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>log in to commentDoes anyone else find GPU pricing and availability for inference frustrating? I’m building Dorbit to make it easier to find a configuration that works for your model and your budget. Dorbit lets you run open models on dedicated inference endpoints, with a choice of GPUs and clear hourly pricing before you launch. That includes more affordable GPU options when you don’t need the fastest hardware. Different configurations offer different performance. The goal is to give you more choice in how much you spend and what you get. It’s still early, and I’d love your feedback. Which models are you trying to run, and what has been your biggest frustration with inference services? Happy to answer questions, and thanks for taking a look!
Dedicated inference endpoints for open models with transparent hourly GPU pricing.
- for
- Developers who need private, cost-predictable AI model serving.
- pricing
- paid
Key features
- Dedicated endpoints — Each inference endpoint is private and never shared with other users.
- Transparent pricing — View hourly GPU costs and maximum charge before launching.
- GPU selection — Choose from a range of GPUs, including low-cost options.
- OpenAI-compatible API — Access the model via a standard OpenAI-style REST endpoint.
- Three-step setup — Select model, preview price, launch endpoint in minutes.
- Model catalog — Browse a catalog of open models ready for deployment.
Use cases
- Add AI generation to a web app without managing shared resources.
- Run cost-predictable inference for a chatbot using a specific GPU tier.
- Prototype with an open model and switch to a cheaper GPU before production.
- Integrate a private inference endpoint into a mobile app via standard API.
Dorbit vs alternatives
 Dorbit |  Render |  Railway |  Cloudflare Workers |  Firebase | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Private GPU-backed model inference | General app deployment | App and DB deployment | Edge serverless code | Mobile/web backend services |
| Pricing | Paid | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Oct 2026 | — | — | — | — |
- Dorbit vs Render: Provides full app hosting and scaling, not focused on dedicated AI inference.
- Dorbit vs Railway: Deploys apps and databases, but does not offer GPU-priced inference endpoints.
- Dorbit vs Cloudflare Workers: Serverless edge functions, whereas Dorbit offers persistent GPU servers for AI.
- Dorbit vs Firebase: Firebase is a BaaS platform; Dorbit specializes in private GPU inference.
Dorbit FAQ
How is the price calculated?+
You select a GPU type and duration, and Dorbit shows the maximum hourly charge before you launch.
Are the inference endpoints shared with other users?+
No, each endpoint is dedicated to a single user and never shared.
What models can I deploy?+
Dorbit provides a catalog of open models that you can browse and choose from.
Do I need to write custom server code?+
No, Dorbit creates a ready-to-use API endpoint that follows the OpenAI API format.
Can I change the GPU after launching?+
You can select a different GPU tier before launch; changing after requires creating a new endpoint.
Summarized by DevHunt from dorbit.ai · Oct 8, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
