Sesterce

French GPU cloud renting GPU virtual machines, bare-metal servers and inference endpoints by the hour from a prepaid balance.

www.sesterce.compricingtermsdocs

GPUs by the hour, paid for in credits.

Classification

Categories: Infrastructure as a Service, Bare metal, GPU cloud 1
Operating system: Self-managed 3
Use cases: AI and LLM apps 4

Tech stack

Runtimes: Anything, Docker 5
GPU: GPU instances, Managed inference1 4

Pricing

Pricing model: Per hour1
Entry price: $50 to $150 a month 1
Starting price: from $0.13 an hour1
Typical ceiling: Over $1,500 a month1
Currencies: USD 1
Billed: Hourly6
Paid: In advance6
Payment: Card, Bank transfer 6

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Sesterce is a French company that rents GPU compute through Sesterce Cloud: on-demand virtual machines and bare-metal servers with one to eight GPUs, CPU-only machines, persistent volumes, and inference endpoints. An endpoint runs a model from Sesterce’s catalog or the customer’s own Docker image, public or from a private registry, and scales between limits the customer sets, as the inference docs describe. Instances are reached over SSH, and the compute page lists offers across regions in the US, Canada, France, Poland and Finland.

Prices are per hour in US dollars and drawn from a prepaid credit balance, which the billing docs say is debited every minute. The company also builds data centers in France, which its homepage offers as reserved capacity through sales.

Worth knowing

An instance’s own disk is not persistent: the compute docs say data is deleted with the instance unless a volume is attached, and a volume has to be created with the instance, in the same cloud and region. If the credit balance reaches zero, the billing docs say running instances are stopped and storage volumes deleted.

Identity

Status: Active

Deployment

Deployment: Control panel, Container image 5

Regions and law

Regions: United States, Canada, France, Poland, Finland 1
Headquarters: France 2

Automation

CLI: Official8
API: Public7

Sources

2026-09-24: Categories, GPU, Pricing model, Entry price, Typical ceiling, Starting price, Currencies, Regions
cloud.sesterce.com/compute
2026-09-24: Headquarters
www.sesterce.com/terms-of-use
2026-09-24: Operating system
docs.sesterce.com/compute-instances/configure-your-compute-instance
2026-09-24: Use cases, GPU
docs.sesterce.com/ai-inference-instances
2026-09-24: Runtimes, Deployment
docs.sesterce.com/ai-inference-instances/inference-instance-configuration
2026-09-24: Billed, Paid, Payment
docs.sesterce.com/welcome-on-sesterce-cloud/payment-and-billing
2026-09-24: API
docs.sesterce.com/api-reference
2026-09-24: CLI
www.npmjs.com/package/sesterce-cli

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