surfup

DevOps and support

CI/CD, backups, monitoring, alerts and a recovery runbook.

Services and pricing

$600 – $1,000

per scoped project

$2,150 – $5,050

per scoped project

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Prices are indicative. The final price depends on the project and agreed terms and is confirmed before work begins.

The final price depends on the CMS and source-material readiness, integrations, and the number of target markets and languages.

Licences, paid tools, placements and infrastructure are quoted separately. Accounts and access remain in your name.

Additional services

from $550

per scoped project

from $1,250

per scoped project

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from $750

per month

from $400

per scoped project

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from $700

per month

from $1,400

per month

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from $1,000

per scoped project

from $2,000

per scoped project

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from $3,750

per scoped project

Discount 90%$400 – $600

from $40

per scoped project

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Discount 90%$3,750 – $6,000

from $375

per scoped project

Discount 90%$1,050 – $1,800

from $105

per scoped project

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how we work

A working product starts after launch.

For products with regular releases and an infrastructure owner.

collaboration

A good fit for both sides

Your team gets a clear outcome

Before starting, we agree on the goal, scope, constraints, and acceptance criteria. Your team sees the deliverables and next step.

SurfUp works within clear boundaries

Access, owners, timelines, and support are documented separately; we verify the outcome against agreed criteria.

Phases

From the task to a verifiable outcome.

01

We identify critical services, access needs, and acceptable downtime.

02

We configure delivery and monitoring for the chosen stack.

03

We test recovery in a safe scenario and hand over the runbook.

04

Hand over the result, constraints, and next steps to the team.

Have a task? Share a few details — we’ll take it from there.

quality control

What a human checks.

  • Backups can actually be restored

  • Secrets stay out of logs and build artifacts

  • Alerts point to a clear action

When this is not a fit

Service boundaries.

Scope, exclusions, and responsibilities are documented before work begins.

Not a fit if the client cannot assign owners for access, infrastructure, and recovery.

next step

Related services

next step

Have a task? We will make a short brief.

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Latest materials

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