Account limits
How many GPUs your account runs at once, which GPU classes it can start, how much credit it adds per day, and how the limits rise.
Every organization has a tier. The tier sets three limits: GPUs running at once, GPU classes, and credit added per 24 hours. See yours in Billing, under Account limits, or with GET /v1/limits.
Tiers
| Tier | GPUs at once | GPU classes | How you reach it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not verified | 0 | None | New account: buys credit, starts no machine |
| Starter | 1 | Entry | E-mail confirmed and a card saved, or a first payment |
| Standard | 2 | Entry, standard | Organization 7 days old, and a minimum amount paid |
| Scale | 8 | All | Organization 30 days old, and a higher amount paid |
| Custom | Set with you | All | On request, through support |
Account limits shows what is in use, the credit allowed per 24 hours, and what the next tier needs.
GPU classes
- Entry: 32 GB of GPU memory or less per card.
- Flagship: H100, H200 and newer data center GPUs, such as B200 and GB200.
- Standard: every other GPU, such as A100 and L40.
How limits rise
- Automatically, after a successful payment, at each launch, and every hour.
- A payment counts after 72 hours, or at once from your second successful payment.
- Paying twice a tier’s amount skips its waiting period.
- Refunded and disputed payments do not count.
- Need more now? Select Request a higher limit in Account limits or on the launch page. Support reviews the request.
Limits never drop on their own. A payment dispute returns the account to Starter.
When a launch goes past a limit
The launch is refused before anything is held or charged. The console says which limit and when it rises. The API answers 403 TRUST_LIMIT.
- GPUs at once: stop a running session, or request a higher limit.
- GPU class: pick a GPU from a class your tier allows.
- Credit per 24 hours: add the rest the next day, or request a higher limit.
An API key can carry its own spending limits on top of these. See Spending limits.