E2E Networks

Indian cloud infrastructure provider listed on the National Stock Exchange, selling CPU and GPU compute by the minute with published hourly rates.

www.e2enetworks.compricingdocs

A listed cloud, priced by the minute.

Classification

Categories: Virtual Private Servers
Operating system: Self-managed
Use cases: AI and LLM apps, Data pipelines, Web apps, API backends, Background jobs and queues
Audience: Startups, Small and medium businesses, Enterprises, Education and research, Government and public sector

Tech stack

Runtimes: Anything, Docker
Shell: Root shell
GPU: Instances

Pricing

Pricing model: Per hour3
Entry price: $150 to $500 a month 4
Typical ceiling: $500 to $1,500 a month4
Currencies: INR, USD 3
Billed: Hourly, Monthly, Yearly4
Free tier: None

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E2E Networks is registered in New Delhi and listed on India’s National Stock Exchange under the ticker E2E, which puts the financials behind the infrastructure on public record. It holds MeitY empanelment, the Indian government’s approval for public-sector cloud purchasing.

The catalogue has shifted towards accelerated computing. GPU instances are billed by the minute against published hourly rates, alongside conventional cloud compute, backup and managed infrastructure. Monthly and annual commitments are offered below the on-demand rate, and volume or enterprise pricing goes through a sales conversation rather than a page.

Worth knowing

Data-centre regions are named nowhere the company publishes. The pricing page, the about page and the documentation all omit them, and the “countries served” page counts countries of customers rather than of facilities. Anyone with a latency or residency requirement has to establish it separately, and no regions are recorded here.

Identity

Founded: 20092
Reach: ↓458 1
Ownership: Publicly listed 2
Status: Active

Deployment

Deployment: Control panel

Regions and law

Headquarters: India2

Sources

2026-09-07: Reach
majestic.com/reports/majestic-million
2026-08-01: Founded, Headquarters, Ownership
www.e2enetworks.com/about-us
2026-08-01: Pricing model, Currencies
www.e2enetworks.com/pricing
2026-08-02: Entry price, Typical ceiling, Billed
www.e2enetworks.com/us/pricing

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