GPU Instances
The card you asked for, booted in minutes.
H100s and A100s with bare-metal passthrough and NVMe scratch, billed by the second. No reservations, no sales call, no minimum.
$ hp gpu create --card h100 --region bom ✓ booted in 2m14s · nvidia-smi: H100 80GB HBM3 · CUDA 12.4
Mumbai · Singapore · Frankfurt · Virginia
Four cards. Live availability.
What's listed as available boots now. Everything else tells you the queue length instead of pretending.
Same H100 on a major cloud: $4.10/hr. Here: $2.49/hr. Same silicon, same driver.
Pick by workload
80 GB HBM3 and full-card throughput.
Cost-per-token that scales down at night.
48 GB for scenes that don't fit elsewhere.
The cheapest way to find out if the idea works.
Bare-metal passthrough
The whole card, PCIe-attached to your VM. nvidia-smi shows the same numbers the datasheet does.
Per-second billing
Stop the instance and the meter stops with it. A 40-minute fine-tune costs 40 minutes.
NVMe scratch on every size
Local NVMe for datasets and checkpoints, so the GPU is never waiting on a network volume.
Images that just work
Ubuntu with the CUDA toolkit, drivers and container runtime pre-installed. Bring your own Dockerfile or don't.
Fast egress, flat price
Pull models and push artifacts without a surprise line item at the end of the month.
Snapshots & resize
Snapshot a finished environment and bring it back on a bigger card when the job outgrows it.
Questions
Is this a shared or a dedicated GPU?
How does per-second billing work on an hourly price?
What does “in queue” mean?
Can I run multiple GPUs in one instance?
Boot a GPU. Pay for the minutes you use.
From $0.64/hr · Per-second billing · Mumbai · Singapore · Frankfurt · Virginia