Published prices, on purpose
Most AWS consultancies make you enter a sales cycle to learn whether an engagement costs $10k or $200k. We publish our anchors so you can budget in five minutes — and every project is a fixed price confirmed before work starts, because new scope is a new agreement, not a change order.
Diagnostics and reviews
Well-Architected Review
All six pillars, scored findings, target architectures, remediation roadmap, security-questionnaire mapping, 90-day follow-up. Four weeks, read-only access. Exact price confirmed in one 30-minute call.
AWS Cost Review
Read-only CUR analysis producing a ranked savings backlog with a dollar estimate per item, plus a board-ready explanation of what drove the bill. Five to seven days.
Migrations & projects
The Assess phase produces a fixed-scope, fixed-price proposal per wave or per project — costs, timeline, architecture, and risks on paper before you commit to execution.
We are a young firm building our public track record: the first three Well-Architected Review clients get a founding rate of $6,500 in exchange for a reference call, one publishable outcome metric, and a named quote. When those three slots are gone, this paragraph comes down.
Operate & Optimize retainer
Senior AWS continuity in monthly hour blocks — a 90-day initial commitment, then month-to-month. Hours are consumed in the month with no rollover, and blocks are only sold up to the capacity one person can genuinely reserve.
10+ hours/month
Architecture reviews, decision support, and small fixes on tap.
20+ hours/month
Steady advisory plus implementation from an agreed backlog.
40+ hours/month
Sustained delivery alongside your team, week over week.
80+ hours/month
Deep engagement — larger items graduate to fixed-scope projects.
Full retainer terms → — including what it deliberately is not (a 24/7 pager service) and what happens when we're unavailable.
The mechanics, so procurement isn't a surprise
- Fixed-scope projects: half the fee on signature (that payment schedules the work), the remainder on acceptance — no hourly billing, no change orders
- Retainers: the month's block is invoiced at the start of each monthly cycle
- ACH preferred; remittance details come via our payment-details form, never in the body of an email — verify any banking-change request with your named contact before acting
- Every engagement runs under a Master Services Agreement with a fixed-scope SOW; scoping conversations can start under a mutual NDA
- A 60-day post-project support window is included on delivered work — part of the price, not an upsell
Frequently asked questions
Why publish prices when nobody else does?
Because the alternative wastes your time. If the number is out of range, you find out in five minutes instead of after three discovery calls. Published anchors also keep us honest: the price on this page is the price in the proposal, adjusted only for scope we discuss together.
What makes the price "fixed" — really?
The SOW lists deliverables, explicit assumptions, and exclusions, and states the fee. If scope changes, we write a new SOW together and you decide — there is no change-order mechanism at all, contractually. Dependency delays extend timelines, never the price.
What has no public price?
AI production-readiness reviews, IaC cleanup sprints, security baselines, and remediation work are scoped per environment — each gets a written fixed price within 48 hours of the scoping call (assessments within 24). Anything we cannot deliver well solo, we say so and point you somewhere better.
Do unused retainer hours roll over?
No — blocks are consumed in the month, which is what lets us cap capacity honestly and reserve real availability for each client. Tier changes take effect at the next monthly cycle with notice.
Budget it in five minutes, confirm it in thirty
One scoping call, a written fixed price within 48 hours, and no follow-up sequence if you say no.
Book the Scoping Call