Request GPUs to rent

The hourly rates on our pricing pages are on-demand list prices: capacity you can start and stop at will, billed by the hour. A term of a month or longer is priced per deal. The provider gives up the right to sell those GPUs to anyone else, so it discounts for the predictable revenue, and committed rates often sit well below the on-demand figure. The reserved rates we track show where that floor tends to be; the quote you get for a request reflects your quantity, duration and region.

If the GPUs will be busy most of the time for a month or more, a committed term is nearly always cheaper per hour. If the work comes in bursts, or you are still sizing the job, stay on-demand and compare live rates. Size the cluster before you ask for a quote: the calculator tells you how many GPUs a model needs and what the hourly bill looks like.

GPU cloud providers we track and have a working relationship with. Your request goes to the ones who can fill it, and they reply to you directly with their price. Flopper does not sit in the middle of the deal and adds no margin to what they quote.

Pick the system in the hardware field. DGX and HGX nodes and GB200 and GB300 NVL72 racks are all in the catalog. Say how many nodes or racks, and the request goes to providers who rent at that scale. Systems have their own pricing pages with a from-price per node.

Your request and contact details go to Flopper and to the providers in the partner network who can fill it, and nowhere else. That is why sending a request means agreeing to the sharing: without it there is nobody to hear back from. We never publish requests and we do not sell the list.

No. There is no fee and no account. You pay the provider you choose, at the price they quote you.