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# Costs

There is no fixed public rate for the migration service as such.

The cost is best understood by separating it into three layers.

| Layer                          | What it entails                                                                                                                    |
| ------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Migration assistance**       | No cost. The team's support to plan and carry out the migration is not a paid service.                                             |
| **Destination infrastructure** | It is the actual cost of the project: it depends on the servers, storage, network, and the services you deploy at the destination. |
| **Exceptional costs**          | In reversibility or export scenarios, additional costs may exist, subject to prior approval.                                       |

> #### 📘 The clear message about costs
>
> Migration assistance is free; the project cost comes from infrastructure consumption at the destination, and there are only exceptional costs for special operations (reversibility or export) that are communicated for prior approval before they are applied.

### Next steps

* See the[ Support and limitations](/docs-en/productos/migrations/details/assistance-and-limitations.md) of the service.
* Size the destination in the [Server Details.](/docs-en/productos/servers/concepts/networks.md)
* If you need support, request [an assisted migration.](/docs-en/productos/migrations/how-to/como-solicitar-ayuda-para-migrar-un-servidor-a-cloud.md)


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