◈ Compute for the enterprise

The hyperscale cloud
your cloud bill
should have been.

Most enterprises are not choosing between clouds; they are paying the leading cloud list price for workloads that would run the same anywhere. Compute runs those workloads — GPU fleets, databases, internal platforms, AI — for less than the leading cloud charges for the same thing, and shows you the leading cloud’s own price beside ours.

Start with one workload. Keep everything else where it is until the numbers have earned the next one.

30%
Under the leading cloud on GPU and CPU instance hours
30%
Under the leading cloud’s support minimums
Per-second
Billing on every machine
One
Bill across every product
Against the leading cloud

What enterprise pay on Compute, against the leading cloud

H100 GPU hour
$4.82/hr
Leading cloud $6.88/hr · Same GPU (H100 80 GB)
30% less
4 vCPU / 8 GB server
$0.0941/hr
Leading cloud $0.1344/hr · Its cheapest machine with 4 vCPU and 16 GiB
30% less
Database
$0.0112 / database-hour
Leading cloud $0.016 / database-hour · Managed database, smallest instance
30% less
Business support
$70.00 / month
Leading cloud $100 / month · Business support plan, monthly minimum
30% less

Compared with the leading cloud's own published on-demand prices, US East. Every comparison.

Why enterprise choose Compute

Built for how you buy

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Like for like, priced lower

The same GPU the leading cloud sells, the cheapest the leading cloud instance with the same vCPUs and memory, the same class of managed database — and our price under theirs, published.

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No commitment to unwind

No reserved terms, no savings plans to forecast, no minimum spend. The saving is on the on-demand price, so it is there from the first hour.

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One account, one invoice

Compute, databases, storage, hosting, source control, domains and AI on one bill, itemised by product and by meter, with prepaid credit if procurement prefers it.

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Support with a name

Enterprise support assigns a named engineer to your account, for less than the leading cloud charges for its entry-level enterprise plan.

The shift

From your current cloud bill to the Compute bill

On the leading cloud today
  • ✕List price on workloads that would run the same anywhere
  • ✕Savings that depend on committing a year or three in advance
  • ✕A bill only a specialist can read
  • ✕Support tiers priced as a percentage of everything you spend
  • ✕Price changes discovered on the invoice
On Compute
  • ✓A lower on-demand price, with the leading cloud’s figure beside it
  • ✓The saving from the first hour, with nothing to commit
  • ✓One itemised bill, by product and by meter
  • ✓Support at a flat monthly price
  • ✓Prices published before you start, and checked against the leading cloud daily
How it works

Three steps, no migration project

  1. 1

    Pick the workload that costs you most

    GPU training, a database fleet, a set of internal services — whatever the leading cloud is charging you most for, like for like.

  2. 2

    Run it on Compute alongside

    Nothing is torn down. Run it in parallel, compare the bill line by line against what the leading cloud charged for the same month.

  3. 3

    Move what the numbers justify

    Workloads move one at a time, on evidence. What stays on the leading cloud stays there.

Questions we are asked

Answers, plainly

Is this a full replacement for the leading cloud?+

For compute, managed databases, object storage, hosting, source control, domains and AI inference, yes. The leading cloud sells far more services than that; the case we make is for the workloads where most of an enterprise bill actually sits.

What certifications do you hold?+

We do not currently hold SOC 2, ISO 27001 or similar third-party attestations, and the trust page says so plainly. Ask us about your specific requirements before you move a regulated workload.

How do you compare prices with the leading cloud?+

Against the leading cloud’s own published on-demand list prices for US East, refreshed daily for instances. Savings plans and reserved instances are not included on either side.

Can we pay by invoice or prepay?+

Usage is invoiced monthly in arrears. Prepaid credit can be bought in advance and is applied to invoices automatically.

Put one workload on Compute this month

Run it beside what you have, and compare the invoices line by line. Move the next one when the numbers say so.

No contract, no minimum spend, nothing to tear down if you stop.