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Cut wasted spend across your GCP projects

CostSave scans Compute Engine, Cloud SQL, Cloud Storage, GKE, and Cloud Functions across all your GCP projects. Upload a read-only service account key — no agents, no CLI, no ongoing maintenance.

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Scans across all your GCP projects simultaneously. Every idle VM, unused disk, and misconfigured cluster — flagged with a dollar amount.

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Google Cloud — cost scanning across all major GCP services
Connect with a service account key (read-only). CostSave scans Compute Engine, Cloud SQL, Cloud Storage, GKE, and Cloud Functions — and flags idle or wasteful resources across all your projects.
Compute Engine
Compute Engine
  • Idle VMs — avg CPU <5% over 14 days
  • Unattached persistent disks (no attached VM)
  • Unused static/reserved IP addresses
  • Old disk snapshots older than 90 days
Cloud SQL
Cloud SQL
  • Idle instances — 0 max connections in 14 days
  • Instances without backup enabled
  • Full instance inventory with tier and cost
Cloud Storage
Cloud Storage
  • Buckets without any lifecycle rules
  • Versioning enabled but no lifecycle rule
  • Publicly accessible buckets (allUsers IAM)
GKE
GKE (Kubernetes)
  • Empty clusters — RUNNING but 0 worker nodes
  • On-Demand node pools (Preemptible/Spot saves 60–80%)
  • Full cluster inventory with node count
Cloud Functions
Cloud Functions
  • Unused functions — 0 invocations in 30 days
  • High-memory (≥512 MB) with <100 invocations/month
Billing
Billing
  • Per-project cost breakdown
  • Month-over-month spend trends
  • Cloud Monitoring API usage and cost
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