Nodus
Compute platform for AI workloads: runs the customer's container for training, post-training, LoRA fine-tuning, agent sandboxes, evaluations and reinforcement-learning environments on matched GPUs and CPUs, recovers from saved checkpoints, keeps project files between sessions with VS Code, Jupyter and SSH access, offers an OpenAI-compatible inference API in beta, and lets Claude Code, Codex or Cursor submit jobs with a spending limit; GPU and CPU hourly prices are published, for example $2.600 an hour for an H100 SXM.
What it does
- GPU cloud
- Model training
- Model inference
Features 6
- Bring your own codeNodus places the job, runs it and recovers from saved checkpoints.
- Use your coding agentClaude Code, Codex or Cursor can submit and follow GPU jobs.
- Agent sandboxesRuns agents and evals in sandboxes with configurable limits.
- OpenAI-compatible inferenceHosted models behind an OpenAI-compatible API, in beta.
- Persistent workspaceSaved project files persist between compute sessions.
- Spend ceilingAn optional monthly cap refuses work that would cross it.
Sources
- Pricing
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Pricing page: GPU and CPU configurations are priced by the hour, for example $2.600 an hour for an H100 SXM 80 GB and $0.290 for an RTX 4090; the inference API prices are not on the pages read.
- Description
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
Home page: "Train models, run agents, and call inference APIs. Bring your code and data."
- What it does
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
Home page: "Train models, run agents, and call inference APIs. Bring your code and data."
- Constraints
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
Derived from the security facts on this page, from the same source.
- Security
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
Security page: admin and member roles, an audit record of console actions, and hashed API keys, from a vendor that states it is in pilot with no SOC 2, ISO certification or third-party penetration test; vendor claims.
- Sold within
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Self-serve console with published hourly prices; a meeting can also be booked.
- Name
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
Name as published on the product page.
- URL
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
Product page, read 2026-10-18.
- Deployment
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
The pages read state no deployment model beyond the vendor-run service; saas is recorded as the vendor-operated reading.
- Interfaces
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
Home page: the OpenAI-compatible Nodus inference API and a Sign in link to the console at console.nodus-compute.ai.
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