Stop Cloud Bill Shock
Before It Happens

One command to monitor Azure & AWS free tiers. No surprises. Monitor usage, set alerts, and clean up resources automatically.

Azure 65+ services monitored AWS 100+ services tracked
$ azguard status
Checking free tier usage...
┌─────────────── AZURE ───────────────┐
│ Compute: ████████░░ 750/1000 hrs │
│ Storage: ████░░░░░░ 4/5 GB │
│ SQL DB: █████████░ 19/20 GB │
│ Budget: $0.23 of $5.00 │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─────────────── AWS ─────────────────┐
│ EC2: ███░░░░░░░ 127/750 hrs │
│ S3: ████████░░ 4.2/5 GB │
│ Lambda: ██░░░░░░░░ 200K/1M reqs │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
⚠ Azure SQL Database at 95% - consider cleanup
✓ All AWS services within limits

Why Free Tiers Surprise You

Silent Expiration

Azure's 12-month free services don't stop when they expire—they just start charging you. AWS monthly limits just reset and keep going.

Hidden Dependencies

A "free" VM triggers billable disks, IPs, and bandwidth. AWS Lambda needs S3, CloudWatch, and more. One service becomes five charges.

No Hard Stops

Both clouds let you exceed limits and bill you later. No warnings, no budget locks by default. You find out when the invoice arrives.

Everything You Need

🎯 Free Tier Tracking

Monitor Azure (65+ services) and AWS (100+ services) against free tier limits. Real-time visibility into what you're using.

⚠️ Smart Alerts

Set budget alerts for Azure ($1-$100) and usage thresholds for AWS (e.g., 80% of EC2 hours). Get warned before charges hit.

📊 Cost Breakdown

See current month spending by service. Forecast trends. Understand exactly where your money is going across both clouds.

🧹 Cleanup Guide

Interactive guide to find and remove unused resources. Stay within limits without manual hunting through consoles.

Install AzGuard

Choose your preferred installation method

🚀 One-Line Install (All Platforms)

curl -sSL https://azguard.dev/install.sh | bash
💾 Direct Downloads (v1.0.5)

Download Latest Release from GitHub

Available for Windows, macOS (Intel & Apple Silicon), and Linux