Cerebrium

Serverless GPU platform for real-time AI workloads, running Python apps and custom Docker containers that scale to zero and bill per second.

www.cerebrium.aipricingstatustermsdocs

GPUs that wake up when the call comes in.

Classification

Categories: Serverless, GPU cloud 1
Operating system: Self-managed 3
Use cases: AI and LLM apps, API backends 1

Tech stack

Runtimes: Python, Docker 4
GPU: Serverless GPU6

Pricing

Pricing model: Metered usage7
Entry price: $150 to $500 a month 7
Starting price: from $0.59 an hour7
Typical ceiling: Over $1,500 a month7
Currencies: USD 7
Billed: Monthly7

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Cerebrium runs customer code on GPUs and CPUs as serverless apps: a Python project described in a cerebrium.toml file, or a custom Dockerfile for anything else, deployed with the CLI or from a linked GitHub repository. Apps scale on demand, down to zero, and GPU, CPU and memory are billed per second while code runs, as the cost docs describe. Endpoints can be called over REST, streamed, or served over WebSockets, and the platform is pitched at voice agents and other latency-sensitive inference.

The free Hobby plan and the paid Standard plan charge compute on top of the plan, and differ in the number of apps, seats and concurrent GPUs. The about page says the company was founded in Cape Town and is now headquartered in New York City.

Worth knowing

The multi-region docs list regions in the United States, Sweden and Finland as generally available and several more, in other countries, as available on request. Multi-region deployment is marked as beta there.

Identity

Founded: 20212
Ownership: VC-backed 2
Status: Active

Deployment

Deployment: Container image, Git 4 5

Regions and law

Regions: United States, Sweden, Finland 8
Headquarters: United States 2

Automation

CLI: Official10
API: Public9

Sources

2026-09-24: Categories, Use cases
www.cerebrium.ai/
2026-09-24: Founded, Headquarters, Ownership
www.cerebrium.ai/about
2026-09-24: Operating system
cerebrium.ai/docs/container-images/defining-container-images
2026-09-24: Runtimes, Deployment
cerebrium.ai/docs/container-images/custom-dockerfiles
2026-09-24: Deployment
cerebrium.ai/docs/api-reference/apps/create-github-app
2026-09-24: GPU
cerebrium.ai/docs/calculating-cost
2026-09-24: Pricing model, Entry price, Typical ceiling, Starting price, Currencies, Billed
www.cerebrium.ai/pricing
2026-09-24: Regions
cerebrium.ai/docs/deployments/multi-region-deployment
2026-09-24: API
cerebrium.ai/docs/api-reference/apps/list-apps
2026-09-24: CLI
cerebrium.ai/docs/getting-started/introduction

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