IN THE PULL REQUEST
A few-line API change starts reading archived files on every request. Frugal prices the change in the review, explains the jump, and lays out cheaper options.
Fix the waste already in production
Frugalbot® finds over 200 types of waste across 19 services on AWS, GCP, Datadog, and AI providers, and ships each fix as a Frugal Fix: a ready-to-merge code patch with the savings quantified.
A query that reads the whole table for a handful of rows still gets billed for every row scanned. Frugal Fixes flag the pattern and ship an indexed or filtered version that returns the same result for a fraction of the scan.
A prose response where structured output would do costs more to generate and more to parse. Frugal identifies where these calls should use structured JSON, typically cutting output tokens 50 to 80 percent.
Right-sized requests and limits, plus fixes for idle and over-provisioned workloads across GKE and EKS.
Every Frugal Fix comes with a savings estimate and a complexity rating, so you can prioritize the ten fixes that matter before the ninety that don't.
Break spend down to where engineers can act
Frugalbot® analyzes your source code alongside observability & billing data, mapping each dollar of spend to the specific component or code path driving it, so the team that owns that code can see what's behind the cost and fix it.
See spend broken down by the code, query or feature actually driving it, instead of the service line item on an invoice.
Once spend is attributed to a specific piece of code, feed it straight into your coding agent. Point it at the query, function or prompt pattern and have it generate the fix.
A report you can act on this sprint, plus a plan for keeping waste out of your codebase going forward. One repo, real numbers, and nothing to commit to.
