Cloudzy Desktop as a Service vs Infosaic Cloud Virtual Desktop

Cloudzy Desktop as a Service provides a Windows desktop hosted on a server and reached through an RDP client. Files, applications, and settings remain on that server, with persistent storage, an always-on desktop, administrator access, and multi-monitor support through compatible clients. Cloudzy lists AMD EPYC processors, DDR5 memory, NVMe storage, and 40 Gbps uplinks. Connections are supported from Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android devices. Named uses include remote work, development, secure browsing, legacy Windows applications, thin-client replacement, and travel workstations; examples include Office, browsers, VS Code, Git, and Docker. The service advertises 13 regions, typical latency below 20 ms in North America and Europe, a 99.95% uptime SLA, 24/7 human support, and provisioning in 60 seconds. Pricing is from $6.95/mo; no free plan or trial is listed.

Infosaic Cloud Virtual Desktop provides a Windows 11 computer hosted in the cloud, accessed through a browser or a standard Remote Desktop client. Each desktop runs as its own virtual machine with allocated memory and virtual cores, and remains running after disconnection so files, programs, and settings persist between sessions. Every plan includes a Windows 11 license, administrator rights, a dedicated public IP, unmetered traffic, and 24/7 support. Light costs $11.95/mo and includes 3 GB RAM, 4 virtual cores, an 80 GB system drive, and a 10 GB data drive. Basic is $18.95/mo, Standard is $30.95/mo, and Advanced is $49.95/mo, with different resource allocations. Company accounts can use an included private cloud network and request copies of a configured gold image from support; replication is arranged by staff. Each desktop is licensed for one interactive user at a time. Plans have no contract or minimum term, but Infosaic does not provide a formal SLA with contractual credits. Access is available from Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows.