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Ace Cloud Hosting Desktop as a Service vs Inuvika OVD Enterprise

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FactAce Cloud Hosting Desktop as a ServiceInuvika OVD Enterprise
Data protectionThe DaaS page lists 30-day automatic backups, and its pricing page says the displayed plan costs include 30 days of rolling server backup.Data Air Locking keeps applications and data centralized in the datacenter while processing remains on the server.
DeploymentThe pricing page identifies the offered VDI as Citrix Cloud and says Ace is a Citrix partner.OVD Enterprise can be installed on premises or in public or private clouds.
HeadquartersPompano Beach, Florida, United StatesToronto, Ontario, Canada
ProductAce Cloud Hosting offers managed, hosted virtual desktops as a Desktop as a Service solution for businesses and remote teams.OVD Enterprise delivers Windows and Linux applications and virtual desktops to any device or HTML5 web browser.
SupportAce advertises 24x7 support through calls, chat, and email, including weekends and holidays.Standard support is included with all subscriptions, with premium support available for mission-critical deployments.

Ace Cloud Hosting Desktop as a Service plans

  • Enterprise (Team Desktops)$352.19 a month
  • SMB (Team Desktops)$417.85 a month
  • Startup (Team Desktops)$669.06 a month
  • Light Workload (Dedicated Desktops)$1,114.56 a month
  • Heavy Workload (Dedicated Desktops)$1,676.16 a month
  • Custom CloudPriced on request

Inuvika OVD Enterprise plans

  • 5 Year Subscription$7.50
  • 3 Year Subscription$8.55
  • 1 Year Subscription$114 a year
  • Desktop as a Service (DaaS)Priced on request

Pick Ace Cloud Hosting Desktop as a Service if…

It suits businesses and remote teams that need hosted Windows or Linux desktops, including users working on CAD/CAM, development and testing, video editing, or remote learning. GPU desktops are available for graphics-intensive listed workloads.

Pick Inuvika OVD Enterprise if…

It suits organizations that want to deliver Windows or Linux applications and virtual desktops through on-premises or cloud infrastructure. Service providers may also find its multi-tenancy and white-labeling options relevant.

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