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Reserved GPU capacity: −35% and a held seat

For workloads that run every day, reservations stack a further 35% discount on top of prices already 30% under market — H100 SXM drops to $1.031/hr, locked for the term, with capacity guaranteed even when a region runs hot.

Deepest rate

On-demand × 0.65 — roughly 55% under the market median once the 30% floor is stacked in. The cheapest legitimate way to run a permanent GPU.

Capacity held

Reserved capacity is fenced from the on-demand pool. Your deploys never queue, even during launch-week GPU droughts.

Rate locked

Market up or down, your price is signed for the term. Budget a quarter to the dollar.

Billed monthly

No giant upfront invoice: the commitment draws from your crypto-funded balance month by month.

Reserved rates on the big cards

The 3-month figure is the full commitment cost per GPU — compare it with four weeks of your current invoice.

GPUOn-demand ReservedPer month (730 h) 3-month commitAction
B200 $4.204 $2.732 −35% $1,994 $5,983 Reserve
H200 $3.058 $1.987 −35% $1,451 $4,352 Reserve
H100 SXM $1.587 $1.031 −35% $753 $2,258 Reserve
A100 SXM4 $0.583 $0.378 −35% $276 $828 Reserve
L40S $0.466 $0.302 −35% $220 $661 Reserve
RTX 5090 $0.318 $0.206 −35% $150 $451 Reserve

6-month terms take a further −5%, 12-month −10% — quoted per request from the console.

When reserving beats everything

  • Production inference — endpoints with steady traffic 24/7.
  • Training programmes — research groups with a standing compute budget.
  • Render pipelines — studios with a predictable nightly queue.
  • Migration off hyperscalers — an H100 reserved here costs less than a quarter of typical list price.

Rule of thumb: if your utilisation is above ~65%, reserved beats on-demand; below that, stay on-demand or go interruptible.

Need more than 16 GPUs?

Fleet reservations, InfiniBand clusters, custom regions and invoicing conversations live on the enterprise page. Everything is still crypto-settled and still priced from the public sheet.

Median time from ticket to running fleet: 3 business days.

Reserved GPUs: FAQ

Terms live in the terms of service; capacity questions in a console ticket.

How does a reservation work?

You commit to a GPU model and quantity for 3, 6 or 12 months and pay the reserved rate (−35% off on-demand) for the committed hours, drawn from your credit balance month by month — not all upfront. The capacity is held for you: deploys against a reservation never wait.

What if I stop using it halfway through?

The commitment bills for its term whether instances run or not — that is what buys the discount and the held capacity. You can upgrade a reservation to a bigger one at any time; we credit the remainder.

Does the reserved price ever change mid-term?

No. The rate is locked at signature for the entire term, even if market prices — and therefore our on-demand prices — move. Renewal re-prices at the then-current sheet.

Can I reserve multi-node clusters?

Yes — reservations are how most InfiniBand cluster capacity is sold. See the clusters page or open a ticket from the console with your target topology; provisioning takes 1–3 days.

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