Who it's for

Same discipline,
shaped to your team

The lifecycle is universal — assess, design, build, steward, and retire cleanly. What changes is who's holding it. Here's how we fit four very different teams today, with engineers, and how The Stoop platform extends each one as it opens.

For SMBs & startups

A platform team, before you can hire one

You need production-grade infrastructure and you need it to not eat the budget — but a DevOps hire is six figures and six months away.

  • Built on security-reviewed patterns — secure from the first deploy, on AWS or Azure — instead of learning infrastructure code's sharp edges in production.
  • A cost model before the build — you approve a number, not a surprise, and there's no markup on your cloud bill.
  • Environments that can be retired — staging stops being a permanent line item, because teardown is designed in from the start.
  • A senior engineer on the phone — for the migration, the audit question, or the architecture call software can't make for you.

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# week one — founder, no DevOps hireyou: "Production web app + Postgres, DR later, keep it under $200/mo." day 1 target design + cost model · $147/moday 3 built as code in your AWS accountday 4 as-built doc + handover walkthrough # later — investor asks for the infra docopen the as-built you already have · done
# platform team ticket queue, beforeENV-2381 dev env for data team 14 days openENV-2394 sandbox for vendor POC 9 days open # with a governed golden pathrequest → blueprint → cost gateyour sign-off → provisioned in your account structure → drift-checked · as-built recordedexpiring sandboxes, torn down on time
For enterprise

Self-service that survives your governance review

Your teams want environments in hours; your controls exist for good reasons. We build the golden path that gives both sides what they need — and stay to operate it if you want.

  • Every change gated — priced plan, classified diff, and named human approval, with a full audit trail.
  • Inside your boundaries — AWS cross-account roles or Azure federated credentials you scope, your org policies and audit logs untouched, keyless applies.
  • Resilience with receipts — HA and multi-region designs with stated RTO/RPO, live-exercised failover, DR rehearsal by cloning, and clean-room recovery planning.
  • A partner, not a portal — senior engineers who integrate with your landing zone and compliance program, backed by data-protection, data-center, and managed-services practices.

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For agencies & MSPs

Client environments as a repeatable product

Every client deserves the same disciplined setup — and you deserve to not rebuild it by hand each time, or carry their cloud bill on your card.

  • Deploy into each client's own AWS or Azure account — clean ownership, clean billing, clean exits.
  • Golden paths, not snowflakes — the stack you trust, built identically for client #2 and client #20.
  • Per-environment cost discipline — no more surprise-bill conversations with a client who didn't approve it.
  • As-built docs as a deliverable — hand every client professional documentation of what they own.

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# one golden path, many clientspattern web-app + managed db ├─ client-alpha ACTIVE their acct · $96/mo ├─ client-bravo ACTIVE their acct · $88/mo ├─ client-charlie GATE awaiting sign-off └─ client-delta DESTROYED project closed, torn down · $0/mo trailing
# side project, same rules as productionscope api + queue + db, dev-gradecost $41/mo · agreed before anything runsbuild as code, in your account, documented # two months later, project shelvedteardown confirmed · 9/9 destroyed no zombie NAT gateway this time
For small teams & solo builders

Guardrails without the ceremony

You can write Terraform. The question is whether you want to spend nights maintaining pipelines and hunting the forgotten resources that bill you at 3am.

  • A short, sharp engagement — a fixed-scope assessment or a build, not a retainer you have to justify.
  • A cost model you agree to first — experiments can't outspend your comfort level.
  • Real teardown — every experiment can end at $0/mo, provably.
  • First in line for self-serve — this is exactly who The Stoop is being built for. Put your name on the early-access list.

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Not sure which shape you are?

Tell us what you're building — we'll point you at the right starting engagement, or tell you if you just need an hour of advice.