Packaging

Hyperbolic splits compute into four surfaces with prepaid credits and a price lock

Hyperbolic pricing

Hyperbolic now packages compute as On-Demand, Reserved, Private Cloud and Serverless Inference, funded by never-expiring prepaid credits with a $5 minimum and Auto Top-Up.

Before

Two self-serve surfaces (GPU marketplace, serverless inference); reserved clusters and dedicated hosting were sales-quoted only.

After

Four documented surfaces — On-Demand (hourly, 99.5% SLA), Reserved (prepaid, self-serve from 1 week to 1 month), Private Cloud (custom contract), Serverless Inference (99.9% SLA) — plus separately metered storage volumes.

Hyperbolic’s docs now formalise a commitment ladder that used to be a sales conversation. Reserved capacity is self-serve in-app at a discounted prepaid $/GPU/hour with terms from 1 week to 1 month (larger commitments still go through sales), paid in full up front with no early termination. Private Cloud is the sales-led tier: single-tenant, off-platform, negotiated per contract on multi-month to multi-year terms, and billed separately rather than from credits.

The money mechanics are newly explicit. Compute credits are purchased at a $5 minimum, are always 1:1 with dollars, and never expire; Auto Top-Up recharges a stored payment method when the balance falls below a customer-set threshold, evaluated every 10 minutes. On-demand instances require a balance covering at least one hour of runtime across all instances, with no minimum charge. Most notably, Hyperbolic now documents a price lock: “the cost per hour per GPU displayed during instance creation is locked in for the duration of the instance”, with one stated exception for long-running instances at significantly below-market rates. Storage volumes are metered hourly on provisioned capacity — “regardless of the capacity actually used or the volume of data transferred” — with a 30-day grace period to recover data after a balance hits zero.

From Hyperbolic's pricing timeline
GPU rates reset upward; four-surface platform with prepaid credits

Published on-demand starting rates move to H100 SXM $2.89, H200 $3.49 and B200 $5.99 per GPU-hour (catalog advertised from $0.20/GPU/hr), and the consumer-GPU per-hour rates are pulled from the page. Packaging is now four surfaces — On-Demand, Reserved, Private Cloud and Serverless Inference — funded by prepaid compute credits (minimum $5, never expiring) with Auto Top-Up, a per-instance price lock, and 99.5%/99.9% uptime SLAs. Serverless token rates are unchanged.

About Hyperbolic
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Hyperbolic is an open-access AI cloud with four pure usage-based surfaces and no subscription tiers: On-Demand GPUs, Reserved GPUs, Private Cloud, and Serverless Inference.

Free tier
Yes
Commits
Available
Transparency
public

Hyperbolic pricing history

  1. Jul 2026
    GPU rates reset upward; four-surface platform with prepaid credits
  2. Jun 2026
    Marketplace starting rates published; H100 from $1.50/hr
  3. Jun 2025
    Per-million-token inference rate card stabilizes
  4. Dec 2024
    Two usage surfaces live; H100 advertised from ~$0.99/hr
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