How does GPU Render Studio pricing work?

Pricing uses fixed execution slots, optional overflow runtime, and CAP limits extra spend only. Slot price always covers base runtime.

What is CAP in GPU Render Studio?

CAP limits overflow spending above the base slot price and never stops a job during the base slot window.

Do you run real GPU timing prechecks?

Yes. We render test frames on real NVIDIA GPUs to estimate runtime and recommend the correct execution profile.

Live · Automated Rendering

Automated GPU Rendering — Fast, Predictable, Transparent

Upload a finished Blender project. The system renders automatically — or explains exactly what needs fixing.

Fully unattended · No creative changes · Clear technical feedback

How it Works

Upload a finished Blender project ready for final rendering
Automatic validation, GPU allocation, and execution
Download your completed frames — or receive precise technical feedback
The system runs fully unattended. If a project exceeds limits, you get clear instructions on what to adjust.

Live · Automated Rendering

Execution Profiles & Pricing

Choose a profile that matches the expected complexity of your scene. Each profile reserves GPU capacity and includes a fixed base price per job.

Base price and runtime are locked at submission. Jobs never exceed that price unless you explicitly enable overflow or set a higher spending cap. Failed jobs are never billed.

Strict Fast, predictable jobs

Up to 1.5 hours

$0.50

Low

Extended Medium-complex scenes

Up to 4 hours

$2.00

Medium

Flexible Heavy workloads

Up to 8 hours

$4.00

High

Open Maximum flexibility

Up to 12 hours

$5.00

Highest

Dynamic Capacity Windows

During low system load, some jobs may be allowed to run beyond their base runtime window at no additional cost.

These extensions are automatic, depend on real-time capacity, and are never guaranteed — but they can occasionally save you a re-submission.

Prices apply per completed job. Failed jobs are not charged. Each submission represents one execution attempt.

Assisted Studio · Coming Soon

Express Rendering

Not part of the automated tier

Express Rendering introduces priority queues, human validation and delivery guarantees through our Assisted Studio workflow.

Ideal for deadline-critical projects and commercial delivery.

Premium Studio · Planned

Premium Studio

A future studio-grade service with creative collaboration, scene optimization and deadline-based delivery.

Currently in planning.

Trust & Reliability

Real GPU Execution

All renders run on dedicated NVIDIA GPUs. No virtualization tricks. No simulated benchmarks.

Physical GPUs · Measured Runtime

Transparent Billing

Fixed base pricing per execution slot. Overflow only applies beyond that window. CAP limits extra spend automatically.

No hidden fees · Predictable cost

EU-Hosted Infrastructure

All systems operate inside the European Union, supporting GDPR-aware production workflows.

EU Datacenters · GDPR aware

Failure-Safe Execution

Failed jobs are never billed. Partial jobs are charged only for completed runtime. Every termination includes a technical reason code.

No charge on failure · Full audit trail

Real GPU timing prechecks before confirmation
Live status dashboard with ETA and billing counters
Automatic cleanup and retention policies
Admin-verified job execution logs

GPU Render Studio is a fully automated system. No creative changes are performed on uploaded projects. All execution follows published contract rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does pricing work?

Slot packages include guaranteed runtime. Overflow is optional. CAP limits extra spend. Full pricing details →

What is CAP?

CAP limits overflow spending after the slot window. CAP explained →

Where are GPUs hosted?

All infrastructure is located in the EU. Read more →

How does the render pipeline work?

Upload, GPU precheck, slot selection, rendering and download. Full pipeline →

What happens if rendering fails?

Technical failures are not billed. See all FAQs →