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Why EverXCloud

One merchant of record for every GPU rental, prices shown excluding tax with no hidden fees, and capacity from EverXCloud machines and partner data centers.

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What you can count on

  • One merchant of record

    EverXCloud sells and invoices every rental, whatever the provider behind it.

  • No hidden fees

    Prices are shown excluding tax. On Network offers, the EverXCloud fee sits on its own line.

  • By the hour, no subscription

    Top up a prepaid balance. Billing stops when you stop the instance.

  • Unused balance refundable

    Unused top-ups are refunded on request to the original payment method. Promotional credits are not refundable.

How EverXCloud works for you

Six points to know before renting. Open each one for the details and the conditions that apply.

  • One market, many providers

    Offers from EverXCloud machines, partner data centers and other providers meet on a single spot exchange. Buy at the market price or set the price you are willing to pay.

    GPU rental offers for buyers and providers

    Compare offers and understand the rental workflow

    EverXCloud brings offers into a single marketplace. Supply and demand can change; neither a listing nor a capacity request establishes that a particular quantity can be rented immediately.

    A documented marketplace workflow

    Customers can compare live offers and review configurations before renting. Professional providers can apply to join the platform and review the conditions for supplying capacity.

    Information for a supply decision

    • Current availability

      Buyers choose from live offers. Provisioning time and available quantity depend on the selected resources.

    • Capacity requirements

      A specific quantity, region or schedule should be confirmed through the capacity request process.

    • Provider information

      Ask for the documentation relevant to the selected provider and workload. No facility certification is implied for the marketplace as a whole.

    • Listing capacity

      Professional organizations can apply to supply resources. Demand and earnings depend on actual rentals and the applicable conditions.

    • Pricing controls

      Review the supported price settings and fees. A minimum price does not establish profitability.

    How It Works for Infrastructure Providers

    1. Apply as a provider

      Submit the organization and infrastructure information requested by the provider workflow.

    2. Review listing conditions

      Confirm supported configurations, availability and price controls before offering resources.

    3. Review consumption and settlement

      Check usage records and the applicable settlement conditions. Listing capacity does not guarantee rentals or earnings.

    Review the provider requirements before applying.

    Become a supplier

  • The full configuration up front

    Each offer shows the GPU model, memory, quantity and region. GPU specification pages help you prepare a shortlist.

    Choose GPU capacity for your workload

    Configuration, region and availability matter

    Compare the complete configuration and live availability before choosing GPU capacity. Memory, software support, storage and connectivity can affect whether an offer suits a workload.

    Start with a specific requirement

    Record the GPU memory, quantity, software environment, region and intended runtime. Confirm contractual requirements separately; a region label alone is not a compliance assessment.

    Read the complete offer

    • Region

      Check the location shown on the actual offer and confirm any workload-specific requirements.

    • Quantity

      Confirm how many GPUs belong to the configuration and whether the required quantity is available.

    • Connectivity

      Verify the actual network and GPU interconnect where your workload depends on them. Do not infer a connection speed from the GPU model.

    Prepare a hardware shortlist

    Specifications are a starting point, not a promise of availability or workload performance.

    1. Model weights and memory

      Estimate weight storage and allow separately for caches, runtime allocations and the software environment.

      Check current offers for configuration, region and availability.

    2. Inference requirements

      Define prompt lengths, output lengths and concurrency before comparing results.

      Check current offers for configuration, region and availability.

    3. Training requirements

      Check the training framework, precision, memory needs and actual multi-GPU configuration.

      Check current offers for configuration, region and availability.

    4. Graphics and generation

      Confirm framework compatibility, memory and the environment required by the application.

      Check current offers for configuration, region and availability.

    5. Specific cluster requirements

      Describe the intended topology, software and capacity needs. Confirm feasibility before relying on a particular deployment.

      Check current offers for configuration, region and availability.

    Confirm the rental before launching

    • Provisioning

      Follow the instance state in the portal. A submitted request does not mean the instance is ready.

    • Availability

      Use the live offer and confirm requirements when capacity is not listed.

    • Software environment

      Verify the GPU, drivers and required software before starting a long job.

    Need a particular configuration or schedule?

    Check live offers or describe your requirements through the capacity request form.

    Explore live availabilityDiscuss capacity

  • Professional infrastructure

    Network suppliers are registered companies running GPUs in a data center or a professional server room, verified by our team before they sell.

    Check the infrastructure behind an offer

    Use the configuration and provider information for the selected rental

    A GPU model alone does not describe the complete machine or its operating conditions. Review the information available for the selected offer and request clarification where a requirement is not established.

    Infrastructure questions to resolve

    Use documented specifications and a representative test where practical; no universal performance or availability result is asserted here.

    • GPU and memory

      Confirm the GPU count, model and memory of the selected configuration.

    • Connectivity

      Check network requirements and the actual interconnect where multiple GPUs are needed.

    • Resource conditions

      Review CPU, RAM, storage, region and any separately billed resources.

    Provider and service information

    • Hardware suitability

      Choose hardware based on the workload and supported environment. The marketplace includes different GPU categories.

    • Service-level conditions

      Read the applicable service-level and refund terms instead of inferring a universal uptime commitment.

    • Location and documentation

      Confirm data location and request documentation for the specific provider where required. Certification is not implied by a region or a marketplace listing.

    • Provider application

      Professional organizations can submit infrastructure information through the provider application process.

    Base a rental decision on the actual configuration and applicable conditions.

    Get startedBecome a supplier

  • Rent only the hours you need

    Rentals are billed by the hour from a prepaid balance, with no subscription. Stop the instance and billing stops.

    Plan and manage GPU rentals

    Match resources to the job and review their conditions

    Choose from supported configurations and rental options. Capabilities, availability and duration conditions depend on the selected resource.

    Define the lifecycle of a rental

    Prepare the environment, track instance state, save outputs and release resources deliberately. Do not assume the end of a script terminates compute or retained storage.

    For compute buyers

    • Rental options

      Check the duration and resource conditions shown for the selected offer.

    • Hardware selection

      Compare GPU count, memory, CPU, RAM, storage and the supported environment.

    • Session duration

      Include preparation time in your estimate and confirm when billing begins and ends.

    • Supported API operations

      Consult the developer documentation for the resources and controls currently supported by the REST API.

    For infrastructure providers

    • Capacity allocation

      Confirm existing rental commitments before changing the resources made available.

    • Price settings

      Review supported price controls and fees. Listing a resource or setting a price does not guarantee earnings.

    • Service conditions

      Confirm the applicable service obligations and support workflow before listing capacity.

    • Provider workflow

      Professional organizations can apply through the provider workflow and review the applicable agreement.

    How Flexible Compute Drives Efficiency

    1. Prepare

      Check configuration, environment, price and conditions before requesting resources.

    2. Verify

      Follow the instance state and verify the environment when access is available.

    3. Release

      Save results, terminate or stop resources as supported, and review retained storage and final consumption.

    Review the current offer and supported resource controls before starting.

    Get started

  • Prices you can read

    Prices are shown excluding tax. Where VAT or sales tax applies, it is shown before you confirm and added to your invoice.

    Compare GPU rental offers

    One account to review configurations and manage supported rentals

    Use current offers to compare configuration, region and price. Availability and deployment conditions vary; confirm what is included before committing.

    Read the rental price

    Use the actual offer and checkout conditions for currency, taxes and additional resources.

    • Configuration price

      Confirm whether the displayed rate covers one GPU or the full configuration.

    • Price components

      Review the price components shown for the selected offer and any applicable marketplace fee.

    • Additional resources

      Include separately billed storage and other applicable charges in the session estimate.

    For compute buyers

    • Current offers

      Use the supported search filters to narrow the available configurations.

    • Hardware comparisons

      Use manufacturer specifications to prepare a shortlist, then test a representative workload where practical.

    • Launch workflow

      Select a supported environment and access method, then follow the instance state until it is ready.

    • Consumption records

      Review wallet funding, rental consumption and invoices as separate records.

    For professional providers

    • Apply to supply capacity

      Submit the organization and infrastructure information required by the provider workflow.

    • Review price controls

      Confirm supported price settings, fees and existing rental commitments.

    • Review settlement conditions

      Use the applicable agreement and account records for settlement rules and status. Demand and earnings are not guaranteed.

    Compare current offers and review the rental conditions before launching.

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  • Built for automation

    A REST API with scoped API keys and signed webhooks, a public service status page and a support team that answers by email.

    Service status, support and rental conditions

    Know what to check before relying on a rental

    Review the selected configuration, support options and applicable terms. A marketplace listing does not mean that a workload is free from interruption, failure or cost.

    Follow resource and service state

    Use the portal for instance state and the public service status page for published service information.

    • Instance information

      Check the connection details and environment when the instance becomes ready.

    • Reported incidents

      Consult service status and contact support when a problem needs investigation.

    Understand service-level and refund terms

    Read the applicable terms for eligibility, evidence, process and remedies. This page does not replace those terms.

    • Workload recovery

      Keep outputs and recovery instructions appropriate to the workload. Do not assume that jobs migrate automatically.

    • Support requests

      Provide relevant resource and timing information through the support workflow without sharing private keys.

    • Applicable remedies

      Consult the current service-level and refund documents for the conditions relevant to an incident.

    Account and provider information

    Review the account requirements and provider information relevant to the intended use.

    • Access credentials

      Keep private keys and API credentials confidential and use supported access controls.

    • Documentation

      Request clarification when a provider, location or operational requirement is not established.

    Prepare for a production workload

    • Verify the environment

      Check hardware and software compatibility before a long or important job.

    • Check consumption

      Review consumption and retained resources separately from wallet funding.

    • Test recovery

      Use a representative test and an appropriate backup process before relying on the rental for a larger workload.

    Keep a workload recovery plan and review the conditions of the selected rental.

    Get started

What you see before you pay

For every EverXCloud Network offer, the price is broken down before you confirm. No hidden fees.

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  1. Seller priceThe price of the GPU hours set by the seller.
  2. EverXCloud feeOn its own line, never folded into the seller price.
  3. Total excluding taxThe amount shown on the offer.
  4. VAT or sales taxShown before you confirm where EverXCloud must collect it. VAT-registered businesses are reverse-charged where applicable.
  5. InvoiceIssued by EverXCloud for every rental, reservation and hour pack.

EverXCloud is the merchant of record for every rental.

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