Nebius Publishes Live Spot Prices for GPU Compute

Oct 21, 2026
Nebius now publishes live prices for preemptible GPU capacity, alongside reserve auctions and on demand access.

Nebius Group announced in a press release that it now publishes live spot prices for preemptible GPU compute. The pricing gives customers public visibility into the cost of available capacity.

Nebius also offers reserve auctions for defined capacity blocks and pay as you go access without a fixed reservation. The company is testing a capacity rebate program that lets customers recover value by releasing idle GPUs back into the spot capacity pool.

Live pricing for Spot PVMs is available through the Nebius website, Shadeform, Silicon Data and GPU Finder. Its European compute footprint currently covers Finland, France, the UK, Spain, Estonia and Iceland.

At NVIDIA's GTC conference in Berlin, Nebius also said it is expanding its AI Builder Program across Europe with NVIDIA, adding $10 million in compute grants along with founder funding opportunities and community programs.

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