# ZenoCloud: full page text for LLMs > ZenoCloud (formerly ServerGuy) has supplied and managed production infrastructure since 2009: cloud servers, dedicated servers and NVIDIA GPU capacity in India, plus managed hosting, Managed AWS, Managed Cloudflare, VAPT, backup and disaster recovery for infrastructure hosted anywhere. 24/7 operations; 99.9% uptime SLA and P1 response under 15 minutes for managed clients; enquiries answered within one business day. India: +91 99991 08033. US: +1 714 242 5683. sales@zenocloud.io. Short index: https://zenocloud.io/llms.txt. ## Infrastructure: Cloud, servers and GPU capacity. URL: https://zenocloud.io/servers/ Choose the server type and order it in INR: cloud servers and Linux VPS from ₹930 a month, Windows VPS from ₹1,330, dedicated servers from ₹19,900 and NVIDIA GPU cards from ₹32,000. Run it yourself with root access, or add Managed Server from ₹9,999 a month and we run it. Facts: Commercial unit: Monthly commitment; Currencies: INR and USD; Operating option: Self-managed or operated. Prices (exclude taxes): - Cloud servers and VPS: From ₹930 per month - Dedicated servers: From ₹19,900 per month - GPU servers: From ₹32,000 per GPU card, per month FAQ: Q: VPS or cloud server: what is the difference at ZenoCloud? A: Nothing in the hardware. Both are the same NVMe virtual machines at the same prices. The VPS page is written for people who want root access and will run the server themselves; the cloud server page is for teams sizing an application. Buy whichever reads like you. Q: Do you sell Windows VPS or RDP servers? A: Yes. A Windows Server VM with administrator access over Remote Desktop starts at ₹1,330 a month; 2 vCPU, 8GB RAM and 30GB NVMe is ₹1,982, Windows licence included. The details are on the Windows VPS page. Q: When should I choose a dedicated server over a cloud server? A: When the load is steady and large, when a database wants more memory than 32GB, when storage runs into terabytes, or when you want one fixed price with no neighbours. If you are starting out or resize often, start with a cloud server and move later; we do the move. Q: Are the servers in India? A: Cloud servers and VPS are deployed in Mumbai or Noida. GPU capacity is deployed in Mumbai. For dedicated servers, tell us where your users are and we place the machine to suit them. For customers outside India we can also deploy in other cloud regions. Q: Can I get the server managed, or do I run it myself? A: Either. Every server comes with root or administrator access. Add Managed Server, ₹9,999 a month per cloud VM or ₹19,999 per dedicated server, and we set it up, patch it, monitor it 24/7, keep daily backups off the server with a monthly restore test, and respond to a P1 in under 15 minutes. A standard migration is free with it. From about eight servers, Cloud Management from ₹75,000 a month covers the whole estate. Q: Is there a minimum term? A: Servers are billed monthly. GPU cards have a one-month minimum. Dedicated server terms are set in the quote. A cloud server can be resized up or down as your load changes. ## Cloud servers: Virtual compute with a visible operating path. URL: https://zenocloud.io/vps-hosting/ ZenoCloud cloud servers are monthly NVMe VMs from ₹930 ($12) with root access, for applications, databases and client environments. Run them yourself or add Managed Server from ₹9,999 a month for patching, backups and 24/7 operations. CPU, memory, storage, region and price are listed before you order. Facts: Tenancy: Virtual machine; Storage: NVMe options; Management: Self-managed or Managed Server. Prices (exclude taxes): - General purpose 1 vCPU / 4 GB: from ₹930 ($12) per VM per month - General purpose 2 vCPU / 8 GB: from ₹1,182 ($15) per VM per month - General purpose 3 vCPU / 12 GB: from ₹1,630 per VM per month - General purpose 4 vCPU / 16 GB: from ₹2,079 ($26) per VM per month - General purpose 6 vCPU / 24 GB: from ₹2,987 per VM per month - General purpose 8 vCPU / 32 GB: from ₹3,904 ($48) per VM per month - General purpose 12 vCPU / 48 GB: from ₹6,178 per VM per month - General purpose 16 vCPU / 64 GB: from ₹8,238 per VM per month - General purpose 24 vCPU / 96 GB: from ₹11,645 per VM per month - General purpose 32 vCPU / 128 GB: from ₹16,186 per VM per month - General purpose 64 vCPU / 256 GB: from ₹32,083 per VM per month - CPU intensive 2 vCPU / 4 GB: from ₹931 per VM per month - CPU intensive 4 vCPU / 8 GB: from ₹1,538 per VM per month - CPU intensive 6 vCPU / 12 GB: from ₹2,145 per VM per month - CPU intensive 8 vCPU / 16 GB: from ₹2,781 per VM per month - CPU intensive 12 vCPU / 24 GB: from ₹4,480 per VM per month - CPU intensive 16 vCPU / 32 GB: from ₹5,975 per VM per month - CPU intensive 24 vCPU / 48 GB: from ₹11,649 per VM per month - CPU intensive 32 vCPU / 64 GB: from ₹16,190 per VM per month - CPU intensive 48 vCPU / 96 GB: from ₹23,007 per VM per month - CPU intensive 64 vCPU / 128 GB: from ₹32,090 per VM per month - Memory optimised 1 vCPU / 8 GB: from ₹1,180 per VM per month - Memory optimised 2 vCPU / 16 GB: from ₹2,076 per VM per month - Memory optimised 3 vCPU / 24 GB: from ₹2,982 per VM per month - Memory optimised 4 vCPU / 32 GB: from ₹3,899 per VM per month - Memory optimised 6 vCPU / 48 GB: from ₹5,764 per VM per month - Memory optimised 8 vCPU / 64 GB: from ₹7,506 per VM per month - Memory optimised 12 vCPU / 96 GB: from ₹11,628 per VM per month - Memory optimised 16 vCPU / 128 GB: from ₹14,722 per VM per month - Memory optimised 24 vCPU / 192 GB: from ₹22,967 per VM per month - Memory optimised 32 vCPU / 256 GB: from ₹32,090 per VM per month - Memory optimised 48 vCPU / 384 GB: from ₹53,201 per VM per month - Memory optimised 64 vCPU / 512 GB: from ₹79,652 per VM per month FAQ: Q: What is the difference between a cloud server and a VPS on ZenoCloud? A: Nothing technical. Both run on the same NVMe VM catalogue with the same prices. We keep both pages because buyers search for both words. Q: Are backups included? A: Self-managed VMs do not include backup. Managed Server (₹9,999 a month per VM) includes daily backups kept off the server with a monthly restore test. ## VPS hosting: VPS hosting without a second product maze. URL: https://zenocloud.io/vps-hosting/ NVMe Linux VPS hosted in India from ₹930/month, with root access from day one. Run it yourself, or add Managed Server from ₹9,999 a month and we patch, monitor and back it up. Facts: Catalogue: Shared with cloud servers; Access: Root or administrator; Operations: Optional. Prices (exclude taxes): - Linux VPS: ₹930 per month - Managed VPS: ₹9,999 per month, plus the VPS - Migration to a VPS: Free with a managed plan FAQ: Q: What does VPS hosting cost in India? A: Plans start at ₹930 a month for 1 vCPU, 4GB RAM and 30GB NVMe, with sizes up to 64 vCPU and 512GB RAM; 30GB NVMe is included and more disk is block storage. Prices are in INR, billed monthly, and exclude applicable taxes. Q: Is a VPS different from a cloud server at ZenoCloud? A: No. Both names describe the same four VM plans on the same NVMe hardware. Buyers searching for a VPS usually want root access and a fixed monthly price, so this page explains it in those terms. Q: Do I get root access? A: Yes. Every Linux VPS comes with root access over SSH. You choose the distribution and can add cPanel or Plesk, whose licences are billed separately. Q: Who looks after the server once it is live? A: On a self-managed VPS you do, and we look after the hardware and network. With Managed Server, ₹9,999 a month on top of the VPS, we set it up and harden it, patch the OS, watch it 24/7, keep daily backups off the server with a monthly restore test, and respond to a P1 incident in under 15 minutes. The plan is monthly and includes 2 engineer-hours of changes; extra hours are ₹2,500 each. From about eight servers, Cloud Management is the better fit. Q: Can you move my websites from my current host? A: Yes. We copy the files, databases, email accounts and scheduled jobs, test every site on the new VPS and only then change DNS. A standard move is free with a managed plan: up to 10 sites and 100 GB from one host we can log in to, on the same stack. Anything bigger, or a change of stack, is quoted. Tell us the current host and how many sites you have. Q: Is a VPS enough for a WooCommerce or Magento store? A: For most stores, yes, on the 16GB or 32GB plans. When a store outgrows the largest VPS, we move it to a dedicated server without changing how you work with us. ## Dedicated servers: Single-tenant servers for sustained workloads. URL: https://zenocloud.io/dedicated-server/ ZenoCloud dedicated servers are single-tenant physical machines from ₹19,900 ($239) a month, for sustained, large-memory and storage-heavy workloads. Pick CPU, RAM, storage, RAID, network and location as one configuration, then run it yourself or add Managed Server at ₹19,999 a month to have us run it. Facts: Tenancy: Single tenant; Commercial model: Monthly quote; Operations: Unmanaged or operated. Prices (exclude taxes): - Backup and archival dedicated: from ₹19,900 ($239) per complete node per month - High-memory NVMe dedicated: from ₹62,500 ($749) per complete node per month - High-storage NVMe dedicated: from ₹82,500 ($989) per complete node per month FAQ: Q: Why are dedicated servers quoted rather than listed? A: Three public starting prices show where each class begins: backup and archival from ₹19,900, high-memory NVMe from ₹62,500 and high-storage NVMe from ₹82,500 a month. RAM, NVMe and supplier prices move, so the exact machine, with its CPU, RAM, storage, RAID, network and term, is confirmed in a dated quote that matches what ships. To have us run it, add Managed Server at ₹19,999 a month per server. Q: Can ZenoCloud manage a dedicated server? A: Yes. Managed Server, ₹19,999 a month per server, covers setup and hardening, patching, 24/7 monitoring with response, daily off-server backups with a monthly restore test and P1 response under 15 minutes. Estates of eight or more servers move to Cloud Management. ## GPU cloud India: GPU cloud in India, priced in INR. URL: https://zenocloud.io/gpu-hosting/ ZenoCloud rents NVIDIA GPUs in India by the month, priced per card in INR: L4 from ₹32,000, A100 80GB from ₹99,000, H100 80GB from ₹1,80,000. Compare VRAM and workload fit, then ask for a card or a complete node. Facts: Commercial unit: Per GPU card per month; Public currency: INR; Models: L4 through B200-class. Prices (exclude taxes): - NVIDIA L4 24GB: from ₹32,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA L40S 48GB: from ₹55,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA A100 80GB: from ₹99,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 96GB: from ₹1,10,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA H100 80GB: from ₹1,80,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA H200 141GB: from ₹2,20,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA B200 180GB: from ₹4,59,000 per GPU card per month FAQ: Q: Is the public price per card or per node? A: Per GPU card per month. A complete-node row or quote states the node and its card count. Q: Does adding a second GPU combine the available VRAM? A: Not automatically. Two cards provide two separate memory pools unless the model, framework and parallelism strategy distribute work across them. We check the workload against per-card memory, communication overhead and the selected topology. Q: Can the GPU server and application server use the same private network? A: Yes, in the same region. The quote lists the private network, routes, security rules and any public access. Q: Do you offer hourly GPU billing? A: No. Public GPU pricing is monthly per card. Q: Can ZenoCloud deploy and operate the workload? A: Yes. Deployment and acceptance is a one-time project from ₹50,000. GPU Infrastructure Care and AI Production Care are monthly scopes with named responsibilities. ## Managed GPU services: Managed GPU services for production AI. URL: https://zenocloud.io/managed-gpu-services/ ZenoCloud deploys your AI workload onto GPU infrastructure, runs an agreed acceptance test, then operates it: GPU Infrastructure Care for the host and runtime, AI Production Care for the serving workload. Capacity, deployment and care are priced separately, so you buy only the owner you are missing. Facts: Deployment: One-time accepted project; Infrastructure Care: Named node and runtime boundary; AI Production Care: Named workload boundary. Prices (exclude taxes): - Single-node GPU deployment and acceptance: from ₹50,000 per one-time project - GPU Infrastructure Care: from ₹25,000 per node per month - AI Production Care: from ₹75,000 per workload per month FAQ: Q: What is included in GPU deployment and acceptance? A: The runtime, drivers, container environment, serving or batch framework, access, observability and the workload checks that close acceptance, all listed on the quote. Q: Is GPU Infrastructure Care the same as AI Production Care? A: No. GPU Infrastructure Care covers the agreed host, runtime and infrastructure boundary. AI Production Care adds the serving or workload boundary: deployment health, model endpoint signals and coordinated incident ownership. Q: Can you work on GPU infrastructure from another provider? A: Yes. We work on supported platforms with the access you grant. You keep the account; no transfer is needed. Q: Can ZenoCloud tune or modify our model? A: Not by default. Model selection, training, fine-tuning and application behaviour stay with your team unless you buy that as a separate service. Q: Is the first deployment free? A: No. Deployment and acceptance is a priced project from ₹50,000. A paid validation or benchmark run can be added before monthly capacity is reserved. ## Managed AWS: Managed AWS. Keep control of your account. URL: https://zenocloud.io/managed-aws-hosting/ ZenoCloud Managed AWS runs your existing AWS account from ₹50,000 ($600) a month: 24/7 monitoring, approved maintenance, P1 response under 15 minutes and a recurring cost review. You keep the account, billing, root credentials and final production approval. Most teams start with a ₹25,000 ($349) read-only cost review. Facts: Account model: Your AWS account, your billing; Start: AWS Cost Snapshot from ₹25,000 ($349); Managed AWS: From ₹50,000 ($600) a month. Prices (exclude taxes): - AWS Cost Snapshot: from ₹25,000 ($349) per one-time review - Managed AWS: from ₹50,000 ($600) per operating scope per month FAQ: Q: Does AWS billing have to move to ZenoCloud? A: Only if you want it to. By default you keep your AWS account and billing, and we work through a least-privilege IAM role you can revoke. With bundle billing we run it on our AWS account and send one invoice, with up to 20% off your AWS bill. Q: What access does ZenoCloud need? A: A least-privilege IAM role scoped to the review or operating task. Roles, approval rights, duration and revocation are written into the service schedule before access is granted. Q: How is the AWS Cost Review different from Managed AWS? A: The Cost Review is a one-time, fixed-price assessment from ₹25,000 ($349). Managed AWS is a monthly operating scope from ₹50,000 ($600) for monitoring, approved maintenance, incidents and ongoing cost review. The Snapshot fee is credited to your first month if Managed AWS starts within 30 days of the review. Q: We run several AWS accounts or environments. Is Managed AWS enough? A: Managed AWS covers one AWS operating scope. Multi-environment estates (several accounts, production plus staging, or more than one cloud) use Cloud Management Growth from ₹1,50,000 a month, which covers up to 25 server units, 25 engineer-hours and 8 deploys a month. ## Backup and recovery: A backup is not recovery evidence. URL: https://zenocloud.io/managed-backup/ We back up your servers, databases and files to a second location every day, keep 14 daily and 4 weekly copies and restore one every month to prove it works. Included in Managed Server from ₹9,999 a month per server and in every Cloud Management plan from ₹75,000 a month. A dedicated backup server starts at ₹19,900 a month. Facts: Evidence: Restore path and result; Scope: System specific; Commercial model: Review, engineering or ongoing assurance. Prices (exclude taxes): - Backup review: Custom quote - Managed Server: ₹9,999 per cloud VM per month - Backup and archival dedicated server: From ₹19,900 per month FAQ: Q: What does managed backup include? A: A backup agent or snapshot schedule for each server, database dumps taken in a consistent state, a copy sent to a second location, 14 daily and 4 weekly copies kept, monitoring of every job and a restore test every month. Failed jobs are fixed by us, not reported to you to chase. Q: How often do you back up, and how long are backups kept? A: Daily by default, with database backups every 6 hours on request where the data changes quickly, such as an order database. We keep 14 daily and 4 weekly copies away from the server, so you have about one month of recovery points. On Cloud Management the retention is agreed per system and written into your runbook. Q: How do you test restores? A: Every month we verify the backup restores, and every quarter an engineer restores a real copy by hand to a scratch server, brings the application and the database up and records the time it took. The result goes into your monthly report, so recovery is a measured number rather than a hope. Q: Where are the backups stored? A: Away from the server they protect: on a backup server with us, in a second cloud region or account, or on object storage with versioning. If the data has to stay in India, the copy stays in India. Q: How long does a restore take? A: It depends on the size of the data and where it is going, which is exactly why we measure it in the test restores rather than quote a number. After the first test you will know the time for each system, and we re-check it as the data grows. Q: Can you back up an AWS account or another cloud? A: Yes. We use the cloud’s own snapshots for speed and add a copy outside that account, so a closed account or a deleted volume is not the end of the data. You keep the account; we need only the access to run and verify the jobs. Q: How much does managed backup cost? A: It is included in Managed Server, ₹9,999 a month per cloud VM or ₹19,999 per dedicated server, and in Cloud Management, which starts at ₹75,000 a month for an estate of up to 10 server units. A dedicated backup and archival server starts at ₹19,900 a month if you need your own storage machine. A one-off backup review is quoted after a short call. Prices exclude taxes. ## Website and cloud security: Website and cloud security: Cloudflare, DDoS, VAPT and hardening. URL: https://zenocloud.io/security/ We protect websites and cloud servers for businesses in India and abroad: Managed Cloudflare at ₹12,999 a month, VAPT from ₹25,000, and security-event monitoring on the servers we run as part of Managed Server and Cloud Management. Pick the page that matches your problem, or tell us what is happening. Facts: Managed Cloudflare: ₹12,999 a month; VAPT: From ₹25,000, with retest; Coverage: 24/7 on managed systems. Prices (exclude taxes): - Managed Cloudflare: ₹12,999 per month ($150 on US invoices) - VAPT and penetration testing: From ₹25,000 per engagement - Security-event monitoring: Inside managed plans FAQ: Q: Which security service should we start with? A: Start with the problem in front of you. Bots, scrapers or slow pages under load point to Managed Cloudflare. A request for a test report points to VAPT. If you run on servers we manage and want someone reading the security logs, that comes with the managed plan. If none of those fit, use the form and we will say which page applies. Q: Do you have to host our website to secure it? A: No. Managed Cloudflare works on your own Cloudflare account wherever the site is hosted, and VAPT tests any target you own and authorise in writing. Security monitoring is the exception: we only monitor servers and cloud accounts we manage, because that is where we can act on what we find. Q: Can we get a CERT-In empanelled audit certificate? A: Yes, as an optional upgrade on any VAPT tier at +25% of the engagement fee. A CERT-In empanelled auditor reviews the work and issues the audit certificate and report under its own empanelment; the certificate comes from that auditor, not from ZenoCloud. ZenoCloud is not a CERT-In empanelled auditor and never says otherwise. Our own report covers every other case, such as customer questionnaires and insurance renewals. Q: Are you ISO 27001, SOC 2 or PCI certified? A: We do not hold those certifications and we do not say otherwise. What we can do is produce the infrastructure evidence an auditor asks for on the servers we run: access records, patch state, backups and monitoring. Certification itself stays with an independent auditor. Q: What does website security cost? A: Managed Cloudflare is ₹12,999 a month for one business website ($150 on US invoices), with the Cloudflare subscription billed separately. A Vulnerability Assessment is ₹25,000, a Penetration Test from ₹1,49,000 and the yearly Continuous Security programme from ₹3,50,000, scoped per estate; a CERT-In empanelled audit certificate is an optional +25% upgrade issued by an empanelled auditor. Security-event monitoring has no separate price: it comes with Managed Server (from ₹9,999 per VM a month) and Cloud Management (from ₹75,000 a month). DDoS emergency response and WAF projects are quoted after a short call. Prices exclude taxes and every plan keeps its price for 12 months. Q: Can you test the servers you also manage for us? A: Yes. The VAPT report states plainly that ZenoCloud operates the infrastructure it tested, so an auditor or customer can weigh it. If you need an independent tester for that reason, say so and we will refer you to one. ## For agencies: Agency hosting with an infrastructure team behind every client. URL: https://zenocloud.io/agency-hosting/ ZenoCloud agency hosting puts a 24/7 infrastructure team behind your client sites. You keep the client relationship and the code; we run the servers, monitoring, backups and incidents per client, white-label under your agency’s name if you want. Each client site runs on its own VM with Managed Server at ₹9,999 a month plus the VM from ₹930, so one client’s problem never takes the others down. Start with one client, then extend the same baseline across the portfolio. Bill through your agency or let the client contract us directly. Facts: Who buys: Agency owners and delivery leads; Unit: Per client site: Managed Server ₹9,999 plus the VM; Delivery: White-label or co-branded. FAQ: Q: Will ZenoCloud speak directly to my clients? A: Only through the escalation path you approve. The client relationship stays with your agency. Q: Can we start with one client? A: Yes. Start with one representative site, agree access, acceptance and reporting, then extend the baseline across similar clients. Q: What does agency hosting cost per client site? A: Each client site is one VM with Managed Server on top: ₹9,999 a month for the management line plus the VM, from ₹930 a month. One client site per VM is the rule, so a hacked or overloaded site never takes another client down. A standard migration is free with it. Portfolios of eight or more client servers move to Cloud Management, from ₹75,000 a month. Prices exclude taxes. Q: How is agency hosting billed? A: Either you contract ZenoCloud and bill your client, or your client contracts us directly. The proposal names the commercial owner either way. Q: Can you work white-label? A: Yes. Monitoring, reports and support can run under your agency name. ## Commercial model: Capacity, projects and operating ownership. URL: https://zenocloud.io/pricing/ ZenoCloud publishes prices by lane. Cloud & Infra: cloud VMs from ₹930, dedicated reference classes from ₹19,900, Managed Server ₹9,999 per VM or ₹19,999 per dedicated server, Cloud Management from ₹75,000 a month. AWS: reviews from ₹25,000, Managed AWS from ₹50,000 a month. AI: GPU cards from ₹32,000. Security: Managed Cloudflare ₹12,999 ($150) per website, Vulnerability Assessment ₹25,000, Penetration Test from ₹1,49,000, Continuous Security from ₹3,50,000 a year. Every plan is price-locked for 12 months. Prices exclude GST. Facts: Infrastructure: Public reference prices; Projects: Fixed price or project quote; Cloud Management: From ₹75,000 ($900) a month. Prices (exclude taxes): - General purpose 1 vCPU / 4 GB: from ₹930 ($12) per VM per month - General purpose 2 vCPU / 8 GB: from ₹1,182 ($15) per VM per month - General purpose 3 vCPU / 12 GB: from ₹1,630 per VM per month - General purpose 4 vCPU / 16 GB: from ₹2,079 ($26) per VM per month - General purpose 6 vCPU / 24 GB: from ₹2,987 per VM per month - General purpose 8 vCPU / 32 GB: from ₹3,904 ($48) per VM per month - General purpose 12 vCPU / 48 GB: from ₹6,178 per VM per month - General purpose 16 vCPU / 64 GB: from ₹8,238 per VM per month - General purpose 24 vCPU / 96 GB: from ₹11,645 per VM per month - General purpose 32 vCPU / 128 GB: from ₹16,186 per VM per month - General purpose 64 vCPU / 256 GB: from ₹32,083 per VM per month - CPU intensive 2 vCPU / 4 GB: from ₹931 per VM per month - CPU intensive 4 vCPU / 8 GB: from ₹1,538 per VM per month - CPU intensive 6 vCPU / 12 GB: from ₹2,145 per VM per month - CPU intensive 8 vCPU / 16 GB: from ₹2,781 per VM per month - CPU intensive 12 vCPU / 24 GB: from ₹4,480 per VM per month - CPU intensive 16 vCPU / 32 GB: from ₹5,975 per VM per month - CPU intensive 24 vCPU / 48 GB: from ₹11,649 per VM per month - CPU intensive 32 vCPU / 64 GB: from ₹16,190 per VM per month - CPU intensive 48 vCPU / 96 GB: from ₹23,007 per VM per month - CPU intensive 64 vCPU / 128 GB: from ₹32,090 per VM per month - Memory optimised 1 vCPU / 8 GB: from ₹1,180 per VM per month - Memory optimised 2 vCPU / 16 GB: from ₹2,076 per VM per month - Memory optimised 3 vCPU / 24 GB: from ₹2,982 per VM per month - Memory optimised 4 vCPU / 32 GB: from ₹3,899 per VM per month - Memory optimised 6 vCPU / 48 GB: from ₹5,764 per VM per month - Memory optimised 8 vCPU / 64 GB: from ₹7,506 per VM per month - Memory optimised 12 vCPU / 96 GB: from ₹11,628 per VM per month - Memory optimised 16 vCPU / 128 GB: from ₹14,722 per VM per month - Memory optimised 24 vCPU / 192 GB: from ₹22,967 per VM per month - Memory optimised 32 vCPU / 256 GB: from ₹32,090 per VM per month - Memory optimised 48 vCPU / 384 GB: from ₹53,201 per VM per month - Memory optimised 64 vCPU / 512 GB: from ₹79,652 per VM per month - Backup and archival dedicated: from ₹19,900 ($239) per complete node per month - High-memory NVMe dedicated: from ₹62,500 ($749) per complete node per month - High-storage NVMe dedicated: from ₹82,500 ($989) per complete node per month - Managed Server for a cloud VM: from ₹9,999 per cloud VM per month - Managed Server for a dedicated server: from ₹19,999 per dedicated server per month - Additional engineer-hour: from ₹2,500 per engineer-hour - Additional site on a managed server: from ₹2,999 per site per month - Foundation: from ₹75,000 ($900) per operating scope per month - Growth: from ₹1,50,000 ($1,800) per operating scope per month - Critical or Portfolio: from ₹3,00,000 ($3,600) per operating scope per month - Additional server unit in a Cloud Management scope: from ₹6,000 per server unit per month - AWS Cost Snapshot: from ₹25,000 ($349) per one-time review - AWS Cost and Reliability Review: from ₹75,000 ($1,250) per one-time review - Managed AWS: from ₹50,000 ($600) per operating scope per month - NVIDIA L4 24GB: from ₹32,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA L40S 48GB: from ₹55,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA A100 80GB: from ₹99,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 96GB: from ₹1,10,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA H100 80GB: from ₹1,80,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA H200 141GB: from ₹2,20,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA B200 180GB: from ₹4,59,000 per GPU card per month - Single-node GPU deployment and acceptance: from ₹50,000 per one-time project - GPU Infrastructure Care: from ₹25,000 per node per month - AI Production Care: from ₹75,000 per workload per month - Managed Cloudflare: from ₹12,999 ($150) per one business website per month - Additional website (Cloudflare zone): from ₹6,999 per zone per month - Incident response beyond the first hour: from ₹25,000 per incident - Vulnerability Assessment: from ₹25,000 per engagement - Penetration Test: from ₹1,49,000 per engagement - Continuous Security: from ₹3,50,000 per programme per year FAQ: Q: Why are some prices public and others quote-only? A: Public prices cover configurations we can keep current from one price list. Dedicated hardware and operating scopes vary too much for a fixed list, so we quote them per configuration. Q: Do prices include GST? A: No. Indian invoices add GST at the applicable rate. USD prices exclude taxes. Q: Is there a minimum term? A: Cloud VMs and GPU cards are monthly. Managed Server is month to month, or 3 months when the free migration is used. Cloud Management Foundation and Growth start at 6 months, Critical at 12, Managed Cloudflare at 3. Dedicated servers, reviews and tests state the term on the quote. Every plan is price-locked for 12 months. ## Company: About ZenoCloud: we sell the servers and we run them. URL: https://zenocloud.io/about-us/ ZenoCloud is an India-based managed infrastructure company, operating since 2009. We supply cloud, dedicated and GPU servers and we run and protect production systems, on our infrastructure or in your AWS account, for businesses and agencies in India and the US. Facts: Operating since: 2009; Location: India · serving globally; Category: Infrastructure operator. FAQ: Q: Is ZenoCloud a cloud provider or an MSP? A: Both. We sell cloud, dedicated and GPU capacity, and we manage infrastructure, including AWS accounts we did not supply. Q: Does ZenoCloud only manage its own servers? A: No. We manage supported AWS and third-party environments once access and responsibilities are agreed. Q: Were you ServerGuy? A: Yes. ServerGuy and Breeze came together as ZenoCloud. The team and the operating history since 2009 continue. ## AWS Cost and Reliability Review: AWS cost optimization review: fixed price, read-only, your account. URL: https://zenocloud.io/aws-cost-optimization/ The ZenoCloud AWS Cost Review is a fixed-price, read-only review of your AWS account from ₹25,000 ($349). You get prioritised findings with the estimated monthly impact of each, the evidence behind them and a clear decision on what to implement. Your account and billing stay with you. Facts: Commercial unit: One-time review; Reference price: From ₹25,000 or $349; Account model: Customer owned. Prices (exclude taxes): - AWS Cost Snapshot: from ₹25,000 ($349) per one-time review - AWS Cost and Reliability Review: from ₹75,000 ($1,250) per one-time review FAQ: Q: Does the AWS account or billing need to move to ZenoCloud? A: Not for the review. It is read-only, through a least-privilege role you can revoke after delivery. Later, bundle billing can take up to 20% off your AWS bill: we run it on our AWS account and send one invoice. Q: Do you run ongoing cost control (FinOps)? A: Yes, inside Managed AWS from ₹50,000 a month: monthly cost reviews, budgets and anomaly alerts, approved fixes and commitment decisions made on usage evidence. Several accounts or environments move to Cloud Management Growth. Q: How much will the review save? A: That depends on your usage, commitments and architecture, which is what the review measures. Each finding comes with its estimated monthly impact so you can rank the work. Q: What happens after the review? A: Implement the actions yourself, ask ZenoCloud to quote the implementation, or add Managed AWS from ₹50,000 a month where you want continuing ownership. The Snapshot fee is credited to your first month if Managed AWS starts within 30 days. Multi-environment estates use Cloud Management Growth. ## Managed monitoring: Signals need an owner, not another inbox. URL: https://zenocloud.io/managed-hosting-services/ We watch your servers and cloud accounts around the clock: uptime, disk, CPU, memory, services, SSL expiry and backup jobs. When something trips, an engineer acts on it instead of forwarding the email to you. Monitoring with response is part of Managed Server from ₹9,999 a month per server and of every Cloud Management plan from ₹75,000 a month. Facts: Coverage: 24/7 operations desk; P1 response: Under 15 minutes; Tools: Selected by operating scope. Prices (exclude taxes): - Monitoring review: Custom quote - Managed Server: ₹9,999 per cloud VM per month - Managed AWS: From ₹50,000 per month FAQ: Q: What does a server monitoring service include? A: Uptime checks on your websites and APIs from outside, plus agents on the server for CPU, memory, disk, processes, services, logs and SSL expiry. We set the thresholds, watch the alerts 24/7 and act on them. You get a monthly summary and a call when something needs your decision. Q: Can you monitor servers hosted with AWS, another cloud or another hosting company? A: Yes. We need a way to install the agent or read the cloud metrics, and a login we can act with. Where the server is hosted does not change the service; it only changes who we call about hardware. Q: What happens when an alert fires at night? A: The same thing that happens by day. Our desk is staffed 24 hours a day. A P1, such as a site or server down, gets an engineer’s response in under 15 minutes for managed clients. Lower-severity alerts are handled and reported without waking anyone on your side. Q: What are the response times by severity? A: P1 Critical, a covered production service down, active data loss or a critical security incident: under 15 minutes, 24/7, by phone. P2 High, a material impairment with real user or revenue impact: 1 hour. P3 Medium, a non-critical problem with a workaround: 4 hours. P4 Low, a question, planned change or minor issue: 24 hours. Response means triage has started on the responsible path; it is not a resolution time. The same table is on our SLA page. Q: Can you use the monitoring tools we already have? A: Usually. If your Zabbix, Grafana, Datadog or CloudWatch setup is sound, we route its alerts to our desk and keep it. If it is noisy or has gaps, we fix that first or add our own checks beside it. Replacing tools is never the starting point. Q: How much does server monitoring cost? A: Monitoring with a human response is included in Managed Server, ₹9,999 a month per cloud VM or ₹19,999 per dedicated server, and in Cloud Management, which starts at ₹75,000 a month for an estate of up to 10 server units. A one-off review of your current monitoring is quoted after a short call. Prices exclude taxes. Q: Do you monitor Windows servers as well as Linux? A: Yes. Windows Server and Linux get the same checks: services, event logs or syslog, disk, memory, pending updates and certificate expiry. Windows VPS and dedicated servers from us come with monitoring when management is added. ## Infrastructure support: Escalation depth for the systems you already run. URL: https://zenocloud.io/sla-escalation-matrix/ Phone, email or ticket, around the clock. A P1, meaning a covered site or server down, data loss or a security incident, gets an engineer’s response in under 15 minutes for managed clients; everything else is handled in the business day. Support is part of Managed Server from ₹9,999 a month per server and of every Cloud Management plan from ₹75,000 a month. Facts: Coverage: 24/7 team availability; Escalation: Engineering depth by scope; P1 response: Under 15 minutes. Prices (exclude taxes): - Raise or escalate an issue: Call us - Managed Server: ₹9,999 per cloud VM per month - One-off server fix: Custom quote FAQ: Q: How do I contact ZenoCloud support? A: Call +91 99991 08033, email support@zenocloud.io or open a ticket from the client portal. For a P1, use the phone. Say which service is affected, when it started and what changed recently; that lets us set the severity and begin work on the first reply. Q: What counts as a P1? A: A covered production service that is unavailable, an active data-loss event or a critical security incident. Managed clients get an engineer’s response in under 15 minutes, 24 hours a day. P2 High, a material impairment with real user or revenue impact, gets a response within 1 hour; P3 Medium, a non-critical problem with a workaround, within 4 hours; P4 Low, a question, planned change or minor issue, within 24 hours. Response means triage has started; it is not a resolution time. The full table is on the SLA page. Q: How much support work is included each month? A: Managed Server includes 2 engineer-hours a month on a cloud VM and 4 on a dedicated server for changes and requests: a new site, an SSL certificate, a cron job, a firewall rule, a user account, a restore. Incident work on the covered server never counts against it. Beyond the allowance, hours are ₹2,500 each. Cloud Management Foundation, Growth and Critical include 10, 25 and 50 engineer-hours a month. Q: Is support available 24/7? A: Yes. The operations desk is staffed around the clock for managed clients. Non-urgent requests, such as a configuration change or a new user account, are scheduled in the business day so they can be tested properly. Q: Do you support servers you do not host? A: Yes. We support Linux and Windows servers on AWS, other clouds and other hosting companies, as long as we have the access to act. You keep the hosting account; we handle the operating system, the services and the incidents inside it. Q: Does support include fixing our application code? A: No. We fix the server, the operating system, the database service, the web server and the network. When the cause is in your code or a plugin, we show your developer exactly where it is and help test the fix. Development work can be quoted separately. Q: Can I get support without a monthly plan? A: Yes, as a one-off fix quoted after a short call. Ongoing support with monitoring, patching and backups starts at ₹9,999 a month per cloud VM or ₹19,999 per dedicated server on Managed Server, and at ₹75,000 a month for an estate on Cloud Management Foundation, excluding taxes. ## Windows VPS: Windows VPS with licensing and operations stated up front. URL: https://zenocloud.io/windows-vps/ A Windows Server VM in Mumbai or Noida with administrator access over Remote Desktop, from ₹1,982/month for 2 vCPU, 8GB RAM and 30GB NVMe, Windows licence included. Facts: Access: Administrator via RDP; Licence: Windows Server, billed separately; Operations: Optional. Prices (exclude taxes): - Windows VPS 8GB: ₹1,982 per month, Windows licence included - Windows VPS 32GB: ₹7,104 per month, Windows licence included - Managed Windows VPS: ₹9,999 per month, plus the VM FAQ: Q: How much does a Windows VPS cost in India? A: A 2 vCPU, 8GB RAM Windows VPS is ₹1,982 a month and the 8 vCPU, 32GB size is ₹7,104, Windows Server licence included. Sizes go up to 64 vCPU. Prices exclude taxes. Q: Can I buy RDP access rather than a whole server? A: What is sold as “buy RDP” is usually a Windows VPS with a Remote Desktop login, which is what this is. You get the whole VM, administrator rights and the freedom to install what you need, rather than a shared desktop with limits set by someone else. Q: Can I run Windows on the ₹930 plan? A: It runs, but 1 vCPU leaves little room once Windows itself is running. For real work we suggest 2 vCPU and 8GB at ₹1,982; the ₹930 size suits Linux. Q: Can I run IIS, .NET or SQL Server on it? A: Yes. You have administrator access, so you can install IIS, .NET, SQL Server or any Windows application you are licensed for. SQL Server and other application licences are billed separately from the VM. Q: Where is the server located? A: In Mumbai or Noida, so people in India get a short round trip to the desktop and file transfers to the office are quick. Tell us which city your team is in and we pick the closer one. Q: Do you patch and back up the Windows server? A: On a self-managed Windows VPS, Windows Update is yours to run. With Managed Server, ₹9,999 a month on top of the VM, we apply updates on an agreed schedule, monitor the VM 24/7, keep daily backups off the server and test a restore every month. In both cases the host and the network are our responsibility. ## Why ZenoCloud: Why ZenoCloud? One team sells the servers and runs them. URL: https://zenocloud.io/why-zenocloud/ ZenoCloud has run production systems since 2009. Buy cloud, dedicated or GPU servers from us, add Cloud Management, or keep your AWS account and let us operate it. Every service states what we own and what stays with you: 24/7 operations, a 99.9% uptime SLA and P1 response under 15 minutes for managed clients. Facts: Operating since: 2009; Uptime SLA: 99.9%; P1 response: Under 15 minutes, 24/7. FAQ: Q: Do I have to move my infrastructure to ZenoCloud? A: No. We operate supported AWS and other third-party environments once access and responsibilities are agreed. Q: Can I buy a server without management? A: Yes. Cloud, dedicated and GPU servers are sold self-managed. Add Cloud Management only if you want us to run them. Q: What is the uptime SLA? A: A 99.9% uptime SLA. Q: How fast do you respond to an outage? A: P1 incidents on managed systems get a response within 15 minutes, 24/7. ## AI infrastructure: GPU capacity and management for defined AI workloads. URL: https://zenocloud.io/ai/ Dedicated NVIDIA GPUs rented by the month from ₹32,000 per card, with deployment and 24/7 operations if you want them. Three pages below: one for serving a model, one for running an LLM privately, one for training. Facts: Capacity unit: Per GPU card per month; Public GPU pricing: INR; Management: Separate Cloud Management service. Prices (exclude taxes): - AI inference hosting: From ₹32,000 per card per month - Private LLM hosting: From ₹55,000 per card per month - Model training GPUs: From ₹99,000 per card per month FAQ: Q: What is a GPU in AI? A: A graphics processing unit is a chip with thousands of small cores that run the same operation on many numbers at once. Neural networks are mostly large matrix multiplications, so a GPU does in seconds what a CPU does in minutes. In AI hosting, “a GPU” usually means one NVIDIA data-centre card such as an L4, A100 or H100, rented with a server around it. Q: Do I need a GPU, or will a CPU server do? A: Small models, embeddings at low volume and overnight batch jobs can run on CPU. Anything that must answer people in real time, or train on more than a toy dataset, becomes impractical without a GPU. If you are unsure, tell us the model and the expected load and we will say which it is. Q: Monthly or hourly: which is cheaper for GPUs? A: Hourly suits a few hours of experiments. A card that is busy most of the day costs less on a flat monthly rent, and the bill is known before the month starts. We rent by the month only, with a one-month minimum, so the price on each page is the whole price. Q: How much is a GPU for AI per month? A: From ₹32,000 for an L4 to ₹4,59,000 for a B200, per card per month in INR, with the full table on the GPU hosting page. Deployment starts at ₹50,000 as a one-time project, and having us run the workload starts at ₹75,000 a month. Q: I’m building RAG or a chatbot on our documents. Which page? A: RAG is inference plus a model you host, so start at private LLM hosting if the documents are sensitive, or at AI inference hosting if you only serve embeddings and a small model. Fine-tuning comes later, if at all. ## AI inference: Inference capacity qualified by memory and throughput. URL: https://zenocloud.io/ai/inference/ We serve your model behind an API on GPUs you rent by the month, from ₹32,000 per card. We benchmark it on your traffic, watch it 24/7 and keep latency where you need it. Facts: Primary constraint: Memory and throughput; Acceptance: Workload benchmark; Management: Optional. Prices (exclude taxes): - NVIDIA L4 24GB: ₹32,000 per month - AI Production Care: ₹75,000 per month - NVIDIA H100 80GB: ₹1,80,000 per month FAQ: Q: What is GPU inference? A: Inference is running a trained model to answer requests, such as generating text from a prompt. A GPU does the thousands of matrix multiplications each request needs in parallel, so responses arrive in milliseconds rather than seconds. Q: Which GPU should I use for inference? A: Match the card to the model size and traffic. An L4 at ₹32,000 a month handles small models and vision work. An L40S at ₹55,000 covers mid-sized models. An H100 at ₹1,80,000 or H200 at ₹2,20,000 serves 70B-class models with room for batching. We benchmark your model on the shortlisted card before you commit. Q: Do you charge per token or per hour? A: Neither. You rent whole GPU cards by the month, with a one-month minimum. The deployment and production care services are also flat monthly or one-time prices. Q: Can inference autoscale? A: Within the cards you rent, yes. We run several model replicas and route requests across them, and we size the fleet for your peak hour. There is no burst billing, so the monthly cost stays fixed. Q: Can you set up vLLM, TGI or Triton for us? A: Yes. Single-node deployment starts at ₹50,000 as a one-time project. It covers drivers, the serving stack, an OpenAI-compatible endpoint and a load test with your prompts. Q: Where do the GPUs run? A: In India. Your model weights and the prompts your users send stay on your dedicated cards, not on a shared API. ## LLM hosting: Dedicated GPU capacity for self-hosted models. URL: https://zenocloud.io/ai/llm-hosting/ Run Llama, Qwen, Mistral, Gemma or DeepSeek on GPUs dedicated to you, in India, from ₹32,000 per card per month. Your weights, your prompts and your data stay in your environment. Facts: Capacity: Dedicated monthly GPU; Serving stack: Qualified per model; Data residency: Region stated in quote. Prices (exclude taxes): - NVIDIA L40S 48GB: ₹55,000 per month - Private LLM, deployed and managed: ₹75,000 per month - NVIDIA H200 141GB: ₹2,20,000 per month FAQ: Q: Which open-weight models can you host? A: Any model whose weights you are licensed to run: Llama 3, Qwen, Mistral, Mixtral, Gemma, DeepSeek, Phi and fine-tuned variants of them. Share the Hugging Face repo and we confirm the GPU and serving stack. Q: Why does an LLM need a GPU? A: Each token the model generates needs billions of multiply-add operations and a full pass over the weights. A GPU keeps the weights in fast memory and runs those operations in parallel, so a 70B model answers in seconds instead of minutes on a CPU. Q: How much GPU memory does my model need? A: Roughly two bytes per parameter at 16-bit precision and about half a byte at 4-bit, plus memory for context. An 8B model needs about 16GB at full precision, so an L4 at ₹32,000 a month works. A 70B model needs an H100 at ₹1,80,000 with 4-bit weights, or an H200 at ₹2,20,000 for more precision and context. Q: Does hosting the model in India make us DPDP compliant? A: Hosting in India keeps the data in the country, which is one requirement among many. Your policies, consent handling, access controls and audits are still yours. We can describe exactly where data flows so your compliance team can document it. Q: Is our data used to train anything? A: No. The cards, the storage and the model are reserved for you. We do not log prompts or responses unless you ask us to for debugging, and we delete those logs when you say so. Q: Can our apps keep using the OpenAI client library? A: Yes. The serving stack exposes an OpenAI-compatible chat completions endpoint. Change the base URL and API key and the rest of your code stays the same. ## Model training: Training capacity needs an acceptance test. URL: https://zenocloud.io/ai/model-training/ Fine-tune or train on A100, H100, H200 or B200 cards rented by the month, from ₹99,000 per A100. One card or a multi-GPU node, with storage and checkpointing set up before the first epoch. Facts: Capacity: Monthly GPU systems; Topology: Single or multi-GPU; Acceptance: Agreed training check. Prices (exclude taxes): - NVIDIA A100 80GB: ₹99,000 per month - NVIDIA H100 80GB: ₹1,80,000 per month - H200 or B200 node: Custom quote FAQ: Q: A100 or H100 for fine-tuning? A: Both have 80GB, so the same models fit. The H100 at ₹1,80,000 a month finishes the same job much faster than the A100 at ₹99,000, so it wins when you run many experiments. The A100 wins when the budget matters more than wall-clock time. Q: How many GPUs do I need to fine-tune a 70B model? A: With QLoRA, one H100 or H200 is enough. A full-parameter fine-tune needs the weights, gradients and optimiser state in memory at once, which means a multi-card node. The H200 at ₹2,20,000 per card and B200 at ₹4,59,000 per card are the usual choices there. Q: Can I rent a GPU for just a few days? A: The minimum term is one month. If you only need a short burst, we can help you plan the run so the month is used well, for example by lining up several experiments back to back. Q: Do you set up the training environment? A: Yes. Single-node deployment starts at ₹50,000 as a one-time project: drivers, CUDA, PyTorch or your container, dataset storage, checkpoint paths and a short validation run. Q: How long will my training run take? A: It depends on the model, dataset, precision and code. We run a short timed test on the quoted card first, measure throughput and give you a realistic estimate before you commit to the month. Q: Where does our training data sit? A: On NVMe storage attached to your node in India, reserved for you. You can upload it over SSH or from object storage, and we wipe it when the term ends if you ask us to. Q: Can the same server hold our data pipeline and experiment tracking? A: Yes. The node has host CPU, RAM and NVMe sized for the dataset, so preprocessing, data loading, checkpoints and a tracker such as MLflow or Weights & Biases run next to the GPU instead of across a network. If several people share it, we set up separate users, shared dataset storage and a job scheduler so runs do not collide. ## Resilience: Recovery starts with a system-specific path. URL: https://zenocloud.io/disaster-recovery/ Two services. Managed backup: we copy your data to a second location every day and prove it restores. Disaster recovery: we build a place for your systems to run if the first one fails and rehearse the switch. Managed backup is part of Managed Server from ₹9,999 a month per server and of every Cloud Management plan from ₹75,000 a month; disaster recovery is designed per system. Facts: Backup: System-specific scope; Restore: Evidence required; Disaster recovery: Destination and runbook. Prices (exclude taxes): - Managed backup: From ₹9,999 per server per month, within Managed Server - Disaster recovery: Custom quote - Recovery review: Custom quote FAQ: Q: What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery? A: Backup is a copy of your data kept somewhere else so you can get it back. Disaster recovery is the ability to run the business again, which also needs servers to restore onto, DNS, access, a known order of steps and someone to decide. Backup is the first step of disaster recovery, not a substitute for it. Q: Do we need disaster recovery if we already have backups? A: It depends on what an outage costs. If a day without the system is survivable, tested backups and a documented rebuild may be enough. If an hour costs orders or breaks a contract, you need a standby you have switched to at least once. Q: Where are backups and standby systems kept? A: In a location separate from the server they protect: a second cloud region, a different provider, or ZenoCloud servers in Mumbai or Noida. When the data has to stay in India, we keep the copy in India. Q: How often should backups be tested? A: Often enough that a failure is found before you need the backup. We verify the restore every month, restore a real copy by hand every quarter, test again after any change to the backup setup, and send you the result each time. Q: Is backup included in the managed plans? A: Yes. Managed Server, ₹9,999 a month per cloud VM or ₹19,999 per dedicated server, includes daily backups kept off the server with a monthly restore test. Every Cloud Management plan from ₹75,000 a month includes the same for the whole estate. A tested disaster recovery plan is part of Critical or Portfolio at ₹3,00,000 a month, and can be quoted as a project for anyone else. The plans are on the Server & Cloud Management page. Q: Can you promise a recovery time? A: Not before we have measured it. Recovery time and acceptable data loss are agreed per system after a test restore or a rehearsal shows what the data size, the network and the destination actually allow. ## Disaster recovery: A recovery plan must survive an exercise. URL: https://zenocloud.io/disaster-recovery/ We design a second place for your systems to run, write the runbook for switching over and rehearse it with your team until recovery is a procedure rather than a hope. Recovery time and data-loss targets are agreed per system after we measure what the data, the network and the destination allow. Facts: Entry point: Recovery-path review; Evidence: Exercise result; Targets: Measured and contracted. Prices (exclude taxes): - Recovery path review: Custom quote - Disaster recovery build: Custom quote - Cloud Management Critical or Portfolio: ₹3,00,000 per month FAQ: Q: Is disaster recovery included in Managed Server or Foundation? A: No. Both include daily backups kept off the server, 14 daily and 4 weekly copies, and a restore test every month, which gets your data back onto a server. A standby environment, replication and a rehearsed switch-over are part of Cloud Management Critical or Portfolio, or quoted as a disaster recovery build for anyone else. Q: Do you offer disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS)? A: Yes, in the practical sense: we build and keep a standby for your systems, replicate the data, write the switch-over and rehearse it. It is designed per system rather than sold as a one-size product, because the right destination for a Mumbai web shop and a US SaaS database is not the same. Q: Is disaster recovery the same as having backups? A: No. A backup gives you the data back; disaster recovery gives you the running system back. That needs somewhere to run, a current copy of the data, DNS and access that can switch, an order of steps and someone with the authority to say go. We cover all of it, and backup is the first piece. Q: Can you guarantee an RTO or RPO? A: We agree them per system, in writing, after a rehearsal shows what is achievable. A number quoted before anyone has measured the data size, the replication lag and the destination is a guess. Once measured, the targets go into your runbook and are re-checked at every rehearsal. Q: Where does the standby environment run? A: Wherever makes sense for the system: a second AWS region, a different cloud provider, or ZenoCloud cloud and dedicated servers in Mumbai or Noida. We choose the destination for distance from the primary, cost and where the data is allowed to live. Q: How often is the plan rehearsed? A: Once when it is built, then twice a year on the Critical or Portfolio plan, and again after any big change to the application or the infrastructure. A rehearsal that last ran two years ago is not evidence of anything. Q: Will a rehearsal cause downtime? A: Not unless you choose a live failover. We start with a tabletop walk-through and an isolated restore, which touch nothing in production. A controlled failover is scheduled in a window you approve, with a rollback step ready. ## Managed Cloudflare: Block bad bots. Let customers and search engines through. URL: https://zenocloud.io/security/managed-waf/ ZenoCloud manages your Cloudflare for ₹12,999 a month ($150 on US invoices): we stop scrapers, let customers, search engines and the AI agents you want through, test checkout, login and search after every change, and scan what the internet can see of your website every month. Prices (exclude taxes): - Managed Cloudflare: from ₹12,999 ($150) per one business website per month - Additional website (Cloudflare zone): from ₹6,999 per zone per month - Incident response beyond the first hour: from ₹25,000 per incident FAQ: Q: What is managed Cloudflare? A: A team runs your Cloudflare for you: WAF, bot, cache and crawler rules, tuned to your site and tested after every change. You keep your account and billing; we review what Cloudflare blocked and allowed every month. Q: Is Cloudflare blocking Google from my website? A: It can. Bot and AI-crawler settings sometimes catch Googlebot, Bingbot or ad crawlers, and owners find out from a Search Console warning or a traffic drop. We allow verified crawlers narrowly and check them every month. Q: Why does checkout or login break after a Cloudflare change? A: Usually a security or caching rule treats customers like bots, or caches pages that must differ per shopper. We test checkout, login, forms and search after every change we make. Q: Can I block AI bots without disappearing from Google and AI answers? A: Yes. Search and AI-answer crawlers stay allowed, AI training crawlers follow your choice, and scrapers or fake browsers are blocked. We set Cloudflare to match and check it monthly. Q: Can attackers get around Cloudflare to reach my server? A: Yes, if the server can be reached directly through old DNS records or an exposed IP. We find those paths and lock the server to Cloudflare traffic where your setup allows it. Q: How much does managed Cloudflare cost? A: ₹12,999 per business website per month ($150 on US invoices), with a three-month minimum. Your Cloudflare subscription is billed by Cloudflare. A second website on the same account is ₹6,999 a month. Q: Can you manage our existing Cloudflare account? A: Yes. Your account and billing stay with you. We first check which controls your Cloudflare plan has, then manage the agreed settings. ## WAF service: WAF rules that stop attacks, not customers. URL: https://zenocloud.io/security/waf/ We set up the web application firewall for your website or API, write the rules for your traffic and keep tuning them so attacks are blocked and customers are not. On Cloudflare that is Managed Cloudflare at ₹12,999 a month ($150 on US invoices); on AWS WAF or another provider we quote the setup. Facts: Layer: HTTP application traffic; Method: Test first, block second; Platforms: Cloudflare WAF; AWS WAF quoted. Prices (exclude taxes): - Managed Cloudflare: ₹12,999 per month ($150 on US invoices) - WAF setup project: Custom quote - WAF review: Custom quote FAQ: Q: Which WAF should we use: Cloudflare, AWS WAF or a plugin? A: If the site already sits behind Cloudflare, use the Cloudflare WAF; it is in front of every request and the rules live in the account you already have. If the application lives on AWS behind a load balancer or CloudFront, AWS WAF fits. A WordPress firewall plugin runs inside the site, so it only sees a request after the server has done the work. Treat it as the last line, not the first. Q: How do you add WAF rules without blocking real customers? A: By never going straight to block. A new rule runs in log mode for a few days while we read what it would have stopped. Real customer traffic, payment callbacks and search engines get exceptions. Then it goes live, and we test checkout, login and forms straight after. Q: What is the difference between a WAF and rate limiting? A: A WAF rule looks at what a request contains, such as an injection attempt or a known bad pattern. Rate limiting looks at how often one visitor hits a page. Attacks on login, search and add-to-cart often look like normal requests, just thousands of them, so rate limits catch what content rules miss. We use both. Q: Does a WAF protect against DDoS attacks? A: Against the application-layer kind, yes: floods of ordinary-looking page requests are handled by WAF rules, rate limits and challenges. Large network-level floods need the provider’s DDoS protection in front of the WAF and a server that cannot be reached except through it. Our DDoS protection page covers that side. Q: Will WAF rules slow down the website? A: No. On Cloudflare and AWS WAF the rules run at the edge, before the request reaches your server, and the check takes a few milliseconds. Blocking junk traffic usually makes the site faster, because the server stops doing work for bots. Q: How much does WAF setup cost? A: On Cloudflare, WAF setup and tuning is part of Managed Cloudflare at ₹12,999 a month for one business website ($150 on US invoices), with a three-month minimum and the price locked for 12 months. AWS WAF and other providers are quoted after a short look at the traffic path and the application, as is a one-time review of rules you already have. ## DDoS controls: DDoS protection depends on the traffic path. URL: https://zenocloud.io/security/ddos/ We put your site behind Cloudflare, check that attackers can’t reach your server directly and set rate limits around login, search and checkout. Ongoing management from ₹12,999 a month ($150 on US invoices); emergency response during an attack is quoted on the call. Facts: Layers: Network and application; Dependency: Upstream capacity; Operation: Detection and escalation. Prices (exclude taxes): - Incident review: Call us - Managed Cloudflare: ₹12,999 per month ($150 on US invoices) - Network protection: Custom quote FAQ: Q: What is DDoS protection? A: DDoS protection stops floods of attack traffic before they overwhelm your website. We put the site behind Cloudflare, lock your server so attackers cannot go around it, and tune rules so customers keep getting through. Q: We are under attack right now. What should we do? A: Call +91 99991 08033 or open an incident at /under-attack/. Keep your host engaged and do not change DNS in a hurry. Emergency response is quoted on the call, before any work starts. Q: Is Cloudflare enough to stop a DDoS attack? A: Cloudflare absorbs very large attacks at its edge, but only if attackers cannot reach your server directly. Old DNS records and exposed IPs let them go around it. We find and close those routes. Q: What does DDoS protection cost? A: Managed Cloudflare is ₹12,999 a month per website ($150 on US invoices), with the first incident hour each month included, then from ₹25,000 per incident. Emergency help for non-customers is quoted on the call. Q: Do we have to move our hosting to ZenoCloud? A: No. We work with your existing host and your own Cloudflare account. You keep both. Q: Can you protect servers and APIs, not just websites? A: Yes. Network-level (L3/L4) protection for servers, APIs and non-web services is planned with your upstream provider and quoted separately. ## Security monitoring: Security signals need a stated response depth. URL: https://zenocloud.io/security/monitoring/ Our operations team watches security events on the infrastructure we run: logins, file changes, firewall and Cloudflare events, reviewed around the clock and escalated to you. It is a line inside Managed Server (from ₹9,999 per VM a month) and Cloud Management (from ₹75,000 a month), with no separate price. Facts: Core: Signals, triage and escalation; Price: Inside Managed Server and Cloud Management; Deep response: Separate project. Prices (exclude taxes): - Managed Server: From ₹9,999 per VM per month - Cloud Management: From ₹75,000 or $900 per month - Managed Cloudflare: ₹12,999 per month ($150 on US invoices) FAQ: Q: Is this a security operations centre or a managed detection and response (MDR) service? A: No. We do not sell a security operations centre or MDR, and we do not put those words on an invoice. What we offer is security-event monitoring on infrastructure we already operate, done by the same team that patches and fixes those servers. If you need endpoint detection on laptops or a full security operations centre, we will say so and point you to a specialist. Q: What does security monitoring cost? A: Nothing on top of the plan. It is a line inside Managed Server (from ₹9,999 per VM or ₹19,999 per dedicated server a month) and Cloud Management (from ₹75,000 a month). Server capacity is billed separately, prices exclude taxes and every plan keeps its price for 12 months. Q: What do you actually monitor? A: On the servers we manage for you: logins and failed logins, privilege use, new users, changes to system and web files, firewall events and unusual outbound connections. On websites behind Cloudflare: the security events Cloudflare records. On cloud accounts we operate: the account activity and security findings the provider exposes to us. Q: Can you monitor servers that ZenoCloud does not manage? A: Not as an ongoing service. Monitoring without the access to act on what we find would leave you with alerts and nobody to fix them. We start with a short review of what your servers log today and, if it makes sense, bring them under Managed Server or Cloud Management so the same team watches and responds. Q: What happens when you find something? A: A person on our operations desk reads the event and decides whether it is noise, a change you made or a real problem. Real problems get a P1 response within 15 minutes for managed clients: we contain what we are authorised to contain, such as blocking an address or locking an account, call you for anything bigger and write up what happened. Q: Does this give us SOC 2 or ISO 27001 evidence? A: It gives you part of it. Auditors ask who monitors the infrastructure, how alerts are handled and what records exist. Our monthly report and escalation records answer that for the servers we run. We do not issue certifications, and the application, people and policy controls remain yours. Q: We already use Cloudflare. Do we still need server monitoring? A: Cloudflare only sees web traffic. It cannot tell you about an SSH login from an unknown address, a cron job that appeared overnight, a changed PHP file or a server quietly sending data out. Server-side monitoring covers that side, and reading both together shows whether an attack stopped at the edge or got through. ## AWS migration: Move to AWS with rollback and acceptance defined first. URL: https://zenocloud.io/aws-migration/ We move applications, databases and servers into your own AWS account, test them there and switch traffic on an agreed date. The move is quoted as a project after an assessment; after it, Managed AWS from ₹50,000 or $600 a month is optional. Facts: Entry point: Migration assessment; Cutover: Approved runbook; Ongoing operations: Separate decision. Prices (exclude taxes): - AWS migration assessment: Call us - AWS migration project: Custom quote - Managed AWS: From ₹50,000 or $600 per month FAQ: Q: Does the AWS account have to be in ZenoCloud’s name? A: No. The account, the billing and the root login are yours. We work through a role you grant and you can remove it when the project ends. Q: How much does an AWS migration cost? A: An AWS migration is quoted as a project after the assessment, based on the number of systems, the data involved and the cutover method. The free standard migration that comes with Managed Server and Cloud Management does not cover moves under Managed AWS. AWS bills your usage separately, and we show that estimate before you approve the move. Taxes are extra. Q: Can you migrate from another cloud or a dedicated server to AWS? A: Yes. Common sources are shared hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, on-premise machines and other clouds. We need access to the source and a recent backup. Q: Will you change our application code for AWS? A: Not as part of the migration. We move what you have and make the infrastructure changes it needs to run well. Code changes are a separate, scoped piece of work. Q: What if the migration fails on the day? A: The source keeps running until you accept the AWS environment. If something is wrong at cutover, traffic goes back to the source and we fix the issue before trying again. Q: Do we need Managed AWS afterwards? A: No. Many teams run the environment themselves with our handover notes. Managed AWS is for teams that want someone else to carry the alerts. ## DevOps engineering: Automate a delivery path the team can still understand. URL: https://zenocloud.io/devops-consulting/ We build your deployment pipeline, infrastructure as code and monitoring, then stay on as the engineers who keep it working. Projects are scoped and quoted; ongoing work runs under Managed AWS or Cloud Management, where Growth includes 8 production deploys a month. Facts: Unit: Defined engineering project; Acceptance: Repeatable path; Handover: Code and runbook. Prices (exclude taxes): - DevOps project: Custom quote - Ongoing DevOps and operations: Within a managed plan - Delivery path review: Call us FAQ: Q: How is DevOps consulting priced? A: Per project, quoted after we map your current delivery path. Ongoing work runs under Managed AWS for an AWS estate or Cloud Management for anything else; Cloud Management Growth includes a staging environment kept in step with production and 8 production deploys a month, Critical 20. Taxes are extra. Q: Do we need Kubernetes? A: Only if your workload needs it. Many teams are better served by a simpler setup. We pick the platform your team can still operate after we hand over. Q: Who owns the pipelines and infrastructure code afterwards? A: You do. Everything lives in your repositories and your cloud account. If we stop working together, nothing needs to be moved. Q: Can this replace hiring a DevOps engineer? A: For most small teams, yes. You get a team instead of one person, and no ramp-up each time someone leaves. For a large platform team we are the extra pair of hands, not the replacement. Q: Do you cover on-call? A: Yes, under Managed AWS or Cloud Management. Alerts are watched around the clock and a P1 gets a response in under 15 minutes. ## Cloud migration: Migration is a controlled change, not a copy job. URL: https://zenocloud.io/cloud-migration/ We move websites, applications and databases from any host to any cloud, or onto ZenoCloud servers that our team then runs. A standard migration is free with Managed Server or Cloud Management. Every move is rehearsed on a copy before the real one. Facts: Start: Source assessment; Control: Cutover and rollback; Close: Health and data checks. Prices (exclude taxes): - Planned migration project: Custom quote - Free standard migration: Free with a managed plan - Migration assessment: Call us FAQ: Q: How long does a cloud migration take? A: It depends on how many systems move and how much data they hold. A single website is a different job from a set of applications sharing databases. We give you a schedule after the inventory, not before. Q: Will there be downtime? A: Usually a short window at cutover, often outside business hours. Zero downtime is possible for some setups with database replication, and we tell you which applies to yours. Q: Can you migrate from shared hosting or a physical server? A: Yes. We move from shared hosting, VPS, dedicated servers and other clouds. We need working access to the source and a recent backup. Q: Do you only migrate into ZenoCloud? A: No. We move workloads between hosts and clouds, including into your own AWS account, and onto ZenoCloud when that is the right fit. Q: What happens if something breaks after cutover? A: The old environment stays up until you accept the new one, so we can roll back. After acceptance, you can keep Managed Server or Cloud Management so the same team keeps running it. Q: How much does cloud migration cost in India? A: A standard migration is free with Managed Server or Cloud Management: up to 10 sites and 100 GB from one source host we can log in to, same stack. Managed Server starts at ₹9,999 a month per server and asks for a 3-month term when the free migration is used. Anything beyond standard, such as several source servers, a stack change or a zero-downtime cutover, is quoted per project after the inventory, with the standard move credited. Prices exclude taxes. ## Application hosting: Hosting shaped around the application and its owner. URL: https://zenocloud.io/managed-hosting-services/ Pick the page for your application and we host it on a cloud server from ₹930 a month or a dedicated server from ₹19,900, then run it under Managed Server from ₹9,999 a month: patched, backed up, monitored, with an engineer to call. Facts: Capacity: Cloud or dedicated; Applications: Supported stacks; Operations: Optional. Prices (exclude taxes): - WordPress hosting: Custom quote - WooCommerce and Magento hosting: Custom quote - A server of your own, run by us: ₹9,999 per month, plus the server FAQ: Q: Is this shared hosting? A: No. Every site runs on its own cloud server or dedicated server. Cloud servers start at ₹930 a month and dedicated servers at ₹19,900 a month. Q: Which applications do you host? A: WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce, Laravel, Node.js, Python and Java applications on Linux. If your stack is not listed, ask; most Linux workloads are fine. Q: Do you migrate the site for us? A: Yes. We copy files and databases to the new server, test the site on a staging address and switch DNS at a time you choose. The old host stays live until the new one is confirmed. A standard move (up to 10 sites and 100 GB from one host, same stack) is free with a managed plan; larger or multi-server moves are quoted. Q: Who looks after the server after the move? A: With Managed Server added (₹9,999 a month per cloud VM, ₹19,999 per dedicated server), we do: setup and hardening, operating system updates and security patches, daily backups kept off the server with a monthly restore test, 24/7 monitoring and incident response, with P1 response under 15 minutes. Without it, you get root access and run it yourself. From about eight servers, Cloud Management from ₹75,000 a month covers the whole estate. Q: Can my developer keep access? A: Yes. Developers keep SSH or SFTP access and own the application code. We agree in writing who changes what so a deploy and a server patch never collide. Q: Where are the servers located? A: Mumbai or Noida for most Indian businesses, with other cloud regions available when your customers are elsewhere. Tell us where your users are and we recommend a location. ## Managed hosting: Add an operating layer to supported hosting. URL: https://zenocloud.io/managed-hosting-services/ We run your servers and cloud accounts, hosted with us or anywhere else: setup and hardening, patching, 24/7 monitoring with response, backups with restore tests and incident response. Managed Server covers one server from ₹9,999 a month. Cloud Management covers an estate from ₹75,000 a month. Facts: Base: Supported infrastructure; Ownership: Contracted services only; Escalation: Human accountable. Prices (exclude taxes): - Managed Server: ₹9,999 per cloud VM per month - Cloud Management Foundation: ₹75,000 per month - Cloud Management Growth: ₹1,50,000 per month - Cloud Management Critical or Portfolio: ₹3,00,000 per month - Managed Server for a dedicated server: from ₹19,999 per dedicated server per month - Additional engineer-hour: from ₹2,500 per engineer-hour - Additional site on a managed server: from ₹2,999 per site per month - Additional server unit in a Cloud Management scope: from ₹6,000 per server unit per month FAQ: Q: What does Managed Server include? A: For one server: OS and stack setup and hardening in week 1, OS security patches within 7 days and actively exploited fixes within 48 hours, 24/7 monitoring with an engineer responding, daily backups kept off the server with 14 daily and 4 weekly copies, a restore test every month, security-event monitoring on that server and a monthly report. A P1, such as the server down, gets a response in under 15 minutes. Application code, plugins and custom development are not included. Q: How much does server management cost in India? A: Managed Server is ₹9,999 a month per cloud VM and ₹19,999 per dedicated server. Cloud Management is ₹75,000 a month for Foundation, ₹1,50,000 for Growth and ₹3,00,000 for Critical or Portfolio, each covering an agreed set of servers. Server capacity is billed separately, prices exclude taxes and every plan keeps its price for 12 months. Q: What counts as one server, and how many sites can it run? A: One cloud VM up to 8 vCPU and 32 GB, hosted with us or anywhere we can log in as root, or one dedicated server. Up to 3 production sites or applications run inside the plan; each further site is ₹2,999 a month. Beyond a handful of servers, Cloud Management is the better fit. Q: How much work is included each month? A: Managed Server includes 2 engineer-hours a month on a cloud VM and 4 on a dedicated server for changes and requests: a new site, an SSL certificate, a cron job, a firewall rule, a restore. Incident work on the covered server never counts against it. Beyond the allowance, hours are ₹2,500 each. Foundation, Growth and Critical include 10, 25 and 50 engineer-hours a month. Q: Can you manage servers hosted with another provider? A: Yes. We manage servers on AWS, other clouds and other hosting companies, as long as we can get root access. You keep the hosting account and the billing relationship. Servers you host with us are billed as a separate line from the management plan. Q: When should I move from Managed Server to Cloud Management? A: From about 8 servers: eight VMs on Managed Server cost ₹79,992 a month, and Foundation covers up to 10 server units for ₹75,000 with a 10-hour allowance and one estate report. Move earlier if you need staging and deploy support (Growth) or a tested recovery plan with a standby (Critical). Q: How fast do you respond when something breaks? A: P1 incidents, meaning a covered server or site down, data loss or an active security incident, get an engineer’s response in under 15 minutes, 24 hours a day, by phone. P2 gets a response within 1 hour, P3 within 4 hours and P4 within 24 hours. Response means triage has started, not that the fix is done. Routine changes are scheduled in the business day so they can be tested. Q: Is there a minimum contract? A: Managed Server is monthly with 30 days’ notice, or 3 months when you use the free migration. Foundation and Growth start with a 6-month term and Critical with 12 months, then run monthly. The price you sign at is locked for 12 months. Q: Is migration included? A: A standard migration is free with Managed Server or Cloud Management: up to 10 sites and 100 GB from one source host we can log in to, same stack, rehearsed on the new server and switched over when you say go. Larger moves, stack changes and multi-server estates are quoted. ## Managed dedicated hosting: Dedicated hardware with managed operations. URL: https://zenocloud.io/managed-hosting-services/ A single-tenant server from ₹19,900 a month, plus our team to set it up and keep it running: OS, security, backups, monitoring and incident response. Managed Server adds ₹19,999 a month per dedicated server. Facts: Tenancy: Physical server; Capacity: Quoted configuration; Operations: Managed Server, a separate line. Prices (exclude taxes): - Dedicated server: ₹19,900 per month - Managed dedicated server: ₹19,999 per month, plus the server - Migration to a managed server: Free with a managed plan FAQ: Q: What is a managed dedicated server? A: A physical server used only by you, with our engineers responsible for the operating system, security hardening, patching, 24/7 monitoring with response, backups with a monthly restore test, security-event monitoring on that server and incidents. You get root access; we keep the server healthy. Q: How much does a managed dedicated server cost in India? A: Servers start at ₹19,900 a month for the backup and archival class, ₹62,500 for high-memory NVMe and ₹82,500 for high-storage NVMe. Managed Server adds ₹19,999 a month per dedicated server. Final configuration and price are confirmed in a dated quote, excluding taxes, and the price is locked for 12 months. Q: Is management included in the server price? A: No. The server price covers the hardware, network and location. Managed Server is a separate monthly line, so you can start with the server alone and add management later. Q: How much work is included each month? A: Managed Server on a dedicated server includes 4 engineer-hours a month for changes and requests, such as a new site, an SSL certificate, a firewall rule or a restore. Incident work on the covered server never counts against it. Extra hours are ₹2,500 each. Up to 3 production sites run inside the plan; each further site is ₹2,999 a month. Q: Dedicated server or cloud server: which do I need? A: Choose dedicated when the load is steady and large, when a database needs more memory than a VM gives you, or when you want a fixed monthly price. Choose cloud servers when you need to start small or resize often. Q: Does one managed server give me high availability? A: No. One server is one failure domain. For high availability you need a second server, replicated data and a failover plan, which we can design and quote. Q: What happens when hardware fails? A: We raise the fault with the facility, replace or move to spare hardware and restore from backup if a disk is lost. RAID and off-server backups are part of every managed configuration so a single disk failure does not take the server down. ## Managed WordPress hosting: Infrastructure and operations for established WordPress estates. URL: https://zenocloud.io/managed-wordpress-hosting/ ZenoCloud provides managed WordPress hosting in India from ₹930 a month. We move established WordPress sites to cloud or dedicated servers, or run them in your AWS account, and we handle server updates, monitoring, backups and incident response with a 99.9% uptime SLA. Your developer keeps plugins, themes and custom code. Facts: Best fit: Established sites and portfolios; Capacity: Cloud or dedicated; Code ownership: Explicit. Prices (exclude taxes): - Cloud 4: from ₹930 per VM per month - Planned WordPress move: Free with a managed plan - Managed Server: from ₹9,999 per cloud VM per month FAQ: Q: What is managed WordPress hosting? A: Managed WordPress hosting means the host runs the server for you: operating system and PHP updates, monitoring, backups, security hardening and incident response. You and your developer keep control of WordPress itself, including plugins, themes and content. Q: How much does managed WordPress hosting cost in India? A: ZenoCloud cloud hosting starts from ₹930 per VM per month. Managed Server adds ₹9,999 per cloud VM per month, with up to 3 sites per server and ₹2,999 per extra site; a standard migration is free with it. Estates of 8 or more servers use Cloud Management Foundation from ₹75,000 per operating scope per month. Prices exclude taxes. Q: Do we have to move to ZenoCloud? A: No. We can run a WordPress site in your existing AWS account through Managed AWS. You keep the account and the billing. Q: Do you offer WordPress maintenance if I keep my current host? A: Yes. If we get root access to the server, we take the site on under a Managed Server plan from ₹9,999 per cloud VM per month: updates with rollback, backups with restore tests, monitoring and support. If we cannot get root access, we move the site to a server we run. Standard migration is free with a managed plan. Q: Is the migration free? A: A standard migration is free with Managed Server or Cloud Management. Complex or multi-server moves are quoted. Either way the move covers the source review, the new environment, a rehearsal, the cutover checks and a rollback plan. Q: Can our developer still work normally? A: Yes. Your developer keeps WordPress admin and deployment access. We agree change and escalation paths before the migration. Q: Who fixes a broken plugin or theme? A: We keep an inventory of components and coordinate controlled changes. Your developer fixes defects in plugins, themes and custom code. If the server is the cause, we fix it. Q: How are backups handled? A: The quote names what is backed up, how long it is kept, where it is restored and the restore checks we run. We test restores, not only backups. Q: What changes for headless WordPress? A: A headless setup adds a separate frontend, with its own build, preview, cache and recovery path. We quote the WordPress backend and supported frontend operations together when both need coverage. Q: Can you host all our agency client sites? A: Yes. Agency portfolios get per-client isolation and one quote for the whole estate. See Agency hosting for the portfolio path. ## Magento hosting: Production infrastructure for established Magento estates. URL: https://zenocloud.io/magento-hosting/ We build and run Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce environments on cloud or dedicated servers: PHP, MySQL, Redis, OpenSearch, Varnish, backups and monitoring, with engineers who answer when the store is down. Managed Server from ₹9,999 a month on top of the server; Managed Cloudflare from ₹12,999 in front of checkout. Facts: Best fit: Established Magento estates; Capacity: Cloud or dedicated; Application owner: Required. Prices (exclude taxes): - Store performance review: Call us - Managed Magento hosting: From ₹9,999 per month, plus the server - Migration or Magento 1 to 2 move: Custom quote FAQ: Q: What does managed Magento hosting include? A: A server built for Magento 2 or Adobe Commerce with PHP-FPM, MySQL or MariaDB, Redis, OpenSearch or Elasticsearch and Varnish, run under Managed Server (₹9,999 a month per VM, ₹19,999 per dedicated server): daily backups with a monthly restore test, 24/7 monitoring with response, security patching and incident response. Your developer or agency keeps the code and extensions. Add Managed Cloudflare, ₹12,999 a month, for WAF, bot and rate-limit rules around checkout. Q: Which Magento versions do you support? A: Magento Open Source 2.4 and Adobe Commerce on-premise. We also still host Magento 1 stores that are planning a move, and we run the Magento 1 to 2 migration environment when you are ready. Q: Cloud server or dedicated server for Magento? A: Smaller catalogues run well on a cloud server with Redis and OpenSearch alongside. Large catalogues, heavy B2B pricing or busy checkouts usually need a dedicated server for the database. We recommend after looking at your traffic and order volume. Q: Why is my Magento checkout slow when the rest of the site is fast? A: Product pages are served from Varnish; checkout cannot be. It depends on MySQL, PHP and session speed. The usual culprits are slow queries, a stale index, session storage on disk or an extension calling an external service on every step. A review finds which one. Q: Where will the store be hosted? A: In a cloud region or facility close to your customers. We host stores for merchants in India, the US and elsewhere and choose the location with you. Q: Do you handle Magento development or extension fixes? A: Not as part of hosting. We tell you exactly what the server sees, including which extension or query is slow, and work with your developer or agency on the fix. Development can be quoted separately. ## WooCommerce hosting: Operational hosting for established WooCommerce stores. URL: https://zenocloud.io/woocommerce-hosting/ ZenoCloud managed WooCommerce hosting in India runs the store on a cloud VM or dedicated server sized for the work caching cannot help: cart, checkout, logged-in customers, payment callbacks and order jobs. Servers start from ₹930 a month. Managed Server from ₹9,999 a month runs the server, a standard migration is free with it, and Managed Cloudflare from ₹12,999 a month protects checkout, with a 99.9% uptime SLA. Facts: Best fit: Established stores; Capacity: Cloud or dedicated; Recovery: Store-specific path. Prices (exclude taxes): - Cloud 4: from ₹930 per VM per month - Managed Server: from ₹9,999 per cloud VM per month - Managed Cloudflare: from ₹12,999 per one business website per month FAQ: Q: Which hosting is best for WooCommerce in India? A: A server with known capacity, PHP workers and database tuned for uncached checkout, an object cache, backups that include orders, and engineers you can reach during a sale. Shared plans throttle exactly when customers arrive. ZenoCloud provides a cloud VM or dedicated server sized for the store, with migration and management around it. Q: How much does WooCommerce hosting cost in India? A: Cloud hosting starts from ₹930 per VM per month. Managed Server adds ₹9,999 per cloud VM per month, with up to 3 sites per server and ₹2,999 per extra site; a standard migration is free with it. Managed Cloudflare for checkout protection is ₹12,999 a month per store ($150 on US invoices). Estates of 8 or more servers use Cloud Management Foundation from ₹75,000 per operating scope per month. Prices exclude taxes. Q: Why is my WooCommerce checkout slow when the homepage is fast? A: The homepage is served from cache. Cart, checkout and logged-in pages are not, so they run PHP and database queries for every visitor. Slow checkout usually comes from too few PHP workers, no object cache, slow database queries or a plugin that runs on every page load. We measure which and fix the server side. Q: Can a small store use normal WordPress hosting? A: Often, yes. Move to a store-specific setup when checkout slows during campaigns, orders or integrations grow, or a failed checkout costs real money. Q: How do you migrate a WooCommerce store without losing orders? A: We sync the data, limit writes for the final sync if needed, reconcile order counts on both sides, place a test order on the new server and switch DNS only after that passes. Rollback keeps the old store intact until you accept. Q: Does hosting include WooCommerce development? A: No. Plugin, theme, checkout and custom-code work stay with your developer, or are quoted separately. Q: Do you protect checkout from bots and card testing? A: Yes, through Managed Cloudflare: WAF rules, bot controls and rate limits around login, search and checkout, managed for one store at ₹12,999 a month ($150 on US invoices). The Cloudflare subscription is billed separately. Q: Is ZenoCloud PCI certified? A: No. ZenoCloud holds no certifications. We operate the technical controls in your contract. PCI scope, certification and payment-provider compliance stay with you and your payment provider. ## Ecommerce infrastructure: Infrastructure and security around the transaction path. URL: https://zenocloud.io/ecommerce-hosting/ We host and run WooCommerce, Magento and custom stores on cloud or dedicated servers, and put Cloudflare in front of checkout. Cloud servers from ₹930 a month, Managed Server from ₹9,999, Managed Cloudflare from ₹12,999 or $150 a month. Facts: Critical path: Browse to payment confirmation; Recovery: Orders and data included; Edge security: WAF, bots and crawlers. Prices (exclude taxes): - Sale-day readiness review: Call us - Managed store hosting: From ₹9,999 per month, plus the server - Managed Cloudflare: ₹12,999 or $150 per month FAQ: Q: Which ecommerce platforms do you host? A: WooCommerce, Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce, and custom stores built on Laravel, Node.js or similar stacks. Shopify stores stay on Shopify; we can host the apps and integrations around them. Q: How do you prepare a store for a big sale? A: We load-test the store with its real catalogue a few weeks before, fix what breaks, add server capacity for the sale window and keep an engineer watching monitoring while the campaign runs. Give us the date early. Q: Why does checkout slow down when product pages are fine? A: Product pages come from cache. Checkout runs live code on every step: cart totals, stock checks, tax, shipping and the payment gateway. If the database or PHP is slow, checkout is where you feel it first. We tune that path specifically. Q: Do you protect the store from bots and card-testing attacks? A: Yes, through Managed Cloudflare at ₹12,999 or $150 a month for one store, the security add-on we recommend for every store we host. We rate-limit login, search, coupon and checkout endpoints and tune the rules so real shoppers, search engines and payment callbacks keep working. The Cloudflare subscription stays on your own Cloudflare bill. Q: How often are orders backed up? A: More often than the rest of the site. Order and customer data change all day, so we back up the database several times a day and test restores on a schedule. Media and code are backed up daily. Q: Can you work with our agency or developer? A: Yes. Most stores we host have an agency on the code. We handle the server, security and monitoring and send the agency exact findings when a plugin or query is the problem. ## Partners: Partner with ZenoCloud: referral, resale or white label. URL: https://zenocloud.io/partners/ ZenoCloud works with agencies, MSPs and consultants in three ways: refer a client to us, resell our servers and Cloud Management under your contract, or deliver white-label under your name. You keep the client relationship and the branding. We run the infrastructure, with each client estate kept separate. Facts: Models: Referral, resale or white label; Client owner: You, defined before onboarding; Behind you: 24/7 ZenoCloud operations team. FAQ: Q: Can ZenoCloud services be white-labelled? A: Yes. Monitoring, reports and support can run under your name, with the delivery model written into the partner agreement. Q: Is there a standard referral commission? A: Commission depends on the service and term and is set in the partner agreement, not on a public rate card. Q: Will ZenoCloud contact my clients directly? A: Only through the escalation path you approve. Q: How do we start? A: With one client or portfolio. We agree access, acceptance and reporting, prove the hand-offs, then extend the model. ## Press: ZenoCloud press and company announcements. URL: https://zenocloud.io/press/ ZenoCloud is the company formed when ServerGuy and Breeze came together under one name, with an operating history since 2009. This page holds official announcements, the company description for media use and the press contact: sales@zenocloud.io or +91 99991 08033. Facts: Company: ZenoCloud; Operating since: 2009; Press contact: sales@zenocloud.io. FAQ: Q: Is ServerGuy now ZenoCloud? A: Yes. ServerGuy and Breeze came together as ZenoCloud. The team and the operating history since 2009 continue. Q: How should we describe ZenoCloud? A: ZenoCloud is an India-based managed infrastructure company, operating since 2009. It supplies cloud, dedicated and GPU servers and runs and protects production systems for businesses and agencies in India and the US. Q: Where do media questions go? A: Email sales@zenocloud.io or call +91 99991 08033 and the request is routed to a spokesperson. ## Company transition: ServerGuy and Breeze now operate as ZenoCloud. URL: https://zenocloud.io/press/company-transition-2026/ ZenoCloud brings the ServerGuy managed-hosting business and the Breeze cloud-operations work under one name. The scope now covers cloud, dedicated and GPU servers plus Cloud Management. The team, customer contracts and the operating history since 2009 continue. Facts: Operating history: Since 2009; Previous brands: ServerGuy and Breeze; Current company: ZenoCloud. FAQ: Q: Did the company start in 2026? A: No. The ZenoCloud name reflects the current scope. The operating history began in 2009. Q: Do existing customers need to do anything? A: No. Any service or contract change comes by direct notice from us, not from this announcement. ## Application performance: Performance work starts with a measured bottleneck. URL: https://zenocloud.io/managed-hosting-services/ We measure where the time goes on your site, then fix it in order: server tuning for PHP, MySQL and Redis, Cloudflare caching and image rules through Managed Cloudflare from ₹12,999 or $150 a month, and a server sized from real traffic. Every change is measured before and after. Facts: Baseline: Current measurements; Scope: Supported stack; Acceptance: Before and after evidence. Prices (exclude taxes): - Performance review: Custom quote - Managed Cloudflare: ₹12,999 or $150 per month - Server tuning with Cloud Management: ₹75,000 per month FAQ: Q: How much does website speed optimization cost? A: The review is quoted after a short look at the site, because a WordPress brochure site and a Magento store with 50,000 products are different jobs. Ongoing work has a fixed price: Managed Cloudflare is ₹12,999 or $150 a month for one website, Managed Server is ₹9,999 a month per VM for the server itself, and Cloud Management starts at ₹75,000 a month for estates. Prices exclude taxes. Q: Will Cloudflare make my website faster? A: For visitors loading pages and images that can be cached, yes, and noticeably so for people far from the server. It does not speed up checkout, search or logged-in pages, which have to reach the server every time. Those need server and database work, which is why we do both. Q: Does a bigger server make a site faster? A: Only when the server is actually saturated. If CPU and memory are idle while pages are slow, the time is in a query, a cache miss or a third-party call, and more hardware changes nothing. The review tells you which case you are in before you spend on capacity. Q: Which platforms do you tune? A: WordPress and WooCommerce, Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce, Laravel and other PHP applications, plus Node.js and Python applications on Linux. The server side is the same job on each; the application-specific part is knowing which cache and which queries matter. Q: Do you guarantee a PageSpeed or Core Web Vitals score? A: No. We agree a measurement with you, such as time to first byte on the product page or checkout time under load, record it before and after, and show you the difference. A score promise without a measurement is marketing. Q: Will the changes break the site? A: Every change is made on staging first where one exists, then on production in a window you approve, with a rollback step ready. Cache rules are tested against the cart, login and payment flows specifically, because those are the pages that caching gets wrong. ## Cloudways alternative: Cloudways alternative: ZenoCloud vs Cloudways. URL: https://zenocloud.io/compare/cloudways/ Cloudways is a self-service panel that deploys apps on DigitalOcean, AWS and Google Cloud servers. ZenoCloud sells and runs the servers itself, with root access, an India-based 24/7 operations team and a 99.9% SLA. Pick Cloudways if you want to launch and scale servers yourself in minutes. Pick ZenoCloud if you want a team that owns the server, the monitoring and the incident, or you need dedicated or GPU hardware. Facts: Cloudways: Self-service panel on DigitalOcean, AWS and Google Cloud; ZenoCloud: Managed cloud, dedicated and GPU servers with 24/7 operations; Decide on: Who does the work when something breaks. FAQ: Q: Is ZenoCloud cheaper than Cloudways? A: Our cloud servers start at ₹930 ($12) a month and Cloud Management from ₹75,000 a month. Cloudways publishes its own prices. Compare the same CPU, RAM and storage and the same level of management, including support add-ons. Q: Does ZenoCloud give root access? A: Yes, on cloud and dedicated servers. Cloudways gives SSH and SFTP through its panel but not root. Q: Can you migrate my sites from Cloudways? A: Yes. We move the sites, test them on the new server and switch DNS once the checks pass. Q: When is Cloudways the better choice? A: When you want to launch servers yourself, pay hourly, pick a cloud provider from a list and manage everything through a panel. ZenoCloud fits when you want people responsible for the server and the outage. Q: Can ZenoCloud host the same applications? A: Yes: WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento and custom PHP applications on cloud or dedicated servers. ## Kinsta alternative: Kinsta alternative: ZenoCloud vs Kinsta. URL: https://zenocloud.io/compare/kinsta/ Kinsta is a managed WordPress platform on Google Cloud with a polished dashboard, one-click staging and visit-based plans. ZenoCloud runs cloud and dedicated servers for WordPress, WooCommerce and Magento with root access, pricing by server rather than visits, and a 24/7 operations team in India. Pick Kinsta for one or a few WordPress sites that want a premium platform and nothing to manage. Pick ZenoCloud for agencies with many client sites, stores with heavy traffic, or stacks beyond WordPress. Facts: Kinsta: Managed WordPress platform on Google Cloud, visit-based plans; ZenoCloud: Managed cloud and dedicated servers, priced by server; Decide on: One site on a platform, or an estate with a team. FAQ: Q: When is Kinsta the better choice? A: For one or a few WordPress sites where you want a premium platform, staging in a click and nothing to manage. Kinsta also hosts applications and databases from the same dashboard. Q: When does ZenoCloud fit? A: When you run many client sites, a store that has outgrown visit-based plans, or a stack that needs root access, a dedicated server or Magento. Q: Is ZenoCloud cheaper than Kinsta? A: Cloud servers start at ₹930 ($12) a month and are priced by server, not visits. Kinsta publishes its own plans. Compare total cost at your real traffic, including any overage charges. Q: Can you migrate from Kinsta? A: Yes. We move the sites, test them and switch DNS once the checks pass. Q: Do you handle WordPress-specific setup? A: Yes. We set up caching, PHP, database and backups per site and manage Cloudflare in your account. Plugin and theme code stays with your developer. ## Liquid Web alternative: Liquid Web alternative: ZenoCloud vs Liquid Web. URL: https://zenocloud.io/compare/liquid-web/ Liquid Web is a US managed-hosting company with its own data centres in the United States and Europe, selling dedicated servers, VPS and managed WordPress with 24/7 support. ZenoCloud runs managed cloud, dedicated and GPU servers from India, bills in INR or USD, and also operates customer-owned AWS accounts. Pick Liquid Web for US-hosted bare metal with US-based support. Pick ZenoCloud for India-hosted capacity, INR billing, GPU servers or managed AWS. Facts: Liquid Web: US managed hosting with its own US and EU data centres; ZenoCloud: Managed cloud, dedicated and GPU servers from India; INR and USD; Decide on: Where the server, the team and the invoice should sit. FAQ: Q: Which is cheaper, Liquid Web or ZenoCloud? A: Our dedicated servers start at ₹19,900 ($239) a month and cloud servers at ₹930 ($12). Liquid Web publishes its own prices in USD. Compare the same CPU, RAM, storage, region and management level. Q: Which has better support? A: Both run 24/7 teams. Compare what the contract covers: our managed plans state P1 response under 15 minutes, approved maintenance and recovery evidence. Check Liquid Web’s current terms for its equivalents. Q: When is Liquid Web the better choice? A: When your users and compliance needs are in the US or Europe and you want the server in a data centre the provider owns. Q: Can you migrate from Liquid Web? A: Yes, for cloud, dedicated and application workloads, with a rehearsed cutover and a rollback plan. ## WP Engine alternative: WP Engine alternative: ZenoCloud vs WP Engine. URL: https://zenocloud.io/compare/wp-engine/ WP Engine is a managed WordPress platform with dev, staging and production environments, Git deploys and an agency programme, priced by visits. ZenoCloud runs cloud and dedicated servers for WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento and custom stacks, priced by server, with root access and a 24/7 operations team. Pick WP Engine for WordPress-only teams that live in its workflow. Pick ZenoCloud for agencies with mixed client stacks, stores with traffic peaks, or anything beyond WordPress. Facts: WP Engine: Managed WordPress platform, visit-based plans, agency tooling; ZenoCloud: Managed servers for any stack, priced by server, 24/7 operations; Decide on: WordPress-only workflow, or an estate with a team. FAQ: Q: When is WP Engine the better choice? A: When every site is WordPress, your team uses its environments and Git workflow daily, and your traffic sits inside its plan limits. Q: When does ZenoCloud fit? A: When you run mixed stacks, need root access, host stores with campaign peaks, or want a team responsible for the server and the outage. Q: Is ZenoCloud cheaper than WP Engine? A: Cloud servers start at ₹930 ($12) a month, priced by server rather than visits. WP Engine publishes its own plans. Compare total cost at your real traffic. Q: Can you migrate from WP Engine? A: Yes. We move the sites, test them and switch DNS once the checks pass. Q: Do you offer an agency programme? A: Yes. Per-client operations, white-label reporting and billing through your agency or direct to the client. ## VAPT: Permissioned testing against a defined target and window. URL: https://zenocloud.io/security/vapt/ A ZenoCloud VAPT engagement starts after written authorisation sets the targets, ownership, test window, permitted methods, exclusions, emergency contacts and safe-harbour terms. Three tiers: a Vulnerability Assessment at ₹25,000 (automated assessment, every finding checked by hand, one retest), a manual Penetration Test of web, API and infrastructure from ₹1,49,000 with two retests, and a yearly Continuous Security programme from ₹3,50,000, scoped per estate, with quarterly test cycles and monthly scans. A CERT-In empanelled audit certificate is an optional +25% upgrade, issued by an empanelled auditor. Reports state when ZenoCloud operates the infrastructure it tested. Facts: Vulnerability Assessment: ₹25,000 per engagement; Penetration Test: From ₹1,49,000 per engagement; Continuous Security: From ₹3,50,000 a year, scoped per estate. Prices (exclude taxes): - Vulnerability Assessment: from ₹25,000 per engagement - Penetration Test: from ₹1,49,000 per engagement - Continuous Security: from ₹3,50,000 per programme per year FAQ: Q: What is VAPT? A: VAPT means vulnerability assessment and penetration testing. The assessment finds security weaknesses in your web app, API and servers; the penetration test exploits them to prove the real impact, so you fix what matters first. Q: How much does VAPT cost in India? A: A vulnerability assessment is ₹25,000. Manual penetration testing starts at ₹1,49,000 per engagement. Continuous Security starts at ₹3,50,000 a year. Prices exclude GST. Q: What is the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test? A: An assessment scans your targets and we check every finding by hand. A penetration test is manual, logged-in testing of how your app can be abused. Banks, auditors and enterprise customers usually ask for the penetration test. Q: Does web application penetration testing include API security testing? A: Yes. Our Penetration Test covers one web application, its API up to 50 endpoints, and the agreed hosting scope: 10 external IPs or one cloud account. Q: What does a VAPT report contain? A: An executive summary, a severity rating and evidence for every finding, a specific fix, and a retest record marking each finding fixed, open or accepted. Penetration tests include a signed Letter of Attestation. Q: How long does a VAPT take? A: An assessment report arrives within 5 business days of the test window. A penetration test is scheduled within two weeks and reported within 10 business days. Critical findings reach you within 24 hours. Q: Can I get a VAPT certificate? A: Penetration tests include a signed Letter of Attestation. A CERT-In audit certificate is an optional add-on, issued by a CERT-In empanelled auditor. ## NVIDIA L4 24GB URL: https://zenocloud.io/gpu-hosting/l4/ The NVIDIA L4 24GB costs ₹32,000 per GPU card per month in India. It’s our lowest-priced GPU, built for inference, video transcoding and computer vision that fit within 24GB on one card. Specs: Memory: 24GB GDDR6; Form: Low-profile PCIe; Power: 72W maximum; Workload: Inference and video. Price (excludes taxes): from ₹32,000 per GPU card per month; minimum term 1 month. FAQ: Q: What is the L4 GPU price in India? A: An NVIDIA L4 24GB costs ₹32,000 per GPU card per month at ZenoCloud, hosted in India. A baseline host is included; the written quote lists its CPU, RAM, storage and network for your configuration. The shortest term is one month. Q: What can an L4 GPU run? A: Inference for models up to about 7B to 8B parameters at FP16, larger models when quantised, video transcoding, image models and computer vision. Each L4 has 24GB of GDDR6 and draws up to 72W, so it’s the efficient choice for steady production inference rather than training. Q: Can two L4 GPUs act as one 48GB GPU? A: No. Each L4 keeps its own 24GB. A framework can split work across two cards, but it has to handle that partitioning itself. If one model needs more than 24GB, the L40S with 48GB on one card is the simpler path. Q: L4 vs L40S: which should I choose? A: Choose L4 at ₹32,000 per month when the workload fits in 24GB and power efficiency matters. Choose L40S at ₹55,000 when one card needs up to 48GB, or when you mix inference with rendering, image generation or fine-tuning. ## NVIDIA L40S 48GB URL: https://zenocloud.io/gpu-hosting/l40s/ The NVIDIA L40S 48GB costs ₹55,000 per GPU card per month in India. It’s the mid-tier card for inference, fine-tuning, image generation, rendering and other visual workloads that fit in 48GB on one card. Specs: Memory: 48GB GDDR6 ECC; Form: Dual-slot PCIe; NVLink / MIG: Not supported; Workload: Inference and visual AI. Price (excludes taxes): from ₹55,000 per GPU card per month; minimum term 1 month. FAQ: Q: What is the L40S GPU price in India? A: An NVIDIA L40S 48GB costs ₹55,000 per GPU card per month at ZenoCloud, hosted in India. A baseline host is included; the written quote lists its CPU, RAM, storage and network. The shortest term is one month. Q: Can I rent an L40S for AI inference and fine-tuning? A: Yes. L40S has 48GB of GDDR6 ECC memory and fourth-generation Tensor Cores, so it serves models up to roughly 20B parameters at FP16 or larger models quantised, and handles LoRA fine-tuning of mid-size models. Send us the model name and expected traffic and we’ll confirm the fit. Q: Does L40S support NVLink or MIG? A: No. NVIDIA lists both as unsupported on L40S. Two L40S cards stay separate 48GB devices, so your software has to split the work. If you need NVLink or MIG, look at A100 or H100. Q: L40S vs A100: which is better for my workload? A: L40S at ₹55,000 per month wins for inference, graphics and mixed visual AI where 48GB is enough. A100 80GB at ₹99,000 wins for training, HBM bandwidth, NVLink and MIG. If you mostly serve models under 48GB, start with L40S. ## NVIDIA A100 80GB URL: https://zenocloud.io/gpu-hosting/a100/ The NVIDIA A100 80GB costs ₹99,000 per GPU card per month in India, about ₹0.99 lakh. It’s the proven CUDA card for training, fine-tuning, inference and HPC where 80GB of HBM, NVLink or MIG matter. Specs: Memory: 80GB HBM2e; Variants: PCIe or SXM; MIG: Up to 7 instances; Workload: Training and inference. Price (excludes taxes): from ₹99,000 per GPU card per month; minimum term 1 month. FAQ: Q: What is the A100 80GB price in lakh? A: About ₹0.99 lakh per A100 80GB card per month (₹99,000) at ZenoCloud, hosted in India. A baseline host is included; the written quote lists its CPU, RAM, storage and network. The shortest term is one month. Q: Is ₹99,000 the price to buy an A100 or to rent one? A: To rent. ZenoCloud doesn’t sell cards. ₹99,000 is the monthly price for one whole A100 80GB card hosted in India, and we quote the complete server (CPU, RAM, storage, network and card count) around it. A MIG slice or a multi-GPU node is a separate quote. Q: H100 vs A100: which should I rent? A: Rent A100 at ₹99,000 per month when the workload already runs well on Ampere and 80GB is enough; it’s the better value for most fine-tuning and inference. Rent H100 at ₹1,80,000 when you need FP8, the Transformer Engine or higher throughput on large transformer training. Q: Is this A100 PCIe or SXM? A: The monthly price covers one A100 80GB card. Tell us which you need: PCIe suits single-card and inference servers, SXM with NVLink suits multi-GPU training. We confirm the exact variant, card count and interconnect with you before setup. ## NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition 96GB URL: https://zenocloud.io/gpu-hosting/rtx-pro-6000/ The NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition 96GB costs ₹1,10,000 per GPU card per month in India. It’s the 96GB single-card tier for visual AI, rendering, simulation, media and CUDA work that needs more than 48GB without an HBM system. Specs: Memory: 96GB GDDR7 ECC; NVLink: Not supported; Cooling: Air or liquid variant; Workload: Visual AI and CUDA. Price (excludes taxes): from ₹1,10,000 per GPU card per month; minimum term 1 month. FAQ: Q: What is the RTX PRO 6000 price in India? A: An NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition 96GB costs ₹1,10,000 per GPU card per month at ZenoCloud, hosted in India. A baseline host is included; the written quote lists its CPU, RAM, storage and network. The shortest term is one month. Q: Is this the RTX PRO 6000 workstation card? A: No. ZenoCloud supplies the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition, built for data-centre servers. The desktop workstation card and the Max-Q version are separate NVIDIA products and aren’t what we host. Q: How is it different from RTX 6000 Ada and L40S? A: It’s the next generation. RTX 6000 Ada and L40S are Ada cards with 48GB; RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition doubles that to 96GB of GDDR7 ECC and adds Blackwell Tensor Cores. Pick it when 48GB is the limit or you want the newer feature set at ₹1,10,000, against ₹55,000 for L40S. Q: RTX PRO 6000 vs H200: which should I choose? A: Choose RTX PRO 6000 at ₹1,10,000 per month for visual AI, rendering, media and single-card inference up to 96GB. Choose H200 at ₹2,20,000 when you need 141GB of HBM3e, NVLink and a training or large-model serving topology. ## NVIDIA H100 80GB URL: https://zenocloud.io/gpu-hosting/h100/ The NVIDIA H100 80GB costs ₹1,80,000 per GPU card per month in India. Rent one card or several for LLM training, fine-tuning and high-throughput inference, hosted in India with our 24/7 operations. Specs: Memory: 80GB GPU memory; Form: PCIe or SXM; Scale: 1 to multi-GPU; Generation: Hopper. Price (excludes taxes): from ₹1,80,000 per GPU card per month; minimum term 1 month. FAQ: Q: Is ₹1,80,000 the price of one H100 card or a complete server? A: One H100 80GB card for one month, hosted in India. A baseline host is included. The written quote lists card count, PCIe or SXM, host CPU and RAM, storage, network and location before you commit. Q: How do I rent an H100 GPU in India? A: Send the quote form on this page with the number of H100s, your workload and when you need them. We reply within one business day with a written quote for the complete system. The shortest term is one month, billed in INR. Q: H100 vs A100: is H100 worth double the price? A: Yes when you train or serve large transformer models: H100 adds FP8, the Transformer Engine and up to 3.35TB/s of memory bandwidth on SXM, against about 2TB/s on A100. If your workload already fits an A100 comfortably, A100 at ₹99,000 is the better value. Q: When should I choose H200 instead of H100? A: When 80GB is the limit. H200 has 141GB of HBM3e at 4.8TB/s, so larger models, longer context and bigger KV caches fit on one card. If your model and context fit on H100 with headroom, stay with H100 and save ₹40,000 per card per month. ## NVIDIA H200 141GB URL: https://zenocloud.io/gpu-hosting/h200/ The NVIDIA H200 141GB costs ₹2,20,000 per GPU card per month in India. It’s the card for memory-bound LLM serving and training, where 141GB of HBM3e changes what fits on one GPU. Specs: Memory: 141GB HBM3e; Bandwidth: 4.8TB/s; Variants: SXM or NVL; Workload: Memory-bound serving. Price (excludes taxes): from ₹2,20,000 per GPU card per month; minimum term 1 month. FAQ: Q: What is the H200 GPU price in India? A: An NVIDIA H200 141GB costs ₹2,20,000 per GPU card per month at ZenoCloud, hosted in India, about ₹2.2 lakh. A baseline host is included; the written quote lists its CPU, RAM, storage, network and the card count. The shortest term is one month. Q: H100 vs H200: which should I rent? A: Rent H200 when memory is the limit: it has 141GB of HBM3e at 4.8TB/s against 80GB on H100, so larger models, longer context and more concurrent users fit on each card. Rent H100 at ₹1,80,000 when your model and context already fit with headroom; the compute is the same Hopper generation. Q: H200 vs B200: is B200 worth it? A: B200 at ₹4,59,000 per month is a Blackwell HGX or DGX-class system with 180GB per GPU and a new software and topology commitment. H200 at ₹2,20,000 is the better buy when 141GB and Hopper meet the need. Choose B200 only when the workload needs Blackwell features or the extra memory. Q: Is ₹2,20,000 the price of a complete HGX H200 node? A: No. It’s the monthly price for one H200 GPU card. An HGX H200 node with eight GPUs, NVLink, host CPUs, RAM, storage and network is a separate system quote. The pictured baseboard shows the system class, not the buying unit. ## NVIDIA B200 180GB URL: https://zenocloud.io/gpu-hosting/b200/ The NVIDIA B200 costs ₹4,59,000 per GPU per month in India, for one B200 allocation reported as 180GB by the supplied environment. It’s the Blackwell HGX and DGX-class tier for the largest training and inference jobs. Specs: Memory: 180GB software-visible class; Platform: HGX / DGX class; Generation: Blackwell; Workload: Large training and inference. Price (excludes taxes): from ₹4,59,000 per GPU card per month; minimum term 1 month. Price covers: One B200 allocation reported as 180GB by the supplied environment for one month. Quote adds: HGX or DGX system, GPU count, CPU, RAM, storage, network, location and topology. FAQ: Q: What is the B200 GPU price in India? A: An NVIDIA B200 costs ₹4,59,000 per GPU per month at ZenoCloud, about ₹4.59 lakh, for one allocation reported as 180GB by the supplied environment. The written quote adds the HGX or DGX system, GPU count, CPU, RAM, storage and network. Q: Is ₹4,59,000 for one B200 or an eight-GPU node? A: One B200 GPU. A complete HGX or DGX B200 system with eight GPUs is a separate system quote. Tell us the GPU count and we’ll quote the whole system. Q: Why do some sources say B200 has 192GB? A: NVIDIA material uses both 180GB and 192GB for B200. The difference is raw HBM3e capacity against what the system reports to software. ZenoCloud quotes the 180GB software-visible class and states the exact system and reported memory in writing. Q: B200 vs H200: which should I choose? A: Choose H200 at ₹2,20,000 when 141GB and Hopper meet the workload; it costs less than half. Choose B200 when you need Blackwell features such as FP4, more memory per GPU or the NVLink bandwidth of an HGX B200 system for the biggest training and serving jobs. ## Public price book URL: https://zenocloud.io/pricing/ Checked 7 Oct 2026, next review 2 Nov 2026. Prices exclude applicable taxes. GPU prices are published in INR only. GPU capacity: - NVIDIA L4 24GB: from ₹32,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA L40S 48GB: from ₹55,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA A100 80GB: from ₹99,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 96GB: from ₹1,10,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA H100 80GB: from ₹1,80,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA H200 141GB: from ₹2,20,000 per GPU card per month - NVIDIA B200 180GB: from ₹4,59,000 per GPU card per month. This is the sourced B200 180GB software-visible class. VPS (Linux): - General purpose 1 vCPU / 4 GB (1 vCPU, 4GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹930 ($12) per VM per month - General purpose 2 vCPU / 8 GB (2 vCPU, 8GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹1,182 ($15) per VM per month - General purpose 3 vCPU / 12 GB (3 vCPU, 12GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹1,630 per VM per month - General purpose 4 vCPU / 16 GB (4 vCPU, 16GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹2,079 ($26) per VM per month - General purpose 6 vCPU / 24 GB (6 vCPU, 24GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹2,987 per VM per month - General purpose 8 vCPU / 32 GB (8 vCPU, 32GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹3,904 ($48) per VM per month - General purpose 12 vCPU / 48 GB (12 vCPU, 48GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹6,178 per VM per month - General purpose 16 vCPU / 64 GB (16 vCPU, 64GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹8,238 per VM per month - General purpose 24 vCPU / 96 GB (24 vCPU, 96GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹11,645 per VM per month - General purpose 32 vCPU / 128 GB (32 vCPU, 128GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹16,186 per VM per month - General purpose 64 vCPU / 256 GB (64 vCPU, 256GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹32,083 per VM per month - CPU intensive 2 vCPU / 4 GB (2 vCPU, 4GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹931 per VM per month - CPU intensive 4 vCPU / 8 GB (4 vCPU, 8GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹1,538 per VM per month - CPU intensive 6 vCPU / 12 GB (6 vCPU, 12GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹2,145 per VM per month - CPU intensive 8 vCPU / 16 GB (8 vCPU, 16GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹2,781 per VM per month - CPU intensive 12 vCPU / 24 GB (12 vCPU, 24GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹4,480 per VM per month - CPU intensive 16 vCPU / 32 GB (16 vCPU, 32GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹5,975 per VM per month - CPU intensive 24 vCPU / 48 GB (24 vCPU, 48GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹11,649 per VM per month - CPU intensive 32 vCPU / 64 GB (32 vCPU, 64GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹16,190 per VM per month - CPU intensive 48 vCPU / 96 GB (48 vCPU, 96GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹23,007 per VM per month - CPU intensive 64 vCPU / 128 GB (64 vCPU, 128GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹32,090 per VM per month - Memory optimised 1 vCPU / 8 GB (1 vCPU, 8GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹1,180 per VM per month - Memory optimised 2 vCPU / 16 GB (2 vCPU, 16GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹2,076 per VM per month - Memory optimised 3 vCPU / 24 GB (3 vCPU, 24GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹2,982 per VM per month - Memory optimised 4 vCPU / 32 GB (4 vCPU, 32GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹3,899 per VM per month - Memory optimised 6 vCPU / 48 GB (6 vCPU, 48GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹5,764 per VM per month - Memory optimised 8 vCPU / 64 GB (8 vCPU, 64GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹7,506 per VM per month - Memory optimised 12 vCPU / 96 GB (12 vCPU, 96GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹11,628 per VM per month - Memory optimised 16 vCPU / 128 GB (16 vCPU, 128GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹14,722 per VM per month - Memory optimised 24 vCPU / 192 GB (24 vCPU, 192GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹22,967 per VM per month - Memory optimised 32 vCPU / 256 GB (32 vCPU, 256GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹32,090 per VM per month - Memory optimised 48 vCPU / 384 GB (48 vCPU, 384GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹53,201 per VM per month - Memory optimised 64 vCPU / 512 GB (64 vCPU, 512GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹79,652 per VM per month VPS (Windows): - General purpose 1 vCPU / 4 GB (1 vCPU, 4GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹1,330 per VM per month - General purpose 2 vCPU / 8 GB (2 vCPU, 8GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹1,982 per VM per month - General purpose 3 vCPU / 12 GB (3 vCPU, 12GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹2,830 per VM per month - General purpose 4 vCPU / 16 GB (4 vCPU, 16GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹3,679 per VM per month - General purpose 6 vCPU / 24 GB (6 vCPU, 24GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹5,387 per VM per month - General purpose 8 vCPU / 32 GB (8 vCPU, 32GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹7,104 per VM per month - General purpose 12 vCPU / 48 GB (12 vCPU, 48GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹10,978 per VM per month - General purpose 16 vCPU / 64 GB (16 vCPU, 64GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹14,638 per VM per month - General purpose 24 vCPU / 96 GB (24 vCPU, 96GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹21,245 per VM per month - General purpose 32 vCPU / 128 GB (32 vCPU, 128GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹28,986 per VM per month - General purpose 64 vCPU / 256 GB (64 vCPU, 256GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹57,683 per VM per month - CPU intensive 2 vCPU / 4 GB (2 vCPU, 4GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹1,731 per VM per month - CPU intensive 4 vCPU / 8 GB (4 vCPU, 8GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹3,138 per VM per month - CPU intensive 6 vCPU / 12 GB (6 vCPU, 12GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹4,545 per VM per month - CPU intensive 8 vCPU / 16 GB (8 vCPU, 16GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹5,981 per VM per month - CPU intensive 12 vCPU / 24 GB (12 vCPU, 24GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹9,280 per VM per month - CPU intensive 16 vCPU / 32 GB (16 vCPU, 32GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹12,375 per VM per month - CPU intensive 24 vCPU / 48 GB (24 vCPU, 48GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹21,249 per VM per month - CPU intensive 32 vCPU / 64 GB (32 vCPU, 64GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹28,990 per VM per month - CPU intensive 48 vCPU / 96 GB (48 vCPU, 96GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹42,207 per VM per month - CPU intensive 64 vCPU / 128 GB (64 vCPU, 128GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹57,690 per VM per month - Memory optimised 1 vCPU / 8 GB (1 vCPU, 8GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹1,580 per VM per month - Memory optimised 2 vCPU / 16 GB (2 vCPU, 16GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹2,876 per VM per month - Memory optimised 3 vCPU / 24 GB (3 vCPU, 24GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹4,182 per VM per month - Memory optimised 4 vCPU / 32 GB (4 vCPU, 32GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹5,499 per VM per month - Memory optimised 6 vCPU / 48 GB (6 vCPU, 48GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹8,164 per VM per month - Memory optimised 8 vCPU / 64 GB (8 vCPU, 64GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹10,706 per VM per month - Memory optimised 12 vCPU / 96 GB (12 vCPU, 96GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹16,428 per VM per month - Memory optimised 16 vCPU / 128 GB (16 vCPU, 128GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹21,122 per VM per month - Memory optimised 24 vCPU / 192 GB (24 vCPU, 192GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹32,567 per VM per month - Memory optimised 32 vCPU / 256 GB (32 vCPU, 256GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹44,838 per VM per month - Memory optimised 48 vCPU / 384 GB (48 vCPU, 384GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹72,401 per VM per month - Memory optimised 64 vCPU / 512 GB (64 vCPU, 512GB RAM, 30GB NVMe): from ₹1,05,252 per VM per month VPS add-ons: - Block storage (NVMe): ₹6 per GB per month - Volume snapshots: ₹6 per GB per month - Automated backups: ₹2 per GB per month - Custom images: ₹3 per GB per month - Object storage (S3-compatible): ₹3 per GB per month - Static IPv4 address: ₹200 per IP per month - Floating IPv4 address: ₹200 per IP per month - IPv6 address: ₹0 per included - Application load balancer: ₹2,000 per per month - VPN gateway: ₹1,000 per per month - Managed virtual router: ₹200 per per month - Private network (VPC): ₹0 per included Dedicated servers: - Backup and archival dedicated: from ₹19,900 ($239) per complete node per month - High-memory NVMe dedicated: from ₹62,500 ($749) per complete node per month - High-storage NVMe dedicated: from ₹82,500 ($989) per complete node per month Servers outside India: - 8 cores · 128 GB (AMD Ryzen 7 7700, 8 cores, 128 GB DDR5, 2x 1 TB NVMe): from ₹25,099 ($260) per server per month - 16 cores · 192 GB (AMD Ryzen 9 9950X, 16 cores, 192 GB DDR5, 2x 2 TB NVMe, 10 Gbps): from ₹41,499 ($430) per server per month - 2 vCPU · 8 GB (2 dedicated vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 80 GB NVMe): from ₹6,299 ($65) per VM per month - 4 vCPU · 16 GB (4 dedicated vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 160 GB NVMe): from ₹12,599 ($130) per VM per month - 8 cores · 64 GB (AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 8700GE, 8 cores, 64 GB DDR5, 2x 512 GB NVMe): from ₹14,499 ($150) per server per month - 20 cores · 64 GB (Intel Core Ultra 7 265, 20 cores, 64 GB DDR5, 2x 1 TB NVMe): from ₹21,299 ($220) per server per month - 2 vCPU · 8 GB (2 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 50 GB NVMe): from ₹5,799 ($60) per VM per month - 4 vCPU · 16 GB (4 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 100 GB NVMe): from ₹11,599 ($120) per VM per month - 8 cores · 64 GB (AMD EPYC 4344P, 8 cores, 64 GB, 2x 960 GB NVMe): from ₹26,099 ($270) per server per month GPU deployment and Production Care: - Single-node GPU deployment and acceptance: from ₹50,000 per one-time project - GPU Infrastructure Care: from ₹25,000 per node per month - AI Production Care: from ₹75,000 per workload per month Cloud Management: - Foundation: from ₹75,000 ($900) per operating scope per month - Growth: from ₹1,50,000 ($1,800) per operating scope per month - Critical or Portfolio: from ₹3,00,000 ($3,600) per operating scope per month - Additional server unit in a Cloud Management scope: from ₹6,000 per server unit per month. Foundation, Growth and Critical cover up to 10, 25 and 50 server units. Managed Server: - Managed Server for a cloud VM: from ₹9,999 per cloud VM per month. Defined scope for one server: OS and stack setup and hardening, patching, 24/7 monitoring with response, daily backups with a monthly restore test, security-event monitoring on that server and P1 response under 15 minutes. Server capacity is billed separately. Work beyond the plan scope is quoted separately. - Managed Server for a dedicated server: from ₹19,999 per dedicated server per month. Defined scope for one server: OS and stack setup and hardening, patching, 24/7 monitoring with response, daily backups with a monthly restore test, security-event monitoring on that server and P1 response under 15 minutes. Server capacity is billed separately. Work beyond the plan scope is quoted separately. - Additional engineer-hour: from ₹2,500 per engineer-hour. Beyond the plan allowance of 2 engineer-hours a month per VM or 4 per dedicated server. Incident response never counts against the allowance. - Additional site on a managed server: from ₹2,999 per site per month. Each Managed Server includes up to 3 sites; each further site is billed per month. Managed WordPress: - Managed WordPress: from ₹2,499 ($29) per site per month. One WordPress site on a platform ZenoCloud runs 24/7 (cPanel with WP Toolkit): OS, PHP and database patching, malware scanning with automatic clean-up of known malware, WordPress core security releases, nightly off-server backups with a monthly restore test, staging, caching, free SSL, uptime monitoring and P1 response under 15 minutes for platform incidents. 20 GB NVMe, 2 cores and 4 GB limits. Plugin and theme updates stay with the customer (WP Toolkit Smart Updates) or the WordPress Care add-on. Same price at renewal; free standard move. - Managed WordPress Business: from ₹4,999 ($59) per site per month. Everything in Managed WordPress for busier sites, memberships and small WooCommerce stores: 50 GB NVMe, 4 cores and 8 GB limits, fewer sites per node. - WordPress Care: add-on ₹999 ($12) per site per month. Add-on to Managed WordPress: ZenoCloud runs every WordPress core, plugin and theme update weekly, tested on a copy and rolled back if it breaks; a person checks each failure; monthly report. Includes malware clean-up. - Malware clean-up: add-on ₹4,999 ($59) per site per incident. A person removes malware that automatic clean-up misses and closes the hole on a Managed WordPress site. Free with WordPress Care. Sites hosted elsewhere are quoted. - Longer backups: add-on ₹199 ($3) per site per month. Backups kept 90 days, off the server, for a Managed WordPress site. AWS reviews and operations: - AWS Cost Snapshot: from ₹25,000 ($349) per one-time review - AWS Cost and Reliability Review: from ₹75,000 ($1,250) per one-time review - Managed AWS: from ₹50,000 ($600) per operating scope per month Managed Cloudflare: - Managed Cloudflare: from ₹12,999 ($150) per one business website per month. Cloudflare subscription is billed separately. Additional websites, incident work, custom Workers, application fixes, server fixes and major migrations are quoted separately. - Additional website (Cloudflare zone): from ₹6,999 per zone per month. Each further website or zone under the same Managed Cloudflare account. - Incident response beyond the first hour: from ₹25,000 per incident. The first incident hour each month is inside the plan. VAPT and penetration testing: - Vulnerability Assessment: from ₹25,000 per engagement. One web application or up to 10 IPs, with one retest. - Penetration Test: from ₹1,49,000 per engagement. Web, API and infrastructure scope, tested manually, with two retests. - Continuous Security: from ₹3,50,000 per programme per year. Scoped per estate. Programmes run from ₹3,50,000 to ₹7,00,000 a year.