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Here's How We Step In to Protect You from Unexpected Cloud Bills.
Create Your Budget
Set a clear spending limit
for your cloud.
Monitor Spending
Track your expenses
in real time
Stay Protected
Once the limit is reached, billing
is disabled to prevent overcharges
What Makes CSG Essential?

Peace of Mind
Sleep Easy Knowing Your Cloud Spending is Under Control.
Cost Efficiency
Stay within your budget while ensuring essential projects keep running smoothly.
Easy to Use
A seamless, intuitive setup lets you protect your budget in just minutes.
What Our Users Are Saying
I once received an unexpected cloud bill in the hundreds for a simple hobby project, and it caught me completely off guard. Managing cloud costs felt overwhelming and unpredictable. But with CloudSpendGuard, I finally have the confidence and peace of mind knowing that my cloud spending is always under control.
I build mobile apps using Firebase, and once, an unnoticed Lambda error cost me $100 before I even realized it. With CloudSpendGuard, a powerful SaaS web app, I can now monitor and control my cloud spending in real time, ensuring my budget stays on track and eliminating unexpected surprises.
I run a small agency creating SaaS products, and I've had unexpected cloud bills twice—once waived, but once I had to pay. With CloudSpendGuard, I feel safer knowing I won't face a budget disaster again. I can't wait for AWS support since I use it more, but even now, it's worth every penny.
Choose your plan
Yearly Plan
- Set spending limits
- Automatically Stop Costs When Budget Is Hit
- Free future upgrades
- Support
- Monitor your budgets
- No recurring payments
Lifetime Plan
- Set spending limits
- Automatically Stop Costs When Budget Is Hit
- Free future upgrades
- Support
- Monitor your budgets
- No recurring payments
FAQs
CloudSpendGuard is a tool that helps you cap your cloud spending by automatically shutting down resources when your set budget is reached, preventing unexpected bills.
We configure a budget alarm in your Google Cloud billing account. When your budget is reached, an event is triggered via Pub/Sub, allowing us to disable billing for the specific project you selected.
When you connect your AWS account using cross-account access, we'll fetch all active services. While creating a budget, you can choose which services to shut off when the budget is reached. Depending on the resource type, we'll either disable those services or apply a security group to block all traffic.<br />Once your budget is reset, you can re-enable all the disabled services with a single click, making it quick and easy to get back up and running.
For Azure, we plan to integrate directly with its resource management system. When your budget is reached, CloudSpendGuard will disable or pause the relevant services by managing access controls or shutting down specific resources, depending on the resource type. <br /> Once you're ready to resume operations, you can re-enable all disabled services with a single click, ensuring minimal downtime and a smooth restart process.
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time.
Absolutely! Once AWS and Azure support is live, you'll have full access without any additional cost.
Currently, we don't offer refunds. However, if you're facing any issues, please reach out to us. We're committed to improving your experience.
We rely on cloud platforms to provide billing data. If there's a delay in generating the bill, you might slightly exceed your spending limit. For example, if your limit is $100 and you're running an EC2 instance costing $5 per hour, your bill might reach $105–$120 before it's capped. As soon as we receive the billing event, we act immediately to stop further costs.
Yes, absolutely! Please reach out to us, and we'll assist you in making the switch seamlessly.
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Roadmap for CloudSpendGuard
CloudSpendGuard sets cloud spending limits to prevent surprise bills, with plans to expand to AWS and Azure.
Google Cloud
Set spending limits on Google Cloud to avoid surprise bills.
AWS Integration
Working on AWS integration for comprehensive cloud cost management.
Azure Integration
Comming Soon!