Cloud that's built right and billed right.
Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud. We review what you're running, find what you're overpaying for, and plan what should move, what should stay, and what should be retired.
Sound familiar?
- “The monthly bill grows faster than the business.”
- “The environment was set up quickly and never revisited.”
- “Leadership wants to move more to the cloud, but nobody has decided what belongs there.”
What we do
- Cloud cost audit and rightsizing
- Migration readiness and planning
- Multi-cloud architecture review
- Infrastructure as code (Terraform)
- DevOps and deployment pipelines
Which cloud, honestly
We do not carry a preferred vendor. The right cloud is the one that fits your existing licensing, your team’s skills, and your actual workloads, and that is different for every estate we look at.
| Cloud | Pricing model | Ecosystem fit | Database tooling | Typical mid-market fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AWS | Broadest service catalog; committed-use discounts (Savings Plans, RIs) reward workload stability | Best fit when the estate is already AWS-native or vendor-neutral | RDS, Aurora, and DynamoDB cover most workloads; deepest managed-service breadth | Estates with varied workloads and no strong Microsoft dependency |
| Microsoft Azure | Hybrid benefit and enterprise agreements often undercut list price for Windows-heavy estates | Strongest fit when Microsoft 365, Entra ID, or on-prem Active Directory are already central | Azure SQL and Managed Instance are a near-direct lift from on-prem SQL Server | Estates already licensed through Microsoft, or migrating off Windows Server and SQL Server |
| Google Cloud | Sustained-use discounts apply automatically; often the simplest pricing model to reason about | Strongest for data and analytics workloads (BigQuery) and Kubernetes-native teams | Cloud SQL and AlloyDB cover Postgres and MySQL well; thinner Oracle and SQL Server tooling | Data-heavy or container-native workloads, or teams already invested in Kubernetes |
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Who this is for
From our field notes
Common questions
Do we have to be fully in the cloud already?
No. We review whatever you run today, including hybrid setups.
What access do you need?
Read-only billing and resource access. We list exactly what before you commit.
Will you tell us not to migrate something?
Often. Some workloads cost more in the cloud than they're worth there.
Which clouds do you cover?
Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud.
After the assessment
If you want help carrying out the plan, we work alongside your internal team on a recurring basis: projects, escalations, and the infrastructure work your team doesn't have hours for. We supplement your IT team. We don't replace it. How we work
Book a 15‑minute scope call.
You describe the problem. We tell you what fixing it takes, what it costs, and whether we are the right firm for it.