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Compare compute, storage and data transfer against a defined workload. We plan to surface billing assumptions, relevant extras and price-check timestamps so you can understand the estimate.
EasyClood
A smarter cloud forecast · In development
Cloud cost comparison and simpler deployment, built with agencies in mind. EasyClood will help you find cost-effective cloud providers for your workload, then streamline setup through curated vendor APIs.
North-east Scottish spirit. Built with Europe and North America in mind.
No live comparison or deployment service just yet.
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The plan · Cloud clarity, not more tabs
We’re building a way to compare curated cloud providers around what you actually need—not just the smallest number on a pricing page. Here’s what EasyClood aims to bring together.
Compare compute, storage and data transfer against a defined workload. We plan to surface billing assumptions, relevant extras and price-check timestamps so you can understand the estimate.
Shortlist options around your budget, region and technical requirements. The goal is useful cloud hosting comparisons for European and North American projects—not a one-size-fits-all winner.
Move from an agreed choice towards deployment through supported vendor APIs. We want fewer repeated setup steps, a clearer handover and more time for the client work you enjoy.
Planned capabilities, not currently available features. Provider coverage, refresh intervals, currencies, fees and supported deployments will be confirmed before launch. No cheapest-provider or savings guarantee.
For agencies · More doing, less digging
Web agencies, development studios and technical teams juggle different clients, budgets and environments. EasyClood is being designed to make those infrastructure decisions easier to explain—and easier to repeat.
A wee bit of North-east common sense: spend on what the project needs, not on what it doesn’t.
Help shape the agency workflow →Our aim: make infrastructure assumptions easier to review before you quote, so hosting choices support the project budget rather than quietly competing with it.
Bring cost, location and workload fit into the same conversation. Give clients a clearer reason for a choice than “it’s the provider we always use.”
The deployment direction is less repetitive setup across supported environments, with a more consistent path from client brief to an infrastructure handover.
Agency field notes · Illustrative scenarios
Three ways we envisage EasyClood helping agencies. These are potential use cases, not customer case studies or measured results.
01 / Web development studio
The brief: A client needs a website environment with a defined budget and a suitable hosting region.
The intended approach: Compare a consistent workload across supported providers, review the assumptions, then choose an environment.
The goal: A hosting recommendation you can explain and a clearer route to launch.
02 / Campaign agency
The brief: A campaign needs a separate cloud environment for a limited project period.
The intended approach: Assess the expected usage and billing terms, then streamline setup through a supported vendor API.
The goal: Less repeated provisioning work, with resource lifetime and costs considered upfront.
03 / Digital consultancy
The brief: A client wants to understand the infrastructure choice before taking over operations.
The intended approach: Review the provider fit, cost assumptions and account responsibilities before deployment.
The goal: A more transparent decision and fewer mysteries at handover.
The intended workflow
No grand promises of one click for every workload. Just a practical direction: a clearer decision, followed by fewer manual deployment steps where vendor APIs support them.
01 / DEFINE
Set out resource needs, expected usage, budget and regional requirements.
02 / COMPARE
Compare supported options and estimates, including their assumptions and exclusions.
03 / DEPLOY
Approve the choice and use supported API workflows to streamline environment setup.
Nae mystery · Just straight answers
Fit like? If you’ve a cloud headache we haven’t covered, we’d like to hear about it.
Ask hello@easyclood.com →Not yet. EasyClood is in development. This page explains the direction, not a working comparison or deployment service. There is no confirmed launch date.
That is not a promise we can make. Our goal is to identify cost-effective options among curated, supported vendors for a defined workload. The cheapest headline price may not be the lowest total cost, and estimates depend on usage, region, taxes, currency and provider terms.
The vendor shortlist and supported regions are not confirmed. We’re designing with European and North American projects in mind. At launch, we intend to explain coverage, price-check timestamps and comparison limitations rather than imply we cover every provider.
Agencies are the starting point, but freelancers, developers and in-house teams with similar cloud comparison and deployment needs are welcome to share their requirements.
No compliance guarantee is offered. Region selection alone is not a compliance assessment. You will need to assess your workload, provider agreements, security requirements and applicable obligations separately.
Product pricing and the commercial model are not set. Any EasyClood fees, provider charges or commercial relationships affecting comparisons will need to be clearly explained before the service launches.
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