Services
Three layers. Six things we will actually take money for.
Layer 1
Software
Renting: SaaS subscriptions — per seat, per month, forever, rising annually. Owning: Custom applications we build; you hold the repository.
- Launch Sprint4 weeks · Fixed price
One core workflow, live in four weeks.
- Tool Replacement6 weeks · Fixed price
One subscription, replaced by software you own.
- Platform Replacement10 weeks to the first system · Milestones
First system in ten weeks, then a costed roadmap.
- Own & OperateAnnual (AMC) or monthly (operated) · Cancel anytime · exit handover included
We keep it working, or we run it. You keep owning it either way.
Layer 2
Infrastructure
Renting: AWS, Azure, GCP — metered compute, storage and egress. Owning: Hardware in a colo or your own rack.
- Cloud Exit Assessment2–3 weeks · Fixed fee
Whether to leave the cloud — including the answer “don’t”.
- Cloud Cost Optimisation2–3 weeks · Share of savings
Stop overpaying for infrastructure you are going to keep.
Terms are settled; the detail page is still being written. Ask and you get the same answers by email.
Published as direction — not sold
- On-Prem Migration3–9 months · Milestones
Moving workloads out of metered cloud and onto hardware you own, in a colo or your own rack.
- Managed On-PremOngoing · Retainer
Running the hardware after the move — the answer to "who owns 3am?", which is the question that decides most repatriation deals.
These are on the roadmap, not the price list. What has to be true before we sell them.
Layer 3
Intelligence
Renting: Per-token API calls, with your data leaving the perimeter. Owning: Open-weights models on your own GPUs.
Published as direction — not sold
- AI Readiness Review2 weeks · Fixed fee
Which of your workloads should run on your own models, which should stay on an API, and which should not use a model at all.
- Private AI Stack6–12 weeks · Milestones
Open-weights models on your own GPUs, for the narrow high-volume work where that genuinely beats an API — classification, extraction, tagging, routing, embeddings.
These are on the roadmap, not the price list. What has to be true before we sell them.
The rule
The teardown picks the engagement for you.
Four minutes, no email, computed in your browser. It ranks your own stack by payback and routes each verdict to the service that delivers it — including the tools it tells you to keep.