gpu.nz

gpu.nz is a Russian-language service for renting NVIDIA GPU servers by the minute. It targets people running Stable Diffusion and ComfyUI, LLM inference, model training and rendering who need short-term access to hardware they do not own.

The catalog lists 102 GPU models across 67 countries, from consumer cards such as the RTX 3060, 3090, 4090 and 5090 to data-center GPUs including the A100, A800 and H100. Prices are shown before launch and locked for the life of the server. Billing is per minute at the hourly rate divided by 60; published starting rates include 7 rubles per hour for an RTX 3060, 24 for an RTX 4090, 136 for an A100 and 326 for an H100. Buyers can choose standard servers or cheaper interruptible servers that run at a bid rate and can be paused when outbid. Disks continue to be billed while they exist, and traffic is billed per gigabyte.

Servers launch in roughly two to five minutes from templates with drivers and CUDA preinstalled, including ComfyUI, Stable Diffusion WebUI Forge, Open WebUI with Ollama, vLLM, PyTorch with Jupyter, Kohya SS and plain Ubuntu with CUDA, or from a custom Docker image. Access is through SSH, secure web links to interfaces, a REST API and the open-source gpunz CLI, along with a Telegram bot.

gpu.nz also runs a hosted MCP server. Without a key, agents can list GPU models, search offers, list templates and estimate VRAM needs; with an API key they can check the balance, create, start, stop and destroy instances, read logs and manage SSH keys. Setup instructions cover Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, Claude Desktop and claude.ai, with confirmation prompts on actions that spend money and a limit of 120 requests per minute per key.

Accounts are prepaid in rubles through Russia's SBP system or cryptocurrency. Low-balance warnings are sent ahead of time, but servers and disks are deleted if funds run out. For Russian-speaking users this is a low-cost alternative to services such as RunPod, Vast.ai or Modal; others will find the language and payment options limiting.