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Thunder Compute

GPU cloud renting NVIDIA GPU instances by the minute, managed from a CLI, an editor extension or an MCP server.

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A GPU on the other end of a network.

Thunder Compute rents NVIDIA GPU instances in one- to eight-card sizes, billed per minute while they run, with extra vCPUs, persistent disk and snapshots priced on top. The company develops GPU virtualization software, and its instances are themselves containers rather than virtual machines, as the Docker guide explains. Instances are created and reached from a VS Code extension, the tnr CLI, a web console, a REST API or an MCP server, and come from templates with CUDA, PyTorch and JupyterLab installed, or with Ollama or ComfyUI. The technical specifications place the hardware in North America.

Worth knowing

The compatibility page lists what does not run: managed memory, CUDA MPS, GPU-accelerated FFmpeg and GPU profilers. Docker inside an instance is experimental and Docker Compose does not work. Per the restrictions page, the service is unavailable in a list of countries, business-only with a VAT ID in others, and limited to one account per person.

Identity

Founded
20242
Ownership
VC-backed2
Status
Active

Deployment

Deployment
Control panel4

Automation

MCP
Official8
CLI
Official7
API
Public6
Infrastructure as code
Terraform9

Sources

  1. 2026-09-24: Categories, GPU, Starting price, Entry price, Typical ceiling, Currencies
    www.thundercompute.com/pricing
  2. 2026-09-24: Founded, Ownership
    www.thundercompute.com/
  3. 2026-09-24: Use cases, country restrictions
    www.thundercompute.com/docs/restrictions
  4. 2026-09-24: Deployment
    www.thundercompute.com/docs/console/quickstart
  5. 2026-09-24: Pricing model
    www.thundercompute.com/docs/billing
  6. 2026-09-24: API
    www.thundercompute.com/docs/api-reference/instances/create-instance
  7. 2026-09-24: CLI
    www.thundercompute.com/docs/cli/quickstart
  8. 2026-09-24: MCP
    www.thundercompute.com/docs/mcp-server/quickstart
  9. 2026-09-24: Infrastructure as code
    github.com/Thunder-Compute/terraform-provider-thundercompute
  10. 2026-09-24: instances are containers
    www.thundercompute.com/docs/guides/using-docker-on-thundercompute
  11. 2026-09-24: known incompatibilities
    www.thundercompute.com/docs/compatibility
  12. 2026-09-24: location and pre-installed software
    www.thundercompute.com/docs/technical-specs
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