Nebius opens live GPU prices as its AI cloud spans Estonia

Nebius, the Nasdaq-listed AI cloud company, has announced public live spot pricing for GPU compute, giving teams clearer sight of costs as they experiment, train models and run production services at the same time.

Alongside preemptible spot pricing, the company is offering reserve auctions for short-term capacity blocks and pay-as-you-go access without a fixed-term reservation. It is also piloting a capacity-rebate programme that lets customers recover value by releasing idle GPUs back into the spot pool. Public live pricing for Spot PVMs is available at nebius.com/spot-prices and on Shadeform, Silicon Data and GPU Finder.

Arkady Volozh, founder and CEO of Nebius, said: “Companies should be able to see what compute costs and access it on terms that fit their work. We are combining that flexibility with the infrastructure, software and engineering expertise that AI builders in Europe and around the world need to turn ideas into products that can compete globally.”

Nebius says it is bringing AI compute online across a European capacity footprint that currently spans Finland, France, the UK, Spain, Estonia and Iceland, with further deployments under evaluation. From its headquarters in Amsterdam, it says digital companies and AI-native firms across the continent are training models and products on its cloud, from finance and e-commerce to disease research, world models and industrial robots.

Nvidia vice president Nico Caprez said transparent pricing and flexible access help AI companies use Nvidia infrastructure on terms that fit their needs, and that Nebius is connecting available capacity with growing demand.

The Nebius AI Builder Program is adding $10 million in compute grants, plus founder funding and community programmes. Nebius AI Cloud combines Nvidia accelerated computing and networking with Nebius servers and software, including machine-learning tooling and managed inference.