You're almost certainly paying for the same tool category two or three times. A vendor-neutral operator finds the overlap, builds the consolidation plan, and stands behind the number: 3× the fee in cuts within 6 months, or you pay nothing.
The cutting happens here, the spend diagnosis on fatsaas, and a free agent-readiness scan on cloudmcp. Each is bought on its own.
Each is bought, priced and run on its own, and each is worth doing by itself — none of them is a prerequisite for another, and there's no order you have to follow. Doing them together does compound: a bill you've already cut is a cheaper, cleaner thing to connect an AI agent to. That's an option, not a gate.
Free 60-second scan · you own the code
Scan your stack free to see what AI agents can already reach — then close the gaps with an MCP server scoped to your systems.
Stands alone: no audit and no cuts required first. Bring the stack you already have.
cloudmcp.net →Free · 2 minutes · no account
Detect the tools you actually run from public records, model the rest, and surface every category you pay for twice.
Stands alone: take the numbers into your own renewal review and stop there.
fatsaas.com →3× the fee in cuts, or you pay nothing
A prioritized consolidation plan run by a vendor-neutral operator — biggest, least-disruptive cuts first.
Stands alone: it ends when the savings land. Nothing obliges you to connect an agent afterwards.
A typical 150-person stack carries $131,106–$266,134/yr of recoverable overlap, modeled from public list prices. Your real number comes from the free diagnosis.
If I don't identify at least 3× my fee in cuttable software spend within 6 months, you pay nothing.
Vendor-neutral — I sell no software, so the only number I'm chasing is yours. I take a limited number of clients, and only ones whose stack I've already diagnosed, so I never guarantee blind.
Consolidation starts with a diagnosis. Give fatsaas a work email or just your company website — your spend is modeled in two minutes, you come straight back here with your savings estimate, and you decide whether to apply.
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