Pricing isn’t set yet. Here’s what we’ll charge for.
GPUVerse is pre-launch. We could publish a plausible-looking table of tiers today, but a product built on showing its reasoning shouldn’t start by inventing numbers. So here is the honest version.
What we will charge for
Decisions, not compute
GPUVerse will be priced against the infrastructure decisions it helps you make and defend, not against how much GPU capacity you consume. We are still working out the exact shape with early users, which is what early access is for.
What we will never charge for
We will never resell compute, take a margin on your provider spend, or accept payment for placement in a recommendation. Our incentive has to be that we’re right, the moment we profit from where you land, the advice is worth nothing.
Early access
What you get today
Everything below works right now. Nothing on this list is a roadmap item.
- The full decision engine, 10 providers, 8 accelerator classes, scored against your constraints
- Explainable plans: reasoning, tradeoffs, alternatives, and a confidence score that drops when our data is thin
- The Advisor workspace, describe a workload in plain language and watch the engine reason
- Saved, versioned infrastructure plans you can revisit and compare
- Direct access to the founding team while we shape the product around real workloads
Request access
Tell us the workload you’re trying to place and what you’re spending today. We’ll get you into the engine, and you’ll help set what this costs.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Is GPUVerse a GPU marketplace?
No. GPUVerse is the intelligence layer above every cloud and provider. We do not sell compute, we tell you where and how to run it optimally.
Do you support on-prem?
Yes. GPUVerse models on-prem and sovereign capacity alongside cloud providers, and factors them into recommendations.
How accurate are the cost estimates?
Estimates are modeled from published provider pricing bands, GPU rates, and your declared scale. Where our data on a provider is thin, the recommendation lowers its own confidence score and tells you so.