AWS pays for your migration. See how much.
Enter your AWS spend below to see your funding tier and estimated credits.
MAP Lite covers $100K–$500K ARR commitments with a simplified, single-approval process — Cloudstok secures a minimum of 15% of ARR back as credits.
These are credits AWS applies directly to your bill. Cloudstok's migration fee is separate and quoted after your assessment.
Get the exact numberThis is a directional estimate based on AWS's publicly documented MAP and MAP Lite funding structures, not a quote. Cloudstok, as an authorized AWS partner, can secure a minimum of 15% of your annual AWS run-rate back as credits for qualifying migrations — actual eligibility and final amount are determined by AWS's review of your approved Migration Plan and can be higher, but are never a guarantee.
We migrate almost anything onto AWS.
On-prem racks, another hyperscaler, or a patchwork of both — we've moved production workloads off all of these without downtime.
Why most of our clients land on AWS.
All three major clouds can run your workloads. Here's how they stack up on what actually matters for a migration.
| AWS | Microsoft Azure | Google Cloud | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Global market share | Largest of the three, roughly 30% of worldwide cloud infrastructure spend | Second largest, roughly 23–25% and the fastest-growing of the two leaders | Third largest, roughly 12–14% and growing quickly off a smaller base |
| Migration funding | MAP & MAP Lite — a guaranteed minimum of 15% of ARR back as credits, filed by authorized partners like Cloudstok | Azure Migrate offers case-by-case credits, typically smaller and less standardized | Google Cloud offers migration credits on a deal-by-deal basis, no published minimum |
| Global footprint | Largest number of availability zones per region, built for high-availability architectures | Broad region count including many smaller edge sites; strong for data-residency needs | Fewer regions overall, but a large private global network backbone |
| Best for | Broadest service catalog, largest AWS-certified talent pool | Microsoft-centric stacks (365, Dynamics, Windows Server), hybrid and regulated environments | Data analytics, AI/ML-heavy workloads, teams already using Google's tooling |
| Pricing model | Pay-as-you-go, Savings Plans & Reserved Instances for predictable workloads | Pay-as-you-go, Reserved Instances, Azure Hybrid Benefit for existing Windows licenses | Pay-as-you-go with automatic sustained-use discounts, often cheaper on raw compute |
Figures are directional, based on recent published market-share estimates and each provider's public program pages — not a guarantee of pricing, credits, or availability, all of which change over time and vary by workload. Talk to us for a like-for-like cost comparison for your specific environment.
A migration partner focused on making the move boring
and predictable.
Production systems moved to AWS across fintech, SaaS, and e-commerce clients.
“Bring us your architecture and traffic pattern — we'll show you the target setup and real cost before you sign anything.”
Unlocked for clients through AWS partner migration programs.
Customer-visible downtime across every cutover to date — every migration ships with a tested rollback plan, not just a written one.
AWS Advanced Consulting Partner with Generative AI Competency.
Most migrations don't fail at cutover. They fail two weeks later.
Data moves fine. It's the parts nobody scoped — DNS TTLs, forgotten cron jobs, a cost bill nobody sized — that turn a clean migration into an incident. We plan for these before they're a problem.
Five phases. You see all of them, in writing, before we start.
This is the actual sequence — not a marketing version of it. Each phase has a deliverable you sign off before the next one starts.
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