You can't manage the cloud you can't see
Cloud environments sprawl. Resources get spun up and forgotten, costs creep without anyone noticing until the invoice lands, and misconfigurations — a public storage bucket, an over-permissioned role — sit undetected until they become an incident. Add a second or third cloud provider and the picture fragments completely: each has its own console, its own billing, its own security tooling, and no one has the whole view. The result is money wasted and risk unseen.
CloudMonitor closes that visibility gap. It pulls cost, security findings and resource inventory from AWS, Azure and GCP into one dashboard, so you finally see your whole cloud footprint in one place. We built it because we operate cloud infrastructure ourselves and needed exactly this — it's the same tooling behind our cloud migration and monitoring work.
What CloudMonitor does
Cost visibility
See spend across all your clouds in one view, broken down by service, account and tag — and spot the waste that hides in fragmented billing.
Security findings
Surface misconfigurations and security risks — public exposure, over-permissioned access, missing encryption — across providers, prioritised by severity.
Resource inventory
A complete, current inventory of what you're actually running everywhere, including the forgotten resources quietly costing money.
Alerts
Get notified about cost anomalies and new security findings, so surprises reach you as alerts, not as invoices or incidents.
Trends & reporting
Cost and posture trends over time, so you can see whether things are improving and report clearly to stakeholders.
Unified across accounts
Consolidate many accounts and subscriptions into one coherent view instead of console-hopping.
Cost visibility: find the waste hiding in plain sight
Cloud waste is nearly universal and nearly always invisible until you look properly: over-provisioned resources running at a fraction of capacity, forgotten instances and volumes billing month after month, expensive storage tiers holding data nobody touches, and no reserved-capacity commitments on steady workloads. Fragmented across multiple provider billing consoles, none of it is obvious. CloudMonitor consolidates spend into one view with breakdowns by service, account and tag, so the waste becomes visible — and visible waste is fixable waste. For many teams, the cost savings alone justify the platform.
Security posture: catch it before an attacker does
The most common cloud breaches don't involve sophisticated attacks — they involve simple misconfigurations: a storage bucket left public, a database exposed to the internet, an access role granting far more than it should, encryption not enabled. These are easy to create and easy to miss, especially across multiple providers with different security tooling. CloudMonitor continuously surfaces these findings across your clouds, prioritised by severity, so you can fix the dangerous ones before they're discovered by someone with worse intentions. It's cloud security posture management without wiring together three vendors' separate tools.
Genuinely multi-cloud
Plenty of tools claim multi-cloud but really do one platform well and bolt the others on. CloudMonitor is multi-cloud by design because our own operations span providers — the whole reason it exists is that no single-cloud tool gave us the consolidated view we needed. Whether you're deliberately multi-cloud, mid-migration, or accumulated a second provider through an acquisition, CloudMonitor gives you the unified picture. And if you'd rather not manage cloud operations at all, our team can run it for you as a managed service built on the same platform.
Who it's for
- Teams on multiple clouds tired of console-hopping for a complete picture.
- Organisations worried about cloud spend that suspect there's waste but can't easily see it.
- Security-conscious teams wanting continuous visibility of cloud misconfigurations across providers.
- Businesses without a dedicated cloud team that need the visibility a specialist would provide, without hiring one.
Frequently Asked Questions
What clouds does CloudMonitor support?
AWS, Azure and GCP — the three major providers — in one unified view. It's genuinely multi-cloud rather than one platform with the others bolted on, because it was built to solve our own multi-cloud operations. You can use it for a single cloud too, but its distinctive value is consolidating several into one picture.
How does it help reduce cloud costs?
By making waste visible. It consolidates spend across providers with breakdowns by service, account and tag, surfacing the over-provisioned resources, forgotten instances, wrong storage tiers and missed commitments that hide in fragmented billing. You can't cut costs you can't see; CloudMonitor makes them visible, and for many teams the savings alone pay for it.
What security issues does it detect?
Common, dangerous cloud misconfigurations across providers — public exposure of storage or databases, over-permissioned access roles, missing encryption and similar posture problems — prioritised by severity. These simple misconfigurations cause a large share of real cloud breaches, and they're easy to miss across multiple consoles. CloudMonitor surfaces them so you fix them before they're exploited.
Is it hard to set up?
No — it connects to your cloud accounts with appropriate read access and starts giving you visibility quickly. We can help with setup, and if you'd rather not manage it at all, we offer it as a managed service where our team operates it and acts on what it finds. The goal is visibility fast, not a lengthy implementation.
How is this different from the cloud providers' own tools?
Each provider has its own cost and security tooling — but they only cover their own cloud, and they live in separate consoles with different interfaces. CloudMonitor's value is the unified, cross-provider view: one place for cost, security and inventory across all your clouds, so you're not stitching together three vendors' separate tools to understand your own footprint.
Do we need multiple clouds for this to be useful?
It's most valuable across multiple clouds, but useful on one too — consolidating many accounts or subscriptions within a single provider, and giving you cost and security visibility in one clean dashboard. That said, if you're on a single cloud with a small footprint, the provider's native tools may suffice; we'll tell you honestly whether CloudMonitor earns its place for you.
Can you manage our cloud for us using it?
Yes — beyond the platform itself, our team can operate your cloud environment as a managed service built on CloudMonitor, acting on the cost and security findings rather than just showing them to you. It pairs naturally with our cloud and DevOps practices for teams that want the outcomes without building a cloud operations function.
AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud are trademarks of their respective owners, referenced descriptively. CloudMonitor connects to cloud accounts with read access you authorise. Xcodefix Global builds and operates this platform.