
Facts from SaladCloud’s own pricing and docs pages, September 2026 — 40 read from a quoted sentence on the page we archived.
SaladCloud rents GPUs, bills per second, and asks no minimum commitment. SaladCloud does not publish an egress rate or a refund policy.
| Community Cloud — High priority | Community Cloud — Medium / Low | Community Cloud — Lowest (Batch) | Dedicated | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| From | The dearest of the four tiers; vCPU and RAM included | Below High, above Lowest | From $0.015/GPU-hr | Not published — quoted per contract |
| Minimum term | None | None | None; no cold-start charges | A term agreed with an engineer |
| Billing | Per second, only while running | Per second, only while running | Per second, only while running | Contract |
| Uptime SLA | No uptime commitment — nodes disconnect and are reallocated | Roughly 30 minutes of run before reallocation | No protection from preemption | Service levels specified in the contract |
| Tenancy | Containers on distributed consumer GPUs, never preempted by other workloads | Preemptible by higher-priority groups | The most interruptible tier | Reserved cards, bare metal or VMs, spread across the footprint |
| Provisioning | Scheduled onto the network; allocation and download unbilled | — | — | Via sales; runs as a private GPU class in your org |
| Payment | Prepaid credit, at the organisation level | Prepaid credit, at the organisation level | Prepaid credit, at the organisation level | — |
SaladCloud states None on Community Cloud; contractual on Dedicated.
No. SaladCloud states none.
SaladCloud does not publish an egress rate, so the cost of moving data out is not something a reader can check before signing up.
On approval and identity checks it states: card details required via the billing provider.
SaladCloud lists nodes in 190+ countries.
The contracting entity is Salad Technologies, Inc..
Reviewed September 2026, from SaladCloud’s own site. 40 facts, each quoted from the page it was read on.