Rent a GPU.
Pay by the second.

Explore GPU configurations for training and inference. Live rentals are being prepared; provider availability and pricing will be confirmed before deployment.

  • Billed every second
  • Compare GPU configurations
  • Prepaid billing
  • Disk kept when you stop

Runs the tools you already use

PyTorchHugging FacevLLMComfyUIOllamaJupyterDockerUbuntuCUDA

Three kinds of GPU.
Compare memory and performance.

Pick by memory, speed and price. Every card runs in its own pod with its own disk, and you see the price before anything starts.

Start from the work,
not from a server.

Explore template options for popular workloads. Deployment support and availability are shown in the console.

  • Fine-tuning

    Train a LoRA or a full fine-tune on your own data.

    1. H100 SXM, 80 GB
    2. PyTorch template
    3. Pulls the base model
    4. Trains over SSH
    5. Stops, disk kept
    5 steps · from $3.49/hr
  • Serving an LLM

    An OpenAI-style API in front of an open model.

    1. A100, 80 GB
    2. vLLM template
    3. Loads Llama or Qwen
    4. Answers on port 8000
    5. Billed while up
    5 steps · from $1.59/hr
  • Image and video

    Flux, SDXL and video models in the browser.

    1. RTX 4090, 24 GB
    2. ComfyUI template
    3. Your workflows
    4. Renders in the browser
    5. Outputs on the disk
    5 steps · from $0.74/hr
  • Notebooks

    A GPU behind Jupyter for research and quick tests.

    1. L40S, 48 GB
    2. JupyterLab
    3. CUDA ready
    4. Stop at lunch
    4 steps · from $0.99/hr
Per-second billing

When the job ends,
the meter stops.

A prepaid balance, billed every second a pod runs. A stopped pod costs only its disk, and nothing is charged before you confirm the price.

  • You see the price first. Every deploy shows the hourly rate and how long your balance lasts.
  • Stop means stop. GPU billing ends the second the pod stops. The disk stays for $0.10 per GB a month.
  • No surprise bills. When the balance runs out, pods stop. Retained disks can continue to incur charges.

Clear prices.
No surprises.

Per GPU, per hour, billed by the second. Disk is $0.10 per GB per month. No setup fee and no minimum term.

GPUMemoryvCPU / RAMPer hourPer secondDeploy
H200 SXMLarge models, long context141 GB24 / 256 GB$4.99$0.00139Deploy
H100 SXMTraining and fine-tuning80 GB20 / 200 GB$3.49$0.00097Deploy
H100 PCIeFine-tuning and serving80 GB16 / 180 GB$2.59$0.00072Deploy
A100 80GBTraining and batch jobs80 GB12 / 120 GB$1.59$0.00044Deploy
L40SInference, image and video48 GB12 / 90 GB$0.99$0.00028Deploy
RTX 5090Diffusion and small LLMs32 GB8 / 60 GB$1.09$0.00030Deploy
RTX 4090Stable Diffusion and ComfyUI24 GB8 / 48 GB$0.74$0.00021Deploy
RTX 3090Experiments and learning24 GB6 / 32 GB$0.39$0.00011Deploy

Choosing a card.

For serving language models, memory bandwidth per dollar matters more than the name on the card. For training, memory decides what fits.

How fast the card reads its memory for each dollar you pay per hour. For LLM inference this is the number that tracks tokens per second per dollar. Unit: GB/s per $1/hr.

  1. 01RTX 309024 GB · $0.39/hr0bestDeploy
  2. 02RTX 509032 GB · $1.09/hr0Deploy
  3. 03RTX 409024 GB · $0.74/hr0Deploy
  4. 04A100 80GB80 GB · $1.59/hr0Deploy
  5. 05H200 SXM141 GB · $4.99/hr0Deploy
  6. 06H100 SXM80 GB · $3.49/hr0Deploy
  7. 07L40S48 GB · $0.99/hr0Deploy
  8. 08H100 PCIe80 GB · $2.59/hr0Deploy

Bandwidth: NVIDIA datasheets and product pages (peak, not sustained). Prices: nodest cloud, per GPU per hour.

Which models fit on one GPU

Llama 3.3 70B at 16-bit needs about 168 GB. It needs more than one GPU: deploy a pod with 2 or more.

Estimate for inference: 2 bytes per parameter at 16-bit, 0.5 at 4-bit, plus 20% for context and runtime. Long contexts need more.

Questions.

What happens when my balance runs out?

Running pods stop. Retained disks may continue to incur charges. Add credit and restart the pod from the dashboard.

Can I use my own image?

Choose from the templates available in the deployment form. Custom container images are not currently supported.

How do I connect?

Over SSH with the key from your settings, or in the browser for Jupyter and ComfyUI.

Where are the servers?

Locations depend on the GPU provider and available capacity. Live GPU rentals are being prepared; confirmed locations will be shown during deployment.

Can I reserve GPUs?

Reservations are not currently available. Contact support@nodest.cloud for questions.

Is there a contract?

No. Add credit when you need it and close the account whenever you like.

Prepare your next
GPU workload.

Create an account, add credit, pick a card. Nothing runs, and nothing is billed, until you confirm.

nodest cloud: GPUs by the second