<b>The quiet cost of a roll-up: migration debt</b>
Heard this week: a source inside a private-equity-owned hosting group says the real drag on margins isn't support headcount, it's untangling three legacy control panels they inherited across acquisitions. Word is each brand still runs its own provisioning stack, and nobody wants to own the merge.
What it means for you: when a PE firm buys four hosts and promises 'one unified platform,' that platform is usually 18 months out, and your account is the thing being migrated mid-stream. Renewal quotes tend to spike right as the consolidation lands.
Unconfirmed, but we hear two of those brands won't survive rebranding.
Watch this: which brand name disappears first usually tells you which stack won the internal fight.
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<b>The quiet cost of a roll-up: migration debt</b>
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