of your monthly spend or £499+/month, it’s free. Below roughly £2k/month spend the maths gets marginal, which is why the free scan comes first — it tells you whether the audit pays for itself before you buy it.
Does the audit require anyone on site?
No — the entire engagement is remote: the scan runs through a read-only role you create in your own account (and delete afterwards), the findings call happens over video, and the report is delivered as a document your team works through. UK hours, UK company, no travel line on the invoice.
£499 fixed. Free scan first. 20%+ found or it’s free.
The scan is read-only — a role you create and delete, no keys shared — and shows your estimated monthly saving before anyone talks about money.