Free migration assessment
FreeInventory the route before pricing it.
- Source and destination systems
- Rough records and attachment volume
- Constraints and high-risk transformations
Per-migration pricing
A scoped quote before the crossing starts
Ferry is quoted per migration—not by seats or a black-box record fee. Source and destination systems, data volume, transformations, pilot cycles, and cutover requirements determine the scope.
Ferry
One migration. One agreed scope.
Start with a free assessment, then approve a fixed scope before transfer work begins. Validation artifacts and sign-off gates remain visible in the migration workspace.
PRICING MODELQuoted per migrationScope agreed before transfer
How a Ferry engagement is priced
Assessment first, fixed scope second, controlled delivery third.
Fixed-scope migration
Custom quoteApprove the migration brief, diagram, and WBS before execution.
- Mapping and transformation rules
- Pilot runs and validation artifacts
- Transfer, delta sync, and cutover
Reviewable delivery
Included in scopeKeep evidence and approvals attached to the migration.
- Count and aggregate reconciliation
- Reject and duplicate review
- Expert exception review and sign-off
Pricing inputs
What changes the quote
The quote follows the actual migration work, not an opaque unit price.
APIs, exports, rate limits, and write constraints.
Records, attachments, media, and file size.
Custom objects, transformations, and dependencies.
Pilot cycles, delta window, validation, and support.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about this pricing model.
What does Ferry cost?
Ferry is scoped per migration. Share the source system, destination system, and rough volumes, and we will quote the crossing before transfer starts.
Is the assessment free?
Yes. The initial assessment captures the systems, volumes, constraints, and migration risks needed to prepare a scoped quote.
How is the migration validated?
Ferry compares counts, required fields, relationships, transformed values, rejects, duplicates, and selected business totals, with reviewable sign-off gates.
Can both systems run in parallel?
Yes. During transfer, both systems can remain live while counts and aggregates are diffed until the new system is trusted.
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