●Deploy GPU instances on demand●Per-second billing — pay only for what you use●RTX 4090, L40S, and A100 GPUs available●No subscriptions — no commitments●Connect from any device, anywhere●On-demand provisioning — boots in minutes●Deploy GPU instances on demand●Per-second billing — pay only for what you use●RTX 4090, L40S, and A100 GPUs available●No subscriptions — no commitments●Connect from any device, anywhere●On-demand provisioning — boots in minutes●Deploy GPU instances on demand●Per-second billing — pay only for what you use●RTX 4090, L40S, and A100 GPUs available●No subscriptions — no commitments●Connect from any device, anywhere●On-demand provisioning — boots in minutes
How it works

A full GPU machine in 4 steps

01

Create an account and add credits

Sign up with your email address. Add credits from $1. Credits don't expire while your account is open.

02

Choose your GPU plan

Select a GPU tier based on your workload. Not sure? Start with Standard (RTX 4090).

03

Connect over SSH

Once the machine has booted (usually a few minutes), copy your SSH command or open the browser-based Jupyter studio. Root access in a Linux (Ubuntu) container with CUDA and PyTorch.

04

Stop when you’re done

Hit Stop in your dashboard and charging stops. Your machine is preserved for 24 hours.

Connection Methods

MethodBest ForLatencySetup
SSHTerminal, remote developmentInstantZero — any SSH client
Jupyter studioNotebooks, data scienceInstantZero — opens in browser
VS Code RemoteCoding, debuggingInstantRemote-SSH extension

What You Need

  • ✓Any device — Windows, Mac, Linux, iPad, Android
  • ✓Internet — 5 Mbps+ for SSH; 25 Mbps for the Jupyter studio
  • ✓SSH client or terminal — Built into Mac/Linux; free on Windows
  • ✓TurboGPU account — With at least $1 credit