Cloud migration consulting for AWS, Google Cloud and Azure, with a tested rollback for every cutover. Start with a Discovery: USD 7,000, 1 to 4 weeks, fixed price. Discovery ends with the migration sequence in a roadmap. Then CI/CD & IaC builds the target in code.
Fixed-price packageDiscoveryUSD 7,0001–4 weeks
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Checked before every cutover
Rollback is a re-promotion of the previous release
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Fintech platform, rehearsed in dev.
Cloud migration services move a product from one environment to another, such as from servers you run to a cloud provider, without breaking what users rely on. The work is an inventory of what runs, a target written as infrastructure as code, a move in a safe order and a cutover you can reverse. Clouditive does that on AWS, Google Cloud and Azure, with a plan you read before any change applies.
We start from a published price, not from a sales estimate: Discovery maps your system for USD 7,000, and what comes after is priced from that map.
Everything in the package, in the order it lands. The price and the duration stay the same.
Step 1:
Understand your product and its configuration end to end.
Step 2:
A full roadmap: backlog, roles, critical changes and needs.
Step 3:
Daily meetings and progress reviews with your team.
1–4 weeks
USD 7,000
Want to keep going after the package? Add engineers by the hour at the published rates, with a 6-month minimum term. How staff augmentation works.
Real clients, dated figures, and a plain note on what was not done.
Investment analytics / FintechStatus: Production platform, work ongoingAbout 3x more production releases per week: from 1.15 a week (April to July 2026) to 3.7 to 4.0 a week (last 30 days)Read the caseStatus: Production platform, work ongoing
Drawn from the case. The product is a client system and is not shown.
Read the caseLegacy modernization, for us, means moving infrastructure in small steps that can each be reversed, with the target written as code. That is what we have proven, for MPI's portfolio-analytics SaaS platform on AWS EKS, with dev and production in separate accounts. It is not a cloud-to-cloud migration and not an application rewrite. We have no published case of either, and we say so.
What the platform work shows, step by step:
Add engineers to your own team at the published rates instead of buying a package.
USD per hour, drawn to one scale
Maps what runs, writes the target environment, sequences the move and proves each cutover. Discovery is that first step: USD 7,000, 1 to 4 weeks.
Not yet. We publish the method and the infrastructure work behind it: gated promotion, rollback and zero-downtime infrastructure cutovers on a fintech platform.
On a fintech platform, infrastructure moves ran as zero-downtime cutovers, each with a rollback. Whether yours can depends on your system, which Discovery reads first.
We can plan and build the infrastructure side: Discovery reads the system and puts the move in order, the target is written as code, and each cutover has a rollback. Our published proof is infrastructure on a fintech platform, not an application rewrite, and we have no published on-premises-to-cloud case. Discovery is USD 7,000 for 1 to 4 weeks.
A step that migrates a database takes a snapshot first. On the fintech platform that is automatic, in a hook that runs before the new version goes live.
You do. Engineers use your own accounts and identities with SSO and MFA and least privilege, revoked at exit, and all code is yours from day 1.
No. We work in your business hours and leave alerts and runbooks so your own on-call can resolve incidents.
100% in English, Spanish or Portuguese, whichever your team uses. Our engineers are in LATAM, between UTC−3 and UTC−5.
Four things. That the new path passes smoke checks at the edge. That the pods are not restarting and report ready. That the share of HTTP 5xx errors has not risen. And that a snapshot of the database exists before any migration runs. On a fintech platform the first three are gates on every production release, and a failing gate stops it; the snapshot is automatic. We would ask for all four before any cutover.
For a US transportation services company we moved metrics and logs off a commercial APM to open-source observability on OpenTelemetry. Dashboards grew from 18 to 135 and observability spend fell by about USD 5,000 a month. That is a telemetry migration, not a cloud-to-cloud one, and the figures are organization-wide: the team grew in the same period, so it is not a result we claim alone.
We don't quote a duration before reading the system, and a number on a web page would be a guess. Discovery takes 1 to 4 weeks and ends with a roadmap: backlog, roles, critical changes and needs, with the migration sequence in it. That roadmap is what lets you price the move, with us or with anyone else.
Two published steps, then the hourly rate. Discovery is USD 7,000 for 1 to 4 weeks and ends with the roadmap. CI/CD & IaC is USD 4,000 for 2 weeks and builds your pipelines and infrastructure as code, the target of the move. The move itself is hourly: a Senior engineer is USD 45–50, a Lead or Architect USD 55–60, with a 6-month minimum.
AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure. DX Clouditive belongs to the partner programs of all three. Our published cases run on AWS EKS and on Google Cloud, where an AI marketing platform is entirely OpenTofu. We have no published Azure case yet, and we work on Azure the same way: infrastructure as code and a plan read before every apply.
We reply to every request within 1 business day. We sign an NDA before the call if you ask.
