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GPU VPS in Toronto from $5343.90 a month

3 GPU plans are sold in our Toronto region, from $5343.90 a month (G20-160) to $42747.90 (G160-1280). Every row below is Toronto's own price, read from the same table the cart charges from.

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Live prices

GPU plans in Toronto, cheapest first.

3 plans, each at Toronto's own price. Deploy opens the configurator on that plan in Toronto.

Which one

Choosing a GPU plan in Toronto.

Each answer is a row from the table above.

Cheapest today

G20-160 at $5343.90 a month, or $7.3205/hr by the hour: 20 vCPU, 160 GB RAM, 720 GB of disk, 15 TB of transfer.

Most memory

G160-1280: 160 vCPU and 1280 GB RAM at $42747.90 a month.

With a card

G20-160: AMD Instinct MI325X, 256 GB VRAM (1× whole card), from $5343.90 a month.

Questions

About GPU servers in Toronto.

How much does a GPU VPS in Toronto cost?
From $5343.90 a month (G20-160) to $42747.90 (G160-1280). No setup fee, and every plan renews at the figure you ordered it at. The table prints Toronto's own price for each plan.
What is the GPU line?
GPU cards for inference, image generation, transcode and CUDA work, from a shared slice of one card to whole H100-class cards. Built to order, and each size runs only in the cities where its card is available, so the city list changes with the size.
Can I pay by the hour in Toronto?
Yes, on 3 of the 3 GPU plans here, from $7.3205/hr. An hourly machine is billed for the hours it runs and stops costing when you destroy it. The plans marked "Not offered" are billed to us a month up front by their supplier, so we sell them by the month only.
Which other lines run in Toronto?
Flex (39 plans from $7.90 a month), Big disk (33 plans from $75.90 a month). The Toronto page lists every plan we sell there.
Where else does the GPU line run?
Toronto is the only city in Americas where the GPU line has a page of its own today.
How quickly is it delivered?
In under an hour. You get the address, the root password and the details in your account, and if anything about the build needs a second look we tell you rather than leave you refreshing a page.