Your cloud is costing youa developer’s salary.Let’s price the gap.
Fransys deploys your application on a Kubernetes cluster, with the European provider of your choice. No hiring, no YAML to write, no long-term commitment.
The salary you pay before you have shipped.
An infrastructure engineer takes three months to hire and gets paid all year round, including the months when the infrastructure does not change. For a team of under twenty people, it is the most expensive line in the technical budget, and the one that contributes least directly to the product. The question is not whether this work needs doing. It is whether it needs doing by someone on your payroll.
Four workloads that are no longer yours.
What the platform takes off your team’s plate, with nothing new to learn.
Cluster setup
Networking, TLS certificates, isolation, backups, monitoring. The cluster is built with the provider you chose, configured and hardened before you deploy anything.
The deployment pipeline
From Git repository to production, with no scripts to maintain. If a deploy fails, the previous version comes back on its own.
Scaling
Resources follow the load, within the limits you set. You do not pay for the January peak all year long.
Monitoring
Incidents are detected and handled without anyone on your team getting up at night.
From commit to production, hands-free.
You push your code. The rest runs on its own, the same way every time.
Hire, or plug in the platform.
In-house infrastructure team
Fransys
« We no longer need a dedicated DevOps team to run our infrastructure. We stopped worrying about traffic spikes: the platform adjusts resources to the load automatically. Our teams focus on what actually creates value, the product and innovation. »
No provider holds you. Neither do we.
The default path runs through providers incorporated in Europe. You can switch, and you can leave.
You choose the provider
Outscale, Scaleway, OVH or Hetzner. Your contract, your account, your machines. Fransys orchestrates them, it does not resell them.
A single applicable law
A European company and servers in Europe. The Cloud Act applies to the company operating the service, not to where the disks sit.
Leaving is designed in from day one
Your configuration exports in a standard format and replays elsewhere. No penalty, no notice period.
Your product is never rewritten
You leave with containers and standard Kubernetes manifests, not a proprietary format.
A bill you can explain in a board meeting.
The platform bills line by line, on a public price list. The server price is added on top, with no markup.
The server price is added on top of these amounts. It is passed through at the provider’s public rate, with no markup.
The server’s own disk is included in its price.
- Compute · 8 × 6 €48 €
- Memory · 16 × 3 €48 €
- IPv4 · 1 × 1 €1 €
- Load balancer · 1 × 20 €20 €
Estimate as of 7 September 2026, current Fransys price list. The server cost is computed from the provider’s public rates.
What people ask before deciding.
The gap comes from two lines. The machine price, significantly lower with a European provider than with a hyperscaler at equal capacity. And the team time spent on infrastructure, which becomes product time again. Send us your current bill, we break it down line by line and reply within 48 hours, even if the conclusion is that you should stay where you are.
Send us your bill.We will tell you what we see in it.
A line-by-line costed estimate within 48 hours, with no commitment. If the conclusion is that you are already in the right place, we will say so.