Stop wasting money.
Idle resources, oversized instances, on-demand where a Savings Plan saves 60%, gp2 where gp3 is cheaper.
Wellar continuously reviews your AWS account against the Well-Architected Framework, scores it across all six pillars, and hands you the exact fix for every issue, with the command ready to run.



Drop in a CloudFormation template that creates a read-only IAM role in your account. No agents. No SDK. Nothing in your stack is modified.
One stack, one role, one region. The template is published and auditable, so you can read every line before you sign. Revoke any time by deleting the stack; there is nothing else to clean up.
Wellar never writes. The role is read-only: the AWS-managed ReadOnlyAccess policy plus a narrow billing and inventory read scope, and nothing that can change your account.
# 5 minutes, one stack $ aws cloudformation create-stack \ --stack-name wellar-connect \ --template-url \ wellar.io/connect.yaml # role created in <2 min CREATE_COMPLETE arn:aws:iam::…:role/wellar
Wellar scores your account on every one of them, every day — and tells you the single change that moves each score the most.
Idle resources, oversized instances, on-demand where a Savings Plan saves 60%, gp2 where gp3 is cheaper.
Single-AZ databases, missing backups, load balancers with one target. We tell you what breaks in an outage.
Public buckets, root accounts without MFA, security groups open to the internet. The standard controls, ranked.
CPU hotspots, oversized Lambdas, cold caches, slow queries. Every change ships with the metric to watch after.
Alarms, backups, log retention, infrastructure as code. The boring stuff that prevents 2 a.m. pages.
Graviton migrations, cold-data lifecycle, snapshot cleanup. Greener AWS is usually cheaper AWS.
Six rules every finding has to follow before it reaches you. No advisory noise — only changes you can ship.
Every finding ships a real command in CLI, Terraform, CDK, or a Console click-path. No "consider enabling".
1 cmd fixes db-prod-01One reverse command, pre-written, shipped with the fix. No archaeology if it bites, no late-night git blame.
--no-multi-az 1 lineA query, an alarm, a metric, a screen change should make. Proof the fix landed — not just that the API returned 200.
standby AZ us-east-1bRanked by $ impact + risk + effort. So a junior knows which fire to fight first, and a CFO knows what the bill bought.
+8 pts pillar impactEvery finding names the resource, the region, the effort and the risk. A name, a place, a fix — not a category to triage later.
db-prod-01 us-east-1$ saved per month. Hours of outage avoided. Or — sometimes — "this saves nothing, just don't lose your job next outage."
~$0/mo avoids 4–6hA senior engineer runs the Wellar platform against your account, validates every finding, and writes three documents — one for the CFO, one for the CTO, one for the engineer who does the work.
Money-back guarantee. If we don't find savings worth more than the audit costs, or at least one Critical or High security risk, you don't pay. That's the whole deal.
Shows where the money went last month.
Ranks the changes that actually move the bill, in dollars, and gives you the command for each.
A generic checklist.
Inspects every resource against 1,000+ Well-Architected controls and writes the fix.
Flags vulnerabilities.
Same flags, ranked against cost and reliability so you fix the right one first.
Hands you a self-assessment questionnaire to fill in.
Answers the questionnaire for you, from your real infrastructure.
$15k–$40k, 4–8 weeks, then they leave.
Same deliverables in 72 hours, fixed fee, money-back. The platform keeps running after.
No agents, no writes, no surprises. Standards-based controls, with a named engineer on the other end.
We never modify your infrastructure.
No SDK to integrate. No code to ship.
FSBP for security, Well-Architected for the rest.
On every audit, not a queue.
On the paid audit.
Covers full scans up to a defined AWS spend.
Every finding names a real resource, ships the command to fix it, and proves the fix landed. No advisory noise, no dashboards to babysit, nothing you can't act on the same afternoon.
Two ways in. Start free and let the platform run, or book the audit and have a senior engineer hand you the playbook in 72 hours.