Saturn Cloud

Saturn Cloud is a control plane for GPU clouds and a hosted data science platform. It turns bare metal, Kubernetes and Slurm clusters into metered AI services with per tenant isolation, usage tracking and billing, and it also runs its own hosted environment where users launch notebooks, jobs and deployments on CPU or GPU machines. It serves two audiences. GPU cloud operators, bare metal as a service vendors and enterprises with their own fleets use it to sell training, fine tuning, development workspaces and inference to tenants: each tenant gets its own Kubernetes cluster, storage namespace and SSO federation with hardware boundary isolation, per GPU hour metering by user, project and tenant, contract automation for committed, on demand and reserved terms, a Snowflake feed for finance teams, white labeling, and 24/7 on call GPU and Kubernetes specialists who handle Xid errors, NVML metrics and vendor escalations. Token Factory adds inference endpoints for quantized open source models served through vLLM with per token metering. Data science teams use the hosted tier directly, with automatic shutdown of idle machines. Pricing is published for the hosted tier as pay as you go compute, from $0.09 per hour for a basic CPU instance up to $40.035 per hour for the largest instances, plus $0.20 per GB per month for storage; GPU capacity on Hopper and Blackwell hardware is advertised from $2.95 per hour. Enterprise, installed into a customer's own AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle or Nebius account with SSO, private VPC installation and dedicated support, and the GPU cloud operator offering are both priced by contract. The homepage now leads with the operator control plane; the hosted plan for individual teams remains available on the plans page.