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Pay with ETH

Rent a dedicated GPU server with Ether

Ether settles in seconds rather than minutes: a new Ethereum block lands every 12 seconds, and your balance is credited at the first confirmation. Fund it once, and every invoice — the first month of your H100 or the renewal of an 8-GPU node — pays itself from it.

  • GPU servers from$169a month, up to the B300 and 8-GPU nodes
  • Credited after1 confirmationa block every 12 seconds
  • Identity checkNonean email address opens the account
  • Invoices in USD, settled at the rate when you pay
  • Minimum top-up $50
  • Live in under 10 minutes once credited
  • No KYC · no card on file

Network details

Ether payments, in practice

What happens between the moment you send and the moment your server is live. The network facts are properties of the chain; the rest is how our billing works.

Payment optionNetworkDeposit addressBlock cadenceNetwork fee
EtherCredited at the first confirmation Ethereum mainnet A new 0x… deposit address for every top-up A block every 12 seconds Gas, set by your wallet, paid in ETH

Your balance is kept in US dollars: the ETH amount is converted at the exchange rate at the moment you pay. Payment options are Bitcoin, Ether, USDT TRC-20 and USDT ERC-20 — all four, compared.

Pay with ETH, step by step

  1. Create an accountAn email address and a password. No identity document, no phone number, no card.
  2. Start a top-up in ETHFrom Billing in your console, pick an amount — minimum $50 — and the Ether option. A deposit address is generated for that payment only.
  3. Send the paymentFrom your own wallet or straight from an exchange withdrawal. The balance is credited in dollars at the first confirmation.
  4. Deploy your serverChoose the GPU, region, image and term: the invoice is paid from the balance and the machine is handed over in under 10 minutes.

Worth knowing before you send

  • Send on Ethereum mainnet. The accepted networks are Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tron. Send your ETH on Ethereum itself — not from a layer-2 such as Arbitrum, Base or Optimism, and not as wrapped ETH (WETH).
  • Gas is paid by the sender. Your wallet sets the gas fee in ETH on top of the amount. Keep a little ETH aside so the full amount of the top-up arrives.
  • Exchange withdrawals are fine. Withdrawing from an exchange works like any transfer: choose the Ethereum (ERC-20) network in the withdrawal form, paste the deposit address, and the balance credits at the first confirmation.
  • Want a stable value?. USDT on ERC-20 uses the same network and the same kind of 0x… address, without the price moving between the moment you send and the moment you spend.

Prices

GPU servers you can pay for in ETH

Per dedicated server, per month, in USD excluding VAT. Host, NVMe, 20 TB of transfer and 24/7 support are included; a 12-month term takes 15% off.

GPUGPU memoryDedicated hostMonthly12-month termAvailabilityOrder
NVIDIA B300Blackwell Ultra · Frontier training & long-context inference 288 GB HBM3e 32 vCPU · 512 GB RAM · 4 TB NVMe $3,790 $3,222/mo 5 left Deploy
NVIDIA B200Blackwell · Frontier-scale training 180 GB HBM3e 32 vCPU · 384 GB RAM · 4 TB NVMe $2,690 $2,287/mo 8 left Deploy
NVIDIA H200Hopper · Large-model inference & training 141 GB HBM3e 24 vCPU · 256 GB RAM · 3 TB NVMe $1,690 $1,437/mo 9 left Deploy
NVIDIA H100 SXMHopper · Training & fine-tuning 80 GB HBM3 24 vCPU · 256 GB RAM · 3 TB NVMe $1,249 $1,062/mo 14 left Deploy
NVIDIA A100Ampere · Proven workhorse for training 80 GB HBM2e 16 vCPU · 128 GB RAM · 2 TB NVMe $649 $552/mo 21 left Deploy
NVIDIA L40SAda Lovelace · Inference, video & graphics 48 GB GDDR6 12 vCPU · 96 GB RAM · 1 TB NVMe $429 $365/mo 17 left Deploy
NVIDIA L4Ada Lovelace · Efficient inference & transcoding 24 GB GDDR6 6 vCPU · 48 GB RAM · 500 GB NVMe $169 $144/mo 26 left Deploy
NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 BlackwellBlackwell · 96 GB inference & rendering 96 GB GDDR7 ECC 16 vCPU · 128 GB RAM · 2 TB NVMe $749 $637/mo 6 left Deploy
NVIDIA RTX 5090Blackwell · Fast single-GPU inference 32 GB GDDR7 8 vCPU · 64 GB RAM · 1 TB NVMe $279 $237/mo 11 left Deploy
NVIDIA RTX 4090Ada Lovelace · Diffusion, small LLMs, dev boxes 24 GB GDDR6X 8 vCPU · 64 GB RAM · 1 TB NVMe $189 $161/mo 19 left Deploy

8-GPU NVLink nodes from $7,990 a month: clusters. Not sure which GPU you need? Compare them side by side or size your model with the GPU memory calculator.

Renting a GPU with ETH: questions answered

Can I pay for a GPU server with Ethereum?

Yes. Ether (ETH) on Ethereum mainnet funds the same prepaid balance as Bitcoin and USDT, and that balance pays every invoice: the first month of a server from $169, renewals, and 8-GPU nodes from $7,990.

How fast is an ETH payment credited?

At the first on-chain confirmation. Ethereum produces a block every 12 seconds, so an ETH payment with a standard gas fee is usually credited within a minute or two. The server is then provisioned automatically in under 10 minutes.

Do you accept ETH on Arbitrum, Base or other layer-2s?

No. Ether is accepted on Ethereum mainnet only; layer-2 networks are not among the payment options. If your ETH sits on a layer-2, bridge or withdraw it to mainnet first — or pay with USDT on Tron.

Can I pay with USDC or other ERC-20 tokens?

Among tokens, only USDT is accepted, on ERC-20 or TRC-20. The full list of payment options is Bitcoin, Ether, USDT ERC-20 and USDT TRC-20.

Do I need KYC to pay with Ether?

No. The account needs an email address and a password; no identity document, no card, no company registration. Invoices are issued to the name or alias you give us.

Your GPU, paid in ETH, live tonight

Every server on the price list is in stock. Top up, deploy, and you are at a root prompt in under 10 minutes after the confirmation.