Top AWS Companies
Browse 100 vetted companies specializing in AWS. Expert Cloud & Infrastructure providers with proven AWS expertise. Compare ratings, portfolios, and reviews to find the perfect partner.
100 companies found

BeCloud LLC
Affordable, Efficient and Scalable IT

Bloo Solutions
Let us give you the peace of mind you deserve.

Spiral Scout
Your full-service digital transformation partner

Chetu Inc.
World-Class Software Solutions

RCS Professional Services
IT Solutions in the United States

Telliant Systems, LLC
Your Trusted Software Development Experts

Henceforth Solutions
We Are Innovative. We Are Passionate. We Are Henceforth.

Orange Crew
Orange County Managed IT Service Provider

Resolute Technology Solutions
Get an IT Partner that Can Take Care of Everything

ScienceSoft
Best Practices For High and Sustainable Quality

Solutions Techno360

ESW IT Business Advisors

Secureworks

Beyond GTA Inc

Applications On Networks Inc.

The Pythian Group, Inc.

Commerx Computer Systems

Auro

Pathway Communications

Nuformat Inc.

Sourced

FuseForward

Lucrodyne

Athena Cloud

Pilotcore

Eyes Everywhere

iVedha Inc.

FlexITy Solutions

Buchanan Technologies
An IT Partner Where Every Interaction Matters

OnPoint ONE

ProServeIT Corporation

FX Innovation

Centrilogic

Vention

Present

Cloudypedia

ESI Technologies

Cymplify.IT

I.T. Ideas Inc

Genieall Corporation

TierPoint

Ferroque Systems Inc.

EB Solution

Digital Fire

Sparkfish

HighVail Systems Inc.

CopperTree Solutions Inc

Aptum

Allsite IT

Kobalt

ThirdEye Data

Softchoice

OpsGuru

MMC Global.

Curious Orbit Cloud Consulting Inc

GBS Technologies

iTMethods

Reddy IT Solutions Inc.

DANSLENUAGE.QUEBEC inc.

CloudOps

Divelement

Xerris Inc

Think Communications Inc.

Supra ITS

AirGate

CGI

Open Storage Solutions

DGK Business Consultancy

Intelegain Technologies
Mobile Application Development Company in USA

CodeStore Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
Design Innovate Create

Orangesoft
Elevate your digital vision with Orangesoft – full-cycle healthcare software development company since 2011.

Cloud9 LTD
IT support and services in Ontario
TRiiO
IT That Keeps Business Moving

TrueCore Technology
Cyber Security and Disaster Recovery Specialists

Antisyn
Amazing IT Services

SemiDot Infotech
Right Technology Partner for Next Generation IT Solutions

GCS Technologies
Complete IT Managed Services

Technology Mindz
We help you to get the most out of salesforce.

Panacea Smart Solutions
Helping You Win. Every Day.

Xcelligen Inc
Best Custom Software Development Company

Apex Solutions MSP
Innovation Made Simple

Technokraft Consultancy Services LLC
Best MSP Company | Top Digital Marketing Services | TechnokraftServe

Closeloop Technologies
Bringing awesome ideas to life

SystechCorp
Where Innovation Meets Intelligent IT

IMS Nucleii
Your IT Challenges, Solved.

Suffescom Solutions Inc
We Build Apps That Deliver. Not Just Promises.

Star Knowledge
𝐄𝐦𝐩𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐁𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝟏𝟓+ 𝐘𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐬𝐞

Excellent Webworld
Award-Winning Web & Mobile App Development Company

Vaden Consultancy
AI-Enabled Custom Software Development Company

Apptension

Imaginovation
Turning Imagination into innovation

CMIT Solutions of Tempe and North Chandler
IT Services Provider

DianApps
Transforming Digital Landscape

Umbrella Infocare Pvt Ltd
Anything On Cloud, Anytime

TRooTech Business Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
The best custom software development solution for all your business requirements

XB Software
Turning Your Great Ideas into Successful Web Solutions

Century Solutions Group Inc.
Best IT Managed Service Provider in Atlanta

WYRE Technology
Your business, empowered.

NGenious Solutions
Enhancing Your Business

Red Door IT
Partner with a Managed IT Services Provider
Quick Stats
- Companies listed
- 100
- Avg. rating
- ★ 4.1
- Min. project size
- <$1000
- Hourly rate
- <$25
AWS consulting firms design and operate cloud infrastructure on Amazon Web Services - the world's largest cloud platform by market share and service breadth. They handle architecture, migration, cost management, security hardening, and ongoing operations for workloads running on EC2, EKS, Lambda, RDS, and the other 200+ AWS services.
Organizations hire AWS partners when they're moving infrastructure to cloud for the first time, when a self-built AWS environment has grown into an unmanageable tangle of accounts and costs, or when they need specialized expertise - AI/ML infrastructure, high-frequency trading systems, media streaming pipelines - that isn't available in-house.
AWS by the Numbers
- 31% - AWS share of global cloud infrastructure market, Q1 2026 (Synergy Research Group)
- $28.8B - AWS quarterly revenue, Q1 2026, growing 17% year-over-year (Amazon earnings)
- 200+ services across compute, storage, databases, networking, ML, IoT, and developer tools
- 33 geographic regions and 105 Availability Zones worldwide (as of early 2026)
- $30,000–$800,000 - migration project range depending on infrastructure size, application complexity, and data volumes
- 47% - percentage of global enterprises using AWS as their primary cloud provider (Flexera 2024 State of the Cloud Report)
- 90,000+ AWS Partner Network (APN) firms globally, with tiered partner designations based on proven customer outcomes
What AWS Consultants Do
Well-Architected Reviews
The AWS Well-Architected Framework defines six pillars: Operational Excellence, Security, Reliability, Performance Efficiency, Cost Optimization, and Sustainability. A Well-Architected Review is a structured evaluation of your existing workloads against these pillars, producing a prioritized list of risks and recommendations. AWS funds portions of remediation for workloads reviewed by APN partners. Most organizations find 30–50 actionable findings in a first review.
Compute: EC2, ECS, EKS
AWS consultants right-size EC2 instances (the most common source of wasted spend), architect container workloads on ECS (simpler, less operational overhead) or EKS (Kubernetes, more control and ecosystem compatibility), and design auto-scaling policies that handle peak load without over-provisioning. They also evaluate where Graviton3 (ARM-based) instances replace x86 at 20–40% lower cost for the same performance.
Serverless: Lambda and API Gateway
Lambda runs code in response to events without managing servers - ideal for event-driven architectures, data processing triggers, and API backends with spiky traffic. Consultants design Lambda function boundaries (too small = overhead, too large = loss of isolation), set up API Gateway with throttling and WAF, and implement cost controls (reserved concurrency, memory tuning) since Lambda billing is per-millisecond of execution.
Data Lakes: S3, Glue, Athena
The AWS data lake pattern stores raw data in S3, transforms it with Glue (serverless ETL), and queries it with Athena (serverless SQL, billed per terabyte scanned). Consultants design the storage tier structure (raw/curated/consumption zones), implement table formats (Apache Iceberg or Delta Lake for ACID transactions), and connect downstream BI tools. This is significantly cheaper than traditional data warehouses for most analytical workloads.
Security: IAM, GuardDuty, Shield
Security in AWS starts with IAM - Identity and Access Management. Consultants implement least-privilege policies, Service Control Policies across the AWS Organizations hierarchy, and automated remediation for policy violations via AWS Config + Lambda. GuardDuty provides ML-based threat detection. Shield Advanced protects against DDoS at the $3,000/month tier and includes 24/7 access to the AWS Shield Response Team.
DevOps and Infrastructure as Code
AWS consultants implement infrastructure as code using Terraform (most common, cloud-agnostic) or AWS CDK (code-native, AWS-specific). CI/CD pipelines run on AWS CodePipeline, CodeBuild, and CodeDeploy, or on GitHub Actions with OIDC authentication to AWS (no long-lived credentials). Every environment - dev, staging, production - is deployed from the same IaC templates to eliminate configuration drift.
AWS Consulting Pricing
Hourly Rates
AWS architects and engineers bill at $100–$300/hour in North America and Western Europe. AWS Premier Tier partners (the highest designation) typically bill at the upper range. Advanced and Select tier partners in cost-competitive markets bill $100–$180/hour. Offshore teams at APN partners in India and Eastern Europe bill $50–$100/hour for comparable expertise.
Migration Projects
Small migrations (under 50 servers): $30,000–$100,000. Mid-sized (50–300 servers): $100,000–$350,000. Large enterprise (300+ servers, complex applications): $350,000–$800,000+. AWS's Migration Acceleration Program (MAP) provides funding (credits and consulting subsidies) for qualifying workloads - an AWS account team can determine eligibility.
Managed Services
Ongoing managed cloud operations - monitoring, patching, cost optimization, security response, and change management - run $4,000–$20,000/month. Some partners charge a percentage of monthly AWS spend (typically 10–20%) instead of a flat fee; this model aligns incentives toward cost reduction only if the percentage decreases as you optimize, which is worth negotiating explicitly.
How to Choose an AWS Partner
AWS Partner Network Tier
The APN has three tiers: Select, Advanced, and Premier. Premier is the highest - fewer than 150 firms globally hold it. Premier partners have the most certified AWS professionals, the most validated customer references, and direct relationships with AWS field teams. Advanced partners are competent and numerous. Select partners are entry-level. For a significant migration or a production workload you depend on, target Advanced or Premier.
AWS Competencies
Beyond tier, look for AWS Competency badges relevant to your needs: DevOps Competency, Security Competency, Data & Analytics Competency, Financial Services Competency, Healthcare Competency. Competencies require AWS to validate actual customer outcomes - not just certifications. A partner with the relevant competency has done the specific type of work before, under AWS scrutiny.
Well-Architected Review Experience
Ask how many Well-Architected Reviews the firm has delivered and whether they've participated in AWS's WAR remediation funding program. This is a concrete proxy for both AWS relationship depth and structured engagement methodology.
Cost Optimization Track Record
AWS costs are famously easy to let run out of control. Ask for a specific example: "Tell me about a client's AWS bill before and after you engaged, and what you changed." Good answers mention Reserved Instance strategies, Savings Plans, Spot Instance adoption for batch workloads, right-sizing exercises, and storage lifecycle policies. Vague answers about "cloud optimization" without numbers are a warning sign.
Frequently Asked Questions
AWS vs Azure - how do we decide? ▾
AWS has the broadest service catalog, the largest partner ecosystem, and the most mature enterprise features. It's the default choice for startups and digital-native companies. Azure wins when your organization is Microsoft-heavy - Active Directory, Office 365, SQL Server, Windows Server - because of licensing benefits (Azure Hybrid Benefit) and native integration. Google Cloud is worth evaluating specifically for BigQuery analytics or if you're building ML/AI workflows on TensorFlow. Most enterprises over $500M revenue run workloads on at least two of the three. Start with the platform your team knows best; the switching cost is high once you're embedded.
How much will it actually cost to run our workload on AWS? ▾
Use the AWS Pricing Calculator (calculator.aws) for a baseline estimate - it's free and reasonably accurate for simple architectures. For a three-tier web application (load balancer, 4 application servers, RDS database, S3 storage, CloudFront CDN), expect $2,000–$8,000/month on pay-as-you-go. Apply a 3-year Reserved Instance commitment on predictable compute and that drops 40–60%. Data transfer costs (egress from AWS to the internet) are a common surprise - at $0.09/GB, a terabyte of monthly outbound traffic adds $90/month. A consultant's value includes accurate cost modeling before you're locked in.
What are Reserved Instances, and should we use them? ▾
Reserved Instances (RIs) and Savings Plans are commitments to a minimum level of AWS usage in exchange for a discount - up to 72% off on-demand pricing for a 3-year no-upfront commitment. They're not physical resources - they're billing contracts. You should use them for any workload that will run continuously for 12+ months: production databases, application servers, data processing clusters. Savings Plans are more flexible than RIs (they apply across instance families and regions) and are now the preferred option for most EC2 compute. Never buy RIs speculatively before you understand your actual usage patterns - run on-demand for 2–3 months, analyze with Cost Explorer, then commit.
Is multi-cloud realistic, or is it just a buzzword? ▾
Multi-cloud is real, but it's harder than it sounds. Running production workloads across AWS and Azure simultaneously requires duplicating expertise, tooling, and often security controls. Most organizations that claim to be multi-cloud are actually using different clouds for different workloads (AWS for product, Azure for Microsoft 365 / Active Directory) rather than running the same workload redundantly across clouds. True active-active multi-cloud DR exists - mostly in financial services and critical infrastructure - but requires significant engineering investment. For most companies, the right answer is a single primary cloud with a clear exit strategy (use Terraform, avoid deeply proprietary services where possible) rather than active multi-cloud operations.
How do we avoid AWS vendor lock-in? ▾
Full lock-in avoidance is impossible - even "portable" Kubernetes workloads depend on cloud-specific networking, storage, and IAM. Practical lock-in reduction means: using Terraform (not CloudFormation) for infrastructure as code so it's reusable on other clouds; preferring open-source databases (PostgreSQL on RDS rather than Aurora with proprietary features); using S3-compatible object storage APIs where possible; and avoiding deeply proprietary services (AWS Step Functions, DynamoDB-specific features) for core business logic unless the cost/benefit clearly justifies the dependency. A consultant can score your architecture for portability and make recommendations. The goal isn't zero lock-in - it's understanding your exit cost and deciding if it's worth the tradeoffs of the proprietary services you're using.