Leave the hyperscalers. Pay less. Predictably.
Most dedicated workloads don't need the hyperscaler. We do the math, then do the migration — typically in hours, not weeks.
The problems we're built to solve.
Bill grows faster than the company
AWS bill increasing 30-40% per year while customer count stays flat. The unit economics broke years ago — nobody noticed.
Egress is a tax on growth
Every new customer integration means more egress. The hyperscalers price it like the 1990s telecoms did long-distance calls.
Elasticity you don't use
Auto-scaling is on but you actually run at a steady-state. You're paying the reserved-instance premium for capacity you don't burst.
Compliance overhead
Each hyperscaler service in scope is another vendor in your SOC 2, another DPA, another subprocessor disclosure.
GenAI bills are scary
Inference and embedding traffic compound the egress problem. Public-cloud AI economics break around the Series A scale.
Multi-cloud is two clouds, not zero
AWS + Azure isn't redundancy, it's two bills. Repatriating to a single private cloud is often simpler than 'multi-cloud.'
What customers measure.
What you get on day one.
Every engagement ships with the operational foundation — encryption, audit logging, monitoring, BAA / DPA — already in place.
Free TCO assessment
Send us your last 3 months of AWS/Azure/GCP bills under NDA. We return a line-by-line Ultiblob proposal — typically inside one business week.
Migration playbook
Pre-built migration patterns for ECS/EKS, RDS, S3, Lambda, Functions, App Service, GKE, CloudSQL, BigQuery, and the rest. We've seen the edge cases.
Private cloud destination
Dedicated tenancy in DeSoto, TX or Flint, MI. Same architecture pattern as your hyperscaler, on hardware that's actually yours-by-the-month.
Encryption + BYOK
AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, customer-held keys available. Same security posture, lower bill.
Cutover orchestration
Staged cutover with rollback paths. Most migrations land in a single maintenance window; the longest one we did was 48 hours.
Operated after cutover
Migration is the start of the relationship, not the end. AI-operated NOC takes over the moment the cutover finishes.
“$14k/month to $2,400/month, identical performance, and the team got back two engineers we'd dedicated to AWS cost management. We did it on a Saturday night.”
Starting points, not surprises.
Real numbers for typical engagements. The estimator returns yours in 30 seconds.
- Review last 3 mo of bills
- Architecture review
- Line-by-line Ultiblob proposal
- TCO over 12 + 36 months
- No commitment
- Migration runbook
- Cutover orchestration
- Identical architecture
- Rollback path
- 30 days post-launch support
- Application modernization
- Database tier rework
- Egress optimization
- Up to 65% TCO reduction
- Dedicated engineer
Common questions.
- How long does a migration actually take?
- Most B2B SaaS migrations: one maintenance window (4-12 hours) with prep. The data tier is the long pole. We publish a runbook before we start.
- What if we have to roll back?
- Every migration has a documented rollback path. We've never had to use it in production, but it exists.
- Can we leave Ultiblob later?
- Yes. Your code, your data, your call. We'll help you migrate out with the same playbook — including to a hyperscaler if that's what changes.
- Do you handle compliance during the migration?
- Yes. The pre-migration audit produces a compliance delta report. HIPAA/PCI controls migrate with the workload — they're not bolted on at the end.
Built for companies overpaying for public cloud. Live this week.
Run the estimator for a real number, or book a 15-minute scoping call with a specialist.