Pricing
Three things on your bill. That's it.
GPU time, disk and traffic. No setup fees, no hidden extras. All prices exclude VAT.
GPU time
NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000, per GPU
Each GPU includes 16–32 AMD EPYC cores and 96 GB+ of RAM. Minimum reservation is 1 month, paid upfront.
| Commitment | Per GPU / hour | ≈ Per GPU / month | vs. on-demand |
|---|---|---|---|
| On-demandFully booked | €1.30 | Pay per hour | |
| 1 month | €1.20 | €876 | −8% |
| 2 months | €1.15 | €839 | −12% |
| 3 months | €1.10 | €803 | −15% |
| 6 months | €1.00 | €730 | −23% |
| 12 monthsBest price | €0.90 | €657 | −31% |
On-demand is fully booked due to high demand. Only reserved capacity is available right now.
Usage
Disk and traffic
NVMe disk
€0.15 / GB / month
You choose how much you need, 3 TB+ per GPU. Most customers use less than 500 GB, which is €75 per month.
Traffic
€4 / TB
Upload and download both count. On a 2 Gbit/s symmetrical connection with a public IP.
Example
What a typical project costs
A team trains a model for 3 months on 2 GPUs, with 500 GB of disk and 2 TB of traffic.
- GPU: 2 × 3 months × €1.10/h
- €4,818.00
- Disk: 500 GB × 3 months
- €225.00
- Traffic: 2 TB
- €8.00
- Total, excl. VAT
- €5,051.00
Ready to start: verification is usually within 24 hours.
The alternative: buying
The same project on your own hardware: 2 GPUs of workstation power at full load for 3 months. Afterwards the machine keeps running at half load until it's replaced after 5 years.
- Hardware: 2 × €20,000
- €40,000.00
- Electricity, project: 1.65 kW × 2,190 h
- €664.88
- Electricity, half load: 0.825 kW × 41,610 h
- €6,316.40
- Expected cost after 5 years of use, excl. VAT
- €46,981.28
Plus 4–6 weeks of waiting for the hardware to arrive before training can even start.
Renting costs €5,051 and starts within a day. Buying costs €46,981 and starts in 4–6 weeks. Over the machine's 5-year life, that's 9× more.
Power: 2 GPUs draw about 1.2 kW at full load; with CPU, RAM and cooling the whole system needs about 1.6–1.7 kW, running 24/7. Half load = 50% of that. Electricity price: Eurostat, EU average for non-household consumers, 2nd half of 2025, excl. VAT.
Example 2: daily use
One GPU, 8 hours a day, every working day.
An employee who uses a 1-GPU workstation 8 hours a day, 250 working days a year. That's 2,000 hours a year, on-demand at €1.30 per GPU-hour.
On-demand is fully booked right now.
Renting on-demand
- Per year: 2,000 h × €1.30
- €2,600
- Electricity
- €0
- 5 years, excl. VAT
- €13,000
Pay only for the hours you work. Nothing upfront.
Buying a workstation
- Hardware, upfront
- €20,000
- Electricity per year: 0.9 kW × 2,000 h × €0.184
- €331
- 5 years, excl. VAT
- €21,656
And after 5 years, most companies replace the machine and start paying again.
Buying only pays off after 8.8 years. Most machines are replaced within 5. Over those 5 years, renting saves you €8,656.
Power: a 1-GPU workstation draws about 0.9 kW at full load, including CPU, RAM and cooling. Electricity price: Eurostat, EU average for non-household consumers, 2nd half of 2025, excl. VAT.
Rent vs. buy
Run your own numbers
1. How many GPUs does your project need?
2. How long is your project?
Pick a reservation period. The longer the period, the lower the price per GPU-hour.
3. How often do you run it?
Compared over the 5 years a bought machine typically lasts.
Your project: 2 GPUs for 3 months
Renting from us
€4,818
Ready within a day · disk & traffic extra
Buying hardwareExpected cost after 5 years of use
€46,981
€40,000 hardware + €665 electricity at full load + €6,316 at half load the rest of the time · 4–6 weeks delivery
Renting saves you
€42,163
Buying costs 9.8× more
€20,000 hardware per GPU · 1.65 kW, full load during projects, half load in between, until replaced at 5 years · €0.184/kWh (Eurostat EU average) · excl. VAT
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