Free 30-minute intro call, no commitment. You get a fixed price before any paid work starts.
Every assessment starts from $495 with a fixed scope and price. Open one to see what it covers and what you get at the end. Not sure which fits? That is what the free intro call is for.
For when IAM has piled up exceptions, logging is patchy, or an audit is coming up.
For when the AWS bill keeps climbing and nobody has time to hunt for idle and orphaned resources.
For a broad review of a workload across all six pillars, not one focused area.
For when every CDK change turns into archaeology and the team no longer trusts its own stacks.
For a realistic migration plan before engineering commits to moving workloads onto AWS.
For when GDPR, data residency or sovereignty rules call for a move into the AWS European Sovereign Cloud.
Every assessment follows the same three steps, whichever track you pick. The price depends on the size and complexity of what we assess, and you see that number before you commit.
We talk through your AWS setup, what is going wrong and what is changing, then recommend the assessment that fits.
You get the agreed scope and one fixed price, based on the size and complexity of your environment. Paid work only starts once you approve it.
We run the assessment and deliver what is wrong, why it matters and what to fix first, then walk your team through it.
The assessment is the only thing you commit to. Everything after it is optional and priced up front.
“We achieved a perfect security score in days, not months, and TTC’s ongoing support has been invaluable.”
Yes. The intro meeting is always free. We use it to understand your requirements, the AWS problems you want to solve, and which assessment fits best before any paid work starts.
For an assessment, a time-limited IAM role with only the permissions the review needs. All activity is logged in your own CloudTrail, and we remove the access as soon as the assessment ends. No long-lived credentials are ever created.
Everything we deliver lives in your own repository and documentation: the report, the roadmap and any code we ship. Your team, or any AWS engineer, can pick it up without us. If you want us to fix the findings, you get a fixed-price quote after the assessment, and taking it is optional.
Assessments start from $495. The final fixed price depends on the size and complexity of your AWS environment, but we confirm that scope during the free intro call before any paid work starts. The intro call is free of charge and there is no commitment required.
No. The assessment gives you the findings, roadmap, and recommendations. If you want us to remediate the issues afterward, we provide a separate implementation estimate based on the assessment outcome, your account structure, environment size, and the amount of work required.
You do not need to know that before booking. On the free intro call we discuss your AWS setup, requirements, and constraints, then recommend the assessment that best matches the problem.
Yes. If you want to handle the work yourself, you only pay for the assessment. You receive the findings, priorities, and practical next steps your team can use internally.
Targeted remediation is better when the assessment finds contained issues: a risky workload, a cost spike, a weak migration plan, or a specific compliance gap. The Landing Zone is a better fit when the AWS foundation itself keeps creating security, account, maintenance, or delivery issues.
We recommend it when account boundaries, IAM, logging, security controls, provisioning, and platform maintenance are creating repeated problems. The goal is to give developers a secure foundation so they can focus on building applications instead of managing, securing, and optimizing AWS infrastructure.
Yes. Migration work needs a current-state review before we can give a responsible plan. For EU cloud migration, the assessment also checks sovereignty, compliance, data residency, and landing zone requirements.
You can pay by direct invoice or through your existing AWS bill via our AWS Marketplace listings. Marketplace billing can be used for assessments and follow-up implementation when procurement prefers consolidated AWS invoicing.
Tell us what is changing in your AWS environment. We'll recommend the right assessment, or a different path if that fits better.
You talk to Danny Steenman, the engineer who does the work. Pick a time below and he confirms it by email.
