UNUSED AWS RESOURCES
The resources nobody owns can become the spend nobody explains.
Find likely unused AWS resources before they become permanent line items. CloudTrim surfaces candidates with estimated impact while keeping remediation decisions with your team.
Orphans form when context disappears.
A resource can become unused after a migration, team change, experiment, or product decision—especially when tags and ownership drift. The hard part is not knowing that this happens. It is seeing the specific candidates worth asking about.
Bring ownership back into the discussion
- Surface likely unused or unattached resource patterns
- Pair each candidate with an estimated monthly cost signal
- Make tag gaps and unclear ownership visible for follow-up
- Protect teams from changing something based on assumption alone
Avoiding false positives is part of the job.
A backup, contingency resource, or scheduled environment may look unused at first glance. CloudTrim presents a review queue; operational knowledge determines the correct action.
CloudTrim will not
request write access, make production changes, guarantee a savings amount, or require a card to begin the report.
Questions, answered plainly
Before you start the report
Does “unused” mean safe to remove?
No. It means the resource should be reviewed with its owner and workload context.
Can CloudTrim identify untagged resources?
It can make ownership gaps useful to investigate; it does not invent an owner.
Will the scan change tags or resources?
No. The free report is read-only.
Continue the review