Cloud Migration Done Right
You need cloud migration services that get you from where you are to where you need to be without the downtime, data loss, or budget blowouts that make migration projects infamous. Whether you want to migrate to the cloud for the first time, hire a cloud migration company to move you between providers, or bring in experienced cloud migration engineers to rescue a stalled project, the question is always the same: who is actually going to deliver? Your team receives end-to-end cloud migration consulting, covering everything from infrastructure assessment and workload mapping through to execution, testing, and post-migration optimization. That means helping growing businesses move servers to cloud environments on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud with structured delivery that keeps your systems running throughout. Ready for a cloud migration quote? Tell us what you are running and we will scope it.
Cloud migration typically costs between $10,000 and $500,000 depending on infrastructure complexity, number of applications, and compliance requirements. A mid-market company migration averages around $280,000. The biggest cost drivers are application refactoring, data transfer volume, and post-migration optimization.
Core Capabilities and Features
Infrastructure Assessment
Before moving anything, a complete audit of your servers, databases, networking, storage, and application dependencies is conducted. Everything is documented: configurations, traffic patterns, data volumes, and integration points.
- Complete migration inventory with risk scores for every workload produced in 3 to 7 days
- Application dependencies mapped and classified by migration strategy (rehost, replatform, refactor, retire, or retain)
- Realistic timeline and cost projections based on actual infrastructure complexity
Data Migration
Data is where migrations get complicated. Database migration, file storage migration, and real-time data synchronization are handled for applications that cannot tolerate downtime. For large datasets, incremental sync strategies are used so the final cutover is fast and clean.
- Data integrity validation runs automatically after every migration step
- Incremental sync strategies minimize final cutover time for large databases
- Real-time replication between source and target until cutover is complete
Cutover and Rollback
The cutover is the moment your traffic switches from the old environment to the new one. Cutovers are planned during low-traffic windows, run incrementally where possible, and the source environment is kept available for rapid rollback if anything goes wrong.
- Rollback procedures are tested before the cutover, not during it
- Source systems kept running in read-only mode for 2 to 4 weeks after migration as a safety net
- DNS cutover, SSL certificate migration, and domain redirects handled seamlessly
Why It Matters
If you are running on aging hardware, hitting scaling limits, or paying too much for infrastructure that does not perform, migration is not just a technical project. It is a business decision that affects everything from your operating costs to your ability to compete. A botched migration does not just mean downtime. It means lost revenue, damaged client relationships, and a team that loses confidence in the entire cloud strategy. And the cost of fixing a failed migration is almost always higher than doing it properly in the first place. The teams who get the most out of migration are the ones who come in with clear business objectives (not just technical ones) and a willingness to invest in proper planning. The ones who struggle are the ones who treat migration as a weekend project and expect everything to work on Monday. Be honest with yourself about which you are.
By the Numbers
75%
Of cloud migrations ran over budget according to McKinsey. The most common causes are poor planning, scope creep, and underestimated data complexity.
Source: McKinsey, 2021
$280K
Average migration cost for a mid-market company (100 to 999 employees) including services, tooling, and first-year cloud costs. Enterprise migrations average $1.2M to $4.5M.
Source: IDC / Medha Cloud, 2026
65%
Of cloud migrations are now completed on time and within budget, up from 54% in 2022. Better tooling and more mature methodologies are improving success rates.
Source: IDC, 2025
20-35%
Typical cost reduction when migration is optimized properly. Most savings come from right-sizing resources, leveraging reserved capacity, and eliminating unused services.
Source: Industry average, multiple sources
82%
Of enterprises now use two or more cloud providers. Multi-cloud is the default, which means migration is not a one-time event but an ongoing operational capability.
Source: Flexera State of the Cloud, 2025
"The biggest mistake we see is teams treating migration as a purely technical exercise. The technology part is straightforward. What makes or breaks a migration is the planning: understanding dependencies, sequencing workloads correctly, and having a tested rollback plan for every step. Discovery is not a delay. It is what makes everything after it faster."
Technologies
Our Tech Stack
Our Process
How we turn ideas into reality.
Discovery and Assessment
Your current infrastructure is audited, application dependencies are mapped, risks are identified, and every workload is classified by migration strategy (rehost, replatform, refactor, retire, or retain).
Migration Planning
Target architecture is designed, migration sequence is defined, rollback procedures are set, and a detailed timeline with clear milestones is created. No surprises.
Pilot Migration
A small, low-risk workload is migrated first. This validates the approach, tests connectivity, and builds confidence before touching anything critical.
Execution and Optimization
Workloads are migrated in planned waves with parallel environments where needed. After migration, resource allocation is optimized, performance is fine-tuned, cost controls are implemented, and everything is documented.
Pricing
Investment Overview
Number of Workloads
Every application, database, and service that moves is a separate migration task. More workloads means more planning, testing, and execution time.
Migration Strategy
Rehosting is the cheapest per workload. Refactoring costs significantly more but delivers better long-term results. Most projects use a mix.
Downtime Tolerance
Zero-downtime migrations require parallel environments, real-time data sync, and careful cutover orchestration. More tolerance means simpler (and cheaper) execution.
Everything we do at Techneth is built around making data move reliably between the systems that matter. If you want to understand our approach before committing, you can read more about our team and how we work. Or explore the full range of digital product and development services we offer, like cloud migration. And if you already know what you need, get in touch directly and we will find time to talk.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about this service.
- How long does cloud migration take?
- A simple migration (5 to 10 workloads, lift-and-shift) typically takes 4 to 8 weeks. A complex enterprise migration with refactoring, compliance requirements, and multiple environments can take 6 to 12 months. The timeline depends on how many workloads you have, how complex your dependencies are, and how much downtime your business can tolerate.
- Will my applications go down during migration?
- It depends on your downtime tolerance and budget. For most applications, parallel environments and incremental data sync are used to minimize downtime to minutes. For business-critical systems, zero-downtime migrations using blue-green cutover strategies are planned. Rollback procedures are always defined and tested before any cutover.
- Which cloud provider should I migrate to?
- It depends on your workloads. AWS has the broadest service catalog. Azure integrates well with Microsoft products and enterprise environments. Google Cloud is strong for data, analytics, and machine learning. The choice is based on your actual requirements, not vendor relationships or brand preference.
- Can you migrate us from one cloud provider to another?
- Yes. Cloud-to-cloud migrations (e.g., AWS to Azure, or vice versa) are common. Your current services are mapped to equivalent services on the target provider, data transfer is handled, networking is reconfigured, and everything is validated in the new environment. The process is similar to an on-premises migration but with different tooling.
- What is a cloud migration assessment?
- An assessment is a structured review of your current infrastructure that produces a migration inventory, risk analysis, and recommended strategy for each workload. It typically takes 3 to 7 days and gives you a clear picture of what needs to move, how it should move, and what it will cost. This is done before committing to any migration plan.
- How do you handle data migration?
- Incremental sync strategies are used for databases and large file stores so the final cutover involves minimal data transfer. Every migration step includes automated data integrity validation (checksums, row counts, schema comparison). For real-time applications, replication between source and target is configured until cutover is complete.
Ready to get a quote on your cloud migration?
Tell us what you are building and we will put together a scoped proposal within 3 business days. Here is what happens when you reach out:
- 1You fill in the short project brief form (takes 5 minutes).
- 2We review it and come back with initial thoughts within 24 hours.
- 3We schedule a 30 minute call to align on scope, timeline, and budget.
- 4You receive a written proposal with fixed price options.
No commitment required until you are ready. Request your free cloud migration quote now.
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