🧰 How it Works

Cheapest, most Secure, and Greenest cloud asset is the one that doesn’t exist.


The foundation of our Unutilized Resource Detection Algorithm lies in analyzing CloudWatch metrics, and last activity data

🛠 Setup

Quickly connect your AWS accounts with our user-friendly wizard and CloudFormation template, it only takes a minute! 🧙

🤖 Analyze

unusd.cloud will securely scan your AWS accounts using read-only permissions to identify running or orphaned assets across all regions 🌎, helping you optimize your cloud usage.

Supported services (Usual Suspects):

  1. EC2 Instances
  2. RDS Instances
  3. EBS/RDS Snapshots
  4. CloudWatch LogGroups
  5. SageMaker
  6. IAM Principals
  7. Detached EBS Volumes
  8. Unused EIPs
  9. Redshift Clusters
  10. Glue DevEndpoints
  11. More to come…

📯 Report

After analyzing your accounts, 💸 unusd.cloud will send you a digest report to your preferred communication channel (Slack, Microsoft Teams, or Email) containing insights on unusd resources and their associated current and forecasted costs 💰

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🗯 Integrate with tools you already use

Our reports are delivered directly to your team’s preferred communication channels:

  • Email
  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams

🔄 Scan, Turn off, Save Money, Repeat

We offer a powerful solution for waste detection on AWS. Our product supports multiple AWS services, including EC2, RDS, CloudWatch, Snapshots, IAM, Glue, Redshift, SageMaker, EBS, and Elastic IPs.


With unusd.cloud, you can easily identify and eliminate any unused resources, saving you time and money on your AWS bill and reducing your attack surface.

🫶 What Our Client says

Previously, we had been caught off guard by unexpected high AWS bills caused by forgotten dev resources that had been left running.

Thanks to unusd.cloud, we now receive notifications when an RDS database or other serverful dev resource has been left on, giving us peace of mind that our bills are being monitored and helping us make more cost-effective decisions

At Formance (YC S21), our engineering team is always pushing the boundaries of innovation which leads to accumulation of unused assets over time. Due to this, we often forget to turn them off or delete them.

To tackle this issue, we use unusd.cloud, which helps us keep track of our AWS assets and sends us a reminder via Slack before the end of the month invoice, thus reducing our AWS bills and lowering our attack surface.

Our primary focus at Mangrove.ai is to develop Machine Learning models using an optimized Data-ML architecture. Our data science teams heavily depend on SageMaker Notebooks and Redshift Clusters for their daily tasks.

Over time, we accumulated hundreds of unused notebooks and multiple Redshift clusters in our development, sandbox, and training AWS accounts, resulting in wasted OPEX budget.

With unusd.cloud, we can now easily track and reclaim these unused assets and share this information with our data science teams via Microsoft Teams integration or a simple daily email.