Verda

Finnish GPU cloud selling GPU virtual machines, multi-node clusters and serverless containers from data centers in Helsinki.

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GPUs by the hour, from Helsinki.

Classification

Categories: Infrastructure as a Service, Containers as a Service, GPU cloud 1
Operating system: Self-managed 4
Use cases: AI and LLM apps, Background jobs and queues 6

Tech stack

Runtimes: Anything, Docker 5
Shell: Root shell 4
GPU: GPU instances, Serverless GPU5 6

Pricing

Pricing model: Per hour6
Entry price: $15 to $50 a month 6
Starting price: from $0.048 an hour6
Typical ceiling: Over $1,500 a month6
Currencies: USD, EUR 7
Billed: Hourly, Monthly, Quarterly, Half-yearly, Yearly, Multi-year6
Paid: In advance7
Exit: Within a day 3

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Verda sells GPU compute from Helsinki: NVIDIA GPU virtual machines in one-, two-, four- and eight-card sizes, CPU instances, self-service multi-node clusters, and serverless containers that scale to zero, with block storage, a shared filesystem and a container registry beside them. Bare metal is available on request. Instances are priced by the hour on demand, with spot prices and discounts for reserved terms. The company was founded in 2020 as DataCrunch and took the Verda name in November 2025, as its blog post announces; the contracting entity in the terms is still DataCrunch Oy.

Worth knowing

Billing draws on a prepaid balance in ten-minute increments, and the billing docs say instances stop when the balance runs out. Serverless containers are billed per minute in which a replica did work. All capacity is in Finland; a site in Sundsvall, Sweden, is announced in a blog post and not yet in service.

Identity

Founded: 20202
Ownership: VC-backed 2
Status: Active

Deployment

Deployment: Control panel, Container image 5

Regions and law

Regions: Finland 8
Headquarters: Finland 3

Automation

MCP: Official11
CLI: Official10
API: Public9
Infrastructure as code: Terraform12

Sources

2026-09-25: Categories
verda.com/gpu-instances
2026-09-25: Founded, Ownership
verda.com/company
2026-09-25: Headquarters, Exit
verda.com/terms-and-conditions
2026-09-25: Operating system, Shell
docs.verda.com/cpu-and-gpu-instances/tips-and-tricks/losing-ssh-access-to-your-machines/
2026-09-24: Deployment, Runtimes, GPU
docs.verda.com/containers/overview/
2026-09-25: Use cases, GPU, Pricing model, Starting price, Entry price, Typical ceiling, Billed
verda.com/pricing
2026-09-25: Currencies, Paid
docs.verda.com/welcome-to-verda/pricing-and-billing/
2026-09-25: Regions
docs.verda.com/welcome-to-verda/locations-and-sustainability/
2026-09-25: API
api.verda.com/v1/docs
2026-09-25: CLI
docs.verda.com/cli/
2026-09-25: MCP
docs.verda.com/cli/mcp/
2026-09-25: Infrastructure as code
docs.verda.com/infrastructure-as-code/terraform/
2026-09-25: rename from data crunch
verda.com/blog/datacrunch-is-changing-its-name-to-verda
2026-09-25: sundsvall site
verda.com/blog/verda-ai-infrastructure-sundsvall-sweden

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