Cloudzy Desktop as a Service vs MacinCloud

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.

MacinCloud provides remote access to physical Mac servers for development, testing, and other tasks that require macOS. Its listed tools include Xcode, Visual Studio for Mac, Visual Studio Code, and Android Studio. Managed and Dedicated plans can connect through modern HTML5 browsers without a separate remote desktop client; its RDP service supports Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol and up to 4K HDR resolution. Dedicated Server includes full administrator, root, and sudo access, while Pay-As-You-Go and Managed Server do not. Customers must use their own software licenses, and some software may be restricted for licensing, stability, or security reasons. MacinCloud offers hosted runners or agents for Azure Pipelines, Bitbucket, GitHub Actions, GitLab, and TeamCity, and lists Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, and Box for file syncing. Plans include Pay-As-You-Go at $4 a month, Managed Server at $25 a month, and Dedicated Server at $49 a month. A first-time customer can purchase a $0.99 24-hour Managed Server trial; Dedicated Server has no trial.