Cloud provider index
Compare 116 cloud providers for your next project.
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Packet·ai
Our sponsor
On-demand Nvidia GPUs with a cheaper shared Dynamic tier
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Vast.ai
GPU marketplace with on-demand, interruptible and reserved rentals
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Hetzner
Low-price VPS and dedicated servers with 20 TB of transfer
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Amazon Web Services
Hyperscaler with the largest managed service catalogue
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Runpod
GPU cloud with pods, serverless endpoints and multi-node clusters
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Google Cloud
Hyperscaler built around BigQuery, GKE and TPUs
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DigitalOcean
Developer cloud with VPS, managed services and GPU servers
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Cloudflare
Edge network with CDN, serverless compute and zero-egress storage
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Hostinger
Web hosting, prepaid VPS and hourly GPU rentals
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Railway
Usage-based PaaS on self-owned infrastructure
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Microsoft Azure
Hyperscaler tied to Microsoft 365 and OpenAI models
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CoreWeave
Kubernetes-native GPU cloud on bare-metal nodes
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Supabase
Open-source backend on Postgres with auth and realtime
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Lambda Labs
On-demand GPUs and training clusters in owned datacenters
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Contabo
Budget VPS with high core and RAM counts
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OVHcloud
VPS, bare metal and managed services with egress included
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Alibaba Cloud
Hyperscaler with most regions in mainland China and Asia
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Nebius
GPU cloud with managed Kubernetes, Slurm and hosted models
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Vercel
Frontend cloud platform behind Next.js
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Render
Managed platform for web services, workers and databases
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GPUhub
RTX-class GPU containers in Singapore with free egress
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Oracle Cloud
Hyperscaler with 10 TB of free egress and Oracle Database
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Vultr
VPS, bare metal and GPUs on six continents
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UpCloud
Cloud with MaxIOPS storage and datacenters on four continents
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Fly.io
Apps as lightweight VMs placed close to their users
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Verda
GPU cloud from owned datacenters in Finland and Iceland
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Salad
Distributed GPU cloud
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Scaleway
EU-only cloud with managed services, serverless and GPUs
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Koyeb
Serverless microVMs for APIs, inference and databases
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Fal.ai
Serverless inference for generative image, video and audio models
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GPU.ai
GPU aggregator that routes each launch to the cheapest cloud
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Novita
GPU cloud with spot pricing and an open-model API
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Akamai Cloud
VPS and managed Kubernetes on Akamai's CDN network
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Leaseweb
Dedicated servers, cloud and CDN on four continents
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Lyceum
EU-sovereign GPU cloud for training and inference
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Together AI
Open-model inference API with GPU clusters for training
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HyperAI
GPU containers and notebooks sold on prepaid terms
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Replicate
Model API with a community library, billed per second
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TensorDock
GPU marketplace with virtualized and bare metal servers
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Nova Cloud
RTX-class GPU cloud from its own Canadian datacenter
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Hexabyte
VPS and object storage with no egress fees
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Thunder Compute
GPU instances billed per minute
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Impossible Cloud
Bare metal GPU servers and S3-compatible object storage
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Crusoe
GPU cloud in datacenters it builds and powers itself
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Netlify
Frontend platform with identity, forms and analytics built in
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Hyperstack
GPU cloud in Canada, Norway and the US
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Bunny CDN
CDN with edge storage, video streaming and per-GB billing
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AceCloud
GPU cloud and Kubernetes from Mumbai, Noida and Atlanta
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Sesterce
GPU cloud with Nvidia, AMD and Intel accelerators
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Firebase
Google's app backend with Firestore, auth and push notifications
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Fluidstack
Managed GPU clusters for AI labs, contracted not self-serve
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Bentaus
Custom AI infrastructure built around the power grid
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Gcore
CDN and edge cloud with VPS and GPU rentals
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Civo
Managed Kubernetes and GPU cloud with free egress
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Exoscale
Cloud under Swiss jurisdiction with zones across Central Europe
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Heroku
Managed app platform with dynos, Postgres and add-ons
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TensorWave
AMD Instinct GPU cloud on enterprise contracts
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Theta EdgeCloud
Datacenter GPUs and a community fleet of consumer cards
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Database Mart
Windows and Linux VPS with consumer and datacenter GPUs
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Cloudways
Managed hosting for WordPress, PHP and Node.js apps
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Backblaze
Low-cost S3-compatible object storage with free egress
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Runcrate
GPU cloud with per-second billing and an inference API
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SwissGPU
Bare metal RTX servers in Switzerland, billed per minute
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Atlas Cloud
Icelandic-hosted VMs and object storage with free egress
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Wasabi
Object storage with free egress under a fair-use policy
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BreezeHost
VPS, dedicated servers and RTX 5090 instances
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Massed Compute
Nvidia GPU cloud on owned hardware for AI and VFX
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Cyfuture AI
Nvidia, AMD and Intel GPU cloud hosted in India
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Lium
GPU marketplace billed by the minute with root access
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pushr.io
CDN and object storage billed per GB
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Kuberns
PaaS on AWS that automates builds and scaling
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Beam
Serverless GPUs, sandboxes and on-demand machines
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GPUaaS
Wholesale GPU cloud sourced from a partner network
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Leafcloud
OpenStack cloud in the Netherlands that reuses server heat
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Paperspace
GPU cloud with Gradient notebooks, part of DigitalOcean
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Beyond.pl
DGX B200 nodes and managed Kubernetes from Poznań
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Latitude.sh
API-provisioned bare metal and GPUs on five continents
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Cleura
OpenStack cloud with managed Kubernetes in Sweden and Germany
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Zeabur
One-click PaaS that charges for memory, not CPU
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Enverge
GPU cloud on renewable power, billed per minute
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CUDO Compute
Single-tenant GPU clusters built and run on contract
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Shadeform
One console and API to launch GPUs across other clouds
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Zenlayer
Edge cloud with VPS and GPUs across emerging markets
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TheAI Cloud
Bare metal B300 and B200 nodes in the US
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Cirrascale
Reserved Nvidia, AMD and Cerebras accelerators in US datacenters
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Cerebrium
Serverless GPUs for real-time inference that scale to zero
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Hot Aisle
Self-serve AMD MI300X VMs and bare metal nodes
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Oblivus
GPU cloud with per-GPU hourly pricing and free bandwidth
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Hostiko
VPS and RTX 5090 servers in Ukraine, Poland and Sweden
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deplo.io
PaaS deploying from Git, hosted only in Switzerland
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Sevalla
PaaS from Kinsta for apps, databases and static sites
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Green AI Cloud
Reserved H100 and B200 clusters from Sweden
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Spheron
GPU marketplace sourced from vetted datacenter partners
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Thalassa Cloud
Cloud hosted in the Netherlands with Kubernetes, billed per minute
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Elastx
Swedish cloud with managed databases and GPUs
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3NV
Cloud VMs and bare metal hosted in Tallinn
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Geodd
Model inference on serverless endpoints and dedicated GPUs
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Canopy Wave
HGX GPU nodes and an open-model API from Iceland
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Daytona
Sandbox infrastructure for running AI-generated code
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EmpirioLabs AI
One API for text, image, video and audio models
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Cloudzy
Hourly-billed VPS and GPUs with large transfer allowances
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Diploi
PaaS with an integrated development environment
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Zerops
Bare metal PaaS for developers and coding agents
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EcoHash
RTX PRO 6000 GPU cloud with an open-model API
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Lade
PaaS for containers and Postgres at fixed hourly prices
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AIEEV
GPU inference cloud on RTX-class nodes in South Korea
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Utho
Indian-hosted cloud with managed Kubernetes and databases
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Hugging Face
Model and dataset hub with managed GPU compute
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HIGHRESO
GPU cloud from its own datacenters in Japan
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Hyperbolic
GPU cloud sourced from partner datacenters, with managed inference
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Jarvislabs
GPU cloud in India and Finland billed by the minute
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Denvr
Canadian AI cloud
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FlexStack
Heroku-style PaaS deploying from Git to your AWS account
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Ravion
Vercel-style AWS deploys and Terraform for developers and AI agents
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Hikube
Kubernetes-native cloud replicated across three Swiss datacenters
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CloudFerro
OpenStack cloud in Poland and Germany with Earth observation data
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