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Six reasons companies move their AWS to us — and what each one actually means once you are past the headline.
The reasons
Immediate savings through our reseller programme — without re-architecting or migrating a thing.
The discount comes from how the account is billed, not from how it is built, so nothing has to move and no workload has to change. Your environment, regions and services stay exactly where they are; what changes is the invoice.
Billed in your preferred currency to improve cash flow and simplify accounting.
One invoice, in the currency your books are already in, from a company in your own region. That removes the exchange-rate guesswork from a bill that changes every month, and it removes the card-fee layer that sits on top of paying AWS directly.
We help you access AWS incentives and credits — and handle the applications for you.
AWS runs funding and incentive programmes for migrations, proofs of concept and modernization work. They are real money and they are routinely left on the table, because finding the right one and writing the application is nobody's job. We do both.
Ongoing recommendations and reviews so savings compound instead of drifting back up.
A one-off cleanup decays. New services get switched on, instance sizes get picked in a hurry, and within a year the bill is back where it started. Quarterly reviews and ongoing recommendations are what keep the first saving from being the last one.
A certified AWS partner team with Solutions Architects backing every engagement.
AWS is the only platform we work on, which is what lets a small team know its cost model, its security services and its failure modes properly rather than knowing five clouds shallowly.
Stay because it pays off, not because you're locked in. Cancel whenever you like.
There is no minimum term and no exit project. Your AWS account stays yours throughout, so leaving is a billing change rather than a migration — which is the only reason a no-lock-in promise means anything.
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