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Vultr

Independent global cloud with cloud compute, Vultr Kubernetes Engine, S3-compatible object storage and Cloud GPU including NVIDIA HGX H100 and L40S, billed hourly.

Last verified: Editorial review www.vultr.com

Full regions
2
Cloud locations on six continents, including several in Europe; none in Türkiye.
GA services
10
of 10 listed
Billing model
Per hour
USD
H100 / H200 / L40S
2 / 3
GPU models generally available

Overview

Vultr operates cloud locations across six continents and offers cloud compute, bare metal, Vultr Kubernetes Engine, block storage, S3-compatible object storage, managed databases, load balancers and VPC networking. Cloud GPU plans published on the pricing page include NVIDIA HGX H100 (from $2.30 per GPU-hour in 8-GPU configurations), L40S (from $1.671 per GPU-hour), GH200, B200 and AMD Instinct accelerators. GPU plans bill hourly on a 730-hour month. Vultr's Kubernetes product shares the "VKE" abbreviation with another managed Kubernetes product; they are unrelated.

GPU prices read from the Vultr pricing page; billing model from Vultr Docs (updated 26 Oct 2026). Audit-logging and NAT capabilities were not assessed and are recorded as unverified.

Headquarters
West Palm Beach, United States
Billing model
Hourly billing. GPU plans bill on a 730-hour month (actual calendar hours); standard compute instances cap monthly billing at 672 hours.
Technologies
Kubernetes (VKE)S3 APITerraform

Infrastructure regions

Cloud locations on six continents, including several in Europe; none in Türkiye.

Infrastructure regions
Region Location Type Status Notes
Frankfurt fra Frankfurt, Germany Region Generally available
Amsterdam ams Amsterdam, Netherlands Region Generally available

Products and services

Compute

Cloud Compute

Generally available

Shared and dedicated vCPU virtual machines.

Dedicated resources

Bare Metal

Generally available

Single-tenant bare-metal servers.

Kubernetes

Vultr Kubernetes Engine

Generally available

Managed Kubernetes with node pool autoscaling.

GPU & AI compute

Cloud GPU

Generally available

NVIDIA and AMD GPU virtual machines and clusters.

Block storage

Block Storage

Generally available

Attachable block volumes.

Object storage

Object Storage

Generally available

S3-compatible object storage.

Backup

Automatic Backups

Generally available

Scheduled instance backups.

Managed database

Managed Databases

Generally available

Managed database engines.

Networking

Load Balancers

Generally available

Managed load balancers.

VPC, Reserved IPs and Firewall

Generally available

Private networking, reserved IPs and firewall groups.

GPU availability

GPU & AI →
GPU availability
GPU Status Offering List price
NVIDIA H100 Generally available Cloud GPU — NVIDIA HGX H100 8× H100 80 GB SXM (640 GB GPU RAM, 216 vCPU, 1,914 GB RAM). $2.300 / GPU-h On-demand "starting at" per-GPU rate, 8-GPU HGX configuration.
NVIDIA H200 Unverified Not listed on the public pricing page H200 was not listed on the Vultr pricing page at the last review date. Not published
NVIDIA L40S Generally available Cloud GPU — NVIDIA L40S 1, 2, 4 or 8× L40S 48 GB; 1× plan with 16 vCPU and 180 GB RAM. $1.671 / GPU-h On-demand per-GPU rate, 1× L40S.

NVIDIA GH200 and HGX B200 plus AMD Instinct MI300X, MI325X and MI355X are also listed.

Capability matrix

The same criteria are applied to every provider. Values show documented capabilities, not performance scores.

Vultr capability matrix
Criterion Vultr
Data residency
Infrastructure located in Türkiye Generally available compute and storage capacity physically located in Türkiye (full region or local zone). No
Compute & GPU
Virtual machine instances Self-service virtual machines with selectable CPU/RAM profiles. Yes
Per-second or per-minute billing Standard compute billed at per-second or per-minute granularity rather than per started hour. No Hourly billing.
Dedicated / single-tenant resources Dedicated hosts, bare metal or organisation-dedicated cloud capacity. Yes Bare Metal.
NVIDIA H100 instances On-demand or reservable instances with NVIDIA H100 GPUs. Yes
NVIDIA H200 instances On-demand or reservable instances with NVIDIA H200 GPUs. Unverified
NVIDIA L40S instances On-demand or reservable instances with NVIDIA L40S GPUs. Yes
Platform & automation
API and Terraform automation Documented API plus an available Terraform provider for infrastructure as code. Yes
Open-source cloud stack (OpenStack-based) The provider publicly states that its IaaS control plane is built on OpenStack or an equivalent open-source stack. No
Kubernetes
Managed Kubernetes Provider-operated Kubernetes control plane. Yes
Kubernetes node autoscaling Worker node count scales automatically within configured limits. Yes
Kubernetes LoadBalancer integration Services of type LoadBalancer provision a provider load balancer automatically. Yes
Kubernetes storage classes (CSI) Persistent volumes provisioned dynamically through a provider storage class. Yes
Storage & data
Block storage volumes Persistent, attachable and expandable block volumes. Yes
Volume snapshots Point-in-time snapshots of block volumes. Unverified Instance snapshots are available; block-volume snapshots not assessed.
S3-compatible object storage Object storage reachable through the S3 API or an S3-compatible API. Yes
Managed backup service Scheduled backup and restore for instances or volumes managed by the provider. Yes
Managed database Provider-operated relational database service. Yes
Networking
L4 load balancer (TCP/UDP) Transport-layer load balancing. Yes
L7 load balancer (HTTP/HTTPS) Application-layer load balancing with HTTP health checks. Yes
Reassignable static public IP Static public addresses that can be moved between resources (Floating/Reserved/Elastic IP). Yes Reserved IPs.
Private networks / VPC Isolated tenant networks with custom CIDR ranges. Yes
Virtual router with NAT Managed router or NAT gateway for egress and inter-subnet routing, including static routes. Unverified
Security groups / cloud firewall Stateful, API-managed network access rules. Yes Firewall groups.
Security & auditing
Control-plane audit logging A provider service that records management (API/console) operations against cloud resources. Unverified
User identity attribution in audit events Each audit event identifies the authenticated principal that performed the operation. Unverified

Published benchmarks

Benchmarks →

Comparisons

Frequently asked questions

Is Vultr Kubernetes Engine the same as PortvMind VKE?

No. Both use the abbreviation VKE, but Vultr Kubernetes Engine is Vultr's managed Kubernetes and VKE on PortvMind Cloud is a different managed Kubernetes product. They are unrelated.

Sources

  1. [1] Vultr pricing — Vultr Official documentation accessed:
  2. [2] How are GPU products billed differently? — Vultr Official documentation accessed:
  3. [3] NVIDIA HGX H100 on Vultr — Vultr Official documentation accessed: