Your stack got you here. It won't get you through the security review.
Railway, Vercel, Supabase, Heroku, Render — perfect for shipping fast, painful when the first enterprise customer asks about network isolation, log ownership, and a BAA. We move your infrastructure to AWS without rewriting your application, and make it compliance-ready on day one.
AWS Managed Service Provider (audited) · Advanced Tier Services Partner · PCI, HIPAA & SOC 2-grade environments in production · Zero client security breaches
You're here because one of these just happened
- An enterprise prospect sent a security questionnaire, and half the answers are “that’s managed by our platform provider.”
- A customer demands HIPAA or a BAA, and your PaaS can’t sign one that covers your architecture.
- SOC 2 readiness flagged controls you can’t evidence on shared infrastructure — network boundaries, access granularity, log ownership.
- Your platform bill crossed the line where AWS would be cheaper — and you’d own the environment.
- You built the product with a small team (or with AI) and infrastructure was never the job — until now it is.
None of this means your stack was a mistake. It means your company graduated. Infrastructure just has to catch up.
We move the infrastructure. Your code stays yours.
No rewrite
Your application, your framework, your deployment workflow — unchanged where possible. We containerize, wire the CI/CD, and reproduce your platform's developer experience on AWS so your team keeps shipping through the migration.
Keep what works
Supabase for auth and RLS? Vercel for the frontend? If a piece of your stack earns its place, it stays. We migrate what the security review and the economics demand — often that's compute, data, networking, and logging — not everything with a logo.
Compliance-ready by architecture
Dedicated accounts, network isolation, KMS encryption, centralized audit logs, least-privilege access. The controls your reviewer asks about become properties of the environment, not promises in an email. Built to the same standard as our PCI DSS, HIPAA and SOC 2 work.
Cost you can see
PaaS pricing is simple until it isn't. On AWS you'll get right-sizing, autoscaling, Spot where safe, and scheduled shutdown of non-production — cost controls built in, not bolted on.
We're not a dev agency
No development department, no incentive to "modernize" your codebase. We're hired for infrastructure and that's all we bill for.
Fixed price. Your team keeps shipping.
1. Scoping call — 30 minutes
You show us your stack and the requirement that triggered the move (deal, compliance, bill). You leave with a first read: what actually needs to migrate, what can stay, and rough shape of the work.
2. Discovery & target architecture
We map data flows and dependencies, design the AWS landing zone, and give you a fixed price with explicit, service-by-service scope.
3. Build & parallel run
Infrastructure as code (Terraform), CI/CD reproduced, environments stood up next to your current platform. Cutover happens when it's boring.
4. Cutover & hypercare
Planned switch with rollback path. 14 days of post-launch hypercare included.
5. Run it (optional)
Under our audited MSP practice we operate the environment after cutover — monitoring, patching, on-call, cost control — so "owning your infrastructure" doesn't mean hiring for it.
What AWS ownership buys you that a PaaS can't sell
Answers you own
Every security questionnaire line maps to controls in your account, not your vendor's SOC 2 report.
Contracts you can sign
BAAs, data residency commitments, audit rights. Enterprise paper requires infrastructure you control.
Economics that scale
Platform convenience pricing flips from accelerant to tax as usage grows; documented AWS projects in our portfolio run 34–60% cheaper after optimization.
A platform, not a ceiling
GPU workloads, private networking, Bedrock for AI features with data that never leaves your account.
FAQ
Will our developers lose the deploy experience they love?
That’s the design constraint we take most seriously. Git-push deploys, preview environments, fast rollbacks — we reproduce the workflow with CI/CD on AWS. If the migration makes your team slower, we’ve failed at the actual job.
Do we have to migrate everything?
No. The scoping call exists to find the minimum migration that satisfies your trigger. Keeping Vercel for the frontend or Supabase for auth while moving data, compute, and logging to AWS is a common and legitimate outcome.
How long does it take?
Most graduations run weeks, not quarters — the constraint is usually cutover planning, not build time. You’ll get a timeline with the fixed-price quote.
What does it cost to run AWS after the move?
Baseline environments start around a few hundred dollars a month; production under real traffic costs more, and the discovery gives you an actual TCO. Autoscaling, Spot, and scheduled non-prod shutdowns are included in the build to keep the floor low.
Our app was largely AI-generated and nobody here is an infrastructure person. Is that a problem?
It’s most of this market. You don’t need an infrastructure person — you need infrastructure that runs itself plus a senior team on call. That’s the MSP model, and it’s exactly what we do.
Thirty minutes, one engineer, your stack
Bring the security questionnaire, the compliance requirement, or the platform bill that started this. You’ll leave the call knowing what has to move, what can stay, and what it costs. The read is yours either way.