Logiciel Solutions · Cloud & DevOps
Your cloud bill grows whether you watch it or not. Put in your spend and see what disciplined optimization is worth, how fast it pays back, and what you'd save over three years.
Your numbers
Six inputs. Results update as you change them.
Your AWS (or other cloud) invoice, this month.
Untended cloud spend climbs as usage and data grow.
Committed/reserved spend, egress, and Marketplace line items are largely fixed. 60–70% is a typical addressable share.
Teams typically capture 20–45%. A Logiciel client cut its AWS bill 38% in 12 weeks; Graviton + Spot cut compute 42%. ~ Logiciel
The engagement to find and implement the savings.
What it costs to keep the savings from creeping back.
The verdict
Adjust the inputs — results unlock when you submit.
We’ll email the full savings model and have an AWS-certified engineer record a short teardown of where your spend is leaking. No sales call required.
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How the math works. The savings rate applies only to the optimizable share of the bill, not the whole invoice, so the effective saving is that share × the rate. Year-one savings = annual spend × effective rate, minus annual governance cost. Payback = optimization cost ÷ monthly net savings. Three-year savings compound on a growing base: each year’s spend rises by your growth rate, the effective rate applies, governance is subtracted, and the one-time cost comes off the total. Years 2–3 assume the savings are sustained and scale with spend, held in place by governance, not re-captured from scratch each year. The “new monthly bill” is a year-one snapshot; it rises over time as usage grows, which the 3-year figure reflects. It’s an estimate to frame a decision, not a quote.
Sources. 38% AWS reduction in 12 weeks and 42% compute cut via Graviton + Spot, from a Logiciel client engagement ~ Logiciel; 20–45% typical optimization range, industry FinOps practice. Logiciel Solutions · logiciel.io
