Factors that define the cost
- The number and complexity of your current systems.
- The volume of data to migrate.
- Security and compliance requirements.
- Whether you need re-architecture or just a "lift and shift".
- The level of post-migration support.
Reference ranges
A simple migration of a small application can cost a few thousand dollars; a medium-sized system with several applications and data, more; and a large, critical infrastructure, considerably more. That's why we insist on a prior audit: only with your actual inventory can we give you an exact figure.
Costs people forget
- Re-architecture to properly take advantage of the cloud.
- Training your team.
- Post-migration support and monitoring.
- Ongoing cost optimization.
How to reduce the cost of your migration
- Migrate in stages, not all at once.
- Choose the right services (don't over-provision).
- Take advantage of "shutting down" resources you don't use.
- Monitor and optimize costs from day one.
Our advice
Start with an audit: we evaluate your current infrastructure and hand you a roadmap with clear costs before moving a single server.