Facts from HyperAI’s own pricing and docs pages, September 2026 — 40 read from a quoted sentence on the page we archived.
HyperAI rents GPUs from $0.35 per GPU-hour on demand, bills hourly, and asks no minimum commitment. HyperAI does not publish an uptime SLA, an egress rate or who you contract with.
| Pay-as-you-go | Daily / weekly / monthly package | Pro membership | |
|---|---|---|---|
| From | $0.35/h (RTX 5090) | — | $4.99/month (30 h RTX 5090) |
| Minimum term | None | 1 day | 1 month; no refunds |
| Billing | Hourly, partial hours prorated | One-time package price, 24 h / 7 d / 30 d | $4.99/month subscription |
| Tenancy | Container (Gear) on a shared cluster | One execution, one resource | Same containers; monthly GPU quota |
| Payment | Prepaid balance | Prepaid balance; auto-renews by default | Account balance, auto-renews |
As of September 2026, the lowest published on-demand rate is $0.35 per GPU-hour for the NVIDIA RTX 5090 32GB. HyperAI publishes an on-demand rate for 3 GPU models. Billing is hourly.
HyperAI does not publish an uptime commitment on its own site.
No. HyperAI states none on pay-as-you-go.
HyperAI does not publish an egress rate, so the cost of moving data out is not something a reader can check before signing up.
HyperAI states that signup is self-serve. On approval and identity checks it states: none; multi-GPU quotas on request.
HyperAI states: no refunds; cancelled packages credited pro rata to balance.
Reviewed September 2026, from HyperAI’s own site. 40 facts, each quoted from the page it was read on.