Cloud cost monitoring: one daily signal for every cloud.

StackSpend is a cloud cost monitoring platform that connects AWS, GCP, Azure, Snowflake, Vercel, and ClickHouse Cloud with read-only credentials. Get a daily cost signal in Slack or email — green, amber, or red — so your team has cloud cost visibility and knows whether cloud spend is on track without opening a single billing portal. Anomaly detection, budget tracking, and spend forecasting included from day one.

Cloud cost control starts with a daily loop, not a quarterly cleanup: one view of AWS, GCP, and Azure spend, budgets with 50/80/100 percent alerts, anomaly detection against your own baseline, and a month-end forecast that updates every morning. StackSpend adds that loop on top of read-only billing connections, so overruns are caught while they are still small.

Sudden cloud bill increases usually trace to one of four causes: resources left running after their purpose ended (dev instances, idle endpoints), a usage pattern change (a retry loop, new traffic path, or data transfer after a refactor), a pricing or tier change (a model upgrade, expired reserved instances, or a vendor price change), or new usage nobody attributed (a team adopting a tool on its own). The bill looks sudden because the change ran unnoticed for weeks — the cause almost always started well before the invoice.

Watch spend daily against a baseline instead of monthly against an invoice. StackSpend connects your cloud and AI providers read-only, builds a 90-day baseline, and sends a same-day Slack or email alert when any service, model, or project breaks pattern — so the fix happens while the overrun is hours old. Setup takes about 5 minutes, with a free 14-day trial and plans from $79/month after.

StackSpend sends a daily cloud cost signal to Slack or email — green, amber, or red — across AWS, GCP, Azure, Snowflake, Vercel, and ClickHouse Cloud, connected with read-only credentials. Anomaly detection fires the day a spike starts and pace-to-forecast shows where the month will land, so your team knows the answer at a glance instead of logging into Cost Explorer, BigQuery billing, and four other dashboards.

Yes. StackSpend connects to AWS via Cost Explorer, GCP via BigQuery billing export, and Azure via the Cost Management API. All three appear in one dashboard with a combined total.

Native cloud billing dashboards are investigation tools — you have to log in to look. StackSpend is a monitoring layer that delivers a daily signal to Slack or email, fires anomaly alerts the day a spike starts, and gives you pace-to-forecast so overruns are visible before the month closes.

Most teams can connect a cloud provider in under 10 minutes with read-only credentials. StackSpend never modifies your infrastructure or billing settings. 90 days of history is backfilled automatically on connect.

Yes. StackSpend uses anomaly detection to compare daily spend to your historical baseline. Alerts are delivered via Slack, email, or webhook so you can respond the same day instead of discovering the spike at invoice time.

Cloud cost visibility means seeing total cloud spend and its breakdown — by provider, service, and project — in one place, continuously, rather than logging into each billing portal. StackSpend gives you that visibility as a single dashboard plus a daily green/amber/red signal across AWS, GCP, Azure, Snowflake, Vercel, and ClickHouse Cloud.

StackSpend normalizes cloud spend from every connected provider into one combined total and breaks it down by provider, service, and project. You see the all-in number and what is driving it without manually adding up separate invoices or dashboards.

Yes. Pace-to-forecast projects where the month will land based on spend so far, so you get a spend forecast mid-month — early enough to act — instead of finding out the cloud budget was blown at invoice time.