Three ways to break out.
Start free. Escalate only as far as the numbers tell you to. Each step gives you enough information to decide whether the next one is worth taking, which is the opposite of how most migration engagements are sold.
Lock-in Assessment
Find out exactly what leaving would cost, before you commit to anything.
A two-week scan that inventories every dataflow, dataset, connector, and scheduled job in your estate, classifies each one by migration complexity, flags the dead and duplicate work, and prices the exit with a fixed timeline.
Book the free assessment→Assisted Migration
We convert the estate, your team stays in the driving seat.
Fixed-price conversion of your estate into SQL, dbt models, and Airflow DAGs on the warehouse you already run, with your engineers working alongside ours so the knowledge stays in your building.
Scope a migration→Full Migration and Validation
End to end delivery, with a diff report on every pipeline before cutover.
Complete delivery of the exit, with the parity harness proving row-level and aggregate equivalence against the original on every pipeline. Nothing is promoted to production until the diff report comes back clean.
Get the diff report→Why the assessment comes first
A fixed price is only honest if the scope is known. Most migration quotes are guesses dressed up as estimates, which is why they overrun, and why the overrun lands on the customer. The assessment removes the guess by counting what is actually there before anyone puts a number on it.
It also regularly shrinks the job. A meaningful share of a mature estate is dead or duplicate work that should be retired rather than migrated. Finding that first means you pay to move the pipelines that matter, and nothing else. See how the process works end to end.
Find out what leaving would actually cost.
The lock-in assessment is free, takes two weeks, and needs read access. You keep the report whether or not you migrate.