Cloud cost tools tell you what to cut, then leave the work to you. CloudKnife handles it from A to Z. AI agents learn what every Azure resource is, how it’s really used and what it’s allowed to become. A deterministic core checks every recommendation against hard rules, so your SAP VM only gets SAP-certified options. You approve, CloudKnife executes. Your cloud stays lean and your team gets its time back for innovation.

Jonas here, co-founder and COO of CloudKnife. As an Azure engineer and consultant, I kept seeing the same thing. Cloud bills grow, nobody knows what’s really needed, and the engineers who could fix it are busy building what matters. Now AI spend is going the same way, only faster. So Gilles, Thomas and I built CloudKnife to handle it from A to Z, for both cloud infrastructure and AI. It learns what every resource is and how it’s used. A deterministic core makes sure every recommendation is safe, and once you approve, CloudKnife makes the change. It started as an after-hours project and is now our full-time job. From today, anyone can sign up. What’s the one thing that stops you from acting on a cost recommendation today? We’d love to hear it.

the SAP VM only getting SAP-certified options is the detail that got me, every cost tool we tried just says "downsize this" wtih zero context

when CloudKnife makes a change and something breaks a day later, is there a one click rollback or do you revert by hand??? and is AWS coming or Azure only for now???

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Cut your cloud bill, not your performance

Cut your cloud bill, not your performance