Bid/ask system on your behalf, best available deals at time of purchase.
Pricing uses a bid/ask system across supply from a network of providers.
Allocation prioritizes best available deals at time of purchase.
Published rates are indicative floors; the exact rate is set at allocation. No live per-region tables.
When location affects governance, procurement, or rollout decisions.
If region is optional, pricing-first allocation is appropriate.
Constraints are captured explicitly when location is required.
What gets disclosed is tied to definitions, methodology, and evidence routing.
Uptime targets, definitions, and the conditions that determine availability.
Public status updates, incident timelines, and structured communications.
How validation is performed and which results are disclosed.
Structured request paths for attestations, audits, and supporting documentation.
Verification criteria and baseline requirements for participating providers.
Defined escalation paths, recovery ownership, and incident handling procedures.
Pricing reflects live availability across 40+ providers and shifts based on supply at the time of purchase. A static rate sheet would misrepresent what's actually available. Indicative pricing is shared during initial conversations once we understand your workload and timeline.
Yes. Published from-rates are shown on this page and on the product pages. Your exact rate is confirmed at allocation, and you do not need to sign anything to see the published from-rates.
H100 is available today at the rates shown above. H200 and Blackwell are available on request through sales.
On-demand instances launch in seconds. Reserved clusters target deployment under 6 hours from confirmed requirements. Private cloud timelines depend on procurement and security review windows.
On-demand has no commitment. Reserved capacity is a term commitment.
Best price is prioritized by default. Region constraints are handled via sales when location is a hard requirement.
Yes — assuming resources are available, we can help you migrate to a different allocation plan.
