| Plan | vCPUs | Memory | Traffic | Bandwidth | Storage | Monthly Price | Get Now |
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| GPC.MICRO01 | 2 | 2 GB | 1.00 TB | 100 Mbps | 40 GB | ₹560Renews at the same price | |
| GPC.MICRO02 | 2 | 4 GB | 2.00 TB | 250 Mbps | 40 GB | ₹1,040Solo & Small Lab Starter (1–5 users) | |
| GPC.SMALL | 4 | 8 GB | 5.00 TB | 250 Mbps | 80 GB | ₹1,600Recommended for a solo researcher or small lab | |
| GPC.MEDIUM | 4 | 16 GB | 10.00 TB | 500 Mbps | 160 GB | ₹2,640Recommended for a research team (15–30 users) | |
| GPC.LARGE | 8 | 16 GB | 10.00 TB | 500 Mbps | 160 GB | ₹3,200Recommended for departments & publishers | |
| GPC.XLARGE01 | 8 | 32 GB | 30.00 TB | 500 Mbps | 320 GB | ₹6,800University Department Tier (50+ users) | |
| GPC.XLARGE02 | 16 | 64 GB | 60.00 TB | 1000 Mbps | 1024 GB | ₹10,000Enterprise Campus-Wide LaTeX Hub | |
| CPUO-MICRO | 4 | 4 GB | 2.00 TB | 250 Mbps | 40 GB | ₹1,200Fast TeX Live Compiles | |
| CPUO-SMALL | 8 | 8 GB | 5.00 TB | 500 Mbps | 80 GB | ₹1,760Heavy TikZ / pgfplots Compilations | |
| CPUO-MEDIUM | 16 | 32 GB | 10.00 TB | 500 Mbps | 160 GB | ₹7,360Journal Publisher & Batch Thesis Pipeline |
Not the right fit for your Overleaf workflows? Get a full refund within 7 days — no questions asked.
VyomCloud lets you host your own Overleaf, the browser-based, real-time collaborative LaTeX editor researchers use for papers, theses, and journal submissions, without overleaf.com's per-user fees or compile-time caps.
Deploy the open-source Overleaf Community Edition via its official Docker Toolkit on a VyomCloud VPS: unlimited projects, unlimited compile time, and your documents never leaving infrastructure you control. Every plan gives full root access, enough CPU/RAM for concurrent LaTeX compiles, and NVMe storage fast enough that a 40-page thesis with TikZ diagrams compiles in seconds, not minutes.
Self-hosted Overleaf is far more than a LaTeX editor, it's a collaboration platform that lets organizations, institutions, academics, and companies work together on complex documents in real time. Here's how teams put it to practical use.
Rather than buying Overleaf group licenses for every department, the IT team deploys a self-hosted instance on a VyomCloud Publisher/Department plan. Faculty across engineering, physics, and mathematics collaborate on papers and grant proposals on one shared server, with the university's own domain and SSL certificate.
A mid-sized engineering firm needs consistent, professionally typeset technical documents for client proposals but doesn't want proprietary drawings and specifications stored on a third-party SaaS platform. A Research Team plan runs their private Overleaf instance behind the company VPN.
Editors and external authors collaborate directly inside a self-hosted Overleaf instance before content moves to typesetting, with custom journal LaTeX templates installed once and reused across every submission.
With a 200-page thesis full of TikZ diagrams and a large bibliography, the free Overleaf plan's compile-time limit becomes a daily frustration. A Solo & Small Lab VyomCloud VPS removes the timeout entirely and lets an advisor join as an unlimited, free collaborator.
Producing hundreds of pages of formatted problem sets and mock papers every month, an exam-prep publisher moves its writers off individual Overleaf subscriptions onto one shared VyomCloud instance, cutting per-seat costs while keeping every document consistently formatted.
Reviewers and authors submitting camera-ready LaTeX papers for a computer science conference collaborate directly inside a shared Overleaf instance, catching formatting issues before the proceedings go to print, without emailing .tex files back and forth.
Handling findings that can't leave government infrastructure, a public-sector research lab hosts Overleaf entirely on its own network, letting scientists co-author reports and papers without any data touching a third-party cloud.
Every VyomCloud VPS ships with complete root or administrator access, so you can run the Overleaf Toolkit exactly as Overleaf's own documentation specifies, no locked-down control panel getting in the way.
LaTeX compilation is largely single-threaded and CPU-bound. EPYC-powered plans and NVMe SSD storage keep compile times short even on documents with heavy bibliographies, TikZ figures, or custom packages.
Docker and Docker Compose come pre-installed across every plan, making it easy to deploy the official ShareLaTeX, MongoDB, and Redis containers with the Overleaf Toolkit, without dependency conflicts or setup hassles.
Take a full server snapshot before a version upgrade or a TeX Live package install, and roll back in one click if anything breaks. Your projects and MongoDB data stay safe either way.
Your Overleaf instance sits behind VyomCloud's network-level DDoS protection, so a public-facing research portal doesn't become an easy target.
Add as many collaborators, labs, or departments as your server's resources can handle. You're paying for the VPS, not for every extra login.
Start small for a single research group and upgrade vCPU, RAM, or NVMe storage in place as your document library and concurrent-user count grow. No migration required.
For universities and institutions with data-handling policies that require research data to stay within Indian borders, hosting Overleaf on a VyomCloud VPS keeps every manuscript on Indian infrastructure.
Overleaf.com pricing and limits are set by Overleaf and can change — always confirm current figures on Overleaf's own pricing page before comparing.
| Factor | Overleaf.com (SaaS) | Hostinger VPS (Docker template) | Recommended VyomCloud Overleaf Hosting |
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| Pricing model | Per user, per month | Per server | Per server |
| Starting price | Free tier; paid plans from roughly $21/user/month | From ₹599/mo (renews at ₹999/mo) | From ₹560/mo |
| Collaborators / users | 1 on free plan; capped by paid tier | Unlimited (limited by server resources) | Unlimited (limited by server resources) |
| Compile time limit | Restricted on free plan; longer on paid tiers | None, self-hosted | None, self-hosted |
| Data location | Overleaf's own cloud | Your chosen VPS data center | Indian data centers |
| Root / admin access | Not applicable | Full root access | Full root access |
| Custom LaTeX packages | Limited to what Overleaf provides | Install via TeX Live Manager | Install anything via TeX Live Manager |
| Backups | Managed by Overleaf | Automatic weekly backups | On-demand snapshots plus backup add-ons |
| Best for | Individuals wanting zero setup | Small teams wanting a quick one-click deploy | Labs, departments, and institutions wanting India-based hosting with dedicated support |
A single VyomCloud plan supports your whole lab or department, adding the twentieth collaborator costs nothing extra.
AMD EPYC processors and NVMe SSD storage across every plan mean LaTeX compiles stay fast even as your project library grows.
Follow Overleaf's own Docker Toolkit documentation line-for-line, no restricted control panel standing between you and your server.
Institutions with data residency or confidentiality requirements can keep every manuscript on Indian infrastructure instead of a foreign SaaS platform.
A guaranteed uptime commitment so your lab's writing and submission deadlines are never at the mercy of server downtime.
24/7 expert support with typical response times under 15 minutes helps when a MongoDB replica set or TeX Live install needs a second pair of eyes.
Upgrade vCPU, RAM, and storage in place as your research group, publishing pipeline, or student body expands, no re-platforming.
Trial your Overleaf deployment risk-free before committing long-term.
Deploy a VyomCloud VPS today and have your research team collaborating on LaTeX documents, unlimited collaborators, unlimited compile time, within the hour.
Organizations that can't afford downtime or data exposure choose VyomCloud because reliability isn't optional for them, it's the baseline requirement.
Whether you're running a two-person startup or supporting hundreds of employees, the same infrastructure principles apply — dedicated resources, real backups, and support that responds.
Overleaf hosting means running the open-source Overleaf Community Edition on your own server instead of using the hosted overleaf.com service. It gives you the same real-time collaborative LaTeX editor and compilation engine, without per-user fees or compile-time limits.
The Overleaf Community Edition software itself is free and open-source. The only cost is the server it runs on, a VyomCloud VPS covers the hardware, and deployment uses the official, free Overleaf Toolkit.
Overleaf's own guidance suggests around 2 CPU cores and 3 GB of RAM for basic use with roughly five concurrent users, adding about one core and one GB of RAM for every five to ten additional users. A 4 GB plan comfortably covers a small lab; larger departments should move up to 8 GB or 16 GB tiers.
For an individual researcher or a small lab, the Solo & Small Lab plan (2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM) is enough. Departments or publishing teams with several concurrent users should start at the Research Team or Publisher/Department tier for smoother performance under load.
Basic familiarity with the command line helps, since Overleaf's official Toolkit runs on Docker Compose. Every VyomCloud VPS comes with full root access to install Docker cleanly, and VyomCloud's support team can assist with initial setup if you'd rather not run the deployment steps yourself.
Yes, projects, compiled PDFs, and version history stay entirely on your VyomCloud VPS. Nothing is transmitted to Overleaf's own servers, which matters for institutions with confidentiality or data-residency requirements.