A stable execution identity
Your eligible VM address becomes your private exit IP, or ServLoci assigns a dedicated IPv6 when the network supports it.
Your private execution lane
One stable identity.
A working stack around it.
Use your own free VM, choose a scheduled cloud worker, or let us manage the complete runtime. ServLoci gives each customer a controlled exit identity, simple code execution, and an upgrade path to ledger, analytics, and backtesting.
- Dedicated customer allocation
- Managed provisioning available
- Usage-linked managed pricing
What · why · how
The missing operating layer between your code and the cloud.
A cheap VM gives you a machine. ServLoci turns that machine into a private, observable execution lane with a known exit identity and a clear path to managed trading infrastructure.
Install once, authenticate privately
IP Manager enrolls the machine, records its network facts, and keeps a health heartbeat. Connect from your PC, notebook, or a compatible mobile client.
Less operational uncertainty
Know which machine and IP execute each job. Add scheduling, logs, recovery, and managed compute only when you need them.
Allocated to the customer
The access token and IP allocation are private to the approved customer scope—not an anonymous public proxy or a shared cloud console.
Bring your own VM
ServLoci IP Manager
Install IP Manager on an eligible customer-owned or free-tier instance. Code running through that VM uses its provider-assigned public IP as the customer's exit IP. When IPv6 is available and compatible, ServLoci can allocate and configure a dedicated IPv6 identity as well.
₹200/ monthor ₹2,400 / year
Complete KYC to activate- 01
Enroll
Generate a private, short-lived installation command for the chosen VM.
- 02
Identify
ServLoci records the installation, provider, architecture, IPv4/IPv6, version, and health.
- 03
Connect
Authenticate from a PC, hosted notebook, or compatible mobile app and use the VM's IP as the exit.
- 04
Control
Revoke an installation or upgrade to scheduled and fully managed compute without exposing ServLoci's provisioning systems.
Scope: ₹200/month covers IP Manager enrollment, installation inventory, heartbeat health, and the approved private connection layer. It is not full server administration or the separate fully managed opaque appliance. The customer remains responsible for the VM account, provider bill, OS access, and provider terms. IP Manager cannot make a dynamic provider address static; reserve the correct address with the provider when persistence is required.
Two separate stacks
Infrastructure first. Trading tools on top.
The layers are deliberately separate: a customer can provision a reliable runtime without adopting ServLoci's trading modules.
Stack 01Available
Infrastructure Stack
Managed network identity and compute for your own code.
- Dedicated static IPv6 or provider-assigned static public IP
- Managed AWS, Oracle-eligible, DigitalOcean, or Vultr runtime
- Python-ready instance sized for notebooks, scheduled jobs, and execution cycles
- Timed instance start and stop around your operating window
- Delegated deployment, process control, status, and logs—without provider credentials
- Up to 20 distinct ServLoci IPv6 egress identities on an eligible managed instance
Stack 02Separate product
Trading Stack
Trading-domain services that run on top of Stack One or another compatible runtime.
- Order and fill ledger with reproducible event history
- Portfolio, exposure, execution, and performance analytics
- Historical-data workflows and strategy backtesting
- Paper and live execution engines with broker adapters
- Trade Station workflows for customer-defined notebooks and recurring trade cycles
- Activated separately; its managed infrastructure follows the usage-based pricing formula
Family infrastructure capacity is not broker approval.Up to 20 distinct IPv6 identities can be configured on an eligible managed instance, but each family member needs a separate allocation, separate broker authentication, and any relationship/KYC approval required by that broker. The limit is technical capacity, not a promise that a broker will accept 20 accounts or addresses.
Transparent managed pricing
Start small. Pay for the footprint you use.
We begin with the smallest working stack and expand capacity only when the workload requires it. Every bill separates eligible infrastructure consumption from ServLoci's management effort.
Monthly price = max(₹1,000, eligible infrastructure cost × 1.30)
What the managed fee can cover
- IP allocation and network policy
- Python workload sizing and instance or scheduled-worker management
- Timed start/stop and lifecycle operations
- Delegated deployment, run, status, health, and log controls
- Infrastructure support and recovery workflow
Billing boundary: the 30% management-effort fee applies to eligible metered infrastructure cost. Statutory taxes, broker fees, exchange or market-data subscriptions, and separately licensed third-party software are additional when applicable.
The access model
Delegated controls outside. Serious orchestration inside.
ServLoci's provisioning SDK and provider automation remain internal. Customers receive delegated installation, connection, deployment, run, status, log, and lifecycle controls for their service—never ServLoci cloud credentials.
01Choose
Your VM, static IPv6, Spot schedule, or provisioned instance.
02Authenticate
A private customer token connects the approved machine or application.
03Execute
Run custom code within the agreed resource and network boundary.
04Observe
See installation health, lifecycle status, and logs.
Your delegated access
Your code package, approved start command, schedule, process lifecycle, connection tokens, and visible status or logs through the ServLoci control surface.
What ServLoci controls
Cloud accounts, host images, patching, network policy, instance lifecycle, metering, and recovery.
What is not provided
ServLoci-managed workers do not include SSH, root access, provider credentials, provider console, nested virtualization, or arbitrary host administration. IP Manager customers retain access to their own VM.
Custom code boundary
Jobs run in a resource-limited worker environment. Supported runtimes, packages, egress destinations, and persistent-storage limits will be published before general availability.
Mutual growth
Infrastructure discipline usually reserved for much larger operators.
Our product ambition is to build an infrastructure and execution layer ahead of what 99.9% of individual consumers use: stable identity, controlled lifecycle, observable execution, and a measured path from one working process to a complete trading stack.
Our intentHelp every customer pursue an increasingly healthy, “green” portfolio through better tools, reliable operations, and disciplined measurement.
Our promiseShow consumption and management effort separately, expose limitations honestly, and grow the stack only when it creates customer value.
The boundary“99.9%” is a product ambition, not an audited ranking or a return claim. No infrastructure, execution layer, or trading software can guarantee profit, a green portfolio, or outperformance. Capital is at risk.
Decision table
The tradeoff, without the sales fog.
| Choice | Compute | Availability model | Direct server access | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IP Manager | Your VM | Customer/provider uptime | Yes—your own VM | Free-tier or existing VM |
| Static IPv6 | Your machine | Your runtime determines uptime | Not applicable | Existing compute |
| AWS Spot worker | Scheduled, metered | Interruptible; launch depends on capacity | No | Restart-safe trading jobs |
| AWS managed instance | Scheduled or always on | Persistent On-Demand instance | No | Stateful or 24×7 workloads |
| Small / free-tier VM | Provider-dependent | Capacity, architecture, and idle policies vary | No | Lightweight services |
Pricing basis · checked 14 August 2026
Provider cost is an input—not the retail promise.
ServLoci prices cover the agreed allocation, orchestration, managed runtime, metering, logs, patching, and support. Provisioning automation is internal. These are ServLoci service prices—not the underlying provider's list price. Each customer receives the applicable provider and IP policy before activation.
AWS public IPv4AWS lists $0.005 per public IPv4 address-hour, whether in use or idle.Official source ↗AWS Spot riskSpot capacity can be reclaimed and must be treated as interruptible.Official source ↗DigitalOcean DropletsBasic list prices start at $4/month; the 1 GiB plan is listed at $6/month.Official source ↗Vultr Cloud ComputeProvider plan and region are verified again before a customer quote.Official source ↗Oracle Always FreeEligible shapes are home-region and capacity dependent; Oracle documents idle-instance reclamation criteria.Official source ↗Oracle public IP typesReserved and ephemeral public IPs have different lifetime behavior; persistence requires the right allocation type.Official source ↗Market-risk boundaryInfrastructure and execution tools do not assure investment returns. SEBI cautions investors about promises of assured or unusually high returns.Official source ↗
Fee boundary: managed service starts at ₹1,000/month. Above the minimum, eligible metered infrastructure is charged at cost plus a 30% ServLoci management-effort fee. Statutory taxes and direct third-party charges—including broker, market-data, exchange, and separately licensed software fees—are additional.
Relationship: AWS, Oracle, DigitalOcean, and Vultr are infrastructure suppliers for the described options. ServLoci is the reseller and service operator. Customers contract with and pay ServLoci, receive no direct provider access, and should not infer provider endorsement. Provider names and marks belong to their respective owners.
Your lane, your pace