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Stuck Paying Too Much for Your VPS?

Most clients I migrate cut their monthly bill in half — and end up with more CPU, RAM, and storage than they had before. I’ll audit, plan, and execute the migration in stages.

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Sound Familiar?

“Been on the same VPS provider for 5+ years”
“Paying way more than current market rates”
“Storage costs adding up (block volumes at premium prices)”
“Servers oversized for your actual workload”
“Scared to migrate because clients depend on uptime”

What I'll Do

✓Full spend audit and right-sizing recommendation
✓Pick the right destination (Contabo, Hetzner, Vultr, etc.)
✓Per-account backup of all clients / projects (tar.gz, DB dumps)
✓Staged migration — one client at a time, fully tested
✓DNS cutover planning with low TTLs (zero downtime)
✓Run old + new in parallel for a week before tearing down
✓Set up backups & optional DIY replication for redundancy

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