ROI calculator
What would these reads cost on Offloader instead?
Offloading moves your product's repeated reads off the warehouse onto a small fleet you run. This sizes that fleet from your traffic and compares its cost to what those reads cost the warehouse today — the plain difference, not a sales promise.
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Estimate
| Repeatable warehouse cost | — |
| Offloader infrastructure | — |
How this is computed
Honest by construction
The plain difference
Savings = the repeatable share of your warehouse cost − what the Offloader fleet costs to run. Three predictions bracket how much of that spend actually clears once it's served from cache.
How the fleet is sized
The repeatable requests become a peak rate (product traffic runs ~4× its average
at busy hours). Each instance sustains ~5,000 req/s cached from the
benchmark, so the fleet is however many instances that peak needs — minimum two for
availability.
Only the repeatable reads
Offloader serves the repeatable query shapes from a snapshot; ad-hoc and one-off reads stay on the warehouse. So the saving applies to the repeatable share of your bill — the rest is untouched.
Where it won't overclaim
Sizing is an estimate from a single-machine benchmark — confirm it with a pilot. On committed capacity the warehouse savings are potential until you downsize the tier — the calculator flags it.
Ready for the real number?
Book the paid diagnostic.
We size the fleet against your real traffic and data and measure the before/after on your actual warehouse bill — a finance-grade number you can take to whoever signs off on the spend.