The Rental Process
1
Choose Your Template
Select or customize a Docker template that defines your software environment - PyTorch, TensorFlow, Stable Diffusion, or custom configurations.
2
Find Your GPU
Search and filter through available offers to find GPUs that match your performance needs and budget.
3
Configure & Rent
Set your disk size, review the offer details, and launch your instance.
What You’ll Need to Decide
Before renting an instance, you’ll make key decisions about:- Software Environment: Which Docker image and launch mode (SSH, Jupyter, etc.)
- Hardware Requirements: GPU type, VRAM, CPU, and system RAM needed
- Storage Size: How much disk space (cannot be changed after creation)
- Instance Type: On-demand for reliability or interruptible for cost savings
- Budget: Maximum price you’re willing to pay per hour
Quick Start Path
For the fastest path to a running instance:- Use a Recommended Template - Pre-configured and tested
- Sort by Price - Find the best deals quickly
- Check Reliability Score - 95%+ for important work
- Start with On-demand - Upgrade to reserved later if needed
What’s in This Section
- Instance Types - Understand on-demand vs interruptible vs reserved options
- Choosing a Template - Understanding and selecting templates
- Finding & Renting - Search, filter, configure, and rent
- Reserved Instances - Save up to 50% with prepayment
Common Questions
How long does it take to start an instance?
Usually under 5 minutes with recommended templates. Large custom images may take longer on first launch.Can I change my configuration later?
- Template: No, you need a new instance
- Disk size: No, fixed at creation
- Instance type: Can convert on-demand to reserved only