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CloudMeter
Your cloud bill on WhatsApp, with alerts the day costs spike
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Your cloud bill on WhatsApp, with alerts the day costs spike
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CloudMeter puts all your cloud costs in one place: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Alibaba, Huawei, OpenAI and WhatsApp Business, across as many accounts as you run. Every morning you get a short summary on WhatsApp, Slack or email: yesterday's spend, month to date vs last month, and your top services. When a service suddenly costs more than usual, you hear about it that day, not when the invoice lands. Ask it questions on WhatsApp, too. Read-only access, live in 10 minutes.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Neeta from Mobil80, a small software company in Bengaluru. Like most teams, we run on several providers (AWS, Google Cloud, OpenAI and more), and every month went the same way: the bill arrived, someone asked "why is this so high?", and the spike had started three weeks earlier.
The problem wasn't missing data. Nobody opens a cost console every day, but everyone opens WhatsApp. So we built CloudMeter:
📊 One number for every account. AWS, Azure, GCP, Alibaba, Huawei, OpenAI and WhatsApp Business, together.
📱 A morning summary where you already are. WhatsApp, Slack or email: yesterday's spend, month to date vs last month, top services.
🚨 Spike alerts the same day. Compared with each service's normal spend, so a one-off charge doesn't look like a disaster.
💬 Ask it questions. "S3 cost?", "How much this month?", "Any spikes?", answered on WhatsApp from your real numbers.
🔒 Read-only, always. It can see your bill and can't change anything in your cloud.
If you look after several clients' or teams' cloud accounts, you can also get one combined digest for all of them.
It's free for 7 days, no card needed. I'd love your honest feedback:
- Would you want cost alerts on WhatsApp, or does that feel odd for work?
- What would make you trust a tool with read-only access to your bill?