
Lium
ClaimedAgent-first GPU cloud for renting NVIDIA GPUs via web, CLI, SDK, or API.
About
Lium is a decentralized GPU rental marketplace built on the Bittensor subnet infrastructure. It allows independent providers to contribute NVIDIA GPUs to a global pool, and renters, including AI agents, to access these resources on demand, billed per second with no minimum term. The platform verifies hardware specifications and performance, ensuring reliable and efficient solutions for computational needs like machine learning and data analysis.
Key facts
At-a-glance profile data
- Website
- lium.io
- Founded
- 2024
- Total funding
- $6M (Seed)
- Business model
- B2B
Lium pricing
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| B300 SXM6 AC288 GB VRAM, Blackwell architecture | $8 / GPU-hour |
| B200180 GB VRAM, Blackwell architecture | $5.6 / GPU-hour |
| H200141 GB VRAM, Hopper architecture | $3.65 / GPU-hour |
| H100 80GB HBM380 GB VRAM, Hopper architecture | $1.39 / GPU-hour |
| RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition96 GB VRAM, Blackwell architecture | $1.19 / GPU-hour |
| H800 80GB HBM380 GB VRAM, Hopper architecture | $0.88 / GPU-hour |

Pricing is usage based in USD per GPU-hour and varies by GPU model, availability and spot versus on-demand. Reference prices shown; actual min and max per model listed in marketplace.
Plans as published by Lium, checked October 2026. Current prices on lium.io
Funding rounds
| Date | Round | Amount | Lead investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Jun 2026 | Seed | $6M | SJF Ventures |
Tech stack
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- Frontend
- Next.js, Tailwind CSS
- CDN
- AWS CloudFront
- Hosting
- AWS
- Email provider
- Google Workspace
- Email marketing
- Mailgun
Frequently asked
Is Lium trustworthy and reputable?
StartupHub's Data Trust & Reputation score for Lium is 83 out of 100, based on site security posture and privacy practices.
How much funding has Lium raised?
Lium has raised a total of $6M in funding. The most recent round on record is Seed.
Google Cloud Compute Engine
Lium.io competes with Google Cloud by offering on-demand GPU instances for AI and machine learning workloads, providing an alternative to traditional cloud providers.
Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines
Lium.io competes with Microsoft Azure by providing GPU rental services for various computational needs, offering a decentralized alternative to Azure's cloud compute offerings.
