Find cost traps and fix your code

Frugal Code connects your source, cloud, and observability data to attribute costs directly to code, surface inefficient usage, and ship fixes that cut your bill without slowing development.

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GitHub commit page showing implementation of GZIP compression for GCS uploads in accounting service with 5 files changed and 492 additions plus 5 deletions.

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Find and fix cost traps across your code and connected services

Attribute Costs

Automatically map cloud spend directly to the source code, services, and features driving it.

Investigate Hotspots

Surface expensive components and drill down to root causes like inefficient queries or chatty APIs.

Apply Frugal Fixes

Ship merge-ready fixes with clear, quantified savings without disrupting your roadmap.

See exactly which services and code components drive your cloud bill

Frugal analyzes your code base, observability and cost data to discover the elements in your system to attribute costs to code.

Diagram showing cost distribution by code component totaling $16,328, with Product-Catalog costing $9,257 and AI-Complaints-Handler $1,955, linked to various log indexing and ingestion costs. Below is a table listing log patterns with corresponding components, data bytes, and monthly costs, including Cart (30%, $11,726), Product-Catalog (13%, $1,844), and Accounting (9%, $1,578).

Anthropic Messages API table showing three components with models, tokens, uncached usage, and monthly costs, alongside a cost trap summary with items marked as Trapped or Avoided.

Find cost traps before they explode spend

Identify inefficient usage patterns—model choice, storage format, verbose logging—before they compound into budget-breaking costs. Catch issues in development, not in next month’s invoice.

Ship Frugal Fixes that automatically reduce wasteful usage

When we find a problem, we don't just flag it—we prepare ready-to-apply fixes you can review and merge. Start saving this sprint, not next quarter.

Code snippet showing a fix to add gzip compression for bucket booksampledump2 with comments and C# async task code editing in a pull request.

Chat message from frugal-bot warning of a cost trap with DEBUG log level in production, suggesting to change logging.basicConfig from level=logging.DEBUG to level=logging.WARNING with a comment from craig-weidman saying Good catch! Thank you.

Keep new code within cost guardrails from day one

Build cost visibility and controls into your SDLC. Frugal reviews new code changes made by humans or AI coding agents for cost impact and provides recommendations on how to optimize.

Cost engineering, on tap for developers

Frugal bot brings cost-engineering expertise and real cost and usage data to your IDE, GitHub, and coding agents so developers get in-context, practical guidance as they work.

Chat interface where Frugalbot explains that Datadog costs spiked by $2,400 last month due to a 400% increase in custom metrics, recommends tagging metrics with aggregated values or moving identifiers to logs.

Code interface showing configuration for MCP servers with frugalbot connected, detailing updates to authrecord.go including cost-saving changes and successful tests.

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Add Frugal to Claude Code or Cursor to generate cost efficient code by default.

Turn inefficient code into cloud savings.

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