Cloud and managed services partners across every deployment model.
Public cloud, private cloud, hybrid infrastructure, managed IT, disaster recovery, backup, colocation, and professional services. Unravyl works with providers across every cloud and managed services category to help clients evaluate, procure, and optimize their infrastructure spend.
What cloud and managed services includes
Public cloud — AWS, Azure, GCP, Oracle
Private cloud and hosted infrastructure
Hybrid and multi-cloud environments
IaaS, PaaS, and bare metal
DRaaS — disaster recovery as a service
BUaaS — backup as a service
Managed IT and co-managed IT
Cloud migration and professional services
Helpdesk as a service
Application management (ERP, CRM, and others)
What Unravyl does in the cloud and managed services category.
Cloud costs are easy to accumulate and hard to control without structured visibility. Managed services contracts are often signed and renewed without pricing benchmarking. Unravyl reviews your current cloud and managed services spend, identifies optimization opportunities, evaluates provider alternatives where appropriate, and negotiates on your behalf at renewal.
What cloud and managed services reviews usually surface
Cloud spend grows faster than most budgets anticipate, and managed services contracts often renew for years without benchmarking. Across the provider landscape, these are the patterns that show up most consistently.
Compute running that nobody needs
Development and test environments running around the clock, instances left over from completed projects, and oversized resources with single-digit utilization are the fastest savings in most cloud environments.
On-demand pricing on steady workloads
Workloads that have run consistently for a year or more and are still paying on-demand rates are leaving 30 to 70 percent discounts unclaimed through reserved and committed-use pricing.
Managed services contracts never benchmarked
Managed IT and hosting agreements are frequently renewed on relationship momentum. Contracts that have not been benchmarked against current market pricing in two or more years usually carry a material gap.
Backup and DR paying for yesterday's environment
Disaster recovery and backup services scoped years ago often protect infrastructure that has since moved, shrunk, or been decommissioned — while billing continues at the original scope.
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Not sure which category fits your situation?
Start with a Technology Spend Review. We will map your current environment across all relevant categories and identify where the gaps, waste, and optimization opportunities are before any vendor evaluation begins.