One fixed-scope engagement, one transparent price. A senior infrastructure engineer reads your actual cloud bill and architecture and hands you a decision-ready report — including the honest cases where you should not move.
I read your actual cloud bill and architecture myself — I'm a senior infrastructure engineer, not a sales team — and hand you a decision-ready report:
Before any assessment, send me a recent cloud bill and I'll send back a one-page savings teardown within 24 hours, free. If a full assessment is worth it, you'll see exactly why; if it isn't, I'll tell you that too. No signup, no sales call — a real engineer reads your bill.
Most "leave the cloud" pitches sell a migration no matter what. I don't. If your bill is spiky, mostly idle, or dominated by managed services rather than traffic, moving it can cost more once you count the engineering time — and the assessment exists to find that out before you spend a cent on a migration. "Zero ongoing cost" is a myth; someone always runs the servers. I price that in, then show you whether the savings still win. Often they do. Sometimes they don't, and I'll say so.
You own the report and can hand it to any engineer — everything in it is standard open-source, with no lock-in to me. If you'd like me to run the migration and the servers afterwards, that's a separate, optional engagement we scope once the numbers are clear. I make money when your infrastructure gets cheaper and stays boring, not when you buy more of something.
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