On-demand GPU cloud compute for AI, LLM inference and development
Confidential and open LLM inference for agents, paid per request in USDC
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Based in
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Pricing model
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Pricing
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LLM inference: Models priced per million tokens input and output, ranging from $0.043 to $3.63 for input and $0.22 to $18.15 for output (e.g., Qwen3.8 27B route C: $0.043/$1.375, Kimi K3 route B: $3.63/$18.15). Virtual machines: Starter $0.159-$0.169/hour, Standard $0.318-$0.335/hour, Pro $0.636-$0.
Key features
Live GPU marketplace with real-time capacity and pricing
Wallet-first authorization with fund reservation before compute request
SSH-ready GPU instances with public key access
Serverless inference with supported model catalog and API
Deploy templates for repeatable environments
Scoped developer API for capacity, usage, and inference automation
Support for open-source AI models on GPU instances
Multiple compute regions with dynamic availability
39 available GPU offerings with 7 GPU types
50 serverless models in model catalog
Attested confidential model execution on Intel TDX hardware
Open tier LLM inference without attestation
Price shown before model execution
No account or API key required
Virtual machines for AI swarms by the hour
Phone numbers and calling with metered pricing
Email inboxes with sending allowances
Access via HTTP without signup
416 open source models available
What makes it different
Server-side pricing calculation with transparent customer rates shown before authorization
Wallet-first deployment model prevents surprise charges
Clear operational state and control without opaque claims or sales processes
Flexible deployment options with persistent instances or serverless workflows
Developer-first API with scoped credentials and idempotency keys
Encrypted memory and disk in processor with no company access to keys
Price transparent and settled before request execution
No account signup, payment via wallet address
Automatic enforcement of calling and messaging consent rules