AWS, DigitalOcean, E2E, OVHcloud and Vultr
Each name below has its own page. The only percentage this site prints is against AWS Mumbai, and that range is 44–53% on the virtual-machine plans it matches. The smallest DataDack plan is ₹1,150/mo (₹2.53/hr). Prices exclude GST. A GST invoice is issued. The live region is Noida (ap-south-3). Tenant bandwidth is 1 Gbps shared. Traffic inside a VPC is ₹0/GB.
AWS
DataDack vs AWS. Move when the workload is steady compute and you want the matched plan in Noida, in rupees. Stay when you depend on RDS, DynamoDB, SQS, Lambda at scale, or a region outside India. Managed databases and object storage are not on this rate card yet.
DigitalOcean
DataDack vs DigitalOcean. DigitalOcean's Indian region is Bangalore, and the bill is in US dollars. Move when the users are in northern India and you want a GST invoice. Stay for managed databases, Spaces, App Platform, Kubernetes, or a region outside India. No percentage is published against DigitalOcean.
E2E Networks
DataDack vs E2E Networks. Both are Indian and both bill in rupees. Choose E2E for GPU and AI training. Choose DataDack for a published virtual machine, bare metal, a VPC and git-push deploys in Noida. No percentage is published against E2E.
OVHcloud
DataDack vs OVHcloud. OVHcloud has an Indian region and a large footprint outside India. DataDack is one region, with INR billing, UPI or Razorpay, and engineers in Indian hours. Stay on OVHcloud for Europe, North America, or a wider bare-metal catalogue.
Vultr
DataDack vs Vultr. Vultr has Indian capacity and bills in US dollars. DataDack bills a published plan in Noida in INR with a GST invoice. Stay on Vultr when you need a region outside India. No percentage is published against Vultr.
The full list is alternatives. A new account starts with ₹1,000 in free credit on signup, which is separate from the ₹0 beta.
