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- name
- Lambda AI
- domain
- lambda.ai
- category
- Paid API
- free tier
- no
- free credits
- — not quantified — No free tier stated on official pages (checked 2026-09-16): lambda.ai/pricing lists only per-GPU-hour instance and cluster rates plus tax, with no trial credit or free allowance.
- description
- Lambda sells NVIDIA GPU cloud rather than a token-metered API. Self-serve instance pricing is per GPU-hour: NVIDIA B200 SXM6 at $6.69, H100 SXM at $3.99, A100 SXM 80GB at $2.79, A100 SXM 40GB at $1.99, GH200 96GB at $2.29, A10 at $1.29, A6000 at $1.09 and Tesla V100 at $0.79, all plus applicable sales tax/VAT/GST. 1-Click Clusters scale from 16 to 2,000+ GPUs on 2-week-to-1-year terms at $8.87-$9.86 per GPU-hour for HGX B200 and $5.54-$6.16 for H100. Lambda's own Inference API is being retired: the official page states that "as the Inference API winds down" customers should continue by deploying and scaling models on NVIDIA GPU instances.
how this works
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- 02. Changes to data fields (description, category, free tier, credit values) require a rationale or source link.
- 03. Max 3 open proposals per account. Approved edits are published and logged in the public journal.
- 04. Current category: Paid API — the entry currently does not report a free tier.