What is GPUwithCrypto and who runs it?

Who operates GPUwithCrypto?

SerpGoat LLC operates GPUwithCrypto. It sells the GPU time, runs the dashboard and the API, and answers support. It is the party to the terms of service and the one responsible for the records described in the privacy policy.

A person answers support emails within 12 hours, seven days a week, and helps you start, size and stop your GPU instances. Help requests go to [email protected] and abuse reports to [email protected]. Nobody from our team will ever ask for your account number, your SSH private key or your API keys, by email or in a chat.

What does GPUwithCrypto rent?

On-demand cloud GPU instances: NVIDIA H100 80GB, H200 141GB, B200, A100 80GB, L40S 48GB, GeForce RTX 4090 24GB and RTX 5090 32GB, rented by the minute. Each instance gives you whole GPUs, never a time-shared slice or a MIG partition. You get root SSH access to Ubuntu with the NVIDIA driver, CUDA and PyTorch installed, or start from your own Docker image.

Instances are on-demand, not spot: nobody can take your GPU back while your balance covers it, and the instance runs until you stop it. Instances have 1 to 8 GPUs depending on the host. Before you start, the dashboard shows each host’s country, GPU count, form factor (SXM or PCIe) and interconnect. Every GPU, its VRAM and its hourly price are on the pricing page, and the VRAM guide helps you pick the right GPU for a model.

How are GPUwithCrypto prices set?

With one rule, applied GPU by GPU. Each GPU is priced at least 15% under a named reference: the on-demand price of the same GPU at a self-serve provider, read on 29 October 2026 (H100: Massed Compute at $2.73 per GPU-hour; each GPU's reference is named on its price page). Spot, interruptible, marketplace and contact-sales prices are not used as references, and some of them are lower. We do not claim to be the cheapest for every GPU.

Our price is rounded down to the cent, so the gap is never smaller than 15%. Two examples from the check of 29 October 2026:

• H100 80GB: the reference is Massed Compute at $2.73 per hour. Ours is $2.32.
• A100 80GB: the reference is Thunder Compute at $1.09 per hour. Ours is $0.92.

Spot, interruptible and marketplace GPUs can cost less than our price. They are left out of the reference on purpose: the provider or the host can take such a GPU back, while an on-demand instance stays yours as long as your balance pays for it. The spot GPU explainer covers the difference.

How do we check other providers' prices?

We read their public pricing pages on a stated date. For the check of 29 October 2026 we read each provider's own pricing page, or the public price feed that page loads, and recorded 165 provider-and-GPU prices from 24 providers. No aggregator was used as a source.

The rules behind each number:

• On-demand only. The reference is the fixed, non-interruptible list price per GPU-hour. Spot and marketplace prices are shown apart and never mixed in.
• Per GPU. When a provider lists only a multi-GPU node, its price is divided by the number of GPUs.
• Self-serve only. A "starting at" figure whose pricing cards say "Contact for pricing" is left out, and so are prices the provider's own page marks as old.
• Taxes excluded. Hyperscaler prices are those of one named US region.

According to GPUwithCrypto's price check of 29 October 2026, the median on-demand H100 80GB price across 16 providers was $4.16 per hour; ours is 44% below it. The same day we read the payment and sign-up pages of 33 GPU clouds: 14 accept crypto, and 4 ask for ID in some cases.

The GPU price index and the list of GPU clouds that accept crypto show each number with its source. Every price table on this site carries the date of its check.

What does GPUwithCrypto not do?

• No identity checks. No ID, no selfie, no documents, no company papers.
• No card. Payment is crypto only, from a prepaid balance.
• No reading of your disk. We do not read the files on your instance's disk, and we never see your SSH private key.
• No spot instances and no shared GPUs. Every instance is on-demand and gets whole GPUs, never a time-shared slice.
• No figures we cannot back. You will not find a customer count, a review score, an uptime percentage or a speed claim here. Our prices carry their date, and other providers' figures name the page they come from.

Why crypto and no KYC?

For privacy, speed and less paperwork. Many developers want an H100 for an afternoon without sending a passport, a card or company documents, and some live where cards for cloud services are refused. A prepaid balance in BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC makes that simple: the money is there before a GPU starts, so there is nothing to collect later and no reason to ask who you are.

The rules stay the same for everyone. The acceptable use policy binds every account. Not available to people or companies in Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Russia, Belarus, China, Yemen or Western Sahara, or in the occupied regions of Ukraine. Incoming payments are checked against public sanctions lists of blockchain addresses; a payment from a listed address is not credited.