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Hyperstack

European self-serve GPU cloud (NexGen Cloud’s Hyperstack) for training and inference hosting with on-demand, reserved, and spot VMs.

7.2/10
Overall Score
Conditional recommend

Hyperstack is a solid GPU hosting option when you want published per-hour rates and EU/NA capacity without a hyperscaler account maze.

Best for

Teams that need self-serve GPU VMs for training or inference and prefer transparent hourly pricing with spot and reservation options.

Not ideal for

Buyers who only want a hosted model API with scale-to-zero endpoints and no VM management.

Verdict

Hyperstack fits builders who want a GPU cloud with clear hourly SKUs for H100, A100, and lighter cards, including spot and reservation discounts. Public on-demand examples include A4000 around $0.15/hour and H100 around $2.50-$3.20/hour depending on variant. It is closer to infra hosting than Replicate’s model API; capacity and region fit matter as much as the sticker price.

Score Breakdown

How Hyperstack scores in the categories that matter to its buyers.

Buyer outcomes

GPU VM availability & SKUs
7.4
Published price transparency
7.3
Inference / training hosting fit
7.1
Self-serve UX
7.0

Company & commercial

Innovation & product leadership
7.2
Project management & communication
7.1
Pricing
7.4
Contract fairness
7.1

Pricing

Hyperstack publishes on-demand, reservation, and spot GPU hourly rates on hyperstack.cloud/gpu-pricing. Sample USD rates below as of September 2026; billed per minute on prepaid on-demand.

PlanPriceWhat stands out
NVIDIA A4000$0.15 / GPU-hrEntry workstation-class GPU
NVIDIA A100 (80GB)$1.35 / GPU-hrOn-demand; reservations and spot lower
NVIDIA H100$2.50 / GPU-hrSXM/NVLink variants higher on card
NVIDIA H200 SXM$3.99 / GPU-hrTop listed on-demand SKU

The Field at a Glance

Where Hyperstack ranks among Inference & model hosting vendors we reviewed, by Overall Score and relative typical engagement cost.

6 7 8 9 Overall Score $ $$ $$$ $$$$ Relative typical engagement cost Modal Together AI Replicate Hyperstack 7.2
Hyperstack Modal Together AI Replicate

Hyperstack scores 7.2, behind Modal (8.4), Replicate (8.0), and Together AI (7.3). Relative cost often looks favorable on raw GPU hours versus hosted model APIs.

Use-case matrix

Use caseFitNotes
Self-serve GPU VM hostingStrongSelf-serve GPU VMs are Hyperstack's core product.
Training and batch inferenceStrongCommon workload.
Hosted model API scale-to-zeroMixedReplicate sells a hosted model API, and Hyperstack sells VMs.
Serverless Python job platformMixedModal sells serverless Python jobs, and Hyperstack sells VMs.

Review Excerpts

Representative buyer views drawn from public information about Hyperstack. Paid reviews and pay-for-play sites were excluded.

What people like

“Published per-hour GPU rates made it easy to price a training run before we committed to it.”

ML engineer at a startup
Representative buyer view
How it's used

“We rent on-demand VMs for fine-tuning jobs and shut them down when the run finishes.”

Research engineer at an AI software company
Representative buyer view
What people don't like

“It is a VM product, so autoscaling and model serving are ours to build on top.”

Platform engineer at a mid-size software company
Representative buyer view

Where customer reviews couldn't be found, our analysts attempted to give a voice to buyer sentiment, drawing on real information from review sites, forums, and product documentation.

Based on: Hyperstack’s website

Company Facts

Headquarters
London, England, United Kingdom (CB Insights)
Website
hyperstack.cloud

Methodology

This page is an independent evaluation of Hyperstack for buyers comparing options in inference & model hosting. AI Industry Reviews accepts no sponsorships, advertising, or pay-for-placement fees. Hyperstack did not pay for this review.

What we scored

The headline number is an Overall Score on a 0-10 scale. Eight criteria fall under it in two groups.

  • Buyer outcomes (for inference & model hosting)
    • GPU VM availability & SKUs
    • Published price transparency
    • Inference / training hosting fit
    • Self-serve UX
  • Company & commercial
    • Innovation & product leadership
    • Project management & communication
    • Pricing
    • Contract fairness

Pricing measures whether the price looks fair for the value delivered, including packaging and renewal friction that show up in real buying cycles.

Score Composition

InputWeightWhat it covers
Reviews40%A proprietary read of what practitioners say about likes, complaints, and day-to-day use, including public review sites, forums, and private chat rooms. Paid reviews and pay-for-play sites are out of scope.
Product35%Hands-on look at screens and workflows.
Pricing15%Whether the price looks fair for what you get.
Docs & training10%Docs, tutorials, and training material.

How we balanced the evidence

The Overall Score is the simple average of the eight criteria. Recommendation language follows that score and the use-case matrix above.

Scope

Hyperstack is graded here as inference & model hosting. Criteria scores can move as more review volume and product checks are added.

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