Shadeform
Launch GPUs across 30+ cloud providers
Shadeform.ai lets you deploy GPUs across cloud providers using a single API. Their platform tracks GPU prices and availability so you can save on compute costs while paying zero additional fees.
You can launch VMs and containers across 30+ cloud providers. No need to change your code or set up new accounts - it's all managed from a single platform.
Example customers include University of California Berkeley, Magic Studio, Neets.ai, MK1.
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What's good about Shadeform
- Launch instances anywhere with a single console and API
- Leverage a multi-cloud set up, without the hassle
- You can reserve instances in advance to ensure GPU availability
- Free to use, zero mark-up fees
Shadeform pricing examples
Shadeform does not charge any fees to use their marketplace. You pay the same price as using the cloud providers directly. You can view the full list here.
Heads up: We do our best to keep these prices accurate. However, cloud costs may fluctuate based on region, usage, and other factors not listed here. These are estimates based on common setups and are for informational purposes only. Always verify current rates with the provider before provisioning. You can find Shadeform's latest pricing here.
Which services does Shadeform offer
Here are some of the services that Shadeform offers:
Alternatives to Shadeform
Compare Shadeform against other cloud providers:
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Verda
Consider Verda if you want your GPUs hosted in the EU (for data sovereignty or local speed) and prefer working directly with the provider.
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Paperspace
Paperspace is a good alternative if you prefer a single provider with dedicated functionality (eg. inference API).
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Replicate
Replicate is a good choice if you want to run AI models without managing the underlying infrastructure.
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TensorWave
Consider TensorWave if you prefer AMD GPUs and don't need the multi-cloud flexibility of Shadeform.
Our data for Shadeform was last updated on Feb. 26, 2026.