GPUBank vs Latitude.sh
Latitude.sh is a bare metal cloud owned by Megaport, with 26 locations in 13 countries. Its GPU offer is three dedicated servers: 8 x B300, 8 x RTX PRO 6000 and 1 x H100 80GB, the last at $3.37 per hour on demand, all shown as unavailable on 2026-09-29; GPUBank charges $1.85 for an H100 SXM. Latitude.sh wins on reach, SOC 2 Type II and long-term server pricing; GPUBank rents single GPUs billed by the second, and a stopped instance bills only its disk.
GPUBank
Tallinn, Estonia
RTX PRO 6000
$1.15 / h
- vCPU, RAM, NVMe, IPv4 and traffic included
- Per-second billing after the health check
- Top up in Bitcoin, USDT and 12+ other coins
vCPU, RAM, NVMe, IPv4 and traffic included
Latitude.sh
Bare metal
RTX PRO 6000 · not bookable
$6.00 / h
- 26 locations in 13 countries, including Latin America and Australia
- H100 80GB at $1.18 per hour on a one-year plan paid upfront
- SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and a published DPA
Latitude.sh
Bare metal
27 points compared26 of their pages readprices last checked on 29 September 2026page updated 2 November 2026
The verdict
Global reach and certified bare metal at Latitude.sh. Per-GPU on-demand prices and per-second billing at GPUBank.
Latitude.sh suits teams that want whole bare metal GPU servers on monthly or yearly terms, in many metros, with SOC 2 Type II and a DPA. Its hourly on-demand rates are high: $6.00 per GPU-hour for an RTX PRO 6000 in an 8-GPU server, against $1.15 for one GPU at GPUBank. Commitments cut that by 50 % monthly or 65 % yearly paid upfront, which brings the H100 to $1.18 per hour on a one-year plan. Latitude.sh bills by the hour and keeps billing a powered-off server until it is deleted.
Latitude.shGPUBank 01The real cost
The same GPUs, side by side, per hour.
Every GPU model both of us rent, at each provider's own published price for one card, in US dollars, excluding VAT. Prices last checked on 29 September 2026.
| GPU | Latitude.sh per hour | GPUBank per hour | Difference | 100 h at Latitude.sh | 100 h at GPUBank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 RTX PRO 600096 GB · not bookable on the check date |
$6.00 | $1.15 | −81 % | $600.00 | $115.00 |
Latitude.sh sells whole bare metal servers. Its RTX PRO 6000 figure is the hourly price of an 8-GPU server divided by 8. All its GPU plans showed unavailable on the check date.
A 70B inference box, 200 h on an RTX PRO 6000
Latitude.sh
$1,200.00
GPUBank
$230.00
Saves $970.00 at GPUBank (−81 %)
02Their catalogue
Every GPU Latitude.sh lists.
3 GPU models listed by Latitude.sh, each at its lowest public price per GPU-hour. 1 of them is also rented at GPUBank (in blue).
B300288 GB · on demand · not bookable$16.00- H10080 GB · on demand · not bookable$3.37
- RTX PRO 600096 GB · on demand · not bookable$6.00
03What the price includes
What appears on the bill besides the GPU.
The same RTX PRO 6000 session of 2 h 14 m 03 s, line by line, as each provider describes its billing.
Latitude.sh
2 h 14 m 03 s on RTX PRO 6000
- GPU · $6.00 / h
- $13.41
- vCPU and RAM
- Included
- Storage
- $0.08 per GB-month, 6 locations
- Egress
- 20 TB free per server, then $0.01/GB
- Public IPv4
- 1 included; extra at $4 a month
- Billing granularity
- Per hour
- Minimum charge
- Not published for hourly plans
GPUBank
2 h 14 m 03 s on RTX PRO 6000
- GPU · $1.15 / h
- $2.57
- vCPU and RAM
- Included
- Storage
- Local NVMe included; persistent disk $0.03 per GB-month
- Egress
- Included
- Public IPv4
- Included
- Billing granularity
- Per second, from the health check
- Minimum charge
- None
While stopped
What keeps running on the bill.
Latitude.sh
Full price until the server is deleted.
GPUBank
Only the persistent disk, $0.03 per GB-month. Compute, IPv4 and scratch cost nothing.
04Where the GPUs run
13 countries against 4, and where they are.
Countries where Latitude.sh says its GPUs run, from its own region list or documentation, against GPUBank's four regions. A pin marks a country, not the exact site.
Paris
Frankfurt
Ashburn
Singapore
Latitude.sh13
Argentina
Australia
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Germany
Japan
Mexico
Netherlands
Singapore
United Kingdom
United States
GPUBank4
Paris- Frankfurt
- Ashburn
- Singapore
Latitude.sh · 13 countriesGPUBank · 4 regions
05Paying and signing up
How each one takes your money.
Latitude.sh
Payments and sign-up
Payment methods
Cards
Bank transferCrypto: USDC on Solana or Ethereum
Minimum top-up None for card billing
To start
- 1Email (company email, or Google, GitHub, SAML SSO)
- 2Email verification code
- 3Password
- 4Card ($5 temporary hold)
Billing modelCard on file or prepaid credits
GPUBank
Payments and sign-up
Payment methods
No cardsA prepaid USD balance, topped up in crypto. Every GPU-second is drawn from it.
Minimum top-up $25
To start
- 1Email and password
- 2Top up in crypto
- 3Launch a GPU
Billing modelPrepaid balance
06Trust and support
Certificates, uptime and who answers.
| Latitude.sh | GPUBank | |
|---|---|---|
| SOC 2 | Type II | Not published |
| ISO 27001 | Listed, report not public | Not published |
| HIPAA | Not published | No |
| GDPR DPA | Listed, report not public | Published DPA, applies automatically |
| Availability target | 99.5 % on power and uplink | 99.9 % monthly, per region |
| Status page | status.latitude.sh | Public status page |
| Support | Tickets, chat, email, phone | Tickets from a $25 balance |
07Their site, our site
What you see before you pay.
Both sites as a visitor sees them, without an account: the Latitude.sh pricing page captured on 29 September 2026, and GPUBank's live board. Cookie banners and chat bubbles are closed; nothing else is edited.
- 1The pricing page opens on the Monthly tab, so the 8 x B300 server shows $64/hr; the Hourly tab shows $128/hr.
- 2Prices are per server, not per GPU; visitors have to divide by 8 for the 8-GPU plans.
- 3The plan data behind the page marks all three GPU plans unavailable, next to an LSH GPU Wishlist request form.
- 1Live stock per region and every price, without an account.
- 2Per-hour and per-second prices, with vCPU, RAM, NVMe, IPv4 and traffic in them.
- 3A machine-readable price feed at /prices.json.
08The spec sheet
27 points, read off both sites.
GPUBank aheadLatitude.sh aheadEven
| Criterion | GPUBank | Latitude.sh |
|---|---|---|
| Price and catalogue | ||
| H100 SXM, per GPU-hourForm factor not published. The page shows $1.68 per hour on the monthly plan, $1.18 on a year paid upfront. | $1.85, all-in | $3.37, 1 x H100 80GB server |
| Cheapest GPU-hour | $0.23, RTX 4090 | $3.37, the H100 server |
| GPU models listed | 10 | 3 |
| What the GPU price includes | vCPU, RAM, NVMe, IPv4, traffic | Whole server: CPU, RAM, NVMe, 20 TB egress |
| Billing | ||
| Billing granularity | Per second | Per hour |
| Minimum chargeMonthly plans run a full month with no pro-ration or refund on deletion. | None | Not published for hourly plans |
| Stopped instance | Disk only | Full price until the server is deleted |
| Persistent storage | $0.03 per GB-month | $0.08 per GB-month, 6 locations |
| Egress trafficPooled per project and country. Inbound and private traffic are free. | Included | 20 TB free per server, then $0.01/GB |
| Public IPv4 | Included | 1 included; extra at $4 a month |
| Billing model | Prepaid balance | Card on file or prepaid credits |
| Payment and sign-up | ||
| Crypto paymentsFor prepaid credits. GPUBank takes Bitcoin, Ethereum and more than a dozen other coins. | Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum and 12+ more | USDC on Solana or Ethereum |
| Card payments | No | Cards and wire transferAhead |
| Minimum depositNew hourly accounts start with a $100 spending limit. | $25 | None for card billingAhead |
| Platform | ||
| API and CLI | REST API, CLI, Python SDK | REST API, CLI, SDKs in TS, Go, Python |
| Terraform | Official provider | Official provider |
| Serverless GPUs | No | No |
| Managed Kubernetes | No | Managed LKS, in previewAhead |
| Ready-made templatesThe OS list includes ML in a box Ubuntu images. | 25 | Not published |
| Interruptible or spot | Yes, 40 % off | No |
| GPUs per instanceB300 and RTX PRO 6000 come only as 8-GPU servers. | Up to 8 | 8 per server |
| Multi-node interconnect | Not offered | 800Gbps Dual Plane RoCE on B300Ahead |
| Network and regions | ||
| RegionsGPU plans are listed in US metros, plus Amsterdam, Sydney and Tokyo for RTX PRO 6000. | 4 | 26Ahead |
| Countries | France, Germany, US, Singapore | 13Ahead |
| EU regionsLatitude.sh also has two Frankfurt sites, with no GPU plan listed there. | Paris, Frankfurt | GPU plans in Amsterdam only |
| Trust and support | ||
| Availability target8-hour hardware replacement window, then 2.5 % of the monthly charge per hour in credits. | 99.9 % monthly | 99.5 % on power and uplink |
| Compliance reports | None published | SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001Ahead |
| Public status page | Yes | status.latitude.sh |
| Support | Tickets from a $25 balance | Tickets, chat, email, phoneAhead |
09The right fit
Different needs. A clear choice.
What Latitude.sh does better
- 26 locations in 13 countries, including Latin America and Australia
- H100 80GB at $1.18 per hour on a one-year plan paid upfront
- SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and a published DPA
- 8 x B300 HGX server with 800Gbps Dual Plane RoCE
- Cards, wire transfer and USDC
Choose GPUBank if
- H100 SXM at $1.85 on demand, against $3.37 for Latitude's 1 x H100
- Single GPUs of every model; Latitude sells RTX PRO 6000 and B300 by 8
- Per-second billing; stop an instance and pay only for its disk
- RTX 4090, RTX 5090, L40S, A100 and MI300X, which Latitude.sh does not list
- Email and password sign-up, with no $100 prepayment
Moving from Latitude.sh takes an afternoon.
Latitude.sh servers use local NVMe that is securely wiped on termination, so copy data out before deleting. Object storage is S3-compatible with free egress.
- 1Launch the same GPU on GPUBank with a persistent disk in the region you need.
- 2Copy data from the Latitude.sh server with rsync, or through its object storage with S3 tools.
- 3Rebuild the environment from a template or your Docker image, then delete the Latitude.sh server.
# 1. a GPU and a disk on GPUBank gpubank launch --gpu rtx-pro-6000 --region eu-paris --disk data # 2. copy your data from the old machine rsync -azP old-host:/workspace/ root@<new-ip>:/workspace/ # 3. run the same image or template ssh root@<new-ip> 'cd /workspace && ./start.sh'
A few things you might be wondering.
On demand, yes. Latitude.sh charges $3.37 per hour for a 1 x H100 80GB server and does not publish the form factor. GPUBank charges $1.85 per GPU-hour for an H100 SXM. With a year paid upfront, Latitude.sh drops to $1.18 per hour, below GPUBank's reserved rate.
No. Latitude.sh sells the RTX PRO 6000 as an 8-GPU server at $48 per hour in the US and the Netherlands, or $6.00 per GPU-hour. GPUBank rents a single RTX PRO 6000 at $1.15 per GPU-hour.
Yes. Its docs say shutting down a server does not pause billing, and only deletion stops charges. On GPUBank a stopped instance costs only its persistent disk, at $0.03 per GB-month.
Yes, USDC on Solana or Ethereum, to buy prepaid credits. It also takes cards and wire transfer. GPUBank takes Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum and more than a dozen other coins, and no cards.
An email, a password and a card with a $5 hold, then a $100 credit purchase or a further check; a WhatsApp phone check can be requested. GPUBank asks for an email and a password.
Without. Every price on this page excludes VAT and sales tax, for Latitude.sh and for GPUBank, so the two columns compare like for like. Tax is added at checkout according to where the buyer is based.
Sources
Every figure about Latitude.sh was read on its own pages or official documentation. Prices last checked on 29 September 2026.
- 01latitude.sh/Products, 26 locations, API/CLI/Terraform, $594M banner
- 02latitude.sh/pricingGPU plans, prices per mode and region, stock level, FAQ (payments, taxes, bandwidth, SOC 2)
- 03latitude.sh/docs/billing/on-demand-vs-reserved730 h basis, monthly -50%, reserved -65% paid upfront
- 04latitude.sh/docs/billing/payment-methodsCards, wire, local methods, USDC crypto credits, $5 card hold
- 05latitude.sh/docs/account-setup/sign-upSign-up steps
- 06latitude.sh/docs/account-setup/verify-accountWhatsApp phone check, spending limits
- 07latitude.sh/pricing/storageBlock, file, object storage prices
- 08latitude.sh/pricing/networkingBandwidth packages, overage, IP prices, firewall
- 09latitude.sh/docs/usage/bandwidthBandwidth pooling
- 10latitude.sh/locations26 locations
- 11latitude.sh/docs/regions-locationsFeature availability per location (block/file storage)
- 12latitude.sh/docs/servers/power-managementStopped server still billed
- 13latitude.sh/docs/servers/deploying-a-serverHourly/monthly choice, waitlist when out of stock
- 14latitude.sh/docs/sla99.5% SLA, credits, Megaport affiliation, PayPal mention, email-only support clause
- 15status.latitude.sh/Per-location 90-day uptime
- 16trust.latitude.shSOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001:2013, GDPR, CCPA
- 17latitude.sh/docs/support/contact-supportAI agent chat and tickets
- 18latitude.sh/docs/clilsh CLI
What we could not verify (8)
- H100 form factor (SXM, PCIe or NVL) not published; rows recorded with model 'other'
- RTX PRO 6000 in United Kingdom (LON, LON2) appears in the plan data with a null price
- Exact metering increment for hourly billing (hour vs minute) and any minimum charge not published
- PayPal: absent from the payment-methods doc; the Megaport compute service schedule mentions a PayPal Billing Agreement as an alternative to a card on file. Left null
- HQ city/country and founding year not stated on the pages read
- Trust Center update of 2 Oct 2025 said the SOC 2 Type II report was delayed; the pricing FAQ now states a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation for Security; the report itself is gated (request access)
- Object storage price unit published as '/ GB' without a billing period
- The funding post announces 2,048 B300 GPUs for an on-demand pool 'by this autumn'; no separate price for that pool is published
In short
GPUBank vs Latitude.sh, in facts.
The essentials of this comparison in one table, for quick readers and AI assistants. Prices last checked on 29 September 2026.
Read as Markdown- H100 SXM, per GPU-hour
- Latitude.sh: $3.37, 1 x H100 80GB server
GPUBank: $1.85, all-in - Cheapest GPU-hour
- Latitude.sh: $3.37, the H100 server
GPUBank: $0.23, RTX 4090 - Billing granularity
- Latitude.sh: Per hour
GPUBank: Per second - Stopped instance
- Latitude.sh: Full price until the server is deleted
GPUBank: Disk only - Persistent storage
- Latitude.sh: $0.08 per GB-month, 6 locations
GPUBank: $0.03 per GB-month - Egress traffic
- Latitude.sh: 20 TB free per server, then $0.01/GB
GPUBank: Included - Crypto payments
- Latitude.sh: USDC on Solana or Ethereum
GPUBank: Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum and 12+ more - Card payments
- Latitude.sh: Cards and wire transfer
GPUBank: No - Minimum deposit
- Latitude.sh: None for card billing
GPUBank: $25 - GPU models listed
- Latitude.sh: 3
GPUBank: 10 - Regions
- Latitude.sh: 26
GPUBank: 4 - Serverless GPUs
- Latitude.sh: No
GPUBank: No - Availability target
- Latitude.sh: 99.5 % on power and uplink
GPUBank: 99.9 % monthly - Compliance reports
- Latitude.sh: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001
GPUBank: None published - Support
- Latitude.sh: Tickets, chat, email, phone
GPUBank: Tickets from a $25 balance - Headquarters
- Latitude.sh: Not published
GPUBank: Tallinn, Estonia
How this page was made
Every price and policy of Latitude.sh was read on its own website, documentation or public API on 29 September 2026, with the address of each page listed above. A value we could not read on a primary source is marked "Not published" rather than estimated. GPUBank figures come from this site and its terms. Prices change: check both providers before you buy. Latitude.sh, its logo and its website belong to their owner and are shown only to identify the service compared. GPUBank is not affiliated with Latitude.sh.
