Three Clouds. Three Bills. One Headache.
70% of companies run multi-cloud. That means multiple billing consoles, multiple cost models, and multiple versions of the truth. Yasu brings it all together—one dashboard, one data model, one source of truth.
The Problem
Multi-Cloud = Multiple Blindspots
You started with AWS. Then a key hire brought GCP expertise. Then an acquisition added Azure. Now you're running 2.4 clouds (that's the average)—and nobody knows what anything actually costs.
AWS Cost Explorer speaks one language. GCP Billing speaks another. Azure Cost Management speaks a third. When finance asks "what did we spend last month?"—you get three different answers.
Your engineers context-switch between consoles. Your finance team maintains manual spreadsheets to reconcile the data. Your FinOps reports take days to compile because you're stitching together exports from three different systems.
And optimization? Forget it. You can't even compare apples to apples across providers, let alone identify which cloud is actually cheaper for which workload.
Multi-cloud was supposed to give you flexibility. Instead, it gave you chaos.
The Solution
One Platform. Every Cloud. Finally Comparable.
Yasu doesn't just aggregate your cloud data—we normalize it. Using the FOCUS open standard (created by the FinOps Foundation), we translate every provider's terminology, categories, and cost models into a single, consistent view.
AWS "instances," GCP "VMs," and Azure "virtual machines" all become "compute." Same categories, same allocation logic, same reporting structure. Everywhere.
Finally, you can answer questions like:
"What's our total compute spend across all clouds?"
"Which team is overspending—regardless of which cloud they use?"
"Is this workload actually cheaper on GCP or AWS?"
And Yasu doesn't stop at visibility. Our autonomous agents optimize across all your clouds simultaneously—finding savings opportunities that single-cloud tools miss entirely.
