Frequently asked questions

Cloudya helps companies reduce AWS costs, improve security, optimize architecture, and achieve more efficient operations. We combine technical consulting with ongoing support and AWS usage discounts.

Most teams lack the time or capacity to continuously optimize AWS. Cloudya takes responsibility for this, providing better cost control, fewer errors, and a more robust infrastructure.

Yes. We review your entire environment, identify unnecessary resources, optimize usage patterns, and implement available discounts. Most customers see noticeable cost reductions within a few weeks.

We handle monitoring, alerts, configuration, and ongoing follow-up so security measures work effectively in practice, tightly integrated with AWS. Cloudya is a TrendAI reseller, so licensing and operations come from one place.

No. We work with everyone from startups to larger enterprises across Scandinavia. What matters is that AWS is important to your operations and that you want better control, performance, and security.

Book a short consultation with us. We'll review your current AWS environment, goals, and challenges, then provide a concrete proposal for how Cloudya can improve costs, architecture, and operations.

No. The billing side of what we do applies to the environment you already have — your account, your regions, your services, unchanged. Optimization and modernization work is separate, and you decide whether and when to take it.

Amazon Web Services, and only AWS. All of our competence, experience and focus sits on one platform, which is what lets a specialised team know its cost model, its security services and its failure modes properly rather than knowing several clouds shallowly.

Your AWS spend is invoiced through our reseller programme instead of directly from AWS, which is where the discount comes from. You are billed in your preferred currency by a company in your own region, so the exchange-rate and card-fee layers on top of paying AWS directly come off.

It is AWS's structured assessment of an environment against its own best practice — covering operations, security, reliability, performance, cost and sustainability. The output is a list of findings and recommended improvements, prioritised, which is what an engagement with us tends to be planned around.

No. There is no minimum term. Your AWS account remains yours throughout, so ending the arrangement is a billing change rather than a migration project.

Oslo, Norway, working with customers across Scandinavia. More than ten years of that work is what shaped how we approach AWS environments.