Hyperscaler account reps hit quota when you sign. Resellers bake their margin into your bill. Consulting firms charge by the hour and never end the project. RRDC's model is structurally different — and that difference shows up in the advice you get.
Three steps. The first two cost you nothing.
Thirty minutes. You describe your environment, your pain points, your top three workloads. By the end you know whether we're a fit. No engagement fee, either way.
If there's a fit, a written cost comparison and migration shape within 48 hours. What we'd move, in what order, what it costs. Shareable with your CFO without translation.
When you're ready, we connect you to the network we represent. Commercial terms and contracts run through the network directly. RRDC stays in the advisory loop.
Infrastructure should be private by default and shared by exception. Pricing should be transparent enough to model in a spreadsheet, not a PhD-grade billing console. Capacity should arrive in days, not quarters. Commitments should match the workload's life, not the vendor's revenue plan. And nobody should pay an egress fee to move their own data.
None of those beliefs are unique to us. What's unique is that we don't have a quota, a margin, or an hourly rate that would push us to recommend anything else. The advisory is free and we're paid by the network only while you remain a customer, so the only sensible play is to be right about the fit.
Dedicated tenancy on a hyperscaler carries a tax. AWS adds a flat per-region charge — roughly $1,460 a month — before your first dedicated instance runs. Azure sells whole hosts, so you buy capacity you can't fill. The network charges neither. The network's own published figure is a 20–40% TCO reduction on predictable workloads, counting transfer and egress. What it's worth for you is what we model together, in writing, before you commit to anything.
Inside the network, moving data is free. Across regions, across providers, across workloads. Zero per-GB egress charges.
No shared public tenants. No noisy neighbors. Dedicated, non-oversubscribed CPU, GPU, and storage with role-based access control, Layer 2 segmentation, and 1:1 IP mapping — so workloads keep the addresses they arrived with.
Open-stack architecture. Terraform native. No proprietary configurations or OEM dependencies. Migrate in. Migrate out. Your call.
While the hyperscaler quota request sits in queue and the hardware vendor quotes six to nine months, the network can have you in production in weeks.
Consumption-based pricing. Monthly billing. No financial commitment. No technical commitment. Cancel any time without penalty.
Private cloud isn't a one-for-one replacement for everything in your hyperscaler bill. We aren't trying to be. If your workload depends on a specific managed service — Bedrock, BigQuery, Cosmos DB, Vertex AI pipelines — we won't pretend the network replicates it overnight.
What we will tell you on the discovery call is which of your workloads belong on the network, which belong on your hyperscaler, and what the math looks like for both. We'd rather walk away from a deal up front than win a customer who churns at month four.
Every provider in the network operates to the same enterprise baseline. No exceptions.
Tell us your top three workloads. We'll come back with a cost comparison, a migration shape, and zero pressure to commit.
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