gpu.nz Pricing & Plans 2026

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💎2 Paid Plans

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Standard

Hourly rate per GPU

per minute

✓Billed per minute (hourly rate divided by 60)
✓Price locked at launch
✓No charge if a server fails to start
✓Disks billed while they exist, even when stopped

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Interruptible

Bid rate, cheaper than standard

per minute

✓Runs at a bid rate
✓Can be paused if outbid
✓Recommended for checkpointed workloads

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Feature Comparison

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Features	Standard	Interruptible
Billed per minute (hourly rate divided by 60)	✓	—
Price locked at launch	✓	—
No charge if a server fails to start	✓	—
Disks billed while they exist, even when stopped	✓	—
Runs at a bid rate	—	✓
Can be paused if outbid	—	✓
Recommended for checkpointed workloads	—	✓

Is gpu.nz Worth It?

✅ Why Choose gpu.nz

• Per-minute billing with prices locked at launch
• Wide choice from consumer RTX cards to A100 and H100
• Ready-made templates for popular image and LLM stacks
• Well-documented MCP server with spending limited to account balance

⚠️ Consider This

• Site, pricing and support are in Russian and priced in rubles
• Payment limited to Russia's SBP bank transfers or cryptocurrency; company invoices listed as coming soon
• Servers and disks are deleted when the balance runs out, and refunds are given only where required by law

Editorial Assessment of gpu.nz

Listed Strengths

✓Per-minute billing with prices locked at launch
✓Wide choice from consumer RTX cards to A100 and H100
✓Ready-made templates for popular image and LLM stacks
✓Well-documented MCP server with spending limited to account balance

Listed Limitations

⚠Site, pricing and support are in Russian and priced in rubles
⚠Payment limited to Russia's SBP bank transfers or cryptocurrency; company invoices listed as coming soon
⚠Servers and disks are deleted when the balance runs out, and refunds are given only where required by law

Pricing FAQ

How is gpu.nz billed?

Servers are billed per minute at the hourly rate divided by 60, with the price locked at launch. Disks are billed while they exist even if the server is stopped, and traffic is billed per gigabyte.

How can I pay for gpu.nz?

The balance is topped up through Russia's SBP bank transfer system or cryptocurrency via CryptoBot (USDT, TON, BTC and others). Company invoices are listed as coming soon.

Can AI agents use gpu.nz?

Yes. A hosted MCP server at https://gpu.nz/mcp exposes tools to search offers, estimate VRAM, and manage instances. Search tools work without a key; account and instance tools require an API key.

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Choose Your Plan

Standard

Hourly rate per GPU

per minute

✓Billed per minute (hourly rate divided by 60)
✓Price locked at launch
✓No charge if a server fails to start
✓Disks billed while they exist, even when stopped

Visit Vendor →

Interruptible

Bid rate, cheaper than standard

per minute

✓Runs at a bid rate
✓Can be paused if outbid
✓Recommended for checkpointed workloads

Visit Vendor →

Pricing sourced from gpu.nz · Confirm current pricing and terms with the vendor.

Feature Comparison

A check mark means listed in that plan’s record. A dash means not listed, rather than confirmed unavailable. Verify current vendor terms.

Features	Standard	Interruptible
Billed per minute (hourly rate divided by 60)	✓	—
Price locked at launch	✓	—
No charge if a server fails to start	✓	—
Disks billed while they exist, even when stopped	✓	—
Runs at a bid rate	—	✓
Can be paused if outbid	—	✓
Recommended for checkpointed workloads	—	✓

Is gpu.nz Worth It?

✅ Why Choose gpu.nz

• Per-minute billing with prices locked at launch
• Wide choice from consumer RTX cards to A100 and H100
• Ready-made templates for popular image and LLM stacks
• Well-documented MCP server with spending limited to account balance

⚠️ Consider This

• Site, pricing and support are in Russian and priced in rubles
• Payment limited to Russia's SBP bank transfers or cryptocurrency; company invoices listed as coming soon
• Servers and disks are deleted when the balance runs out, and refunds are given only where required by law

Editorial Assessment of gpu.nz

Listed Strengths

✓Per-minute billing with prices locked at launch
✓Wide choice from consumer RTX cards to A100 and H100
✓Ready-made templates for popular image and LLM stacks
✓Well-documented MCP server with spending limited to account balance

Listed Limitations

⚠Site, pricing and support are in Russian and priced in rubles
⚠Payment limited to Russia's SBP bank transfers or cryptocurrency; company invoices listed as coming soon
⚠Servers and disks are deleted when the balance runs out, and refunds are given only where required by law

Pricing FAQ

How is gpu.nz billed?

Servers are billed per minute at the hourly rate divided by 60, with the price locked at launch. Disks are billed while they exist even if the server is stopped, and traffic is billed per gigabyte.

How can I pay for gpu.nz?

The balance is topped up through Russia's SBP bank transfer system or cryptocurrency via CryptoBot (USDT, TON, BTC and others). Company invoices are listed as coming soon.

Can AI agents use gpu.nz?

Yes. A hosted MCP server at https://gpu.nz/mcp exposes tools to search offers, estimate VRAM, and manage instances. Search tools work without a key; account and instance tools require an API key.