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Cloud servers from ₹0.236 an hour.

Excloud runs compute, GPUs, Kubernetes, storage, databases, and networking on hardware we operate directly. The control plane, CLI, and docs are built by the same team that runs the fleet.

Open the console Read the quickstart

$ curl -fsSL https://excloud.dev/install.sh | bash

$ exc compute create --name api-1 \ --instance_type t1a.micro --wait

✓ running api-1 · 2 vCPU · 1 GiB · mum-1a

per hour
₹0.236
per day × 24 h
₹5.66
per month × 720 h
₹169.92
Hourly VM metering, shown from the same rate used by the billing system.
₹0.236/hr smallest VM, 2 vCPU
99.5% instance SLA, in writing
₹1/GiB egress, same rate at any volume
₹0 ingress and IPv6, always

Run it by asking

Point a coding agent at the CLI and tell it what you want.

The install line up top drops the exc CLI and an Excloud skill for Claude Code and pi. The agent inspects first, shows the commands it plans to run, and uses the same CLI a human would.

  • Drives the real exc CLI: VMs, security groups, public IPs, volumes, snapshots, Kubernetes, buckets, secrets, billing.
  • Works with Claude Code and pi today, plus any agent that reads the open skills spec.
  • Read-only inspection comes first. Billable and destructive actions require confirmation.

Read the agent guide

pi · excloud-cli skill
$ pi "create a t1a.micro with my ssh key,
       reserve a public IP, allow HTTP"

→ exc compute key list
→ exc securitygroup create --name web-1
→ exc securitygroup rule create
→ exc compute create --instance_type t1a.micro --wait
→ exc compute publicip reserve
→ exc compute publicip associate

✓ running   web-1 · 2 vCPU · 1 GiB · mum-1a

$ pi "now delete web-1"
  this terminates web-1 and releases its public IP.
  confirm? (y/N)

Products

The core services are ready from one control plane.

Compute, storage, DNS, secrets, streams, databases, Kubernetes, and GPUs share the same account model, CLI, API, and documentation.

Billing

Metering is visible before you launch.

Product pages show the billing unit beside the operational details: instance type, storage size, request class, public IP, or data transfer. Stop a VM and the VM meter stops with it.

Read compute billing docs

ItemSpecRate
t1a.micro VM 2 vCPU · 1 GiB ₹0.236/hr
m1a.large VM 2 vCPU · 8 GiB, dedicated ₹1.889/hr
Block storage NVMe ₹4/GB·mo
Object storage S3-compatible ₹1.30/GiB·mo
Egress flat, no tiers ₹1/GiB
Ingress any volume free

Operational details

Platform behavior should be easy to verify.

Network policy is documented

Public IPv4, IPv6, ingress, and egress behavior are documented in the networking docs, with the same units used by the API.

Open interfaces

Storage speaks S3. Kubernetes is plain Kubernetes with an admin kubeconfig. Databases run engines you already know. The platform is designed around interfaces teams already operate.

Operator-owned support

The people answering support are close to the systems underneath: compute, storage, network, API, CLI, and console.

Get started

Launch a small VM and inspect the platform.

Create a t1a.micro, attach a security group, reserve an IP, and read the instance logs from the CLI. Delete it when you're done; the VM meter stops when the instance stops.

Open the console Quickstart guide

$ curl -fsSL https://excloud.dev/install.sh | bash