ROI calculator

Estimate the cost of moving these reads off the warehouse.

Put in the endpoints you might move: request volume, current warehouse cost, repeat rate, and CDN hit rate. The calculator sizes a small Offloader fleet and compares its cost with what those reads cost today. It is an estimate, not a promise.

Computed entirely in your browser. Your numbers are never sent, stored, or logged.

Your numbers

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Total reads for the endpoints you want to move: usage meters, billing metrics, leaderboards, facets, recommendations.
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Your best estimate of the warehouse compute tied to those endpoint reads today.
70%
The share of reads with the same known shape, run over and over. Offloader serves those from a snapshot. The rest stays on the warehouse.
90%
If a CDN serves repeat responses at the edge, Offloader handles only the misses. Set this to 0% if there is no CDN.
Assumptions

Estimate

Repeatable warehouse cost —
Offloader infrastructure —
Estimated savings — per month · annualized

    A rough estimate from your inputs and the benchmark. The paid diagnostic checks the actual workload, request volume, current cost, fleet cost, and which savings are real versus only possible.

    How this is computed

    What the estimate assumes

    The plain difference

    Savings = the repeatable part of your warehouse cost minus the cost of the Offloader fleet. The three scenarios show how much of that spend might actually clear once those reads move.

    How the fleet is sized

    The calculator converts monthly requests into a busy-hour rate, assumes traffic can peak at about 4x the average, then sizes enough instances for that peak. It uses the measured ~2,500 req/s per 4-vCPU instance from the benchmark, with a minimum of two instances for availability.

    Only the repeatable reads

    Offloader serves known endpoint shapes from a snapshot. Ad-hoc queries, internal BI, and one-off reads stay on the warehouse. The saving applies only to the repeatable share of the bill.

    Where it won't overclaim

    Sizing is an estimate from a benchmark, so confirm it with a pilot. On committed warehouse capacity, savings are only potential until you downsize the tier. The diagnostic separates real savings from savings that need a finance or capacity action.

    Ready for the real number?

    Book the paid diagnostic.

    We use your real traffic and query history to decide what can move, what it costs today, what the Offloader fleet would cost, and which savings finance can actually count.

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