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About
Agent-first GPU cloud. Rent NVIDIA GPUs via web, CLI, SDK, or API. Providers earn 95% rental revenue + bonuses.
lium.io connects developers, research teams and AI agents with independent GPU providers. Rent a single GPU or a full 8-GPU node for training, fine-tuning, inference and batch jobs, with SSH and Jupyter access.
Deploy through the web, CLI, Python SDK, API or MCP integration. Billing is per second, with usage-based marketplace prices and no minimum commitment. View live rates and availability on the live pricing page; prices change with supply. Choose Secure or Spot GPU capacity to fit your workload.
New accounts can receive $5 of credit after passing signup checks. Have idle GPUs? Set your own rental prices and list capacity in the provider portal. Documentation and developer guides are available.
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About
SF Compute is a marketplace platform that offers on-demand access to large-scale GPU clusters, letting users rent powerful compute resources by the hour, not requiring long-term contracts or heavy upfront commitments. You can choose between virtual machine nodes or Kubernetes clusters (with InfiniBand support for high-speed interconnects), and specify the number of GPUs, duration, and start time as needed. It supports flexible “buy blocks” of compute; for example, you might request 256 NVIDIA H100 GPUs for three days at a capped hourly rate, or scale down/up dynamically depending on budget. For Kubernetes clusters, spin-up times are fast (about 0.5 seconds); VMs take around 5 minutes. Storage is robust, including 1.5+ TB NVMe and 1 TB + RAM, and there are no data transfer (ingress/egress) fees, so you don’t pay to move data. SF Compute’s architecture abstracts physical infrastructure behind a real-time spot-market and dynamic scheduler.
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ML engineers, AI researchers, startups and AI agents renting NVIDIA GPUs on demand; GPU providers monetizing idle capacity.
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AI developers, researchers, or startups looking for a tool for training large models or heavy inference
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$0.40 per GPU per hour
Usage-based marketplace pricing, billed per second. Providers set their own GPU-hour rates, which vary with supply. Check the live pricing page for current rates and availability. No minimum commitment. New accounts can receive $5 of credit after passing signup checks.
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$1.48 per hour
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Company Informationlium.io
lium.io
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Company InformationSF Compute
United States
sfcompute.com
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