Infrastructure sized for what you actually use
Cloud Infrastructure
We design and run the infrastructure your application lives on, with automatic deployment and alerts when something degrades.
Included
What this service covers
Cloud gets expensive when you provision for the peak and pay for it all month. The work starts by measuring what your application actually consumes, sizing against that number, and automating deployment so shipping a change doesn’t depend on someone remembering the steps. Everything is purchased in your name: if you switch service providers tomorrow, the accounts remain yours.
- Infrastructure designed around what your application actually consumes
- Automatic deployment straight from the repository
- Separate test and production environments
- Automatic backups with restores that get tested
- Alerts when spend or errors move outside the normal range
- Provider accounts opened in your company's name
What it’s for
What changes in your operation
- 01
You pay for what you use
Sizing comes from measured consumption, not from what somebody estimated just in case when it was first bought.
- 02
Deploying stops being frightening
Deployment is automatic and reversible: if a change goes wrong, you are back on the previous version in one step.
- 03
You find out before your customer does
Alerts fire when something starts to degrade, not when somebody calls to complain that they cannot get in.
- 04
The provider account is yours
The bill arrives in your name and the access is yours. Nobody can hold your infrastructure hostage.
The costliest mistake
Sizing the cloud for the peak and paying for it all month
Infrastructure gets bought with the busiest day of the year in mind and paid for the other three hundred and sixty-four. The bill climbs on its own, nobody knows which resource grew, and the conversation is postponed until it hurts.
- What usually happens
- The size is estimated just in case and never revisited.
- What we do instead
- We measure what the application actually consumes and size against that, with alerts when it moves out of range.
How the work goes
From the first call to production
The same process on every project, whatever the size.
- 01
Measure what exists
We look at what the application consumes today and how much of the bill is resources sitting switched on unused.
- 02
Design and estimated cost
The architecture is proposed with its estimated monthly cost before anything moves, so the decision has a number attached.
- 03
Migrate in stages
It moves in phases, each with a rollback ready. The site does not go down to migrate.
- 04
Automation and monitoring
You end up with automated deployment, scheduled backups and alerts wired to whoever should receive them.
When it applies
Situations this service solves
If one of these sounds familiar, this is probably the service you’re after.
The cloud bill climbs and nobody knows why
We identify which resource grew, whether it is used, and what can be switched off without touching the service.
Shipping a change depends on one person being available
Automated deployment removes that dependency and leaves the process written down instead of in someone's head.
Everything runs on one server with no plan if it falls
The critical parts are separated, the backups are tested, and what happens on the day it fails is defined in advance.
Plans
What it costs
Prices in US dollars, with the scope written down. If your case fits none of them, that is what the last plan is for.
Tune-up
Putting what already runs in order, without moving the business around.
$1,400one-time
Includes · 5
- Inventory of current infrastructure and its real cost
- Automatic deployment from the repository
- Scheduled backups with one tested restore
- Alerts for downtime and out-of-range spend
- Documentation of what was configured
Managed
We watch the infrastructure and you forget it exists.
$1,500one-time
+ $390 per month to run it
or $3,900 a year, two months off
Includes · 6
- Separate test and production environments
- Monitoring with alerts to whoever should get them
- Verified backups with periodic restores
- Scheduled updates and patching
- Response window during business hours
- Monthly status report and quarterly cost review
Migration
Moving what sits on an old server, in stages and without shutting anything down.
$5,900one-time
Includes · 6
- Staged plan with a rollback at every step
- Migration with no downtime window
- Cost review before and after
- Deployment automation
- Training your team on the new process
- Documented handover
Enterprise
High availability, several regions or compliance requirements.
Based on scope
Includes · 4
- Multi-region architecture
- Tested disaster recovery plan
- Access auditing and encryption
- Written service level agreement
The provider bill (AWS, Cloudflare, Google Cloud) arrives in your own account with no markup from us.
Seasonal pricing, subject to change. The price in your proposal is fixed from the moment you receive it. In USD, local taxes not included.
Also
Services that usually go together
Next step
Which of these do you need?
If you’re not sure, that’s fine too: the first call defines the scope before anyone talks about price.