Cloud and hosting on Azure, AWS and Google Cloud
Cloud bills grow quietly: servers sized for a launch that never came, services nobody remembers switching on. We design, migrate, review and run cloud setups on Microsoft Azure, AWS and Google Cloud, sized for what you need now and ready to grow.
What we do
- Cloud architectureAzure, AWS or Google Cloud, chosen for the job.
- MigrationFrom servers or another cloud, with a rollback ready.
- Cost reviewsLine by line: what runs, what it costs, what to cut.
- Security and backupsSensible defaults, tested restores.
- Hosting and supportFor everything we build.
- Microsoft 365 and emailTenants, domains and mail set up properly.
How it works in practice
Cloud and hosting covers four jobs: deciding where your systems should run, checking what you already pay for, moving them safely when they need to move, and running what we build once it is live.
We work across Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud, alongside Microsoft 365, Cloudflare and DigitalOcean for smaller, simpler workloads. Six of our client builds, from a native iOS and Android app to a legal portal used across 45+ countries, were designed, hosted and maintained by us on AWS.
A cost review lists what is running, what each part costs a month and what it does. Anything that does nothing gets switched off. Migrations follow a written plan: a test copy first, a rollback ready, and a switch-over date agreed with the people who depend on the system.
How it runs
Every step ends with a decision that is yours.
- Inventory
Every service, server and subscription, and what each costs.
You confirm the list - Recommend
A written set of changes, each with its cost and risk.
You choose which to make - Change
Each change made with a rollback ready and tested.
You confirm before we remove anything - Run
We maintain the systems we host.
Monthly fee or day rate - Review
We review the bill with you.
Anything idle is raised, not left running
Questions people ask us
Not here? Ask us over a call or a coffee.
Azure, AWS or Google Cloud: which is best for a small business?
It depends on what you already use. A Microsoft 365 business often fits Azure best; AWS and Google Cloud win elsewhere. We work across all three and recommend in writing, with the reasons.
How do I migrate a small business to the cloud?
Inventory what you run, design the target setup, move a test copy first, then switch over on an agreed date with a rollback ready. We do every step, or the ones you need.
Is cloud hosting cheaper than a server or a VPS?
Not always. Cloud pays off when it is sized properly and idle services are switched off. A cost review gives you your own figure, line by line.
Will you host and support the software you build?
Yes. We host, maintain and support most of the software we build, on the provider that fits each system.
How is it priced?
A cost review or migration plan is a fixed price. Hosting and support are a monthly fee or a day rate, agreed up front.
Let's talk over a call or a coffee
Tell us about your idea or what's slowing you down. We'll listen, ask the awkward questions, and tell you honestly whether we can help.
- Marcelo reads every message himself
- A call, or a coffee in London, at a time that suits you
- A straight answer: a plan, a price, or "you don't need us"