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What is CloudQuell

CloudQuell is a cloud FinOps platform that unifies your cloud spend into a single cost ledger — with AI/LLM spend joining it for connected providers — so you can report on, allocate, budget, and optimize it in one place instead of stitching together separate consoles and spreadsheets.

Everything CloudQuell does reads from one normalized ledger of your spend. Instead of jumping between provider billing consoles, you query one dataset — by account, by service, or pivoted by product, usage type, or tag — and every downstream feature (reports, budgets, anomalies, savings, commitments) draws from that same source of truth. Cost data is ingested daily, so trends and swings surface early rather than at the end of the month.

Attribution Coverage is CloudQuell’s headline trust metric: the share of your spend that CloudQuell can confidently attribute and analyze. It tells you, at a glance, how much of your bill your reports and allocations actually account for — so you know how far to trust the numbers. See Attribution Coverage for how to read and improve it.

(Not to be confused with Effective Coverage %, a separate commitment-efficiency metric that combines commitment coverage and utilization.)

AWS, Anthropic, OpenAI, and Snowflake cost tracking are available today, and Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud are available on request (beta). As each ships, its spend flows into the same ledger and the same views — no separate tooling. See Supported providers.

CloudQuell is for the people who own the cloud bill: FinOps practitioners, platform and infrastructure engineers, and finance or engineering leaders who need accurate cost visibility, allocation across teams, budget guardrails, and a steady stream of savings opportunities.

The Free tier gives you real cost visibility: the cost Overview, the detailed/pivot report builder with CSV exports, Attribution Coverage, and KPI “peeks” on Savings, Anomalies, and Commitments (headline numbers visible, full detail locked).

Paid tiers unlock the full detail behind those peeks plus budgets, cost allocation, alerts, AI-powered explanations, and MCP/agent access. All paid tiers share the same complete feature set — they differ only by spend band, retention, and seats. See Plans & billing.