Thirty minutes with the forward-deployed engineer who would own your modernization.

The first conversation at Mactores is a working session rather than a pitch. It runs with the engineer who would embed with your team, own the outcome end to end, and sign for the delivery date. You bring the workload you need to move and the date you are working against, and you leave with a straight read on whether that date is reachable.

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30 minutes

The working session, with the engineer who would own it.
24 hours

The window in which a reply reaches your inbox.
5 business days

From note to a scoped proposal, where the fit is right.
21 case studies

Engagements published in full for you to read first.

Top Mactores clients.

These are the teams whose modernizations we have already delivered on AWS. Twenty one of those engagements are published in full, so you can judge the work before you spend thirty minutes on us.

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What the first thirty minutes actually looks like.

Three moves, and none of them is a form to fill for a form. You send one line, a person replies, and you walk out with an answer you can act on.

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Send the one line note.

One line about the workload and the date you are working against is enough, and the shorthand your team already uses is perfect. It reaches a person, not a queue.
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We reply inside 24 hours.

An experienced voice comes back to set the working session, so from the first message you are talking to someone who has shipped work that looks like yours.
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You leave with a real read.

Thirty minutes later you have a straight answer on whether the date is reachable, and where the fit is right, a scope and a fixed fee to go with it.

Who a forward-deployed engineer actually is.

The qualifying axis is depth in agentic AI delivery rather than years carried in consulting. The person who runs your session has shipped this work, and here is what that role means in practice.

They embed with your team.

The forward-deployed engineer sits inside your delivery, in your tools and your standups, rather than reporting in from the outside once a fortnight.

They own the outcome end to end.

One engineer carries the workload from the first note to the shipped result, so nothing is handed to a separate team after the contract is signed.

They make the judgment calls.

The person in the room has the authority to decide sequence, scope and trade-offs on the spot, because they are accountable for the date they gave you.

They carry the commitment personally.

The engineer who answers your first note is the same engineer who signs for the delivery date, and that signature stays on the work until it is done.

Agents absorb scale.

The engineers absorb judgment.

The contract absorbs risk.

The signals that make thirty minutes worth your time.

Your modernization has to close inside this fiscal year, on a date your finance team can budget against.
You have lived through a modernization that ran over budget, and you want a structurally different pipeline that does not.
Your legacy database, ERP or data warehouse is starting to price itself into every future AI decision you make.
You run between five hundred million and five billion in revenue, or a business unit of that scale, with AWS work already in flight.
You are buying production agents on AWS and you are past the proof of concept stage.
You need AI to land in real operations, not in a board update or an innovation showcase.

If three or more of those describe where you are, the thirty minutes will earn their place in your calendar.

What you walk away with.

A direct line to your engineer.

From the first message onward you are speaking to the forward-deployed engineer who would own the work, so the answers you get are the answers that will hold.

A straight read on your data.

You find out in the session whether your data is ready to be ingested, in enough detail that you can take the answer back to your own leadership.

A proposal you can act on.

Where the fit is right, you get a scoped proposal that, if you choose to proceed, carries a fixed fee, a committed date and the overage terms in writing.

Getting to that first conversation takes one message. There is no procurement pre-qualification to clear beforehand, and no capabilities deck arrives in place of an answer.