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AWS MAP vs MAP Lite: Which Migration Programme Applies to You?

AWS MAP and MAP Lite both fund migrations to AWS — but they work differently. Here's which one applies to your workload and how to qualify.

If you're planning to move infrastructure to AWS, there's a good chance you can get AWS to help fund it. AWS MAP (Migration Acceleration Program) and MAP Lite are the two main programmes — and most businesses eligible for funding don't know which applies to them, or that either exists. Here's the plain-English breakdown.

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What MAP actually is (beyond the marketing)

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MAP vs MAP Lite: the key differences at a glance

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Who qualifies for MAP (ARR $100K+)

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Who qualifies for MAP Lite ($60K–$500K ARR)

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What the funding actually looks like in practice

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How the application process works with an AWS partner

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SAP, VMware, and Oracle: the extra SPIs you might qualify for

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Cloudstok handles MAP and MAP Lite applications end to end. We'll tell you exactly which programme applies and file the paperwork on your behalf.

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