Pricing
The Pricing page shows the current rates for all FPT AI Factory services. Use it to estimate costs before launching resources or to compare pricing across service tiers.
Go to Pricing
In the top navigation bar, click Pricing. The page opens on the default product (GPU VM).
Navigate between services
A sidebar or tab list on the left shows all available services:
- GPU VM — GPU Virtual Machine hourly rates
- GPU Container — Container-based GPU compute rates
- AI Notebook — Interactive notebook session rates
- AI Marketplace — Pre-built model inference rates
- AI Studio — Studio environment rates
- AI Inference — API-based inference rates (Serverless and Dedicated endpoints)
Click any service name to load its pricing table.
Some services have multiple tabs — for example, AI Inference splits into Serverless endpoint and Dedicated endpoint. Click the tab to switch between pricing tiers.
Switch currency
In the top-right area of the pricing page, use the currency selector to switch between USD and JPY. All prices update immediately.
The displayed currency is for reference only. Your actual billing currency is set during your first top-up and cannot be changed afterward. See Billing for details.
Read a pricing table
Each pricing table is organized into sections by model or service component. A typical row shows:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Model / Service | Name of the model or service component |
| Billing unit | What you are charged per (e.g., hour, 1M tokens, request) |
| Input price | Cost per unit for input (where applicable) |
| Output price | Cost per unit for output (where applicable) |
Some services show different columns depending on the billing model — for example, GPU VM shows a per-hour rate, while AI Inference shows per-token rates for input and output separately.
How billing works
Click How billing works? at the top of the pricing page to open a drawer with detailed billing explanations for the selected service.
The drawer covers each billable component and shows:
- Minimum billable usage — the smallest unit you are charged for
- Billing frequency — how often charges are calculated
- Billing equation — the formula used to compute your charge
- Example — a worked calculation with sample values
What's next
- Top Up — add credits to run resources.
- Credit History — see how past usage was charged.
- Billing Plans — view plan-based credit allocations for covered services.