You've outgrown spreadsheets. Everything else is too complicated.

We build modern GCP data platforms for ambitious European companies.
Fixed-price projects, senior engineering, clean handover so you own what we built.

Who we work with.

This is for you if:

  • You're on Google Cloud, or planning to be.
  • You're past the "spreadsheet era" and need a real platform.
  • You have analysts, not data engineers — or no team at all.
  • You need senior data engineering — and don't want to hire for it.
  • You can make a decision. Our best engagements start in two-week sales cycles, not four-month ones.

This isn't for you if:

  • You need AWS or Azure. We don't do multi-cloud.
  • You're pre-product-market-fit. Data isn't your bottleneck yet.
  • You need analysts or data scientists. We're data engineers.
  • You want the cheapest hourly rate available. We compete on seniority, not price.
  • You need real-time streaming at scale — Kafka, Flink, sub-second latency. Different specialism.

How we work.

The scoping call

Free 45-minute conversation. We listen, you talk, we tell you honestly whether we're a fit.

The proposal

Within 5 business days: fixed-price proposal with scope, deliverables, timeline, price. No hourly billing surprises.

The build

We lead. Your team joins when their input matters. Weekly updates, bi-weekly demos, async by default.

The handover

Full documentation, walkthrough session, 30-day support window so your team actually owns what we built.

Why only
Google Cloud?

Focus over breadth

Most consultancies are multi-cloud because most clients are multi-cloud. We went the other way.

Built to work together

Google's data stack — BigQuery, Dataform, Looker, Cloud Storage — is the most cohesive analytics platform available. The services are designed to work together, billed together, monitored together. When you specialize in one stack, you develop the kind of depth that only comes from running it in production every day for years.

What you get

Tighter architectures, lower cloud costs, fewer surprises, and no time wasted debugging integrations between five vendors who blame each other.