Operator · São Paulo, BR · founded 2017
Latitude.sh
Latitude.sh provides bare metal GPU infrastructure with per-region availability and hourly pricing.
GPU types3with a current offer
Current offers3232 readings on file · last 45 days
H100 from$3.37per GPU-hour, on-demand
Entry price$3.37cheapest GPU-hour listed
Countries1326 named regions
Trust Score v0.1100/100
- Company & track record100
- Infrastructure control100
- Pricing & billing transparency100
- Reliability signals100
- Security & compliance100
- Customer signal—
Scored Sep 29, 2026 from the provider's own pages. Dimensions not yet measured are excluded from the denominator. Criteria ↓
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Trust Score · 5 of 6 dimensions measuredThe score, criterion by criterion
Each point comes from something the provider publishes, with the page it was read on and the date. Anything not disclosed earns zero.
Company & track record
weight 15%
100 / 100
| Founding year published | 2017latitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 4 / 4 |
| Headquarters published | Latitude.shlatitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 3 / 3 |
| Legal entity named | Latitude.shlatitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 4 / 4 |
| Funding or ownership disclosed | Subsidiary of Megaport. On 2 July 2026 Latitude.sh announced that its parent Megaport raised A$827.3M (about US$594M), partly to buy 2,048 NVIDIA B300 GPUs for an on-demand pool 'by this autumn'.latitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 4 / 4 |
Infrastructure control
weight 15%
100 / 100
| Capacity model published | operates or rents dedicated capacitylatitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 10 / 10 |
| Regions published | 26 regions or countrieslatitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 5 / 5 |
Pricing & billing transparency
weight 20%
100 / 100
| Public prices without an account | yes (read on the pricing page)latitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 5 / 5 |
| Billing granularity published | per hourlatitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 4 / 4 |
| Egress policy published | metered: 20 TB free outbound per server per month, pooled per project and country; overage 0.01 USD/GB; 10 TB packages at 1.25 USD/TB (US, CA, DE, NL, UK) or 5.40 USD/TB (AR, AU, BR, CL, CO, JP, MX, SG); inbound and private traffic freelatitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 4 / 4 |
| Stopped-instance billing published | Full server price: 'Shutting down a server does not pause billing. To avoid charges, you have to delete the server instead.' Same rule for VMs.latitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 4 / 4 |
| Public IPv4 policy published | included: 1 management IP per server; extra: additional or elastic IPv4 4 USD/month each (IPv6 free); BYOIP setup 200 USDlatitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 3 / 3 |
Reliability signals
weight 20%
100 / 100
| Status page | https://status.latitude.sh/latitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 6 / 6 |
| SLA published | 99.5% availability for bare metal (data center power and network uplink) and for GPU VMs; 8 h hardware replacement window; credit 2.5% of MRC per hour beyond it, capped at 100% of MRClatitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 6 / 6 |
| SLA with a numeric uptime commitment | 99.5% availability for bare metal (data center power and network uplink) and for GPU VMs; 8 h hardware replacement window; credit 2.5% of MRC per hour beyond it, capped at 100% of MRClatitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 3 / 3 |
| Uptime history published | Per-location 90-day uptime on the status page (e.g. SAO 99.97%, SP1 100% on 2026-09-29)latitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 5 / 5 |
| Observed availability (30 days) | not measured yet | — |
Security & compliance
weight 15%
100 / 100
| SOC 2 | Type IIlatitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 8 / 8 |
| ISO 27001 | ISO 27001:2013 listed on Trust Centerlatitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 4 / 4 |
| HIPAA or GDPR DPA | yes: DPA at https://www.latitude.sh/legal/dpa; GDPR listed on Trust Centerlatitude.sh · Sep 29, 2026 | 3 / 3 |
Customer signal
weight 15%
not measured
| Aggregated public reviews | not collected yet | — |
provisional v0.1: evidence from the provider's own pages; dimensions not yet measured are excluded from the denominatorFull method →
Market report · Oct 25, 2026 · Specialised GPU clouds, hourly rental, pods and inference · #81 of the 200 to audit · prices seen on an aggregator onlyWhat the market report notes about Latitude.sh
Our internal report lists 248 actors with their zone, segment, status and the prices it could read, dated Oct 25, 2026. Its notes are reproduced as written, in French, with their sources.
- Listed as
- Latitude.sh
- Cross-checkfr
- H100 SXM 1,66 $ (agrégateur).
Prices by GPU · 3 GPU types with a current offerWhat Latitude.sh charges, against the market
Cheapest current on-demand true cost here, next to the market median for the same GPU. Negative means cheaper than the market.
| GPU | Cheapest here | Market median | vs market | Current offers | Modes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| H100 | $3.37 | $3.17 | +6% | 1 | on-demand | H100 prices |
| RTX PRO 6000 | $6.00 | $2.14 | +180% | 4 | on-demand | RTX PRO 6000 prices |
| B300 | $16.00 | $8.96 | +79% | 1 | on-demand | B300 prices |
All offers · 32 readings on fileEvery Latitude.sh offer, with its receipt
Current offers (last 45 days) ranked by true cost, all rental modes, each with its read date. Older readings stay listed below, in grey.
| GPU | Configuration | Mode | Region | Stock | List | True cost | Read | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| H100SXM | 1× H100 SXM16 vCPU · 192 GB RAM | On-demand | US | In stock | $3.37 | $3.37 | 21:09 UTCfresh | Receipt |
| RTX PRO 6000 | 8× RTX PRO 6000128 vCPU · 1,536 GB RAM | On-demand | US | Unavailable | $6.00 | $6.00 | 21:09 UTCfresh | Receipt |
| RTX PRO 6000 | 8× RTX PRO 6000128 vCPU · 1,536 GB RAM | On-demand | Netherlands | Unavailable | $6.00 | $6.00 | 21:09 UTCfresh | Receipt |
| RTX PRO 6000 | 8× RTX PRO 6000128 vCPU · 1,536 GB RAM | On-demand | Japan | Unavailable | $6.50 | $6.50 | 21:09 UTCfresh | Receipt |
| RTX PRO 6000 | 8× RTX PRO 6000128 vCPU · 1,536 GB RAM | On-demand | Australia | Unavailable | $8.25 | $8.25 | 21:09 UTCfresh | Receipt |
| B300 | 8× B300128 vCPU · 1,536 GB RAM | On-demand | US | Unavailable | $16.00 | $16.00 | 21:09 UTCfresh | Receipt |
6 fresh offers · prices per GPU-hour · true cost includes the add-ons the provider publishesOpen in the comparison tool →
True cost & billing · read Sep 29, 2026What the hourly price does not say
Billing granularity, minimums, what a stopped machine costs, traffic, addresses, deposits and identity checks, as published by the provider.
Billing
- Billing granularity
- per hour
- Minimum charge
- Not published for hourly. On demand Monthly: full month, no pro-ration or refund on deletion. Reserved: paid upfront for the committed period.
- Stopped instance
- Full server price: 'Shutting down a server does not pause billing. To avoid charges, you have to delete the server instead.' Same rule for VMs.
- Egress
- metered: 20 TB free outbound per server per month, pooled per project and country; overage 0.01 USD/GB; 10 TB packages at 1.25 USD/TB (US, CA, DE, NL, UK) or 5.40 USD/TB (AR, AU, BR, CL, CO, JP, MX, SG); inbound and private traffic free
- Public IPv4
- included: 1 management IP per server; extra: additional or elastic IPv4 4 USD/month each (IPv6 free); BYOIP setup 200 USD
- Billing model
- both
- Minimum deposit
- None for card billing. Account verification requires either a government ID (Stripe Identity) or a 100 USD credit purchase. New accounts on hourly plans start with a 100 USD spending limit, raised to 500 USD with consistent payments.
- Free credits
- No sign-up credit published. Referral program: 200 USD in credits per referred user who becomes a paying customer; both parties rewarded after the first payment.
Account
- Payment
- card · invoice · crypto (yes: USDC on Solana or Ethereum, to buy prepaid credits (team currency must be USD))
- Sign-up
- email (company email, or Google, GitHub, SAML SSO), email verification code, password, card ($5 temporary hold), government ID via Stripe Identity OR 100 USD credit purchase (card or crypto), phone verification via WhatsApp may be requested, manual review in rare cases
- Identity check
- card verification
- Support
- ticket, AI agent chat (dashboard), email, phone, live chat
- Enterprise support
- not published
- SLA
- 99.5% availability for bare metal (data center power and network uplink) and for GPU VMs; 8 h hardware replacement window; credit 2.5% of MRC per hour beyond it, capped at 100% of MRC
- Status page
- status.latitude.sh ↗
- Published uptime
- Per-location 90-day uptime on the status page (e.g. SAO 99.97%, SP1 100% on 2026-09-29)
Infrastructure
- Regions
26 named regions in 13 countries
Buenos Aires (BUE) (Argentina) · Melbourne (MEL) (Australia) · Sydney (SYD) (Australia) · Sydney 2 (SYD2) (Australia) · Sao Paulo (SAO) (Brazil) · Sao Paulo 2 (SAO2) (Brazil) · Toronto (TOR) (Canada) · Santiago 3 (SAN3) (Chile) · Bogota (BGT) (Colombia) · Frankfurt (FRA) (Germany) · Frankfurt 2 (FRA2) (Germany) · Tokyo 3 (TYO3) (Japan) · Tokyo 4 (TYO4) (Japan) · Mexico City 2 (MEX2) (Mexico) · Amsterdam (AMS) (Netherlands) · Singapore (SGP) (Singapore) · London (LON) (United Kingdom) · London 2 (LON2) (United Kingdom) · Ashburn (ASH) (United States) · Chicago (CHI) (United States) · Dallas (DAL) (United States) · Los Angeles (LAX) (United States) · Los Angeles 2 (LAX2) (United States) · Miami 2 (MIA2) (United States) · New York (NYC) (United States) · Silicon Valley (SJC2) (United States)- Countries
- Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Germany, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Singapore, United Kingdom, United States
- Platform
- api, cli, ssh, persistent_volumes, bare_metal · SDK : TypeScript, Go, Python · Terraform : official · Kubernetes : managed (LKS, preview, on bare metal) · interconnexion : 800Gbps Dual Plane RoCE on the B300 plan · 2 x 100 Gbps NICs on 8-GPU plans · clusters : Metal GPU marketed as dedicated GPU clusters · custom builds via sales ('Build', 'LSH GPU Wishlist')
- Storage
- volume · 0.08 USD/GB-month · Block storage (NVMe/TCP), available in Ashburn, Chicago, London 2, Los Angeles 2, New York, Tokyo 4network · 0.08 USD/GB-month · File storage (NFS), same 6 locations as block storageobject · 0.0085 USD/GB (Standard); 0.024 USD/GB (High-Performance) · Unit published as '/ GB' without period; retrieval and egress freeephemeral · included · Local NVMe disks included in each server plan; securely wiped on termination
- Migration out
- Bare metal servers use local NVMe only; data must be copied out (rsync, S3 tools) before deletion because termination triggers a secure wipe. Object storage is S3-compatible with free egress. Elastic IPs and BYOIP help keep public IPs. No image export for bare metal is documented; VM backups restore only into new Latitude VMs.
Security & compliance
- SOC 2
- Type II
- ISO 27001
- ISO 27001:2013 listed on Trust Center
- HIPAA
- not published
- GDPR / DPA
- yes: DPA at https://www.latitude.sh/legal/dpa; GDPR listed on Trust Center
- Other
- CCPA listed; EU Data Act addendum; SOC 2 Type 2 report and pen-test summary available on request via Trust Center
- Legal entity
- Latitude.sh
- Funding
- Subsidiary of Megaport. On 2 July 2026 Latitude.sh announced that its parent Megaport raised A$827.3M (about US$594M), partly to buy 2,048 NVIDIA B300 GPUs for an on-demand pool 'by this autumn'.
GPUBank market study, read on the provider's own pages · 26 pages read · facts marked "not published" were looked for and not foundPages read ↓
From the study · assessmentLatitude.sh, in short
What stood out when we read the documents: strengths, weaknesses, who it suits, and what we could not find.
Strengths
- 26 own locations in 13 countries, including Latin America (Buenos Aires, Bogota, Santiago, Mexico City, Sao Paulo)
- Dedicated bare metal without hypervisor, including a full 8 x B300 HGX node with 800Gbps Dual Plane RoCE
- Monthly and yearly commitments cut the hourly price by 50% and 65% (H100 80GB: 1.18 USD/h on the yearly plan)
- 20 TB free egress per server per month, pooled per project and country
- Official Terraform provider, open-source CLI (lsh), SDKs in TypeScript, Go and Python
- SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 listed on the Trust Center; USDC credits accepted on Solana and Ethereum
Weaknesses
- Only 3 GPU configurations, all shown with stock level 'unavailable' on 2026-09-29
- Hourly on-demand GPU prices: B300 16.00 and RTX PRO 6000 6.00 USD/GPU-h; H100 80GB 3.37 USD/h
- The pricing page opens on the Monthly tab, so the '$/hr' figures a visitor sees first are monthly-commitment rates
- Powered-off servers bill at the full rate; only deletion stops billing
- No spot or interruptible tier, no serverless, no per-second billing
- Verification needs a card plus a government ID or a 100 USD prepayment; hourly spending limit starts at 100 USD
- SLA is 99.5% on power and uplink only for bare metal, with credits tied to hardware replacement delays
Ideal for
- Teams that want whole bare metal GPU servers on monthly or yearly terms
- Workloads that need presence in Latin America or many metros
- Buyers that require SOC 2 Type II and a DPA
Not published
- H100 form factor (SXM, PCIe or NVL) not published
- rows recorded with model 'other'
- RTX PRO 6000 in United Kingdom (LON, LON2) appears in the plan data with a null price
- Exact metering increment for hourly billing (hour vs minute) and any minimum charge not published
- PayPal: absent from the payment-methods doc
- the Megaport compute service schedule mentions a PayPal Billing Agreement as an alternative to a card on file. Left null
- HQ city/country and founding year not stated on the pages read
- Trust Center update of 2 Oct 2025 said the SOC 2 Type II report was delayed
- the pricing FAQ now states a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation for Security
- the report itself is gated (request access)
- Object storage price unit published as '/ GB' without a billing period
- The funding post announces 2,048 B300 GPUs for an on-demand pool 'by this autumn'
- no separate price for that pool is published
Observations
Pricing page (latitude.sh/pricing) shows prices without login, with a Hourly / Monthly / Paid yearly toggle; the Monthly tab is selected by default and shows '$64/hr $46,720/mo' for 8 x B300, while the Hourly tab shows '$128/hr'
Prices are per server, not per GPU; the visitor has to divide by 8 for the 8-GPU plans
Only 3 GPU plans are listed (g4.b300.large, g4.rtx6kpro.large, g3.h100.small), next to a 'LSH GPU Wishlist' request form
Plan data behind the page marks all three GPU plans 'unavailable' with no location in stock; RTX PRO 6000 prices differ by region (US/NL 48, JP 52, AU 66 USD/h; UK listed without a price)
The H100 row reads 'NVIDIA H100 80GB' with no SXM or PCIe mention
Home page banner 'We have raised $594M'; footer links to Trust Center, status page, looking glass and a Megaport brand center
Pricing FAQ states taxes are included in the final price and that credits can be added with crypto
Terms of Service page points to the Megaport Global Services Agreement; /docs/sla redirects to megaport.com service schedules
Pages read
- latitude.sh/ — Products, 26 locations, API/CLI/Terraform, $594M banner
- latitude.sh/pricing — GPU plans, prices per mode and region, stock level, FAQ (payments, taxes, bandwidth, SOC 2
- latitude.sh/docs/billing/on-demand-vs-reserved — 730 h basis, monthly -50%, reserved -65% paid upfront
- latitude.sh/docs/billing/payment-methods — Cards, wire, local methods, USDC crypto credits, $5 card hold
- latitude.sh/docs/account-setup/sign-up — Sign-up steps
- latitude.sh/docs/account-setup/verify-account — ID or $100 credits, WhatsApp phone check, spending limits
- latitude.sh/pricing/storage — Block, file, object storage prices
- latitude.sh/pricing/networking — Bandwidth packages, overage, IP prices, firewall
- latitude.sh/docs/usage/bandwidth — Bandwidth pooling
- latitude.sh/locations — 26 locations
- latitude.sh/docs/regions-locations — Feature availability per location (block/file storage
- latitude.sh/docs/servers/power-management — Stopped server still billed
- latitude.sh/docs/servers/deploying-a-server — Hourly/monthly choice, waitlist when out of stock
- latitude.sh/docs/sla — 99.5% SLA, credits, Megaport affiliation, PayPal mention, email-only support clause
- status.latitude.sh/ — Per-location 90-day uptime
- trust.latitude.sh — SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001:2013, GDPR, CCPA
- latitude.sh/docs/support/contact-support — AI agent chat and tickets
- latitude.sh/docs/cli — lsh CLI
- latitude.sh/docs/api-reference/client-libraries — TypeScript, Go, Python SDKs
- latitude.sh/docs/lks — Managed Kubernetes (preview
- latitude.sh/docs/servers/custom-images — iPXE custom OS
- latitude.sh/docs/networking/ips — Management, additional, elastic IPs
- latitude.sh/docs/referral-program — 200 USD referral credits
- latitude.sh/accelerate — GPU product positioning (RTX PRO 6000, H100
- latitude.sh/blog/weve-secured-594m-to-build-the-global-ai-inference-cloud — Megaport parent, A$827.3M raise, 2,048 B300 plan
- latitude.sh/legal/terms — Points to Megaport Global Services Agreement
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Questions about Latitude.sh
What GPUs does Latitude.sh offer?
Latitude.sh has 3 GPU types with a fresh offer today, for example H100 from $3.37, RTX PRO 6000 from $6.00, B300 from $16.00 per GPU-hour on-demand. The full list with prices and market medians is on this page.
How does Latitude.sh bill?
Billing granularity: per hour. Minimum charge: Not published for hourly. On demand Monthly: full month, no pro-ration or refund on deletion. Reserved: paid upfront for the committed period. Stopped instance: Full server price: 'Shutting down a server does not pause billing. To avoid charges, you have to delete the server instead.' Same rule for VMs.
How trustworthy is Latitude.sh?
Its Trust Score is 100/100 (v0.1), read from its own documents. Strong on company & track record, infrastructure control, pricing & billing transparency, reliability signals, security & compliance. The score measures transparency and published guarantees, not customer satisfaction; every criterion and its source is listed above.
Where are Latitude.sh's data centres?
26 named regions in 13 countries: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Germany, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Singapore, United Kingdom, United States.
How do you pay Latitude.sh, and are there credits?
Payment by card, invoice, crypto. Free credits: No sign-up credit published. Referral program: 200 USD in credits per referred user who becomes a paying customer; both parties rewarded after the first payment.. Identity check: card verification.