Provider
Live data
io.net.
Solana-based decentralized GPU network — host a worker node, earn IO token for completed compute jobs.
At a glance
- Tier
- Decentralized
- Payout
- IO token
- Host share
- 80%
Price history
Daily median on io.net's top GPUs.
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GPUs available on io.net
| GPU | Tier | $/hr | |
|---|---|---|---|
| workstation | $0.14/hr | Compare → | |
| workstation | $0.18/hr | Compare → | |
| consumer | $0.22/hr | Compare → | |
| consumer | $0.24/hr | Compare → | |
| consumer | $0.24/hr | Compare → | |
| consumer | $0.68/hr | Compare → | |
| datacenter | $0.71/hr | Compare → | |
| datacenter | $0.76/hr | Compare → | |
| datacenter | $0.80/hr | Compare → | |
| datacenter | $1.03/hr | Compare → | |
| datacenter | $2.39/hr | Compare → | |
| datacenter | $3.99/hr | Compare → | |
| datacenter | $5.38/hr | Compare → |
Frequently asked
How is io.net billing measured?
Most providers bill per-second once the instance is running, with a small minimum (often 60 seconds). Some first-party clouds round up to the minute. Headline $/hr is the right comparison unit.
Which regions does io.net offer GPUs in?
P2P marketplaces aggregate hosts worldwide so region varies per offer. First-party clouds and hyperscalers expose explicit region pickers (US, EU, APAC). Filter on the provider's site after clicking through if region matters.
Does io.net offer an SLA?
Hyperscalers (AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle) publish formal SLAs. First-party clouds (Lambda, CoreWeave) offer support contracts. P2P marketplaces and decentralized networks have no SLA — uptime depends on the individual host.
What's the refund / cancellation policy on io.net?
Per-second billing means you only pay for compute used — stop the instance and billing stops. Pre-paid credits and committed-use discounts have provider-specific terms; check the provider's billing docs before pre-paying.