Whether you're coming from AWS, GCP, Azure, Hetzner, or DigitalOcean - we'll do the legwork. Free, no commitment.
A few patterns we keep seeing.
Egress, NAT gateways, premium support, "enhanced monitoring" - every line you didn't ask for adds up. By the time you notice, you're paying four figures for a workload that didn't get bigger.
Hyperscalers used to sell finished architecture - the glue between services. Today GPT and Claude write most of that glue for the cost of one paid subscription. The premium is harder to justify.
Proprietary services, IAM mazes, vendor-specific IaC. The longer you stay, the harder it gets to leave. Better to migrate while the stack is still small enough to fit in your head.
EU-only infrastructure, GDPR by design, no US Cloud Act exposure. If you're a European company serving European users, this is becoming a hard requirement, not a nice-to-have.
Three typical workloads. Same architecture, very different invoice. Hyperscaler totals are public on-demand prices in an EU region, rounded for readability.
You shipped your MVP, got real customers, and a few hundred bucks a month is starting to feel like real money.
~4× cheaper · saves ~€350/year
Two-person team, real production traffic, a load balancer in front. You're optimizing every line item on the invoice.
~5× cheaper · saves ~€2,000/year
Real traffic, HA database, multiple services. Your bill hits four digits and someone in finance is asking questions.
~2× cheaper · saves ~€7,000/year
From "I'm thinking about it" to "everything's running on ServersCamp".
Send us your current setup - rough overview is enough. We tell you what maps cleanly to ServersCamp, what needs rethinking, and what your monthly bill will look like.
We move VMs, databases, object storage, and DNS. You watch the screen-share, we do the work. No "here's a 40-page guide, good luck".
DNS, SSL, traffic shifting. We plan the cutover so your downtime window is measured in minutes, not "everyone hopes it works on Saturday night".
First two weeks after cutover, we're on-call for you. Something behaves weird, performance off, anything - just write, we look immediately.
Four steps. No sales call gauntlet.
Create a ticket in your ServersCamp dashboard with rough specs - VMs, databases, storage, monthly traffic. Even a screenshot of your AWS console works. Don't have an account yet? Sign up first - it's free, no card required.
Within 1-2 working days. What goes where on ServersCamp, expected monthly bill, suggested cutover schedule. Free, no commitment - if you don't like it, throw it away.
Screen-share session, you watch, we move things over. Most small SaaS stacks fit in one session. Larger setups - we split into phases so you can validate at each step.
You have a direct line to our team. Anything weird - we look immediately. After two weeks you're on standard support like everyone else.
Because we're early. Every customer matters more than a fee, and every migration teaches us something about what to improve. Once we have hundreds of customers and a queue, we'll probably charge - but right now you get our actual attention, which is the more valuable thing.
Talk to us anyway. If it really is huge, we'll be honest about what we can take on right now. Most "huge" setups turn out to be 80% standard infrastructure that maps cleanly, plus 20% custom that needs a conversation.
No. The plan and the price quote are free. You decide if you go ahead. We'd rather you back out at the planning stage than mid-migration with a half-broken stack.
A small VM with a database: same day. A typical SaaS stack with VMs, managed database, and object storage: usually one to two weeks end-to-end, including a soak period. We'll give you a realistic estimate after step 1.
Your data, your call. We don't read it - we move it. We use standard tools (pg_dump, rclone, rsync, etc.) over encrypted connections. You keep the originals on your old provider until you're confident the new setup is solid.
That's exactly why we plan it. We don't "flip the switch" - we run both setups in parallel, validate, then shift DNS gradually. If something looks wrong, we roll back DNS in minutes, not hours.
Yes, send yours. Or use ours.
Tell us what you're running. We'll take it from there.
