| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/pod-users/fingerprint-signup | quoted: new accounts get USD 5 in free credit once they add and confirm an email address or make a first paid deposit, if abuse checks pass; it expires after 14 days; signup is one unauthenticated POST that returns signup_credit_granted |
| 2026-10-22 | lium.io/llms-full.txt | quoted: the credit is false 'when the platform has the credit off, and when this IP already signed up once', so one IP gets one grant; a false value and a null value are distinguished, and a null means read lium balance --json |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/pod-users/billing | quoted: per-second billing 'hourly price x seconds / 3600, with no minimum'; balance must cover 15 minutes of the pod price to rent; at zero balance pods run 2 more minutes then are deleted; volumes and backups keep charging until deleted |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/pod-users/volumes | quoted: storage is USD 0.00005 per GB-hour (about USD 0.036 per GiB-month) also while detached, and every read from /mnt and every download is billed per GB at what AWS charges Lium, so the credit is spent by storage and egress as well as compute |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/developers/agents | quoted: 'With only the $5 credit you can rent nodes below $20 per hour'. Applied to the live feed, 5 of the 14 rentable nodes fall under the cap and 9 are excluded, including every 8-GPU H100 and 8-GPU B300 node; the cheapest usable node is the USD 0.24 RTX 3090 |
| 2026-10-22 | lium.io/api/public/v1/nodes | probe status 200, 12246 bytes, sha256 2025b5a306f0868f271c708b8aaeb5b648d33c7c90057127eb5cdd6dd63fd2e1; 15 rentable nodes, cheapest a Secure RTX 3090 at USD 0.24 per GPU-hour (USD 0.96 per node-hour), the next USD 0.29 |
| 2026-10-22 | lium.io/pricing.json | probe status 200, 47229 bytes, sha256 864f7a4d63b84e0cc82f37e456b498865720818340af396ded6e6a17a142bd68; 1692 GPUs listed, 1612 rented, 80 idle, 85 available across 16 nodes; RTX 3060 reference price USD 0.06 shows available_nodes 0 and available_gpus 0 |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/pod-users/fingerprint-signup | quoted: new accounts get USD 5 in free credit after confirming an email or a first deposit, expiring after 14 days; fingerprint signup needs no email or password |
| 2026-10-22 | lium.io/pricing | live per-GPU-hour asks: RTX 3060 USD 0.06 reference, RTX 4090 USD 0.30 reference, H100 80GB HBM3 USD 2.00-3.75 across 5 pods and 40 GPUs, B300 SXM6 USD 8.00-10.00; page generated 2026-10-22T13:32:59Z |
| 2026-10-22 | lium.io/pricing | probe returned status 200, 224717 bytes, sha256 8db824d420182163062a2574871628a9fe89bc05f1054fc361b773f9ad2bf91c |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/pod-users/billing | quoted: 'You pay per second: hourly price x seconds / 3600, with no minimum'; to rent, balance must cover 15 minutes of the node's price plus 15 minutes of each running pod; when balance reaches zero pods run 2 more minutes then are deleted |
| 2026-10-22 | lium.io/llms-full.txt | quoted: the signup credit is USD 5 when the platform has it enabled and no other account has signed up from this IP address; whether it landed is reported by signup_credit_granted in the signup response |
| 2026-10-22 | www.tao.media/lium-reports-964k-month-as-it-tops-bittensors- | reported: Lium billed USD 964,000 in a month across 1,187 renters, with 1,908 new signups, about 80 percent month-over-month retention, median rental time 1.15 hours, and about 63 percent of rentals initiated programmatically |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/providers/portal/node-tier | quoted: Secure carries a penalty on rental interruption and shows no Spot badge; Spot has no penalty and shows the badge; the 48-hour rule is quoted verbatim |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/pod-users/broken-pods | quoted: a BROKEN pod was force-closed by the provider, billing stops, a Secure node is credited and a Spot node is not, the credit can be charged back after review, and data is gone unless on a Volume or Backup |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/pod-users/provider-maintenance | the notice window: scheduled maintenance is announced at least 24 hours ahead and lasts at most 60 minutes, the pod is still charged during it and is restarted within 10 minutes after; permanent removal is announced at least 48 hours ahead |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/pod-users/billing | quoted: a pod that fails to start is not charged; a RUNNING or rebooting pod is charged; a node offline for an hour or more is not charged until it is back; a BROKEN pod is not charged |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/pod-users/scheduled-termination | auto-termination is set at deploy time in hours and can be set or removed on a running pod, which bounds an abandoned job |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/providers/portal/node-tier | quoted: Secure nodes carry a penalty on rental interruption and Spot nodes do not; renters see a Spot badge and 'know the pod may be interrupted without compensation' |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/providers/rewards/penalties | quoted 48-hour rule: on an 8x H100 at USD 2.00 per GPU-hour a dropped rental costs the provider about USD 730, which is the economic reason Secure supply is the scarcer supply |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/pod-users/broken-pods | quoted: 'A pod with the red status BROKEN was force-closed by the GPU provider. The container and the rental are gone'; 'Data is gone unless it was on a Volume or in a Backup'; the interruption credit 'can be withdrawn after review' and is charged back if the provider was not at fault |
| 2026-10-22 | docs.lium.io/pod-users/broken-pods | quoted: node failure triggers a retry on another node at the same or lower price; FAILED pods are rebooted after about 30 minutes and billing resumes then; renters are advised to filter on Reliability, Uptime and Download |