Sundancæ Research Inc.
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On-demand compute

Start a GPU, run the job, shut it down. Billing is per second with a 60-second minimum. There is no term, no reservation fee and no penalty for stopping early.

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On-demand free now
Scheduler pool, both sites
Live
Instance
In use
Free
H100 PCIe 80GB
InfiniBand
84%
11
A100 PCIe 80GB
InfiniBand
69%
22
L40S 48GB
100 GbE
47%
39
RTX 4090 24GB
25 GbE
34%
58
RTX A6000 48GB
Multi-site
55%
28
Median schedule < 2 min
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60s
Minimum billable session
<2 min
Median time to a free on-demand GPU
0
Term or reservation fee
Both sites
One account across the fleet
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Pick a SKU, a mode and a run length

Illustrative USD before tax. Spot is typical, not a guarantee. Reserved discounts are the published 18 / 24 / 28 / 31% schedule.

Instance
How you pay
Estimate · $2.19/GPU-hour
$420
8× H100 PCIe 80GB for 24 hours on on-demand. Illustrative, USD, before tax. Spot is typical, not a guarantee.
Per hour
$17.52
Per day, 24h
$420
30-day continuous
$12614
This run
$420
Reserved discounts are off the public on-demand rate (18 / 24 / 28 / 31%). In-region transfer is included. NVMe and object storage are extra.
In practice

How this actually runs

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.

When it fits

Built for work that does not need a lock

Tests and prototypes

Spin up an H100 or L40S to validate a model, a shader or a pipeline step. Tear it down when you have the answer.

Burst rendering

A sequence that would take a workstation overnight can run across free L40S and 4090 nodes for a few hours, then stop.

Inference spikes

Keep a small reserved baseline and overflow onto on-demand when traffic jumps. Same images, same network.

Signal

Illustrative week · GPU-hours consumed

Reserved
On-demand
Spot
52h39h26h13h0h
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
How to read it
Reserved holds a floor. On-demand absorbs burst. Spot only appears when the pool has leftover cards after 18:00. Hover a point for the exact value. These series are illustrative of how the product behaves, not a live feed from your account.
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What changes when you change the commercial model

On-demandReservedSpotBare metal
TermNone1–12 monthsNone1–12 months
PricePublic $/hr18–31% off~70% off typicalReserved + isolation
Kill / reclaimYou stop itYou stop it5-minute noticeYou stop it
SLABest effort99.9% on 6–12 moNone99.9% + 24/7
IsolationHypervisorHypervisorHypervisorSingle tenant
Good forBurst, testsSteady baselineCheckpoint batchTrain / prod inference
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Published SKUs, both sites

Full table including reserved discount math lives on Pricing. Spot is typical. Fabric is InfiniBand at InfiniBand fabric, or 100 GbE (25 GbE on smaller cards) depending on the SKU.

InstanceSiteVRAMCPU / RAMFabricOn-demandSpot typ.
H100 PCIe 80GBInfiniBand80GB HBM324 / 200 GBInfiniBand$2.19$0.66
A100 PCIe 80GBInfiniBand80GB HBM2e16 / 180 GBInfiniBand$1.24$0.37
L40S 48GB100 GbE48GB GDDR612 / 128 GB100 GbE$0.86$0.26
RTX 4090 24GB25 GbE24GB GDDR6X8 / 64 GB25 GbE$0.41$0.12
RTX A6000 48GBMulti-site48GB GDDR612 / 96 GB25–100 GbE$0.95$0.29
CPU render nodeMulti-site64 / 256 GB25 GbE$0.68$0.20
Billing

What you actually pay

Per-second metering, rounded up to 60 seconds per session
The public hourly rate on the Rentals page - no on-demand surcharge beyond that published price
Data in and out inside the site is included
Persistent NVMe and object storage are optional add-ons, billed separately
If utilisation is steady, reserved capacity is cheaper; we will say so
Questions

Straight answers

No. A single H100 pays the same published rate as sixty-four. Reserved is a published discount schedule, not a sales conversation. If your utilisation is steady we will tell you to reserve instead of running on-demand.
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