Cloud infrastructure
Up on your busiest day. Cheap on your quietest.
Infrastructure that scales with traffic, rolls back failed deploys, and stays under a bill ceiling you set.
Try it yourself
A working sample. Change the rules and watch what it does.
01Throw something at it
02Set your monthly cap
Quiet: 2 instances, low idle cost. Throw something at it.
Requests / min
40
Instances
2
p95 latency
180 ms
Errors
0.0%
Requests per minute
last 24 seconds · dashed: 2-instance capacity
March spend
$412 · forecast $608 · cap $800
--:-- ready 2 instances · v2.41 liveWhat changes
- Traffic spike
- Before: Site slows or goes down
- After: Scales in seconds
- Failed deploy
- Before: Someone scrambles to fix it
- After: Rolls back on its own
- The bill
- Before: A surprise every month
- After: A ceiling you set
How it stays yours
- Scales
- With traffic, down at night
- Deploys
- Health-checked, with rollback
- Watched
- Around the clock, a person on call
- Cost
- A cap you set
- Accounts
- In your name
A good fit for
- Stores and portals with uneven traffic
- The agents and automations we build
- Internal tools that can’t go down at month-end
- Anything on one server someone is nervous about
Probably not, if
Heavy compute that runs flat out around the clock. A fixed server is cheaper for that, and we’d say so.
Works with what you have
- AWS, Vercel, Cloudflare, in your accounts
- Your domain and DNS
- Your database, or one we set up
- Alerts to email, Slack, or phone
Questions owners ask
Will I get a surprise bill?
No. You set a monthly cap and get warned before you reach it.
Who owns the accounts and the code?
You do. Everything is documented, so any engineer can take over.
Are the backups real?
Yes. We restore from them on a schedule to prove it.
See it running
TradesPool has run on this since January 2025: iOS, Android, and web, on serverless AWS and Vercel.
Read the TradesPool case studyStart with this one workflow
Tell us where the hours go. We’ll scope one workflow, in writing, and reply within two business days.
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