Pricing
Cloud pricing built around your workload
DAAKYI Cloud pricing is based on the infrastructure, security, availability, support, and management requirements of each workload. Standardized public cloud packages are being finalized.
How pricing is built
Six products, priced on what actually drives cost
Your proposal itemizes each product against the factors below — so you can see exactly what shapes the number before you commit.
Compute
Virtual machines, GPU and dedicated capacity sized to your workloads.
Pricing factors
- vCPU allocation
- Memory
- Attached storage
- Operating system & licensing
- Availability & resource requirements
Storage
Block, file, object and archive storage in performance tiers.
Pricing factors
- Capacity
- Storage type & tier
- Performance requirements
- Retention
Networking
VPCs, load balancing, VPN and connectivity into the platform.
Pricing factors
- Public IP resources
- Bandwidth
- VPN connectivity
- Connectivity requirements
Cloud Security
Baseline protections are part of the platform; advanced and managed capabilities are scoped per environment.
Pricing factors
- Selected security controls
- Managed security requirements
Backup & DR
Data protection and recovery configured per workload.
Pricing factors
- Protected capacity
- Retention
- Recovery requirements
- Replication requirements
Managed Cloud
DAAKYI engineers operating your environment against an agreed scope.
Pricing factors
- Infrastructure size
- Support level
- Management scope
- Security requirements
- Operational requirements
Share your requirements
Applications, capacity, availability, recovery and management needs.
Architecture & scoping
A cloud architect maps requirements to the six products and any managed services.
Line-item proposal
You receive an itemized proposal. Billing currency and commercial terms are confirmed during scoping.
Pricing FAQ
Get pricing for your environment
Share your workload requirements and a cloud architect will respond within one business day.
You'll talk to an engineer, not a sales script.