Jarvislabs

Indian GPU cloud renting GPU virtual machines, framework containers, managed model endpoints and a token-priced model API, billed by the minute.

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GPUs by the minute, from India.

Classification

Categories: Infrastructure as a Service, GPU cloud 1
Operating system: Self-managed 3
Use cases: AI and LLM apps 1

Tech stack

Runtimes: Anything 3
Shell: Root shell 3
GPU: GPU instances, Managed inference, Model API1 5

Pricing

Pricing model: Per hour5
Entry price: $15 to $50 a month 5
Starting price: from $0.05 an hour5
Typical ceiling: Over $1,500 a month5
Currencies: USD, INR 5
Billed: Hourly, Monthly, Quarterly, Half-yearly, Yearly5
Paid: In advance4

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Jarvislabs is a GPU cloud based in India. It rents GPU virtual machines with root access and one to eight GPUs, templates that start a managed container with a framework preinstalled, and multi-node clusters. For inference it runs catalog models as managed endpoints, serves open models on vLLM, SGLang or Ollama workers that scale to zero, and sells a Model API priced per token; the llms.txt summary notes that the serverless workers do not accept custom containers.

On-demand compute is priced per hour and billed per minute from a prepaid wallet, with spot rates and discounts for reserved terms of one month to a year on the pricing page. Customers outside India pay in US dollars and customers in India in rupees. Pausing an instance stops compute charges while its storage keeps billing.

Worth knowing

Most capacity is in India, with a smaller Europe region whose country the site does not name. The CLI docs limit that region to one- or eight-GPU instances, and private networking is offered in the India regions only.

Identity

Founded: 20211
Status: Active

Deployment

Deployment: Control panel 4

Regions and law

Regions: India 6
Headquarters: India 2

Automation

CLI: Official6

Sources

2026-09-24: Categories, Founded, Use cases, GPU
jarvislabs.ai/llms.txt
2026-09-24: Headquarters
jarvislabs.ai/
2026-09-24: Operating system, Shell, Runtimes
jarvislabs.ai/products/vm
2026-09-24: Deployment, Paid
docs.jarvislabs.ai/
2026-09-24: GPU, Pricing model, Entry price, Typical ceiling, Starting price, Currencies, Billed
jarvislabs.ai/pricing
2026-09-24: Regions, CLI
docs.jarvislabs.ai/cli/

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