Stop overpaying for AWS. We audit. You save.

Modern Logic performs a comprehensive review of your AWS account to find unused resources, right-sizing opportunities, and configuration changes that lower your bill. We also model Savings Plans and Reserved Instances against your real usage and deliver a prioritized report with estimated monthly savings for every recommendation.

Savings vary by environment, but for accounts that haven’t had a recent audit, meaningful double-digit percentages of monthly spend are typical — and on under-managed environments the number can be substantially higher. Right-sizing and idle resource cleanup deliver immediate savings, while Savings Plans and Reserved Instances compound the discount over the term of the commitment. We quantify the expected savings per recommendation up front so you can decide what’s worth the engineering time.

Modern Logic is a custom software development firm based in Minneapolis, Minnesota (Twin Cities) with deep AWS experience across compute, data, networking, and serverless workloads. We’ve built and operated production systems on AWS for years, which is why our audits go beyond a Trusted Advisor report — we understand the architectural tradeoffs behind every recommendation.

Modern Logic is headquartered in the Twin Cities and has been building and operating AWS-hosted products for over a decade. Our team handles cloud architecture, cost optimization audits, DevOps, and application development for AWS-based systems — all under one roof.

Compute Savings Plans give the deepest flexibility — they apply to EC2, Fargate, and Lambda across any region, instance family, or OS. EC2 Instance Savings Plans offer a steeper discount but lock you to a specific family and region. Reserved Instances still make sense for RDS, ElastiCache, OpenSearch, and Redshift. We model your usage and recommend the right blend of 1-year vs 3-year terms and No Upfront vs Partial vs All Upfront so you maximize discount without overcommitting.

Yes — we audit every account in your AWS Organization, not just the biggest one. Multi-account environments often hide significant savings at the Org level: Savings Plan and Reserved Instance sharing that was never enabled, consolidated billing left misconfigured, missing cost allocation tags, and absent budget or billing alerts. We surface those as part of every audit so you capture the discounts you’ve already paid for.

Yes — we operate exclusively from a read-only IAM role you create and control. We don’t make any changes to your account during the audit. Every API call we make is visible in your CloudTrail. If you later want our help implementing recommendations, that’s a separate, scoped engagement with explicit approvals.

If your AWS account stores or transmits PHI, HIPAA compliance is required. Modern Logic has built HIPAA-aligned AWS architectures with encryption at rest and in transit, audit logging, restricted IAM, and Business Associate Agreements with AWS. Our audits flag any configurations that put compliance at risk and recommend remediations alongside the cost-saving findings.

AWS pricing has hundreds of dimensions — instance families, regions, storage classes, data transfer paths, commitment terms, and on-demand vs Spot vs Savings Plan rates. Most teams default to on-demand pricing on right-now-sized resources because it’s the safe choice during a build. The bill grows quietly, and nobody has time to revisit it. An audit is the fastest way to align your spend with what you’re actually using.

AWS publishes the Compute Optimizer, Trusted Advisor, and Cost Explorer Rightsizing recommendations — and they’re a useful starting point. But they don’t understand your architectural constraints, your roadmap, or which workloads can actually be changed. We combine the AWS-native tooling with hands-on review and architectural judgement so the recommendations are realistic, not theoretical.

Modern Logic delivers a written audit report with every finding quantified in estimated monthly and annual savings, ranked by effort. We walk through the report live with your engineering and finance leads, answer questions, and — if you’d like — help implement the changes. The deliverable is something you can hand to leadership and start acting on the same day.