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Categories/AI Hosting & Inference/OpenRelay
OpenRelay

OpenRelay

Rent dedicated GPU virtual machines and run model inference through an API

Pricing model

Paid

Rating

★ People love it

Time to value

Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use OpenRelay to rent dedicated GPU virtual machines and run open-weight language models on demand. It provides an OpenAI-compatible API endpoint that automatically routes inference traffic to optimal hardware based on latency, cost, and availability. You can spin up NVIDIA RTX 4090, A100, or H100 instances with full SSH access and persistent storage, or queue batch jobs at lower rates. Developers can also use the command-line interface or Model Context Protocol tools to let external agents deploy and manage compute resources directly without manual setup.

What OpenRelay does

Deploy a dedicated NVIDIA H100 virtual machine with SSH accessSend inference requests to hosted models using the OpenAI Python clientConnect Claude to your infrastructure using the MCP serverQueue offline batch model workloads to reduce execution costsMount persistent volume disks that survive virtual machine rebootsAutomate GPU fleet creation and teardown using the command-line toolOpenAI-compatible inference API that works as a drop-in replacementDedicated GPU virtual machines with SSH access and persistent volumesAutomatic request routing based on latency, cost, and availabilityModel Context Protocol integration to let AI agents manage cloud infrastructureCommand-line interface to deploy and script GPU fleets from shell or CIBatch job execution for heavy workloads at lower ratesSupport for diverse hardware including NVIDIA H100, AMD MI300X, and Google TPUs

Pricing breakdown

Pricing model: Paid

PlanList price
RTX 4090$0.35 / mo
RTX 5090$0.50 / mo
A100 80GB$1.10 / mo
H100$2.60 / mo

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