Pricing
Paid in crypto, or by invoice if you need documents. The audit is paid up front, retainers monthly.
| Package | Type | Scope | Indicative |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure audit | entry, fixed price | Edge, servers, storage and backups, applications, the cloud bill. A report with priorities and a fixed price for the fix. | $500–1500 |
| Ceph health check | entry, fixed price | A review of a running cluster: health, replica count, CRUSH, disks, versions, data-loss risks. Possible with no remote access — from an export you take yourself. | $700–1300 |
| AWS exit estimate | entry, free | From a bill export: what costs what, what is cheaper on dedicated servers, and what the move would cost. In writing, within two or three days, with no access to the account. | $0 |
| Private cloud | one-off + retainer | OpenNebula and Ceph on dedicated servers: VMs, volumes, S3, a second site, monitoring. Servers ordered in your name. | $4000–12000, then $600–1500/mo |
| S3 storage | one-off + retainer | Ceph RGW or MinIO, keys and policies per application, replication, bucket migration out of AWS. | $1200–3000, then $250–600/mo |
| PHP: speed and hardening | audit + fix | Bitrix, WordPress, Laravel: measurement, PHP-FPM, OPcache, database, caching, hardening, WAF, malware cleanup. | audit $400–900, fix $800–3000 |
| Edge setup | one-off | HAProxy, OpenResty, WAF, HTTP/3 and TLS on your hardware. Origin closed, limits tuned, logs shipped. | $1500–4000 |
| Managed edge | retainer | Certificates, WAF rules, response to attacks, upgrades, monitoring, a monthly report. | $400–1200/mo |
| Mail deliverability | entry + retainer | SPF, DKIM, DMARC, reputation, and working through blocks at specific providers. | $500, then $200–400/mo |
| Mesh and access | one-off + retainer | Headscale or WireGuard, SSH off the public internet, bastion, access management. | $800, then $300/mo |
Prices are indicative and depend on volume: number of servers and domains, traffic, data, and how much of the stack is already in place. The audit fixes a number before anything else is agreed.
The table lists what has an entry price. The rest of the catalogue — CI, observability, backups, runtime — is either part of the retainer or quoted from what the audit found. You pay the provider for the servers directly; that cost is not in these numbers.
The full catalogueNot sure which package fits — start with the audit. That is what it is for: afterwards the conversation runs off a specific list instead of generalities.