GPU servers with one whole NVIDIA card each.

Each plan passes one NVIDIA card through to the server, beside dedicated vCPUs and an NVMe disk. Every plan includes 20 TB of traffic a month, and runs in Milan and Riga.

From €499.00 a month

Features

Cards for training, tuning and inference.

  • A whole card, passed through

    Each card belongs to one server through PCIe passthrough, with no slicing and no neighbours. All of its memory is yours.

  • Three cards

    The L4 for inference and video, the L40S for fine-tuning and rendering, and the H100 for training large models.

  • Driver and CUDA installed

    The Ubuntu and Debian GPU images carry the NVIDIA driver, CUDA and the container toolkit. Your own image works as well, with your own driver.

  • Reached from every region

    The private network brings the cards to the rest of a project. Riga is 5 ms from Tallinn, and Milan 9 ms from Vienna.

  • Snapshots between runs

    Snapshot the disk when a run ends and delete the server. Create it again from the snapshot for the next run.

  • GPU node pools

    Add GPU servers to a Kubernetes cluster as a node pool, with the NVIDIA device plugin set up for you.

Pricing

Three plans, one card each.

Each plan’s card, its hourly rate and the most a month of it costs. Every plan includes an IPv4 address, an IPv6 /64 and 20 TB of traffic.

GPU servers

PlanGPUvCPUMemoryNVMe diskAn hourA month, at most
g-l4NVIDIA L4 24 GB848 GB300 GB€0.7900€499.00
g-l40sNVIDIA L40S 48 GB1696 GB600 GB€1.4900€949.00
g-h100NVIDIA H100 80 GB24192 GB1200 GB€2.7900€1,799.00

GPU servers run in Milan and Riga. Each further TB of outbound traffic costs €1.00.

Code

A card in one command.

Create a GPU server like any other, with a GPU plan and a region that holds the cards.

  • The NVIDIA driver and CUDA in place from the first boot.
  • Volumes for datasets, attached before the job starts.
  • Snapshots of the disk to pick up the next run.
shell
$ lc server create train-1 --plan g-l40s --region it1 \
    --image ubuntu-24.04-nvidia --ssh-key me
Creating train-1 in it1 ... running
IPv4  203.0.113.41
IPv6  2001:db8:4c1::41
$ ssh root@203.0.113.41 nvidia-smi -L
GPU 0: NVIDIA L40S (UUID: GPU-5f1c2a7e-0b9d-4e61-a3c8-2d7e9f04b1a6)

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Questions

Questions about GPU servers.

FAQ
Why only Milan and Riga?
Those two regions are the ones that hold the GPU hosts. The private network reaches them from every other region, so the rest of an application stays where it is.
Can I share one card between servers?
No. Each server gets one whole card, so its memory and compute are never split. Run several models on it with your own scheduler or with Kubernetes.
Does a stopped GPU server cost anything?
Yes. A stopped server keeps its card reserved, so it is billed as running. Take a snapshot and delete the server between runs.

Start with one server and one command.

Choose a region and a plan, and add an SSH key. The server answers SSH 38 seconds after the command, at the price on its spec sheet.

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