Modal
Modal runs Python code on GPUs and bills by the second, with no servers to manage: you decorate functions and Modal builds the container and scales it.
- Serverless GPU
Model / inference API
Baseten is a hosted platform for model inference and training.
Checked 2026-10-31
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Baseten is a hosted platform for model inference and training. Model APIs give hosted endpoints for a curated set of models, compatible with the OpenAI Chat Completions API at https://inference.baseten.co/v1. Dedicated deployments run an open model, private checkpoint or custom model on infrastructure you configure, with autoscaling, logs and metrics included. Its pricing page lists a Basic plan at $0 a month, pay as you go, with Pro and Enterprise by quote. Dedicated GPUs are billed by the minute, from $0.01052 for a T4 to $0.10833 for an H100 and $0.16633 for a B200, and Model APIs bill per million tokens. The docs say Baseten is SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA compliant. We would suggest it to teams that want to serve their own or open models without running servers. The limits are rate caps per model: an unverified Basic account gets 15 requests and 100,000 tokens a minute. The docs do not state a free tier or the free credit amount. We have not run it ourselves for this note.
Modal runs Python code on GPUs and bills by the second, with no servers to manage: you decorate functions and Modal builds the container and scales it.
Runpod rents GPUs by the second, either as pods you control or as serverless endpoints.
Replicate runs models through an API and bills either by the second of hardware or by output, depending on the model.
Together AI serves open models by the token and also rents GPUs.
Checked 2026-10-31
Checked 2026-10-31
Basic plan is $0 a month, pay as you go; dedicated GPUs run from $0.01052 a minute for a T4 to $0.16633 for a B200. Model APIs bill per token. Pro and Enterprise by quote (checked 31 October 2026).
Yes, it offers an OpenAI-compatible API, so most agents and SDKs can point at it by changing the base URL.
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