Pricing
No hidden fees. Prices come from the live catalog; shown per hour and billed per second, so you pay only for the time you run.
Pricing types
On-demand
Available nowCatalog price
Rent instantly at the catalog’s hourly price and stop anytime. The most flexible model for jobs of unknown duration.
Interruptible
Coming soon≈ 45% cheaper
Planned pricing model for interruption-tolerant, checkpointed workloads. The job stops on interruption and resumes where it left off.
Reserved
Coming soon≈ 22% cheaper
Planned pricing model that will let you hold a specific GPU for an extended period; capacity is dedicated to you.
Interruptible and reserved pricing types are not on sale yet; the multipliers are planned values. All catalog offers use the on-demand model, shown per hour and billed per second.
Other fees
Disk space added to a rented machine is billed hourly; the fee continues until the machine is destroyed.
When the interruptible pricing type launches, the machine stops on interruption and the workload resumes from checkpoint. Interruption time is not billed.
Pricing FAQ
How are prices formed?+
Prices are calculated by the server. Use the final USD catalog price and the quote created before rental; usage is charged at that contract price.
Why does the price of the same GPU change?+
The catalog is fed by a live marketplace: prices update with provider offers and supply and demand. The table is a point-in-time view of current offers.
When will interruptible and reserved pricing be available?+
These pricing types are not on sale yet; the multipliers are planned values. They will be announced on this page when launched. All current rentals are billed at the on-demand model.
How is TL balance converted to USD?+
Top-ups are processed by our payment processor and you see the exact amount before you pay. Your balance is credited in USD, and rental fees are drawn from it hourly.
How does the disk fee work?+
Additional disk space is billed at $0.00015/GB per hour. When you stop a machine the disk is kept and storage billing may continue; the disk is deleted when the machine is destroyed.