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Infosaic Cloud Virtual Desktop vs LoLa Cloud PCs

Infosaic Cloud Virtual Desktop

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LoLa Cloud PCs

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FigureInfosaic Cloud Virtual DesktopLoLa Cloud PCs
Price from$11.95/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYes—
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published411
Spec score · Cloud PC Services7.9 (#11)9.1 (#2)
HeadquartersColumbus, Ohio, United StatesColne, United Kingdom
Intended usersInfosaic describes the service for individual cloud-PC users and company teams needing consistent desktops, including offices, professional practices, seasonal staff and remote contractors.The Team page describes use by studios, creative teams, engineering and CAD workflows, contractors, and project-based users.
ProductThe service provides a fully functioning Windows 11 computer hosted in the cloud, accessed through a browser or standard Remote Desktop client.LoLa Remote Desktop streams a compatible Windows host to a supported device, while Cloud PCs are optional hosted Windows computers.
SupportSupport is included in every plan and is available around the clock by client-portal ticket or email.Support is available through a support form and a community Discord, while paid plans list priority support for Solo and Team.

Plans

Infosaic Cloud Virtual Desktop

  • Light$11.95 a month
  • Basic$18.95 a month
  • Standard$30.95 a month
  • Advanced$49.95 a month

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LoLa Cloud PCs

  • Remote Desktop PersonalFree
  • StarterFree
  • Solo£7 a month
  • Professionals Cloud PC£7.99 a month
  • Remote Desktop Premium$7.99 a month
  • Team£24 a month
  • Creators Cloud PC£27.99 a month
  • Gaming Cloud PC£27.99 a month
  • Cloud PC CreatorsPrice not published
  • Cloud PC GamingPrice not published

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In their own words

Infosaic Cloud Virtual Desktop

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.

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LoLa Cloud PCs

LoLa Cloud PCs offers remote access to a compatible Windows host, with optional hosted Windows computers. LoLa Remote Desktop streams the host to supported devices; apps, files and GPU workloads stay on that host during remote sessions. Client routes include Windows, macOS, iPhone and iPad, Android, Chrome and Raspberry Pi. The maker presents it for professional work, creative production, game development and remote gaming. Listed integrations include Blender, After Effects and Premiere Pro for Creators, plus Steam, Battle.net and Epic for Gaming. Cloud PCs come in hourly or monthly usage-capped packages, and the live shop confirms included usage and current final prices. Listed configurations include a Professionals machine with 2 CPUs and 4 GB RAM but no dedicated GPU, and Creator or Gaming machines with 8 CPUs, 32 GB RAM and dedicated or RTX-powered graphics. Remote Desktop Personal is free for one person’s personal, non-commercial use with their own compatible PC. Remote Desktop Premium is listed at £7.99 per user per month, without Cloud PC hardware. Performance has no universal figure because it depends on several conditions, including host, workload and network path.

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