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packet.ai is an LLM inference and GPU cloud platform built by hosted.ai. It delivers top-tier GPU performance on NVIDIA B200 (bare metal), A100, L40S, RTX Pro 6000, and RTX 4090 at up to 99% less than typical providers. Same models. Same API. Dramatically lower cost.

At its core is Token Factory, packet.ai's LLM inference layer that's fully OpenAI-compatible. Drop it in as a replacement for OpenAI, Anthropic, or any major inference provider without changing your code. Sub-second latency for interactive apps. Batch throughput for high-volume workloads.

Key Features:

- Up to 99% cheaper than OpenAI for the same LLM output

- OpenAI SDK compatible, zero migration friction

- NVIDIA B200 bare metal, A100, L40S, RTX Pro 6000, RTX 4090 GPU access

- Dynamic and Dedicated GPU plans with monthly subscriptions

- Sub-second latency for real-time applications

- 99.9% SLA, 24/7 human support

- No credit card required to start, 10K free tokens

- No contracts on inference, cancel any time

Use Cases:

For AI startups and developers running LLM inference at scale, packet.ai eliminates the biggest cost: the compute bill. Whether you're building a RAG pipeline, an AI agent, a chat interface, or a batch processing workflow, you get the same NVIDIA silicon at a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. For teams doing GPU-intensive training or fine-tuning, choose between Dynamic (scheduler-enforced pool access) or Dedicated (reserved GPU) monthly plans.

Pricing:

You can begin by signing up for free, no credit card required. GPU compute available on monthly Dynamic and Dedicated subscription plans. ~30-35% lesser than hyperscalers

Why packet.ai:

Most platforms claim GPU sharing but deliver one of two things: hard partitioning via NVIDIA MIG (fixed slices, rigid, requires a reboot to resize) or best-effort sharing via NVIDIA MPS (concurrent but no real memory isolation between tenants). packet.ai uses a third approach: scheduler-enforced dynamic sharing across a pool of GPUs. Your container gets zero direct GPU access. Every call is proxied, so isolation and VRAM limits are enforced in software, at any size, across a whole pool of GPUs instead of one card at a time. A pool, not a partition.

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