Cloud Cost Export Analyzer

Find the cost drivers buried in a cloud billing export.

Turn a large billing export into explainable cost drivers and allocation gaps.

START HEREChoose data filesCSV, CSV.GZ, ZIP

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Maximum: 25 files · 64 MB total
File handling: Draft 2 hours · encrypted result 24 hours

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EXAMPLE RESULTSample data

Spend · $184,230

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Unallocated rows · 23

Three service groups explain most supplied costHTML, protected cost-summary and review-candidate CSV files, technical JSON and manifest

Spend: $184,230
Largest service: 41.3%
Unallocated rows: 23

Formats, limits & file handling

Works with: CSV, CSV.GZ, ZIP
Limit: 25 files · 64 MB total
You receive: HTML, protected cost-summary and review-candidate CSV files, technical JSON and manifest
File handling: Draft 2 hours · encrypted result 24 hours

Turn a large billing export into explainable cost drivers and allocation gaps.

THREE CLEAR STEPS

From your files to a usable result.

01
Add your input
Limits and supported formats are visible before you begin.
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Review the result
Check the preview, findings or artwork before you download.
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Download
Use your free job, plan or credits. Failed jobs are never counted.

Prepared result preview

See the decision before sharing a real file.

Turn a large billing export into explainable cost drivers and allocation gaps. This prepared example uses fictional data and the same evidence structure as the server export.

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Cloud cost control

Three service groups explain most supplied cost

Every subtotal is reproducible from source rows; this version does not compare billing periods or ingest a separate allocation file.

Actual prepared coverage: 100,000 billing rows · one currency · exact decimal totals

EvidenceCompute is largest service groupEC2 · $76,094 in the supplied export
ImportantMissing allocation values23 resources · $7,811 cannot be assigned
ReviewRow-level cost candidates11 rows exceed the confirmed $25 threshold

Spend: $184,230
Largest service: 41.3%
Unallocated rows: 23

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HTML, protected cost-summary and review-candidate CSV files, technical JSON and manifest

Engine cloud-cost-export-v1 · rules focus-1.2-2026-08-30

One focused workflow

From bounded input to evidence you can review

Add the source.Accepted inputs are CSV, CSV.GZ, ZIP. The visible limit is 25 files · 64 MB total.
Confirm the job.Every assigned source number, selected filename and setting stays visible before the confirmed SHA-256 input hash is accepted. Product-specific mappings remain explicit settings rather than guessed roles.
Process in isolation.A one-job networkless sandbox receives only this job and cannot access accounts, queues, encryption keys or other customer storage.
Review exact findings.Analyze confirmed FOCUS, AWS, Azure or GCP CSV exports for service concentration, allocation gaps and row-level review candidates using exact decimals.
Download the evidence.HTML, protected cost-summary and review-candidate CSV files, technical JSON and manifest Every output hash is covered by the coordinator-created manifest.

What this product does not claim

Every subtotal is reproducible from source rows; this version does not compare billing periods or ingest a separate allocation file.

Clear answers

Cloud Cost Export Analyzer FAQ

Which billing exports can I upload?

The analyzer reads FOCUS, AWS, Azure and GCP cost exports as CSV, gzipped CSV or a ZIP holding them, up to 25 files and 64 MB in total.

How are the cost totals calculated?

Amounts are summed with exact decimal arithmetic instead of floating point. Every subtotal in the report can be traced back to the source rows that produced it.

What counts as an allocation gap?

A billing row whose cost-centre or tag field the export leaves empty. Those rows are listed separately with their spend, so you can see how much cost currently has no owner.

Can it compare two billing periods?

No. This version reads the export you supply on its own. It does not diff one month against another and it does not ingest a separate allocation mapping file.

What do I get back?

An HTML report, a protected cost-summary CSV, a review-candidate CSV, technical JSON and a manifest that covers the hash of every output file.

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