The category claim

From recommendation to verified action

Most FinOps tools stop at a recommendation. GetFinOps executes the change against AWS and GCP, checks health before and after, records the realized savings, and rolls back automatically if anything regresses — so the dashboard number matches the bill.

Recommendations pile up and nobody acts on them. Engineers don’t trust a dashboard that can’t prove a change is safe or reversible, so waste keeps compounding while the "potential savings" number grows meaningless.

What you get

Built to do the work, not just show it

Real execution, not tickets

Stop/rightsize/schedule/tag actions run against the live account through the customer’s cross-account role — not a Jira ticket someone forgets.

Pre- and post-checks

Every action runs a health check before it fires and verifies state afterward, so a bad change is caught in seconds.

Automatic rollback with evidence

If the post-check fails, the reversible action is reverted automatically and the before/after state is recorded on the execution.

Approval-gated by default

Nothing runs until it clears the funnel — Findings → Approvals → Executions — with a full audit trail.

How it works

From signal to result

1

Detect

The rules engine surfaces a finding with an estimated saving and a reversible action.

2

Approve

An owner approves in-app or in Slack; guardrails decide whether a human is even required.

3

Execute & verify

The action runs, the post-check confirms the outcome, and realized savings are booked — or the change is rolled back.

Why it’s different
  • Executed + approval-gated + auto-rolled-back with evidence — the quadrant no other vendor ships.
  • Per-account cross-account role assumption keeps execution inside the customer’s cloud.
  • AWS infra remediation today; multi-cloud observability across AWS + GCP.

Questions

Will it change anything without approval?

No. Every action clears the approval funnel first, and guardrails can block or require a human regardless of autonomy level.

What if a change breaks something?

Reversible actions auto-roll-back the moment a post-check fails, and the before/after state is recorded for audit.

Related capabilities

Ship savings, not slides

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