Migration Risk Report — a paid pilot
One report that tells you, for a stack you name, exactly what is losing support in the next twelve months, what has already gone unsupported without anyone noticing, and which of your vendors have shut down, been acquired, or changed pricing.
Who this is for
Someone responsible for a stack of roughly 10–60 technologies who currently finds out about end-of-life dates from an auditor, a security questionnaire, or a broken build. Usually a platform lead, a head of engineering at a company without a dedicated platform team, or someone preparing for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 evidence collection.
It is not for you if you already run a software asset management tool that tracks lifecycle dates. This duplicates that.
The specific result
A dated list of every technology you named that is already unsupported or loses support within twelve months, each with the exact end-of-life date, the official source link, how many days remain, and the supported version to move to. Plus any shutdown, acquisition or pricing-change event on record for those vendors. Delivered as a document you can hand to an auditor or paste into a planning ticket.
What is included
- Up to 25 technologies you name, by product and version
- Every release you run, checked against published support dates
- A ranked deadline list — soonest first, with days remaining
- Recorded shutdown, acquisition, breach and pricing events for those vendors
- Named migration targets where public discussion identified them, quoted and linked
- Delivered within five business days, by email, as a document
What is NOT automated yet — read this before paying
This report is assembled by hand. The archive and the lifecycle data are automated; turning them into your report is not.
There is no dashboard, no login, and no API. You receive a document, not access to a product.
Ongoing alerts are not part of this pilot. Re-running it later means asking for it again.
Coverage is strongest for infrastructure, languages, databases and developer tooling. Business SaaS is weakly covered and I will tell you before taking payment if your stack falls in that gap.
Price
$150 for the first report, one time, paid after delivery — not before. If the report tells you nothing you did not already know, do not pay. That is not a guarantee gimmick; at this stage a report nobody finds useful is more valuable to me as feedback than $150.
If $150 is the wrong number for what this is worth to you, say so in the form below. Being told the price is wrong is one of the useful outcomes of a pilot.
How to express interest
Use the form on the alerts page and choose Professional alerts. Tell me which technologies you would want covered and what you are actually trying to solve. Nothing is charged, and no payment details are collected anywhere on this site. I will reply with whether your stack is inside the coverage I can genuinely deliver.
Why the honesty about limitations
The archive currently holds 1,259 events and tracks 204 deadlines over the next year. That is enough to produce a useful report for the right stack and not enough for every stack. Overselling it would produce one sale and no second one.