We’ll move your site without any downtime, funded by AWS credits
At peak season, first. Black Friday, holiday collections, winter sales, weeks when your site has to hold up no matter what, and every hour of downtime in November costs as much as a week of downtime in February.
But the gap starts earlier than that: traffic grows every month, and a fixed plan quietly falls behind long before the season hits. That shows up as slower load times, costing you sales you never see in the numbers, and it can slow down bank approval for your payment integration too.
To keep the site stable, payments processing without delay, and order data backed up, you need hosting across multiple availability zones with flexible capacity that scales up on demand.
That’s exactly how AWS works: your site doesn’t depend on what happens in one provider’s data center, capacity scales with demand, and a backup can bring the store back online in minutes.
Under the new AWS program for small and medium businesses, you can cover the cost of moving your site with AWS credits, and the first year of hosting is $0, then from $1/month. SSL, CDN, and DDoS protection are included.
As a certified AWS partner, we’ve already moved more than 200 businesses to new infrastructure with zero downtime.
AWS credits are funds AWS allocates to your project as part of the program. They cover the cost of the transfer: a site audit, infrastructure setup, data transfer, and testing. There’s nothing for you to pay upfront and nothing to reimburse later.
Certified AWS architects and engineers from Elcore Cloud. We handle the entire process: audit, infrastructure setup, data transfer, testing, plus ongoing technical support. AWS credits cover 100% of the work.
We copy the files and database from your current hosting, without touching the original, and deploy a copy of your site on AWS. We set up SSL, CDN, and backups, test payments, forms, and integrations on the new environment, and show you the result. The last step is switching the domain over to AWS. Your current site keeps running the entire time we’re preparing the new one.
Building a site from scratch is also covered by AWS credits. We’ll build it on Amazon Lightsail using a ready WordPress, Magento, PrestaShop, or Joomla setup, and configure integrations with your CRM, payment, and email services so the store fits straight into your existing processes.
Yes, 10 hours a month. You also get a dedicated account manager who knows your project, and billing set up in your local currency, with no international transfers. So after launch you’re not left alone with the AWS console, and you’re not emailing support in a different time zone.
It’s the site’s ability to get more resources exactly when demand rises. On regular hosting, you buy a fixed plan: a set amount of memory and processing power for a fixed price. As long as traffic is normal, you won’t notice a difference. But when three times the usual number of buyers show up, the plan doesn’t stretch, and the site stops responding.
On AWS, resources scale up with demand and scale back down once the wave passes. You pay for what you actually use, not for capacity bought for the whole year to cover two days in November.
Yes, you can transfer your existing account to Elcore Cloud’s management and get the first year free, then 50% off the following year’s bill. Your infrastructure stays exactly where it is: data doesn’t move, the site doesn’t stop, the architecture doesn’t change.
The only thing that changes is who handles billing and who supports you. Instead of emailing support in a different time zone, you get an account manager, billing in your local currency, and 10 hours of support a month. The transfer also opens access to other AWS programs, including credits for implementing AI in your processes.
It’s encryption between your site and the buyer. Without it, browsers flag your site as unsafe, and payment systems won’t connect. Every host offers a certificate, usually the free Let’s Encrypt, but it needs renewing every 90 days. When auto-renewal fails, buyers see a red warning instead of your store. On AWS the certificate renews itself, for free, with no action needed from you.
Copies of your site are stored on servers in different countries, and each buyer loads the one closest to them. On most hosting plans that’s Cloudflare on a free tier: it works fine under normal traffic, but limits and queues kick in the moment a sale starts. AWS CloudFront has hundreds of points of presence worldwide and scales with demand instead of against it. You see the difference on exactly the day you need it.
It’s an artificial flood of requests that overloads your server and takes the site down. The causes vary, from mass attacks on an entire industry or country to targeted action against one specific business, especially ahead of a sales season. A typical host has a simple response to a serious attack: it takes your site offline so other customers on the same server aren’t affected. You find out by email.
AWS Shield filters the attack and keeps the site running, because the same infrastructure runs Amazon itself, and nothing on it gets switched off.
The offer is limited: applications are accepted until October 15.
Both in money and in effort. The transfer is handled by certified engineers from an AWS partner, so there’s nothing for you to do yourself.
Why now:
Ahead of the sales season, your site needs to be on infrastructure that can carry the load, and September and October are the last quiet months for technical changes
The program is time-limited: applications are accepted until October 15. The deadline sits ahead of the season on purpose, so the site has time to move and settle in before the peak
Terms are locked in, so your 2027 budget becomes predictable starting today
Peak sales don’t take the site down
You send a campaign, a seasonal sale starts, a new sales channel goes live. On a fixed plan, that ends in a server error. On AWS, capacity scales with demand, and we build that into the configuration from day one.
The speed every buyer sees, and feels in conversion
CDN routes your site through the point closest to each visitor. A customer in the next city and a customer on another continent see the page load equally fast. Every extra second of load time costs orders, and it never shows up in your analytics: the person just leaves.
Payments go through the first time
SSL is included from the start and renews automatically, with no red warnings in the buyer’s browser. Without it, payment systems simply won’t connect, and neither will bank approval for your integration.
An attack doesn’t mean a stop in sales
AWS filters common network-level DDoS attacks at the platform level, by default, for every customer. On shared hosting, the typical response is different: the provider takes the attacked site offline so other customers on the same server aren’t affected.
A failure doesn’t mean lost data
The site and database are backed up automatically, with no action needed from you. If the main server goes down, the store is restored from the backup in minutes, not hours of waiting on support.
Application and check: you leave your contact details and show us your current hosting terms. We check whether you qualify for the program and calculate the savings based on your numbers.
Site audit: the team looks at what your site runs on, its traffic, and which integrations and payment systems are connected. The output is a transfer plan and a timeline.
Deployment on AWS: we bring up a copy of your site on the new infrastructure, and set up a secure connection, CDN, and backups. Your current site keeps running exactly as before the whole time.
Testing: we test payments, forms, integrations, and speed on the new environment. You review it and confirm.
Switchover: traffic moves to AWS. Nothing changes for the buyer, the site just keeps running, without interruption.
Ongoing support: after that, 10 hours of support a month and an account manager who knows your project.
A backup site
A copy of your system that everything can be restored from in minutes if your main site goes down. Setup is covered by AWS credits.
AWS credits for AI implementation
A separate program for companies that want to automate customer service or internal processes.
You get 10 hours of support a month, an account manager who knows your project, and billing in your local currency. Instead of emailing support in a different time zone.
First year of hosting $0, then from $1/month
Locked-in terms, no increase after the first bill
Transfer of your existing site, or a new build, covered by AWS credits
SSL certificate with automatic renewal
CDN for fast loading anywhere in the world
Protection against common DDoS attacks at the AWS platform level
A backup of your site with all customer data
A configuration sized to your real traffic
Work done by a team of AWS-certified engineers
10 hours of support a month
A local account manager
Access to other AWS programs through the partner
Leave your contact details. We’ll assess your current bill and load, calculate your savings, and give you an exact timeline for the transfer.
Built for businesses spending $100–300/month on hosting, though anyone can apply, we’ll match you with the right program either way.
