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Engineered architecture for growing small and mid-sized companies

Technology, in its rightful place

An end to guesswork in infrastructure, servers and enterprise cloud

KaraHub is built for small and mid-sized companies with no dedicated IT team that would rather not guess at their technology decisions. We audit, map the route, deliver and train — with figures and dates, and without unnecessary jargon.

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  • 30% estimated cloud spend wasted
  • 99.99% Availability with automatic uplink failover
  • 14 days To a fully deployed pilot
  • 24/7 Automated service monitoring

Flexera's 2026 State of the Cloud Report puts estimated wasted IaaS and PaaS spend at 29%; rounded to 30% here.

The KaraHub engineering framework

Three routes to putting your technology in its rightful place

Explicit architecture, step-by-step delivery and a return you can check — without disrupting the working day.

Pillar 1

Remote-Work & Digital Workspace

Take the guesswork out of your remote-work infrastructure

Helping remote and hybrid teams work on infrastructure that is secure, stable, and manageable, not a patchwork of disconnected tools.

  • Remote-Work Readiness Audit
  • Secure Remote Access
  • Digital Workspace Setup
  • Connectivity Resilience Solutions
  • and 1 more
Request the remote-work audit

Pillar 2

Cloud Transformation

From guesswork to a roadmap; from a roadmap to execution

We move you to the cloud step by step and measurably, without cost or security surprises.

  • Cloud Assessment & Roadmap
  • Architecture Design
  • Cloud Migration
  • Optimization
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Pillar 3

Automation & Data

Hand repetitive work to systems, hand decisions to data

We automate manual, repetitive processes and turn your scattered data into reports you can actually act on.

  • Business Process Automation
  • Becoming Data-Driven
Talk to us about automation

The KaraHub return-on-investment model

Infrastructure cost and payback calculator

Pick the three parameters that describe your organisation and see the estimated saving, the payback period and a recommended architecture right here.

1 Organisation size

How many people connect to your systems daily?

2 Current infrastructure

Where do your services run today?

3 Availability dependence

How many hours of downtime actually stops your work?

Estimated annual saving

126 million toman per year

Payback
11.0 months
Downtime avoided
23 hours a year
What KaraHub costs
393 million toman
Your technology spend today
947 million toman
Where does this number come from?
Internal time freed up 253 million toman
Wasted cloud spend recovered 71 million toman
Hardware purchases deferred Nothing here, in your situation
Value of the hours work does not stop 195 million toman
Total 519 million toman
Less what KaraHub costs − 393 million toman
Net saving 126 million toman

All four come from a model whose inputs are sourced: the approved 1405 minimum wage, a network engineer salary survey, the industrial electricity tariff, and published cloud waste research. The hours figure is a loss that does not happen rather than a bill that stops arriving, which is why these four do not add up to your spend today.

Recommended architecture

Public cloud with independent backup and central access control

Backup is moved off the provider itself, so one account-level failure cannot take the data and its backup together.

These figures are still under review and are shown as a preliminary estimate.

Discuss this estimate

This is an estimate, not a quote. The real figure comes out of an audit of your infrastructure, and cannot honestly be promised without seeing it.

Built for real conditions

Engineering for the ground you actually work on

Western cloud documentation assumes stable connectivity and uninterrupted power. We architect for places where international routing degrades several times a week and the generator cuts in during the working day.

Unstable routing and automatic dual-link failover

When the primary link starts dropping packets or fails outright, the edge moves sessions onto the backup link. Employee VPN tunnels and ERP sessions stay up, and nobody has to reopen anything.

Packet-drop resilient

Power cuts and generator cutover

The generator cutover is the moment a database write is left half-finished and the local server hangs. Application state is held on battery-backed edge hardware and transactions sync to the second copy immediately.

No data corruption

Data stays where it is meant to stay

Customer ledgers and identity records stay inside the boundary that banking and telecommunications rules set. Where it is stored and who can reach it is written down and auditable.

Kept in the required location

Transparent pricing, no jargon, no padding

We translate the technical decision into a figure that means something in a board meeting: cost per active seat, the exact recovery time after a failure, and a fixed monthly amount with no surprise line items.

Predictable monthly cashflow

Technical and management insight

The latest notes and analysis from KaraHub

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The headline "86% of CIOs are moving back from the cloud" is accurate but incompletely quoted. For a small business, the gap between that number and 9% is the gap between a sound decision and an expensive, unnecessary migration.

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