Replicate review

GPU hour from $0.81 is the entry figure on the pricing page. On this measure Replicate ranks 51 of 95 brands, so it sits in the middle of the field rather than at either end of the range.

Usage is charged per second, which suits short jobs because a run that finishes early stops costing. Few providers on this list bill that finely: 10.9% do, so most charge by the hour.

Some models can be run before billing is required, and the listed billing options are hourly and free tier. That makes it easy to check output quality on a few prompts first. Once a run falls outside that allowance, the hourly rate $0.81 applies.

The list is Nvidia A100 (80GB), Nvidia H100 and Nvidia H200. That is a datacenter range rather than a broad catalogue: it covers high memory parts and a lower tier for lighter work. Buyers who need consumer cards, older parts or AMD silicon will find a shorter menu here.

Support runs on email, chat and help centre. A help centre and community channels cover most questions, and chat and email handle the rest. There is no phone line listed, so a production incident that needs voice escalation is not the path this plan supports.

The provider is Replicate, LLC, headquartered in the United States, and it has been running since 2019. Contracts and support terms sit with that legal entity rather than a reseller, so a team can check the party on its invoices.

The entry rate sits above the group median €0.61 for this category, and the cost score is 4.4 against an overall 4.4. In short, you pay more per hour than the middle of the field in exchange for a named, current card.