That was the first thing that jumped out at me too. Without sharing the portion of the cost that was from having a massive database and associated expenses (sto

That was the first thing that jumped out at me too. Without sharing the portion of the cost that was from having a massive database and associated expenses (storage, redundancy, backups, disk I/O, maintenance) and then not having one at all on the new setup, the savings come across as disingenuous. I wouldn't be shocked if the DB was at least 2/3 of it.