Chessify offers the most secure servers in the chess market. Our platform is built based on the infrastructure of Oracle , which is a mjaor cloud provider and works with several big organizations including the Premier League. All Chessify servers are dedicated per user and use only SSL-certified connections to ensure that all data passed between the web server and browsers remain private and integral.

We are a legal entity and take full responsibility for keeping your data and interest 100% confidential.

Please follow this link for instructions on how to install and use Chessify cloud engines on ChessBase.

Alongside our official webiste , Chessify can be used on the following 3rd-party GUI programs: Chessbase, Fritz, SCID, and ChessOK Aquarium.

Some of Chessify's advantages are:

• The most powerful servers in the chess market (up to 1 BN/s and even more on-demand)
• 100% security and confidentiality (only SSL-certified connections)
• 24/7 technical support
• Available across multiple platforms: ChessBase, SCID, Fritz, and even on the web
• Discounts for big packages
• Up to 100MN/s free server for Stockfish, asmFish, and SugaR
• Only user-dedicated servers

Please visit our blog for a more detailed comparison between Chessify and ChessBase Cloud.

Chessify offers up to 1 Billion NPS cloud servers for the latest version of Stockfish. We can provide even higher speed on demand.

We charge per minute of use. Our servers have different rates and you can pay for them via coins that we give you depending on the package you choose.

Alongside the up to 1BN/s paid servers, Chessify also provides a shared server for unlimited free analyses to all its users with active subscription plans or packages. The analyses can be done with Stockfish, asmFish, or SugaR on the up to 100 MN/s shared server.
If you have a one-time package, you can use the up to 100 MN/s free server for 10 minutes per move. However, if you're subscribed to any of our plans, you can analyze each move on the free server indefinitely (without the limit of 10 minutes/move). The system, however, will check if you’re online every 10 minutes via a pop-up message which you need to click on to keep the analysis running.