Cloud costs grow fast, and most teams don’t think about compliance or sovereignty until it’s too late. Atomity helps you run workloads across clouds to cut waste and stay compliant from day one. Avoid inefficiencies, reduce risk, and keep full control as you scale.
We started Atomity after seeing how difficult it is for companies to understand whether their cloud infrastructure is actually efficient. Billing data is fragmented, resources are often overprovisioned, and decisions around cost, performance and sovereignty are still highly manual.
With this launch, you can upload your cloud billing reports and usage metrics and receive a free initial analysis showing potential savings and optimisation opportunities.
We are still early and would genuinely value your feedback on the experience, the analysis and what you would like us to build next.
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A dashboard view of per-workload carbon emissions would be a really useful add. It would help us see the environmental impact alongside the cost and compliance data, and make it easier to justify multi-cloud decisions to leadership when sustainability is part of the conversation.
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honestly this looks solid, the cross cloud cost angle is something most teams ignore way too long. one thing that would make it way more useful for me is a simple budget alert system that pings you when a workload is about to cross a spend threshold across providers, basically a heads up before the bill hits.
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A dashboard view of per-workload carbon emissions would be a really useful add. It would help us see the environmental impact alongside the cost and compliance data, and make it easier to justify multi-cloud decisions to leadership when sustainability is part of the conversation.
honestly this looks solid, the cross cloud cost angle is something most teams ignore way too long. one thing that would make it way more useful for me is a simple budget alert system that pings you when a workload is about to cross a spend threshold across providers, basically a heads up before the bill hits.