This is AI cost optimization, done for you: we review every Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor seat in your company, tell you exactly what to cut, and hand you a straight answer for the next time Finance asks.
We only get paid from what we save you. Nothing upfront, ever.
Microsoft Copilot — 42 seats
$588/mo
cut 11 seats
ChatGPT Team — 18 seats
$450/mo
pick one
Claude API — top-tier model
$310/mo
downgrade tier
Cursor Pro — 6 seats
$120/mo
cancel 2
tap a line to see it get cut
AI cost optimization is the process of finding and removing wasted spend across the AI tools a company already pays for — unused licenses, duplicate subscriptions doing the same job, and users sitting on a more expensive tier than their work needs. For most mid-size companies, that means auditing Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor seats against real usage data, then cancelling, downgrading or reallocating whatever isn't earning its cost. Some call this AI spend optimization — same idea, same audit.
GPU cost optimization, LLM API token spend, and model-serving infrastructure costs — the world of CloudZero, PointFive and similar platforms, usually bought by engineering and FinOps teams running their own AI products.
Per-seat AI subscription spend — Copilot, ChatGPT Team, Claude and Cursor licenses your teams already pay for every month, whether or not anyone's using them.
No email needed to see your score. Takes about 2 minutes.
53% of SaaS licenses overall go unused or underused — AI tools are not an exception to this, they're often the newest and least-audited line on the bill.
Zylo, SaaS Management ReportAround 32% of GitHub Copilot seats sit idle, against an average annual GitHub Copilot spend near $240,000 per company.
Zylo, SaaS Management ReportThe advertised $30/user/month Copilot price is rarely the real number. Once the required Microsoft 365 base licence, infrastructure and training overhead are included, the true all-in cost typically runs $66–$97 per user per month — so every unused seat costs more than it looks like on the invoice.
Industry Copilot TCO analysis, 2026You get asked why the AI bill went up, and you don't have a real answer.
Three teams bought three tools that do the same job — you found out after the fact.
Half the Copilot licenses you approved have barely been opened.
You keep renewing because auditing it yourself would take a week you don't have.
We lock your last 3 months of AI spend as the number.
Every seat, license, API key — who has it, who opens it.
A plain-English list: cancel this, merge that, downgrade this.
90 days later, we invoice 10% of the confirmed drop.
Microsoft 365 CopilotChatGPT / OpenAIClaudeCursorWe never touch settings or content — view-only, revocable anytime.
From access granted to a finished report in your inbox.
No dashboards to interpret — cancel this, merge that, downgrade this.
Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor spend reviewed together, not in separate tabs.
10% of confirmed savings — the review itself costs nothing.
No agent, no plugin, no new login for your team to manage.
A sample layout only — your real report is built from your actual admin data.
Good question, and worth asking directly. Platforms like Torii, Zylo, Productiv and CoreView are real, Gartner-recognized tools that track Copilot and AI seat utilization — and for large IT teams with the bandwidth to run one, they're a legitimate option.
The difference is what happens after the dashboard loads. Those are self-serve subscriptions you pay whether or not they find anything, and someone on your team still has to configure them, interpret the output, and actually go cancel or downgrade the seats. We do that part for you, personally, and we don't get paid unless we find and confirm real savings.
Read-only access to admin and billing consoles only — never your prompts, documents, or conversations.
We view license and usage data. We can't change settings or see content.
You grant access through your own admin console, and remove it the same way.
Every account is personally reviewed by our founder, not a call center.
I run a Microsoft Partner practice, and I kept seeing the same thing: three tools doing one job, and nobody had checked. I personally go through your admin console with you — the same way I'd want someone to go through mine.
We're starting small so every company gets founder-level attention. Book now and your logo could be one of the first here.
of the savings we confirm — invoiced once, 90 days after implementation. Everything else is free.
Tell us what you're running. We'll reply within one business day to scope it.
