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XGPU Store: GPU rental from $0.17/hour
Hi LET!
We’re XGPU Store, a young GPU rental startup. We recently launched and wanted to introduce ourselves properly rather than just drop a link and disappear.
Finding a GPU isn’t just about the price on the first screen. Is the machine available? How much VRAM does it have? What will the full rental period cost? And do you have to pay for a month when you only need a few hours?
We offer hourly, daily and monthly rentals. Here are two configurations we’d like to introduce to the community:
NVIDIA A4000 ×1 — Norway
1 × 16 GB VRAM, 4 vCPUs, 21 GB RAM, 100 GB storage
- $0.20 for one hour
- $4.32 for 24 hours, prepaid
- $122.40 for 30 days, prepaid — equivalent to $0.17/hour
NVIDIA A4000 ×2 — Norway
2 × 16 GB VRAM, 8 vCPUs, 43 GB RAM, 200 GB storage
- $0.39 for one hour
- $8.42 for 24 hours, prepaid
- $238.68 for 30 days, prepaid — approximately $0.33/hour
Prices and availability can change, so please check the current offer before ordering.
We’re still a young project and would rather hear what matters to you than pretend we’ve figured everything out. What has been your biggest frustration when renting a GPU: availability, pricing, the hardware itself, or something else?
We’re also exploring a way for people to offer their own GPU servers through XGPU. If you have idle hardware, what would you need to see from a platform before you’d be comfortable listing it?
We’d love to hear your feedback, including the critical kind.
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Only crypto.... Disappointed.
And I don't have any bank in Russia. sigh
Thanks for the feedback!
Could you tell us which country you’re in and which payment method would be most convenient for you — a bank card, PayPal, or something else?
We’re looking into additional options and will do our best to add a suitable one.
Not really worth it tbh
Better options (and cheaper) out there
Why would I want you to use you as my provider when I can just get a GPU from whoever you're reselling (seems to be reselling Hyperstack for the A4000 machines?) for cheaper?
Are they actually? LET selling rules require disclosure of resale.
Obviously can't know be 100% sure, but overall specs and the just slightly raised pricing makes it seem pretty likely:
(images directly from https://console.hyperstack.cloud/deploy-virtual-machine)
Also:
Tempted to deposit a dollar to test. Eh, too much, not worth it
My suggestion, my friend, is that you should offer some kind of promotion here—or perhaps free credits—at least for the next X number of users. That way, people can test it out, start to trust your service, and eventually feel comfortable making a deposit or a payment.
Exactly! Can never go wrong offering free credits~
Unless you are a resller haha
Thanks for the feedback, everyone.
To address the question directly: yes, the A4000 instances in this offer use Hyperstack infrastructure. XGPU is a rental platform working with infrastructure partners; we don’t own the hardware.
Our goal is to make it easier to find and compare GPU configurations in one place, with the specs and full price for the chosen rental period upfront. We’re a new project and still developing the platform, so feedback on what would make it more useful is welcome.
@lala_th, thanks for the suggestion. A way to try the service before committing is a good idea. We’ll look at what we can offer the community and share the details once we’ve worked them out.
@angstrom @jbiloh 🚨🚨🚨
Can we undergo KYC and establish a postpaid account?
So you are a middleman?
https://vast.ai/pricing/gpu/RTX-A4000
Is there some reason you are in Norway? Isnt that an oddly expensive location for something thats rapidly commodifying?
Yes, we’re planning to offer postpaid accounts for business customers. It’s not available yet, but it’s on our roadmap. We don’t currently plan to introduce KYC verification for individual customers.
Yes. We’re building XGPU to bring offers from different providers together in one place, with a consistent way to compare configurations, rent and manage billing.
Norway is where these two offers are located, not a selling point in itself. Vast is a fair comparison. We think the full configuration, rental terms and total cost for a particular workload matter alongside the GPU model.
We also plan to add our own hardware alongside third-party capacity, but that’s a future step, not part of this offer.
We know aggregation alone isn’t unique. The value has to come from making the choice and rental process easier, and that’s what we’re working on.