Free
Try a real optimization with a one-time allowance.
€0
- Included compute
- 200 minutes once
- Parallel trial capacity
- 2 trial slots
- Machines
- Nano, Small
- Result history
- 7 days
- Maximum trial runtime
- 1 hour
Start with 200 free compute minutes. Choose a plan for more parallel trials, then add prepaid compute whenever you need more room to experiment.
Plans
Every plan runs Docker experiments. Choose how many trials you want to run in parallel and how much compute you need each month.
Try a real optimization with a one-time allowance.
€0
Monthly compute and capacity for ongoing work.
€29/month
More compute and parallel capacity for larger searches.
€99/month
Discuss capacity and requirements with our team.
Custom
A trial slot can be occupied while a trial waits to start or runs. Your available compute also determines how many trials can start at once.
How compute works
Run a Small machine for one minute and use one compute minute. A Large machine uses four compute minutes in that same time; Nano uses 0.4. Choose the machine that fits your workload, then compare usage in the same unit.
Each compute minute represents €0.0025 of metered compute. Free’s 200-minute allowance is available once per account, across all workspaces. Monthly included compute expires at the end of your subscription period; purchased top-ups carry over.
| Machine | Compute per runtime minute |
|---|---|
| Nano | 0.4× |
| Small | 1× |
| Medium | 2× |
| Large | 4× |
| XL | 8× |
Additional compute
Buy more compute when you need it. There are no automatic top-ups or usage overage charges. When available compute runs low, execution stops. Add compute, then resume your paused experiments from the dashboard.
4,000 compute min
€10 prepaid
10,000 compute min
€25 prepaid
40,000 compute min
€100 prepaid
Track compute in Usage. Find payments, invoices, and subscription settings in Billing.
Your billing month starts when you subscribe, rather than on the first of the calendar month. Billing shows the exact period and links to Polar for invoices and plan changes. Usage reports follow UTC calendar months, so they may cover different dates.