Saturn Cloud

Saturn Cloud is a New York company that sells an AI and data science development platform. On the hosted service you sign up with a credit card and get Jupyter notebooks and other IDEs, scheduled jobs and deployments on CPU and GPU machines, with Dask for distributed computing. Machines run on AWS or Nebius, and the hosted page lists Saturn Cloud's own fee as zero, so you pay the underlying hourly instance price. Examples are an AWS t3.medium at $0.04 per hour, a T4 GPU at $0.53 per hour, an on-demand Nebius H100 at $2.95 per hour, and an 8x H100 node at $23.60 per hour. Storage costs $0.10 per GB per month. New accounts get $5 of credit, and after that your card is charged each time $10 of usage builds up. Saturn Cloud has since added dedicated GPU inference endpoints with throughput SLAs (H100 at $3.15 per GPU-hour list), serverless per-token endpoints for open models, and Token Factory. Token Factory, launched in June 2026, lets GPU cloud operators resell white-labelled fine-tuning and inference. Enterprise customers can install the platform inside their own cloud account with SSO, and the vendor says it is SOC 2 compliant. It suits ML engineers, data scientists, startups and GPU operators. It is not general web hosting: it has no websites, managed databases or CDN. Reviewers also complain about the free-hours limit and support that only runs during US business hours.