TensorDock
GPU cloud marketplace with per-second billing across 100+ global locations.
Acquired — still operating
acquired by Voltage Park Mar 2025
About
TensorDock operates as a marketplace of independent GPU hosts who compete on price rather than a single provider with a rate card. It lists around 45 GPU models across 100+ locations in 20+ countries, from entry-level consumer cards to H100 SXM5s, with KVM virtualization, root access, Windows support, per-second billing, and no ingress or egress fees. Servers run on a prepaid balance and are deleted automatically when it hits zero.
The marketplace model produces striking prices: published floors run about $0.12/hr for entry consumer cards, $0.35/hr for an RTX 4090, $1.80/hr for an A100 SXM4, and $2.25/hr for an H100 SXM5, though the same GPU carries different rates by host, location, and redundancy. In March 2025 Voltage Park acquired TensorDock, making the two former alternatives a single option.
The caveats are marketplace-shaped: rates float with supply and demand, host hardware and network quality vary, and prepaid auto-deletion can surprise teams running long jobs. Spot instances run 50-80% cheaper for fault-tolerant work. It suits inference and batch training where cost-per-query compounds, not latency-sensitive distributed training.
What it can do
- 45+ GPU models across 100+ global locations
- Per-second billing with no ingress or egress fees
- KVM virtualization with root access and Windows support
- Spot instances at 50-80% discounts for fault-tolerant work
Setup
Sign up at tensordock.com, add a prepaid balance, deploy a GPU server from the console or API.
Prerequisites
A prepaid balance; comfort with marketplace host variability.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 8/10
Scored 8/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Verified via vendor site/docs/GitHub and reputable coverage, wave 87; Trending score 76/100 from researcher assessment.
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