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For startups

Dedicated GPUs, on the terms frontier labs get.

Valnce underwrites venture-backed startups for compute. You get dedicated GPU nodes on 6 to 12 month terms, starting from one node.

01 / The problem

Too big for on-demand. Too small for a long deal.

A startup that needs 1 to 4 dedicated nodes is stuck between expensive on-demand capacity and long reserved deals with large minimums.

On-demand

Flexible, but expensive for steady workloads, and capacity is not guaranteed when you need it.

Long reserved deals

Cheaper per hour, but they ask for multi-year terms, large minimums and years of credit history.

A Valnce compute contract

Dedicated nodes from one node, on 6 to 12 month terms, underwritten on your venture backing.

02 / What you get

Dedicated GPUs on startup-friendly terms.

A compute contract built around how startups buy compute and grow.

Dedicated bare-metal nodes
Current-generation GPUs, such as B200, on bare metal, dedicated to you for the whole term.
Start from one node
Sign for a single node and add more as your workload grows.
6 to 12 month terms
Contracts that match how far ahead a startup can plan, not a multi-year commitment.
Priority on expansion
When you need more nodes, you are first in line for new capacity.
Credit for idle hours
Release hours you will not use, and we credit them back to you.
Underwritten on your backing
We look at your venture backing and runway rather than years of credit history.

03 / How it works

How it works.

From first conversation to running nodes in four steps. Your nodes sit in a partner data center, and Valnce services the contract.

  1. 01

    Tell us your needs

    Share how many nodes you need, which GPUs, and for how long.

  2. 02

    Sign a contract

    We underwrite your company and send a 6 to 12 month contract.

  3. 03

    Prepay part upfront

    You prepay part of the contract and pay the rest over the term.

  4. 04

    Go live

    Your nodes go live in a professional data center with uptime commitments.

Access to compute shouldn't depend on credit.