Cloud Billing: One invoice for everything on AWS
As an AWS Solution Provider, we bill everything your AWS accounts use on one invoice, with a cost report every month and two free Check-ups a year.
Every account on its own line
Every account you link
What comes with it
- A cost report every monthWhat changed, and what to switch off.
- Budget alerts mid-monthA spike is caught in time to act.
- Commitment adviceSavings Plans sized to your usage.
- One place for questionsAsk us first. We take it to AWS.
Two free Check-ups a year on every account
Every AWS account we bill gets a Well-Architected Check-up of one workload twice a year, with the findings ranked and the report yours to keep.
Your monthly cost report
Cost report
IllustrationWhere the month went
By account.
What changed
- UpData transfer
- DownCompute
- FlatStorage
And why.
What to switch off
- An idle test databaseData team
- Volumes nothing usesPlatform
Each with an owner.
What a commitment covers
CoveredNot yet
What a Savings Plan covers, and what to buy next.
How moving your billing works
- Step 1: Link your accountsYour accounts join our billing. Nothing else moves.You and Cloud 23
- Step 2: Agree the termsTerms and fee are written down first.You and Cloud 23
- Step 3: Receive one invoiceOne invoice a month, with a line for every account.Cloud 23
- Step 4: Review the cost reportYour engineer walks through what changed.You, with your engineer
Questions finance teams ask
What does billing through you cost?
A service fee on your monthly AWS usage, agreed in writing before anything moves. Usage is billed at AWS’s own prices, and the fee is our only charge. The cost report and the two Check-ups come with it.
Do we lose control of our AWS accounts?
No. You keep your accounts, root user and access. We see billing data only, unless you also buy managed services or a review.
What happens to our Savings Plans and Reserved Instances?
They stay on your accounts. Before anything moves, we confirm in writing how discounts are shared.
Can we pay AWS directly instead?
Yes, and some teams should. You can leave later, after the notice period in your agreement.
The engineering behind it
What usually comes next
- Audit & ComplianceEvery account we bill gets a free Check-up twice a year. Start with the first one. (opens in a new tab)
- Migration & ModernizationMoving systems onto AWS? They join the same invoice as they land. (opens in a new tab)
- Managed ServicesOnce the bill is in order, we can run the workloads behind it. (opens in a new tab)