ScaleToZero
Find and fix hidden AWS infrastructure waste via Slack.
What it does
Most cloud Finops cost tools just give you a dashboard full of recommendations that engineers ignore. ScaleToZero is an autonomous agent that actually closes the loop. It scans your AWS account for waste (zombie GPUs, unattached EBS), pings your Slack with the exact dollar amount, and safely executes the Boto3 delete/stop command when you click "Approve". Start with a free waste audit using a strictly read-only IAM role so there is zero risk.
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