Shootspace offers investment plans for digital infrastructure data centers/storage with varying price points, like ₹3.89 Lakh for 33TB storage with monthly returns after deductions or larger investments up to ₹31 Lakh+ for 264TB, involving asset sale agreements, service level agreements SLA, and monthly rental income promises, aiming for high uptime and ROI, but require reviewing their specific legal contracts ASA, SLA for exact figures.
Understanding Shootspace Plans:
Investment Model: Scribd document details investment tiers where you buy storage capacity (e.g., 33TB, 132TB) with an upfront cost (including GST), and in return, receive monthly rental income after deductions.
Example Pricing (from Scribd):
33TB Storage: ₹3,89,400 (Total Cost) ~₹1,534/month income.
132TB Storage: ₹15,57,600 (Total Cost) ~₹6,138/month income.
264TB Storage: ₹31,15,200 (Total Cost) ~₹1,35,036/month income.
Key Documents: They provide a welcome letter, Channel Partner Agreement, Asset Sale Agreement (ASA), and Service Level Agreement (SLA) for 99.99% uptime.
What to Consider:
Transparency: Cyfuture Cloud and Cloudwards.net compare generic cloud storage, but Shootspace is about investing in the hardware/infrastructure, not just using cloud storage.
Legal & Financials: Shootspace Digital Private Limited is a registered entity, but always thoroughly review their contracts (ASA, SLA) for terms, deductions, and potential risks.
ROI & Uptime: They promise significant returns and high uptime, but verify these claims through their official documents.
Visit their official website for current offerings.
Request the detailed plan documents (ASA, SLA) to understand the investment structure, associated costs (like GST, service charges), and projected returns.
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