Billing, crypto payments and renewals

#How monthly billing works

• You pay one month in advance, and the price is fixed for that month.
• Prices are in US dollars per server per month. A server with n GPUs costs n times the per-GPU price of its model: the per-GPU price is the same at every size.
• There is no hourly billing and no long-term contract. You renew month by month, for as long as you need the server.
• Servers come with 1, 2, 4 or 8 GPUs (GeForce cards: 1, 2 or 4). vCPUs, RAM and NVMe storage scale with the number of GPUs, and the GPUs are dedicated to you.

#Check a price

The price list and the configurator show the monthly price of every configuration. Each GPU is priced 30% below the market median and rounded down. The market median is the median public on-demand price per GPU-hour across 40 GPU clouds and hosts, collected on 23 September 2026, multiplied by 730 hours; spot, interruptible and marketplace offers, and AWS, Google Cloud and Azure, are left out.

The same prices come from a public, read-only API (JSON, no key needed):

curl -s https://cryptgpu.com/api/v1/gpus                   # all GPU models
curl -s https://cryptgpu.com/api/v1/gpus/h200              # one model
curl -s "https://cryptgpu.com/api/v1/quote?gpu=h200&n=8"   # a server with 8 x H200

GPU ids: b300, b200, mi355x, h200, h100, rtx-pro-6000, l40s, rtx-5090, rtx-4090, rtx-5080; n is 1, 2, 4 or 8. The API reference describes the responses.

#Pay an invoice in crypto

Each month is paid through an invoice, in the cryptocurrency you choose: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC or LTC.

1. Choose the coin. The invoice then shows the amount in that coin.
2. Use the network shown on the invoice. USDT and USDC exist on several blockchains; send on exactly the one the invoice names. A payment sent on another network may not be recoverable.
3. Send the exact amount to the address on the invoice.
4. Pay within the quote window. The crypto amount is valid for a limited time, shown on the invoice. If it has expired, do not send the old amount; request a new invoice.
5. Network fees are yours. The full invoice amount must arrive. Some exchanges deduct their withdrawal fee from the amount you enter, so check what will actually be received.
6. Wait for confirmation. The service starts once the payment is confirmed on-chain. How long that takes depends on the network and on the fee you paid.

If something went wrong, for example a wrong amount or network, contact us through the contact form with the invoice details and the transaction hash.

#Renew for another month

Renewing means paying the next month before the current term ends. Leave enough time for the payment to be confirmed on-chain before the end date, especially when a network is congested.

Each month you pay for has its own fixed price, and nothing ties you to the following month.

#Change GPU model or size

To move to another GPU model or another number of GPUs, order the new configuration. Moving your data to it is your responsibility. A practical sequence:

1. Order the new configuration while the current term still has time left, so both servers run at the same time.
2. Copy your data server to server with rsync, or through object storage (see Storage and data).
3. Check the copy and switch your workloads. Then let the old term run out, or renew it if you still need that server.

#End of term

Storage and data has a checklist: what to copy, where to, and how to verify the copy.

#Refunds

Payments are non-refundable once the server has been delivered, except where the law requires otherwise.

If we cannot deliver a server you ordered, we refund the payment, in crypto to an address you provide, or credit it, whichever you choose.

#Acceptable use and support

• Cryptocurrency mining is not permitted unless agreed in writing.
• Advanced GPUs are export-controlled. You must comply with export-control and sanctions laws.
• Support is provided through the contact form. No SLA is published.

To compare models before you order, see the GPU pages and the price list.