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Units?
1 unit = 8 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 50 GB storage
VRAM is billed fractionally each 8 GB = 1 unit
1 unit = €3 / day
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Cost per desktop / day
€3
Total cost?Cost per desktop * number of desktops.
€3
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Four ways to pay for DaDesktop
Most popular
Public Cloud
Pay only for the days a desktop actually runs. No commitment, no idle costs.
From €3 / desktop / day
Weekend Price: €0.25
- 8 GB RAM, 8-core CPU, 50 GB SSD
- +€3 per extra 8 GB / 8 cores / 50 GB
- +€1 a day for Windows, or free with your own licence
- Billed per calendar day, not per hour
Private Server
A whole server to yourself, so your cost stays fixed no matter how many desktops you run.
From €10 / day
- Unlimited desktops within the server's capacity
- No per-unit or per-desktop counting
- Predictable monthly spend
- Sizing agreed with our team
Reseller & Volume
Discounts for partners integrating, reselling or buying DaDesktop at scale.
Up to €0.10 / desktop / day
- Integrate DaDesktop into your own product
- Resell under your commercial terms
- High-volume purchasing
- Discounts for larger volumes
On-Premise
Run DaDesktop inside your own data centre, on your own hardware and network.
From €6 / core
- Deployed on your infrastructure
- Data never leaves your environment
- Priced per CPU core
- Suits regulated and air-gapped setups
Not sure which option fits? Contact Us
Course Offerings
For Public Cloud and Reseller plans, course costs are invoiced to the Organization Owner. Billing is determined by the number of users who set up desktops during the course period.
Trainer Scenarios
- When a Trainer is added to a course, the invoice goes to the Organization Owner.
- Conversely, if the Trainer initiates the course creation, they will be directly billed.
- In summary, billing responsibility falls on the Organization Owner of the specific course instance that was created.
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