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MModelCloud
Platform

One GPU fleet. Four ways to run models.

ModelCloud is infrastructure, not a model marketplace. We don't resell other vendors' models — we run yours, on GPUs you choose, with the scaling and telemetry already handled.

01 / Inference

Serve any model behind one endpoint

Bring open-weights or your own fine-tune. ModelCloud pulls the weights, applies quantization, and stands up an OpenAI-compatible endpoint you can call from any existing SDK.

Autoscaling runs replicas from zero to whatever traffic demands, so you never pay for idle GPUs. Warm pools keep a ready container around so the first request after a scale-up doesn't pay the full cold-start penalty.

  • OpenAI-compatible /v1/chat/completions and /v1/completions
  • FP8, INT8, and INT4 quantization matched to your GPU
  • Continuous batching and prefix caching for shared-prompt traffic
  • Multi-GPU tensor and pipeline parallelism for models that exceed one accelerator
  • Autoscale to zero, with configurable cooldowns
deployment · qwen2.5-7b
runtimevllm
gpuh100 · 80 GB
quantizationfp8
replicas0 – 8
warm poolon
cold startoverlapped pull
endpointlive
02 / Training BETA

Fine-tune and train on managed fleets

Run distributed training and fine-tuning jobs across many GPUs without standing up a cluster. Spot capacity keeps batch work cheap, and checkpointing means an interruption is a pause, not a loss.

Jobs resume deterministically from the last checkpoint, so a preempted spot instance costs you minutes, not a full re-run.

  • Distributed data-parallel and model-parallel training
  • Spot capacity with automatic rescheduling on interruption
  • Deterministic resume from any checkpoint
  • Dataset caching so repeated epochs don't re-fetch
  • Resulting weights stored in your object storage, not ours
job · fine-tune
gpus8 × a100-80gb
capacityspot
checkpointevery 500 steps
resumedeterministic
interruptionauto-reschedule
03 / Observability

Know where every token and every dollar goes

Per-model latency, throughput, GPU utilization, queue depth, and token accounting — surfaced in a dashboard or streamed to the stack you already run.

The data is yours. Export traces over OTLP, scrape a Prometheus endpoint, or push metrics into your existing backend. We show you the numbers; we don't hide them in a walled garden.

  • Time-to-first-token and inter-token latency per request
  • Token and cost accounting per model, workspace, and deployment
  • GPU utilization, memory, and KV-cache hit rate per replica
  • OTLP export to Datadog, Grafana, or Prometheus
trace · req_7f2c
ttft142 ms
inter-token31 ms
tokens412
gpu_util78%
cache_hit0.93
queued0 ms
spanprefill 118ms / decode 294ms
04 / Fleet

Run dedicated, compliance-ready capacity

For regulated and high-throughput workloads, run a dedicated or reserved fleet with private connectivity, quotas, and role-based access.

Peer a VPC so inference traffic never touches the public internet, hold workloads to a compliance posture (SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR), and control who can deploy, scale, or read logs.

  • VPC peering and private connectivity
  • Quotas, role-based access, and audit logs
  • Compliance posture: SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR
  • Reserved or dedicated GPU capacity with committed-use pricing
fleet · enterprise
connectivityvpc peering
capacityreserved / dedicated
complianceSOC 2 · HIPAA · GDPR
accessrbac + audit logs
sla99.95%

Run your model, not the infrastructure.

Start on the free tier and move to a dedicated fleet when you need it.

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