Queue-based autoscale
Workers spawn when requests-per-worker crosses your threshold and drain when the queue empties. You set min/max; the default min is zero.
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GPUs · on-demand per hour
Products · serverless
Ship a model, get a URL, pay per second of actual GPU work. Workers scale with queue depth — from zero to dozens and back — at the same fixed prices as everything else: an L40S worker-second costs exactly $0.466/3600.
Workers spawn when requests-per-worker crosses your threshold and drain when the queue empties. You set min/max; the default min is zero.
Model files persist on regional NVMe cache, so scale-up loads from local disk — seconds, not a 40 GB download.
vLLM endpoints speak the OpenAI API; anything else is plain HTTP on your container's port, behind TLS we terminate for you.
Active seconds × fixed price. A burst of 10,000 requests on RTX 5090 workers costs the same whether it takes one worker an hour or twelve workers five minutes.
Endpoints are described declaratively — model, GPU class, scaling window — and managed like any other resource from the console, CLI or API.
$ powergpu endpoint create --name llama8b \
--template vllm --gpu l40s --min 0 --max 8 \
--env MODEL=meta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct
✓ endpoint ep-31c8a2 ready
# https://llama8b-31c8a2.powergpu.io/v1/chat/completions
$ powergpu endpoint stats llama8b
# workers 0→3 (last hour) · p50 342ms · 41,208 req · $1.87
Serverless supports the same catalogue; these three cover most endpoints.
| Worker GPU | VRAM | Good for | Active price | 1M tokens ≈ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RTX 5090 | 32 GB | 7B–14B chat, embeddings, Whisper | $0.318/hr | $0.05–0.15 |
| L40S | 48 GB | 14B–32B models, SDXL/Flux, long context | $0.466/hr | $0.10–0.30 |
| A100 SXM4 | 80 GB | 70B quantized, video models, big batches | $0.583/hr | $0.25–0.60 |
Token costs are illustrative vLLM throughput ranges; benchmark your model with the serving guide.
Per second of active GPU time at the same fixed per-model prices as instances, plus the flat storage rate for your model cache. Scale-to-zero means an idle endpoint costs only its cached weights — a 16 GB model cache is about $1.28/month.
Weights stay cached on NVMe next to the GPUs, so cold starts are load-to-VRAM, not download-from-internet: typically 4–15 s for 7B–13B class models, longer for 70B. Set min-workers to 1 to remove them entirely — you pay for that worker only while it exists.
The vLLM and ComfyUI templates work out of the box (OpenAI-compatible and REST respectively), or bring any Docker image that answers HTTP on a port. Autoscaling watches queue depth per worker.
Steady, saturating traffic is cheaper on a reserved instance you keep busy. Serverless wins for spiky traffic, many small models, or products that sleep at night — pay for requests, not for idle.
Top up in crypto, benchmark us against your current provider. Per-second billing, fixed prices ≥ 30% below market — cancel by just stopping the instance.