India’s small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are undergoing a massive shift—digitizing processes that were once confined to ledgers, excel sheets, and USB drives. At the center of this transformation is Tally, the country’s most trusted accounting software, now being accessed via the Cloud.
With over 7 million users, Tally is no longer just a desktop-based solution. Businesses today need real-time, secure, and remote access to accounting data—whether they're working from office branches, factories, or home setups. That’s where Tally on Cloud steps in.
But one major question lingers for most businesses before making the switch:
What does Tally Cloud cost, and is it worth it for my team?
This blog breaks down Tally Cloud pricing in detail—what you're paying for, what affects the cost, and why it's becoming a smart investment for businesses that want flexibility, security, and efficiency in their accounting operations.
Let’s get the basics straight.
Tally on Cloud refers to hosting your licensed version of Tally ERP (like TallyPrime) on a cloud server, enabling access over the internet. No need for installation on each machine. You and your team can access it from anywhere—just like Gmail or Google Drive—but in a secure, private setup.
Anywhere access to your Tally software
Zero data loss with automatic cloud backups
Reduced hardware dependency
Multi-user access without LAN setup
Better speed and uptime, even on low-end devices
And the best part? You still use your same Tally license—just now on a cloud-hosted platform that takes care of the rest.
When it comes to Tally Cloud pricing, it’s not just about buying a server and installing the software. There are multiple components bundled into your monthly or annual cost. Let’s break it down:
At the core of Tally Cloud hosting is the server—a virtual machine running Windows (because Tally requires it). Your pricing depends heavily on:
CPU & RAM size (e.g., 2 vCPU with 4 GB RAM for small teams, 4 vCPU/8 GB RAM for multi-branch usage)
Storage capacity (most plans include 20 GB–100 GB SSD)
Performance tier (shared vs dedicated cloud)
Estimated monthly price for base server: ₹1,000 – ₹2,000
Premium setups (for 10+ users): ₹3,000 – ₹6,000+
Providers like Cyfuture Cloud offer customized plans so you only pay for the resources you actually need—not a bloated package with features you’ll never use.
Most Tally Cloud plans are sold on a per-user or concurrent user basis. So if you have a team of five accountants accessing the system simultaneously, your pricing adjusts accordingly.
1–3 users: ₹500–₹800/user/month
5–10 users: ₹400–₹600/user/month (volume discounts apply)
Look for providers that allow you to add or remove users dynamically—ideal for growing businesses or seasonal usage.
Data loss is a nightmare no business wants to face. That’s why secure Tally hosting includes:
Automated daily backups
Role-based access control
SSL encryption
Firewall protection
Disaster recovery setup (optional add-on)
These features often come bundled, but for enhanced security (like geo-redundant backups), expect an additional ₹300–₹800/month depending on your plan.
Cyfuture Cloud includes ISO-certified data security measures, which is a big win for firms dealing with sensitive financial data.
You don’t want to get stuck with a cloud solution that breaks during tax season. Good Tally Cloud hosting includes:
24x7 support
Free migration help
OS patching & server monitoring
Weekly health checks
Most support-inclusive plans cost ₹500–₹1,000/month, depending on SLA levels. Managed hosting is especially important if you don’t have an in-house IT team.
Like most cloud services, you can choose to pay monthly, quarterly, or annually. Annual plans usually come with a 10–20% discount.
Example: ₹700/user/month on a monthly plan
Drops to ₹600/user/month if billed annually
This flexibility helps businesses budget efficiently while reducing long-term IT infrastructure costs.
Let’s make this even simpler with example setups:
1 user, basic access
2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 40 GB SSD
Daily backup
Basic support
Cost: ₹1,200–₹1,500/month
7 users
4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 100 GB SSD
Backup + disaster recovery
24x7 support
Cost: ₹5,000–₹7,000/month
20+ users, multi-location access
8 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 200 GB SSD
Role-based access, geo-redundant backup
Dedicated support with SLAs
Cost: ₹15,000–₹20,000/month
This is where Cyfuture Cloud excels—offering tailor-made enterprise hosting that scales with your accounting operations across cities and business verticals.
At first glance, Tally Cloud might seem like an additional monthly cost. But compare it with the hidden expenses of desktop-based usage:
Hardware failures and replacements
IT manpower for updates and troubleshooting
Lack of real-time access (especially painful during audits or GST filings)
Data loss due to local backups
In contrast, cloud-based Tally hosting gives you:
Anytime, anywhere access
Lower IT overhead
High uptime
Better data security
Easier team collaboration
It’s not just about moving your software to the cloud—it’s about future-proofing your accounting process.
Among the growing crowd of Tally hosting providers, Cyfuture Cloud stands out with:
Tier-III certified data centers in India (Noida, Jaipur, Chennai)
99.99% uptime SLA
Affordable, scalable pricing plans
One-click user addition/removal
Indian billing and GST-compliant invoicing
Free onboarding and data migration
They also offer cloud hosting for other ERP and CRM tools, so you can centralize your digital infrastructure.
When estimating your Tally Cloud pricing, the real question isn’t just “how much does it cost?” It’s:
“What value am I getting for what I’m paying?”
From solo accountants to large-scale enterprises, Tally Cloud is a solution that delivers agility, data security, and cost transparency. And with providers like Cyfuture Cloud, you’re not just renting server space—you’re investing in a reliable, managed environment that supports growth, compliance, and remote work culture.
So before the next fiscal year rolls in, ask yourself: Is your accounting still stuck in one location? Or is it time to go cloud-first—with Tally?
Let’s talk about the future, and make it happen!
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