From Azure analysis to client-ready work. Spotto helps MSPs spot and rank what each Azure environment needs and what it's worth, then turn it into a draft pre-sales report, statement of work or client review.
“US$6,000–10,000 of optimisation work every month” in one client environment. — Umbrellar
Paying production database rates for a development workload. Move 8 vCores from Business Critical to General Purpose.
More clients, more tools, more risk to carry, and the same team. Spotting what's worth doing is a craft. Packaging it so the client approves it is another.
Fixed price, block hours or projects: each finding fits the way you already charge.
You seeA client’s estate as a report, a phased roadmap with the value of each phase, and the scope of work.
You doWalk into the first meeting with the analysis, plan the next quarter with the roadmap, and book it with the statement of work.
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You seeEach client’s spend, broken down by resource group, and what changed since last period.
You doExplain a spike before the client asks, and scope the fix as work.
Explore cost
You seeSecure Score and every open finding, ranked by how far each one moves the score.
You doHand the client a security plan for the next 30, 60 and 90 days.
Explore security
You seeUnprotected workloads, failing backups and services heading for retirement.
You doBook the fix as planned work, well ahead of the deadline.
Explore reliability
You seeEvery fix with its effort in hours, at your own rate.
You doExport the work to a statement of work, then push the tickets to your PSA.
Explore scoping
Everyone else stops at cutting your clients' cloud bill. Spotto finds that and the billable work it's hiding, scoped, costed, ready for your PSA. Across every client.
Measured live from the product, across client Azure estates (Aug 2026). The services-work floor counts only the top 15 findings per client, at a $200/hr bill-out.
Spotto's founders spent over a decade building and growing a Cloud MSP, before building the platform the future demands. They know the stretch, the bench, the hidden work, because they've lived it.



Yes. Spotto connects read-only by default, it reads the estate and surfaces findings, but never changes anything without your explicit go-ahead. Set-up takes about an hour, and you stay in control of every action.
Yes. Cost is one part of what Spotto looks at. The rest is security, compliance and reliability. Across the client Azure estates Spotto has assessed, those three made up 92.4% of what it surfaced, and cost made up 3.7%. Spotto takes each finding further: it gives you the context to decide what matters for each client, and packages the work into draft proposals ready to take to them.
The opposite. The services work Spotto surfaces is worth far more than any resale margin at risk, it turns thin resale into high-margin advisory work you can scope and bill. The cost insight is the on-ramp to the services revenue, not a replacement for it.
No, it's your team, scaled. Spotto handles the routine day-to-day and surfaces the work that matters, so your best people stop drowning in low-value tasks and get back to the project work they're measured on. The operator is always in the driver's seat.
Live in about an hour, no rip-and-replace. Spotto reads your clients' clouds and pushes findings into the tools you already run, ConnectWise, Kaseya and Jira.
Azure today, with AWS on the way. Every client is read against all five Well-Architected pillars, Cost, Security, Reliability, Performance and Operational Excellence.
Tight ones. Spotto's AI is read-only and deny-by-default, it can only ever see what your access permits, every action is permission-checked, and nothing changes until you approve exactly what runs. AI features run inside your region's boundary on enterprise infrastructure, so your data is never used to train foundation models, and we layer our own defenses against prompt injection and scope creep, informed by OWASP guidance for LLM applications. The operator is always in the driver's seat.
Yes. Spotto has a SOC 2 Type II report from an independent auditor, Decrypt Compliance. Type II means the auditor tested how our controls worked over a period of time, as well as how they were designed. Security and procurement teams can message us for a copy. Our live controls and sub-processors are on our trust portal, or we can walk you through them.
“Our clients already rely on us to stay ahead of the curve. Spotto strengthens that, helping us turn insight into action faster, deepen the conversations we’re having, and continue expanding the value we deliver.”
Luke GoldsCTO, Umbrellar
Shown with Umbrellar’s sign-off.
Spot it. Grow it. Own what's next.
Your best people back on the work that matters, every client better looked after.