Google Cloud consulting services that start with the cost GCP consultants who price each application before they design it

We design how your applications live on Google Cloud: projects by team, a shared VPC, IAM roles by job, and organization policies for the rules your auditors check. It's written in Terraform, so every environment is built the same way.

• A diagram and a price for each application
• Security rules mapped to your audit list
• Backup and recovery targets agreed up front

When an application is worth changing, we move it to Cloud Run, Google Kubernetes Engine, Cloud SQL, or Spanner. A web app that idles at night can scale to zero on Cloud Run, so quiet hours cost nothing.

Lift and shift isn't always cheaper. A server sized for its busiest hour costs the same at midnight, so we price each application three ways: moved as it is, moved to managed services, or rebuilt.

We move a few applications at a time and run each beside the old one until the figures match.

We set up Cloud Build or GitHub Actions pipelines with Artifact Registry, so every change is built, tested, and released the same way. Your developers ship more often, and every release can be rolled back in minutes.

Many clients come to Google Cloud for BigQuery. We move old warehouses to it, stream data in with Pub/Sub and Dataflow, and build Looker dashboards on top.

Where it changes a decision, we add Vertex AI and Gemini, such as flagging an unusual payment for an analyst to review, or forecasting when a machine needs service.

After launch, we can run it for you: Cloud Monitoring, monthly patching, and a disaster recovery test every quarter. Security Command Center shows your team what's exposed, and budget alerts show what's expensive.

Every month we review the bill with you and name the three changes that would save the most.

A GCP consultant decides with you what should run on Google Cloud, designs it, and prices it before anything moves. Good ones then help build and move it, and leave your team able to run it.

Ask to see an architecture they designed and still run, and how they price a move before it starts. A good consulting company shows you the cost of each application, not only the cost of its own team.

It depends on how many applications are in scope. We usually start with a short, fixed-price assessment, then quote the design and each migration wave as fixed prices.

Yes. Google Cloud encrypts data at rest and in transit by default, and IAM, VPC Service Controls, and Security Command Center let you limit and watch who reaches what. We set these up before the first application goes live.

Neither wins everywhere. Google Cloud is strong at data analytics and containers, and AWS has the widest range of services and the most engineers who know it. We price your applications on both and recommend the one that costs less for your workload.