Cloud sized for what you run — not what a partner tier rewards
We architect and manage infrastructure on AWS, DigitalOcean, Hetzner and UK/EU providers, chosen on cost and data-residency merit. No vendor kickbacks shaping the recommendation, no fleet of idle instances padding a bill nobody reads.
Infrastructure work we take on
Architecture & setup
Environments designed for your actual load and growth — compute, databases, storage, networking — documented as code (Terraform) so nothing lives only in someone's head.
Cost audits
A fixed-price review of your current cloud bill. Most audits find 20–40% of spend doing nothing — oversized instances, forgotten volumes, traffic priced on the wrong tier.
UK/EU data residency
Region and provider choices made deliberately for GDPR and procurement requirements — with the documentation to prove it in a compliance questionnaire.
Scaling that's earned
Autoscaling, load balancing and CDN where traffic justifies them — and a plain "one well-tuned server, monitored" where it doesn't. Complexity is a cost too.
Ongoing management
Patching, monitoring, capacity and cost watched monthly under a retainer — infrastructure as a solved problem, not a lurking one.
Your account, always
Everything runs in cloud accounts you own, with our access revocable in one click. Leaving us should be easy; that's what keeps us sharp.
Common questions
AWS or something simpler?
AWS when its services genuinely earn their complexity; DigitalOcean or Hetzner when a fraction of the price does the same job. The honest answer for most mid-size workloads is "simpler than you've been told".
Can you take over infrastructure someone else built?
Yes — we map it, document it, bring it under code and monitoring, then improve incrementally. No forced migrations to justify our existence.
What does this cost?
Cost audits are fixed-price from £750 (often self-funding within months). Architecture projects are quoted from scope; ongoing management typically £150–£500/month depending on estate size.
Show us the bill, or the bottleneck
Whichever hurts more. An engineer will tell you what right-sized looks like — usually the same day.
Discuss your infrastructure