Cloud storage cost optimization with a number on every finding

A storage invoice is one line. Behind it are objects that have not been read in a year sitting on the most expensive class, every previous version of every file kept at full price, the same export saved into forty folders, and a bucket from a campaign that ended two years ago. The console shows none of that.

> Measured from the product, September 2026: 240M+ objects indexed, 50 TB under management, across Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Google Cloud Storage and customers' own servers.

• •Cold data on the wrong class: objects untouched for 90 days, priced against every colder class, moved by a lifecycle rule you choose.
• •Old versions at full price: noncurrent versions counted and priced, tiered without touching a current file.
• •Duplicates matched on content, not name, with the groups wasting the most and a link to every copy.
• •Buckets nobody has touched in 90 days, named.
• •Alerts in GB or TB and dollars, so the next jump is an email the day it happens, not a surprise on the invoice.

1. 1.Connect and index the buckets — a few million objects take minutes.
2. 2.Open Analytics. The Savings Finder is on the right with the total at the top.
3. 3.Press the button on a finding, or don't. Nothing changes until you do.

The finder is on the Business plan; the 14-day trial shows the headline figure first.