Azure cloud services that pay for what they cost We build on Azure, move what gains from it, and run it afterwards

Before anything moves, we look at each application: what it costs to run today, how busy it is, and what it would cost on Azure. A payroll system that's busy two days a month is priced very differently from an order portal that runs all day.

You end with a short list of what goes first, what waits, and what stays where it is, with a monthly cost for each.

We build new web apps, APIs, and background jobs on Azure App Service, Azure Functions, Azure Kubernetes Service, and Azure SQL. Your people sign in with the Microsoft Entra ID accounts they already have.

Each app goes live with its logs, alerts, and costs visible to your team from day one.

We set up the landing zone first: subscriptions, networks, identity, backup, and the security rules your auditors ask about. Every piece is written as code in Bicep or Terraform, so it can be rebuilt the same way twice.

• Subscriptions and networks laid out by team
• Access set by role through Entra ID
• Backups and recovery tested before launch

We move applications, SQL Server databases, and Windows servers in waves of a few at a time. Each one is tested against the old system before users switch over.

We connect what moves to what stays, such as an on-premises ERP or Dynamics 365, through Azure API Management and Logic Apps.

Not everything has to move. With Azure Arc, servers that stay in your data center are watched and patched from the same place as the ones on Azure.

Once the data sits in Azure, we add Azure OpenAI, AI Search, and Microsoft Fabric where they change a decision, such as a forecast a planner checks every Monday.

After launch, we can run it for you: monitoring around the clock, patching every month, and fixing problems before your users report them. Each month you get a report of what you spent and what we changed.

We shut down idle servers at night, buy reserved capacity only for loads that run all day, and move cold data to cheaper storage.

Azure lets you pay for servers only while they work, add capacity in minutes, and keep your data in the regions your rules require. The gain depends on each application, so we price every one before it moves.

We've built on Azure for insurers, healthcare providers, manufacturers, and logistics firms. Azure suits any business that already runs Microsoft 365, SQL Server or .NET applications.

Start from your applications, not from the cloud. For each one, decide whether to move it as it is, change it to use Azure's managed services, rebuild it, or leave it where it runs.

They are when your team would rather build than watch servers at night. We price managed services as a monthly fee tied to the number of applications we run, so you can compare it with hiring.

Send us the list of applications you'd like to move or build. We'll come back with what each one costs today, what it would cost on Azure, and the order we'd move them in.