DigitalOcean and Utho
People looking for an Indian cloud often arrive with one of these two names. Each comparison on this site answers a different question. Neither page prints a percentage, because the only matched prices this site publishes are against AWS Mumbai, and that range is 44–53% on those VM plans only.
The smallest DataDack virtual machine 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.
DigitalOcean
DataDack vs DigitalOcean. DigitalOcean has a Bangalore region and bills in US dollars. It also sells managed databases, Spaces, Kubernetes and App Platform. Move only when the users are in northern India, the invoice needs to be in rupees, and the workload fits a published plan, a VPC or TejasDeploy. Stay when those managed products, or a region outside India, are the reason you are there. Managed databases and object storage are not on the DataDack rate card yet.
Utho
DataDack vs Utho. Both can run in Noida, and both bill in INR. DataDack's published virtual-machine plans cost less. Utho also runs Mumbai, Bangalore, Frankfurt and Los Angeles, and sells managed databases, Kubernetes, object storage and GPUs. Choose DataDack when the price of a published plan in Noida is the question. Choose Utho for the wider map or those managed services.
What this does not decide
A page here will not tell you that another company's list price is a specific percent higher. If the bill is mostly a managed database, a GPU, or a region this platform does not have, the honest answer is to stay. The full list of comparisons is alternatives. A new account starts with ₹1,000 in free credit on signup, which is separate from the ₹0 beta.