Added Nov 5, 2026
Lium
PaidGPU marketplace with per-second billing for AI workloads and agents
What is Lium?
Lium rents GPU pods such as H100, H200, B200 and RTX 4090 from independent providers at marketplace prices, billed by the second. It targets developers and AI agents that need compute for training, inference or short jobs, and pods start from the browser or a CLI.
Each listing shows the GPU model, CPU, memory, disk, network speed, uptime and the provider's location, so you can choose hardware by price and reliability. Spot pods sit alongside regular ones, and templates, storage volumes, backups and SSH or Docker credentials are managed from the same dashboard.
For automation, a Python SDK, REST API and CLI let an agent start a pod, run a job and tear it down within a budget and time limit you set. Anyone with spare GPUs can also sign up as a provider and list hardware on the marketplace.
Features
- Per-second GPU billing
- Spot and on-demand pods
- CLI and Python SDK
- Auto-remove timer for pods
- Volumes and backups
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Organization
Lium
Listed by kitio.ai · unverified owner
Pricing
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- Paid
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Lium plans
Pay as you go
From $0.16 / GPU-hour
- Billed per second
- No minimum or reservation
- Rates set by each provider
Prices in USD, checked Nov 5, 2026. Plans change often, so confirm on the Lium site.Official pricing
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Billed per second with no minimum
- GPUs from RTX 3090 up to B300
- Agent-friendly CLI and SDK
Cons
- Hardware comes from third-party providers
- Reliability varies between hosts
- Availability of top GPUs changes hour to hour
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What is Lium?
Lium rents GPU pods such as H100, H200, B200 and RTX 4090 from independent providers at marketplace prices, billed by the second. It targets developers and AI agents that need compute for training, inference or short jobs, and pods start from the browser or a CLI.
Can an AI agent rent a GPU on Lium by itself?
Yes. The CLI and Python SDK let an agent start a pod, run its job and remove it, with a time limit and budget you define.
Can I list my own GPUs on Lium?
Yes. Lium runs a provider program for people who want to rent out their hardware on the marketplace.
How much does Lium cost?
Lium is paid.
Is there a free version of Lium?
No. Lium is a paid tool.
What are the main features of Lium?
Per-second GPU billing, Spot and on-demand pods, CLI and Python SDK, Auto-remove timer for pods, Volumes and backups.
Who makes Lium?
Lium is made by Lium.
What are the best alternatives to Lium?
Popular alternatives include Ollama, Novita AI, JarvisLabs.