Train faster when it matters most
Blackwell B200 through RTX 4090 — nine NVIDIA SKUs across four regions, SSH-ready in under 90 seconds, billed by the second from $0.49/hr.
Per-second billing · No quotas or capacity requests · SOC 2 Type II · 99.9% uptime SLA
Launch instance
US East (Ashburn)B200 SXM
Newest silicon180 GB VRAM · 28 vCPU · 3 TB NVMe
$5.49/hr
H200 SXM
141 GB VRAM · 24 vCPU · 2 TB NVMe
$3.69/hr
H100 SXM
Most popular80 GB VRAM · 26 vCPU · 1.5 TB NVMe
$2.49/hr
H100 SXM ×8 Node
Best for training640 GB VRAM · 208 vCPU · 22 TB NVMe
$18.32/hr
H100 SXM · pytorch-2.7 · on-demand
DeployTrusted by ML teams shipping in production
Nine SKUs, zero waitlists
Every row below is live capacity in Reviosa-owned data centers — not resold spot. From RTX 4090 dev boxes at $0.49/hr to full HGX nodes at $2.29 per GPU-hour effective.
Compare with CPU, metal, and storage pricingB200 SXM
Newest silicon1× NVIDIA B200
$5.49/hr
$2,599/mo
- VRAM
- 180 GB
- vCPUs
- 28
- RAM
- 360 GB
- Storage
- 3 TB NVMe
- Network
- 100 Gbps Ethernet
H200 SXM
1× NVIDIA H200
$3.69/hr
$1,749/mo
- VRAM
- 141 GB
- vCPUs
- 24
- RAM
- 256 GB
- Storage
- 2 TB NVMe
- Network
- 100 Gbps Ethernet
H100 SXM
Most popular1× NVIDIA H100
$2.49/hr
$1,179/mo
- VRAM
- 80 GB
- vCPUs
- 26
- RAM
- 224 GB
- Storage
- 1.5 TB NVMe
- Network
- 100 Gbps Ethernet
H100 SXM ×8 Node
Best for training8× NVIDIA H100
$18.32/hr
$8,689/mo
- VRAM
- 640 GB
- vCPUs
- 208
- RAM
- 1,843 GB
- Storage
- 22 TB NVMe
- Network
- 3.2 Tbps InfiniBand + NVLink
H100 PCIe
1× NVIDIA H100
$2.09/hr
$989/mo
- VRAM
- 80 GB
- vCPUs
- 26
- RAM
- 200 GB
- Storage
- 1 TB NVMe
- Network
- 25 Gbps Ethernet
A100 80GB SXM
1× NVIDIA A100
$1.29/hr
$609/mo
- VRAM
- 80 GB
- vCPUs
- 24
- RAM
- 192 GB
- Storage
- 1 TB NVMe
- Network
- 25 Gbps Ethernet
RTX 5090
1× NVIDIA RTX 5090
$0.79/hr
$379/mo
- VRAM
- 32 GB
- vCPUs
- 16
- RAM
- 64 GB
- Storage
- 500 GB NVMe
- Network
- 10 Gbps Ethernet
L40S
1× NVIDIA L40S
$0.69/hr
$329/mo
- VRAM
- 48 GB
- vCPUs
- 16
- RAM
- 96 GB
- Storage
- 750 GB NVMe
- Network
- 25 Gbps Ethernet
RTX 4090
Starter1× NVIDIA RTX 4090
$0.49/hr
$229/mo
- VRAM
- 24 GB
- vCPUs
- 12
- RAM
- 64 GB
- Storage
- 400 GB NVMe
- Network
- 10 Gbps Ethernet
On-demand prices are billed per second; monthly figures are reserved rates. Stopped instances accrue nothing.
Built to keep every GPU busy
The details that decide real training throughput — provisioning speed, interconnect, billing granularity, and data locality — engineered as one system.
See the whole platformInstant provisioning
SSH-ready in under 90 seconds
Warm capacity pools in all four regions mean there is no queue between you and a running node. One command, one coffee-free minute, one SSH prompt.
- Prebaked images — PyTorch 2.7, CUDA 12.8, Ubuntu 24.04 — flashed straight to local NVMe.
- No quota requests, ever — every account can launch every SKU on day one.
- 74-second median cold boot — 90 seconds is the ceiling we publish, not the average.
$ reviosa launch h100-sxm --region us-east --image pytorch-2.7
✓ capacity reserved · us-east-1a .......... 0.6 s
✓ pytorch-2.7-cuda12.8 flashed to NVMe ... 38.1 s
✓ vpc + volume attached ................. 9.4 s
ready — ssh root@203.0.113.87 · total 71 s
Cold boot
74 s
median, all regions
Quota tickets
0
required, forever
Interconnect
3.2 Tbps between every pair of GPUs
Every H100 SXM ×8 Node ships on a rail-optimized InfiniBand fabric with NVLink inside the chassis — so gradient sync never becomes the slowest layer in your training stack.
- 3.2 Tbps InfiniBand + NVLink east-west on every 8× node — no shared oversubscribed uplinks.
- 900 GB/s NVLink intra-node — tensor parallelism without the bandwidth penalty.
- NCCL-tuned images by default — 98% scaling efficiency measured at 64 GPUs.
hgx-a04 · 8× NVIDIA H100
TrainingGPU0
99%
GPU1
98%
GPU2
99%
GPU3
97%
GPU4
99%
GPU5
98%
GPU6
96%
GPU7
99%
Fabric
3.2 Tbps InfiniBand
All-reduce bus BW
480 GB/s measured
Per-second billing
Billed by the second, not the hour
Stop an instance mid-epoch and the meter stops the same second. On a H100 SXM that means experiments cost exactly what they run — $0.0007 per second, nothing rounded up.
- No minimums, no rounding — a 47-second smoke test bills 47 seconds.
- Live spend per instance in the console, CLI, and API — never a surprise invoice.
- Reserved rates when the workload is steady — switch modes without redeploying.
Live meter
Runningtrain-h100-a · H100 SXM · US East (Ashburn)
$6.69this session
2 h 41 m at $2.49/hr · $0.0007 per second
Stopped instances accrue $0.00. Volumes and IPs persist until you say otherwise.
Persistent storage
Volumes that outlive the instance
Checkpoints, datasets, and environments live on persistent NVMe volumes. Terminate a dev box tonight, attach the same volume to an 8× node tomorrow, and resume from the exact step you left.
- Triple-replicated NVMe block volumes, resizable online without a reboot.
- Attach to any SKU — detach from an RTX 4090, reattach to a H100 SXM ×8 Node.
- Hourly snapshots with cross-region restore to any of our four regions.
Volumes
New volumeckpt-70b-sft
4 TB NVMe block · US East (Ashburn)
datasets-web-2t
12 TB NVMe block · US East (Ashburn)
ckpt-70b-dpo
2 TB NVMe block · last snapshot 38 min ago
Triple-replicated · resize online · hourly snapshots
Start on one card. Scale to eight.
Same image, same volumes, same API. The only thing that changes is the number after the ×.
Single GPU
H100 SXM
Fine-tunes, diffusion training, and production inference — the fastest way to get a serious experiment moving today.
$2.49 /hr $1,179/mo reserved
- GPU
- 1× NVIDIA H100
- VRAM
- 80 GB HBM3
- vCPUs
- 26 vCPU
- System RAM
- 224 GB
- Local NVMe
- 1.5 TB NVMe
- Network
- 100 Gbps Ethernet
Full HGX node
H100 SXM ×8 Node
Distributed training on NVLink and InfiniBand — pretraining runs, 70B+ fine-tunes, and anything with a deadline.
$18.32 /hr = $2.29 per GPU-hour effective
- GPU
- 8× NVIDIA H100
- VRAM
- 640 GB HBM3 (8× 80 GB)
- vCPUs
- 208 vCPU
- System RAM
- 1,843 GB
- Local NVMe
- 22 TB NVMe
- Network
- 3.2 Tbps InfiniBand + NVLink
Out of VRAM? When model plus optimizer state passes 80 GB, shard across the node instead of your weekend.
Batch stalling? InfiniBand keeps gradient sync off the critical path — 98% scaling efficiency at 64 GPUs.
Deadline math: eight GPUs for one day beats one GPU for eight — same spend, per-second billed, results a week sooner.
Dr. Amara Okafor
Head of ML @ Loomline AI
“We moved our fine-tuning fleet to Reviosa in a weekend. The 8× H100 nodes hold 97% scaling efficiency on our 70B runs, and per-second billing changed how we schedule experiments — we stop nodes between sweeps and simply stop paying.”
3.4×
faster iteration on 70B fine-tunes after moving from single cards to H100 SXM ×8 Node clusters.
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GPUs rarely work alone. Metal for the databases, storage for the checkpoints, serverless endpoints for the finished model — all on one private network.
Bare Metal & VMs
Single-tenant EPYC and Xeon, delivered in hours. Databases, render farms, and build fleets on the same private network as your GPUs.
Storage & Networking
NVMe block volumes and S3-compatible objects. Datasets and checkpoints one hop from every GPU, with a free egress allowance.
Serverless AI
Open-weight models behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Autoscale from zero, pay per token, keep your client code.
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