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Thunder Compute

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Thunder Compute provides cloud GPU instances for AI and compute-intensive workloads with prototyping and production deployment options.

🇺🇸San Francisco, CAFounded2024Developer-firstUpdated 2 hours ago
Cheapest / hr
$0.35
RTX A6000
Most expensive
$2.49
H100
Average / GPU
$1.54
across 25 configs
GPU types
5
25 configurations
VRAM range
48–80GB
per single GPU
Regions
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GPU pricing by type

Median price per GPU/hour across all configurations offered by Thunder Compute.

Cheapest median$0.35
Most expensive$2.49
Configurations25
VRAM range48–80 GB

GPU configurations

25 offerings across 5 GPU types. Prices update every 4 hours.

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RegionTotal VRAMStorageStatus
48 GB VRAM per GPU
--×148 GB432 GB100 GB SSD$0.35$0.35
48 GB VRAM per GPU· 6 configs
--×148 GB432 GB100 GB SSD$0.79–$1.39$0.79
48 GB VRAM per GPU· 6 configs
--×148 GB432 GB100 GB SSD$0.99–$1.49$0.99
80 GB VRAM per GPU· 6 configs
--×180 GB432 GB100 GB SSD$1.09–$1.79$1.09
80 GB VRAM per GPU· 6 configs
--×180 GB432 GB100 GB SSD$2.19–$2.89$2.19

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Frequently asked questions

What GPUs does Thunder Compute offer?
Thunder Compute offers 5 GPU types across 25 configurations, including A100 80GB, L40, L40S, RTX A6000, H100. The full list with live hourly pricing is shown above.
How much does Thunder Compute cost?
Thunder Compute GPU pricing starts at $0.35 per GPU-hour, with an average of $1.54 across its on-demand configurations. Spot and reserved options can be cheaper for interruptible or committed workloads.
Does Thunder Compute offer signup credits for new users?
Thunder Compute advertises up to $20 in credits for eligible users. That figure is the maximum available — the actual credit depends on the provider's current terms, may require a deposit or verification, and can change at any time. Check Thunder Compute's site for accurate details.