Pricing

Published.
All of it.

Every rate we charge for on-demand is published transparently. For 12-month reservations and 36-month commitments, we structure custom agreements tailored to your workload.

GPU · per GPU-hour

Accelerators

AcceleratorMemoryRateMonthly equivalent
H200 SXM141 GB₹319 /hr≈ ₹2,32,870 /mo
H100 SXM80 GB₹239 /hr≈ ₹1,74,470 /mo
H100 PCIe80 GB₹199 /hr≈ ₹1,45,270 /mo
MI300X192 GB₹269 /hr≈ ₹1,96,370 /mo
A100 SXM80 GB₹149 /hr≈ ₹1,08,770 /mo
L40S48 GB₹99.0 /hr≈ ₹72,270 /mo
RTX 6000 Ada48 GB₹79.0 /hr≈ ₹57,670 /mo
RTX 409024 GB₹44.0 /hr≈ ₹32,120 /mo

On-demand · billed per second · no minimum term

Compute

CPU and memory

ResourceRate
vCPU: C family₹1.10 /hr
vCPU: M family₹1.35 /hr
vCPU: R family₹1.90 /hr
vCPU: I family₹2.40 /hr
Memory₹0.55 /GB-hr
Public IPv4₹180 /month

Storage

Capacity

TierRate
Block NVMe₹8.00 /GB-mo
Shared filesystem₹6.20 /GB-mo
Object Standard₹1.60 /GB-mo
Object Archive₹0.40 /GB-mo
Snapshots₹1.60 /GB-mo
Egress · requests₹0.00

All rates exclusive of GST. Billing is per second for compute and GPU, per GB-month prorated daily for storage.

Included at every size

Not an upsell

Data egress

Unmetered, in and out, across every service.

Internal traffic

Free between compute, GPU and storage in a region.

24×7 support

Humans on chat, phone and email. No paid tier.

DDoS protection

Always on at the edge, no scrubbing surcharge.

Questions we get asked

Billing, plainly

Is there really no egress charge?

Correct. We don't meter data leaving our network, on any service. Our transit is a fixed cost we already carry, and metering it is a commercial choice rather than a physical one. If you push sustained multi-gigabit traffic we'll talk about a dedicated port, but there's no per-gigabyte line on the invoice.

How does per-second billing actually work?

A pod or instance accrues charges from the moment it reaches a running state to the moment it stops. Stopped instances are billed for attached storage only. There's no rounding to the hour and no minimum runtime, so a four-minute test costs four minutes.

What's the difference between reserved and committed?

Reserved holds specific capacity for you at a discounted rate for twelve months, billed whether or not you use it. Committed is a thirty-six month spend commitment across any service, with the deepest rates and flexibility to move between GPU types as your workload changes.

Do you accept GeM and standard enterprise procurement?

Yes. We're listed on GeM for public-sector buyers, and we work with the usual enterprise instruments: POs, monthly consolidated invoicing in INR, credit terms and MSA-based contracting. Startups can also pay by card with no contract at all.

Can I get credits to evaluate?

Yes. Every new account gets evaluation credits, and if you're benchmarking against another provider we'll usually fund a proper comparison run rather than a token trial. Ask for it directly.

Need custom capacity
or enterprise terms?

For multi-node clusters, annual reservations, or 36-month spend commitments, speak directly with our infrastructure team.