Work out what a renewal should cost, when an array reaches end of support, whether storage as a service beats owning, what AI will really cost, and whether you could answer a subject access request today. Every tool uses your own numbers, shows its assumptions and needs no sign up. When you want the numbers checked or negotiated, we are here.
Pick your Dell EMC or NetApp model and see its end of sale and end of support dates, and what to do next.
Open the tool →Compare renewing vendor support, third party maintenance and a refresh over three or five years, using your own numbers.
Open the tool →Model a purchase against a committed capacity subscription with burst, year by year, and find the break even.
Open the tool →Check a vendor’s claimed data reduction against what your own data mix is likely to achieve.
Open the tool →Estimate the capacity a backup repository needs for your retention, restore points, immutability and growth.
Open the tool →Compare the cost of real tasks across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI and Mistral models.
Open the tool →Compare paying for AI by the token with running inference on your own hardware.
Open the tool →See what unused Copilot seats are costing you, and what to do at renewal.
Open the tool →Score AI use cases on value against friction, so you start with the ones worth doing.
Open the tool →An honest payback figure for automating a process, from volumes, handling time, errors and costs.
Open the tool →Could you answer a subject access request that reaches Teams and Slack today? Ten questions and a plain answer.
Open the tool →Work out what your logs cost, how much of it pays for logs nobody queries, and the three levers that cut it.
Open the tool →A short self assessment on tool count, instrumentation depth, log retention and time to root cause.
Open the tool →The tools give you a fast, honest estimate. When a decision depends on it, we will check your numbers, tell you what is negotiable and help you deliver it. Prefer a structured review? See our free assessments.
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