TensorWave vs Zeabur

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What's good
Price comparison
What services do they offer
Company details
Alternatives to consider

What's good about...

TensorWave

Offers AMD GPUs as an alternative to Nvidia-based platforms
Native support for PyTorch and TensorFlow with no code changes
Can reserve for up to 3 years

Zeabur

Easy to use dashboard
Automated SSL, deployments, and PR previews
Framework detection, no need to write Dockerfiles
Pre-built templates for databases, caches and more including automated backups

Price comparison

How do TensorWave's prices compare against Zeabur?

Example configuration	TensorWave	Zeabur
VM Small	--	$17.28 / mo 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM (custom)
VM Medium	--	$86.40 / mo 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM (custom)
VM Large	--	$120.96 / mo 4 vCPU (capped), 16 GB RAM (custom)
Block Storage	--	$20.00 / mo 100 GB
Load Balancer	--	Included in plan
Free egress allowance	--	10-100 GB, depends on plan
1 TB of egress beyond allowance	--	$100.00 $0.1 / GB

TensorWave offers bare metal GPU nodes and fully managed Kubernetes clusters. You can reserve nodes for periods ranging from 6 months to 3 years.

While their pricing is not yet publicly available, you can request a quote on their website.

TensorWave offers GPUs in the following configurations:

Name	GPUs	VRAM	vCPUs	RAM	Price/h
AMD MI300X	8x MI300X	1536GB	--	--	On Request

Note: Our pricing examples are based on several assumptions. Your actual costs may differ. Always check the cloud provider's website for the most up-to-date pricing.

Which services do they offer?

Here are some managed services that TensorWave and Zeabur offer:

Service	TensorWave	Zeabur
Block Storage	--
GPU-powered Servers		--
Managed Containers	--
Managed MySQL	--
Managed PostgreSQL	--
Managed Redis®*	--
Serverless Functions	--

Company details

	TensorWave	Zeabur
Website	tensorwave.com	zeabur.com
Headquarters	United States of America 🇺🇸	Singapore 🇸🇬
Founded	2023	2022
Data Center Locations	2	5
Example Customers	--	AFFiNE, Bytebase, FeatBit