Compute you rent, on hardware we own

A rental on Sundancæ is a physical GPU at one of our sites, billed by the second on a rate card you can read without a sales engineer. On-demand is the general pool: you start a node, you stop it, you pay for the seconds it ran with a sixty-second minimum. There is no reservation fee and no penalty for leaving early. If the SKU is free, median time to a schedulable card is under two minutes.

Reserved takes those same cards out of the pool for a term. The discount is published - 18% at one month, 24% at three, 28% at six, 31% at twelve - not a private SKU. After the first month you can cancel with thirty days’ written notice. Monitoring is included. Six- and twelve-month reserved and all bare metal carry a 99.9% uptime SLA and 24/7 on-call.

Bare metal is the whole machine, single-tenant, no hypervisor. You install the OS. Direct PCIe to the GPUs, with InfiniBand or 100 GbE depending on the SKU. This is what teams use when a training run or a production inference service cannot share a host. A caged rack exists for the few workloads that need physical isolation beyond a tenant boundary; it is quoted, not a checkbox.

Spot is leftover capacity after reserved and on-demand have taken what they need. Typical saving is around 70% off on-demand, with a five-minute interruption notice. If the job checkpoints - PyTorch, JAX, farm tiles with retry, overnight ETL - spot is usually the honest price. If it is a stateful inference frontend, do not use it. Reclaim is real; treat the notice as a kill.

One account covers both sites. Data stays in the site you provision it in. In-region transfer is included. Cross-site copies are explicit. We do not resell hyperscaler capacity and we do not quietly place you on someone else’s cloud when our pool is full - we tell you we cannot schedule you.

Compute used inside an engineering or advertising retainer still invoices at these rates. People are a flat monthly line; GPUs are à la carte. If the job can run on your cloud instead, that line is zero. Volume does not unlock a secret price. The card on Pricing is the card we bill.