Managed Cloud (plans)
Pick the level of operation your cloud needs
Four managed-service plans for your AWS infrastructure, from essential support to 24/7 enterprise operation. Pricing derived from your real consumption, no surprises.
4 plans · from Essential to Enterprise
Not every company needs the same level of operation. An early-stage startup doesn't require what a fintech with critical workloads does. That's why we structure our Managed Cloud into four plans: you pay for what your business actually needs, and move up as you grow. Cost optimization with SleakOps is included from the mid tiers up.
Four tiers
Essential
Startups that need baseline monitoring and support.
- Monitoring and alerts for your AWS infrastructure
- Business-hours support
- Basic incident management
- Monthly reporting
Professional
Growing scaleups that need more coverage and continuous improvement.
- Everything in Essential
- Incident management with SLA
- Continuous infrastructure improvement
- FinOps included with SleakOps
- Extended-hours support
Advanced
Companies with critical workloads requiring 24/7 operation.
- Everything in Professional
- 24/7 support and monitoring
- Response and resolution SLAs
- Advanced FinOps and on-call
- Formal change management
Enterprise
Complex, multi-account and regulated operations.
- Everything in Advanced
- Dedicated multi-account governance
- Managed security
- Assigned architect and technical lead
- Premium SLAs and executive reporting
Pricing derives from your real consumption and the service level you choose —it's not a generic price list. After a brief assessment we give you a clear quote, with no hidden costs.
FAQ
How do I pick the right plan?
It depends on your criticality and the coverage hours you need. In a brief discovery we recommend the tier that fits your operation and budget.
Can I change plans later?
Yes. You move up or down as your operation grows or your needs change. The model is flexible.
Is FinOps included?
Yes, from the Professional plan up: continuous cost optimization with SleakOps is part of the service.
Why isn't the price published?
Because it derives from your real consumption, not a flat rate. That way you don't overpay or underpay: the price reflects what your infrastructure actually requires.
