This is a scoped test, not a sales call. Basalt stands up beside your incumbent, runs real workloads, and the rollback is written down before anything moves. You set the scope, and you keep the findings either way.
Tell us enough to size it, we bring a named plan, real workloads run beside your incumbent, and you keep what you learned no matter which way it goes.
Host and site counts, the site classes involved, and the renewal date you’re working against: enough to size it, nothing more.
Named steps, success criteria agreed in advance, and the rollback, written down before anything moves, not improvised after.
Beside your incumbent, not instead of it. Nothing production-critical moves during the evaluation itself.
Whichever way it goes, the assessment is yours to keep. This is a test, not a commitment.