Summary of the article published in the Brazilian newspaper Valor Econômico on September 11, 2026.
“After moving to AWS and bringing KXC on as a partner, our revenue grew more than 30x and our client base grew 22x.”
Takeat, a restaurant management software startup, faced a challenge common to many fast-growing companies: a monolithic platform that couldn't scale and suffered frequent outages. The answer was a migration to AWS, carried out by KXC Tecnologia, an AWS Advanced Tier partner specializing in small and midsize businesses.
By adopting a serverless architecture, Takeat not only solved its stability problems but also unlocked its growth. The numbers are striking: 30x more revenue and 22x more clients. The platform now supports more than 80,000 concurrent sessions, across restaurants, diners ordering by QR code and delivery integrations.
The impact goes beyond Takeat, though. Ateliê Clara Azevedo, a bakery and café in São Paulo, is one of the businesses that use the platform. By going digital, it replaced five separate programs with a single management system, simplifying its processes and improving its customers' experience.
“This chain of impact shows that cloud technology benefits not just the company that adopts it, but the entire ecosystem around it,” says Alex Assis, CTO of KXC. “When a small business has access to robust, affordable infrastructure, it grows, and that growth extends to its customers and partners.”
The case highlights a growing trend in the Brazilian market: the cloud is no longer a privilege of large corporations and has become an accessible tool for small businesses that want to scale efficiently.
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