Infrastructure as code, every time
We write your infra the same way you write code. Versioned, peer-reviewed, and reproducible across every environment.
AWS, GCP, or Azure. Whether you're moving from on-prem or just trying to get a handle on costs, we design infrastructure that performs today and scales with you tomorrow, with clear visibility into every line item.
Three principles guide every engagement.
We write your infra the same way you write code. Versioned, peer-reviewed, and reproducible across every environment.
Right-sizing, autoscaling, and cost guardrails go in from day one. AI watches for anomalies before the bill arrives.
Monitoring, alerts, and policy guardrails catch what teams miss. Reliability without anyone staring at dashboards.
When AWS or GCP quietly becomes your biggest line item, we'll figure out why and tighten it up. Most partners see 20 to 40% lower bills in the first quarter.
When your deploy process lives in one engineer's head, the whole team carries that risk. We move it into code, document it for humans, and make pushing to production calm and predictable.
When a press hit or product launch could knock you over, we build the auto-scaling and failover before the moment arrives. Multi-AZ, real load testing, and alerting that reaches the right person.
A real partnership, not a vendor handoff. Our engineers in the pull requests with you. Infrastructure your team can own when we're done.
We scope the first milestone before you sign anything. You get a real plan, a first deliverable, and nothing due until it's in your hands. If the work isn't what we promised, you walk away. That's the partnership we want.
The person who scopes your work is the same one writing the Terraform and reviewing your bill with you. No handoffs, no offshore swap after signature. US-based, accountable, and on the call when something matters.
We hand off architecture diagrams, runbooks, and an incident playbook your team can read, with no "call us to fix it" dependency. If you want us to stay as a partner, that's your call, not something we built in.
Tap whichever of these hit home. We'll show you what's usually driving it and how we'd fix it together.
We start with an honest audit of what you're running, what it's costing, and where the risk is. You get a full picture and a prioritized list, with nothing changing in production until we both agree on the plan.
Then we sit down together and design the target architecture, including compute, networking, storage, CI/CD, and observability. Your engineers are in the room and your product roadmap shapes the decisions, not the other way around.
We roll out in phases, with nothing flipping over in production until it's been tested in staging and rehearsed with your team. You keep shipping, your customers don't notice, and the stack slowly becomes something calmer to run.
We tune cost and performance, set up alerting, and write real documentation, so when we hand off, your team owns it end to end. If you want us around as a partner for ongoing work, that's your choice, not a dependency we built in.
Two questions. An honest range. No email, and no sales follow-up if you're just curious.
We'll look at what you have, show you honestly what's working and what's costing you, and design a path forward together. No pressure, no scare tactics, and nothing you have to sign to keep the conversation.
Biocanic's whole product depends on clinicians being able to trust it every day. We designed their multi-AZ AWS architecture from the ground up: auto-scaling ECS, managed RDS across availability zones, CloudFront on the edge, and the whole thing defined in Terraform. Since launch, they've held 99.97% uptime across a thousand-plus practitioners. Their team runs it. We stay nearby.
This team was moving millions of signatures a month with a four-hour manual deploy process that only a handful of engineers knew how to run. We rebuilt their pipeline in Terraform and GitHub Actions with blue/green deploys, cut their deploy time from 4 hours to 12 minutes, and removed the "one person knows this" risk entirely. Zero downtime through the whole migration.
It means your cloud setup (servers, databases, networking, load balancers) is defined in text files you can review, version, and rebuild, instead of being a one-off that lives in one person's AWS console. If something breaks, you roll back. If you need a new environment, it's a command. If a new engineer joins, they don't need tribal knowledge to ship.
Mostly to watch things your team doesn't have time to watch. AI helps us catch cost anomalies, flag reliability drift, and summarize incidents in plain English for whoever's on call. It also speeds us up when we're writing Terraform or reviewing an old stack. A engineer always signs off on the changes. AI doesn't push to prod.
Yes. We plan every migration in phases, use blue/green or canary deploys, and rehearse everything in staging before it touches production. Our default target is zero unplanned downtime, and we're honest up front if anything about your setup makes that harder to promise.
Yes. AWS is where we have the deepest bench, but we work on GCP and Azure regularly too. We'll pick (or keep) the platform that fits your team, your compliance needs, and your existing contracts. We're not here to sell you a migration you don't need.
In most engagements, 20 to 40% in the first quarter, without degrading service. We tag everything so costs are traceable, right-size what's oversized, retire what's idle, and wire auto-scaling to your real traffic. If your setup is already lean, we'll tell you that honestly instead of inventing savings.
Tell us. We include a support window with every engagement, and most clients keep us around as a partner on a retainer for ongoing optimization and on-call help. Either way, the engineer who built your infrastructure is the one who picks up the phone. Not a ticket queue.
A full infrastructure build usually lands between $30K and $100K depending on complexity. Live migrations run $50K to $150K. Ongoing partnership retainer pricing varies by scope. Use the estimator above for a rough range, or book a free 30-minute review and we'll give you a real number for your exact setup.
Tell us what's running, what hurts, and what you wish looked different. We'll come back with an honest plan, a clear price, and a first milestone you can say yes or no to before you owe a dollar.