Data hall, NVL72-class racks Illustrative line drawing of a data hall seen from above at an angle: rows of NVL72-class racks in hot-aisle containment pods, with cable ducts on the rack tops, coolant manifolds along each containment roof, coolant distribution units at the row ends, an overhead cable tray and a raised-floor tile grid. One run of 8 racks is outlined with every status lamp lit and tagged "Placed · 8 × GB300 NVL72 · one fabric": a job placed on one fabric. Around it a few lamps are lit, and the hall fades into a field of lamps toward the back.
B300B200RTX PRO 6000H200H100L40SGB300 NVL72GB200 NVL72
DWG 01Data hall, NVL72-class racks Illustrative

§00Fantasti Cloud Platform Private Preview

From one GPU to
the whole rack.

NVIDIA GPUs, CPU machines, clusters and storage behind one API and one bill. The Fantasti Orchestrator is built to place every workload on one fabric and meter it by the second, with AI agents operating it.

Programs

§02 Ask Illustrative

Ask for GPUs in plain words.

Tell your coding agent what you need and the most you will pay. It makes one call. The Orchestrator checks your policy, places the work on one fabric and keeps a record of every pool it turned away.

TAB 01A request in plain words, and its record Illustrative

You ask

Plain words

I need two 8-GPU H200 nodes on one InfiniBand fabric for a fine-tuning run, in a US region. Spot is fine. Do not pay more than $3.10 per GPU-hour.

gpu
H200:8
nodes
2
fabric
infiniband
regions
us-*
capacity
spot
max_price
3.10

Your agent runs

One call
$ fantasti cluster create acme-train \
    --gpu H200:8 --nodes 2 \
    --spot --max-price 3.10

The same request in Python, REST and YAML. See the code

The Orchestrator answers

Recordcl_8f2k
Request
16 × H200 SXM · InfiniBand · us-* · spot ≤ 3.10
Policy
placement: { fabric: infiniband, regions: ["us-*"] }Within policy
Decision record for cluster cl_8f2k: every pool checked, its free GPUs against the 16 the request needs, and the result. Illustrative.
Pool4 checked Region and fabric Free GPUsNeeds 16 Result
pool-b us-east · fabric b 8 free on one fabric Rejected: 8 free < 16
pool-c us-west · no InfiniBand Not counted: no InfiniBand fabric Rejected: no InfiniBand
pool-d eu-west · fabric d 96 free on one fabric Rejected: region not allowed
pool-a us-east · fabric a 64 free on one fabric Placed
Result

Where it runs

Placed

Placed on

us-east · fabric a

16 × H200 SXM, on one InfiniBand fabric

Pricespot · at or below your max 3.10

Recordplaced · us-east · fabric a · 16×H200 SXM · one fabric

I need two 8-GPU H200 nodes on one InfiniBand fabric for a fine-tuning run, in a US region. Spot is fine. Do not pay more than $3.10 per GPU-hour. The request reads as gpu H200:8, nodes 2, fabric infiniband, regions us-*, capacity spot, max_price 3.10. The request was 16 × H200 SXM · InfiniBand · us-* · spot ≤ 3.10. 4 pools were checked. pool-b in us-east, fabric b was rejected: 8 free < 16. pool-c in us-west, no InfiniBand was rejected: no InfiniBand. pool-d in eu-west, fabric d was rejected: region not allowed. The job was placed in us-east, fabric a: 16 H200 SXM GPUs on one InfiniBand fabric. Price: spot ≤ 3.10.

§03 Platform Private Preview

Everything between the GPU and the invoice.

The Fantasti Cloud Platform is every product on this list, on one account, one set of policies and one statement. Each line is a product, its status and the call that starts it.

Status

  • Private Preview
  • Early access
  • By request
  • Planned

01Compute

GPUs and CPUs as instances, clusters and racks.

  • GPU Instances Private Preview Virtual machines with one or eight GPUs. fx.instances.create(gpu="H100:1")
  • CPU Instances Private Preview General-purpose machines beside your GPUs. fx.instances.create(cpu=32)
  • GPU Clusters Private Preview 8-GPU nodes on one InfiniBand fabric. fx.clusters.create(gpu="B200:8", nodes=16)
  • Rack-scale By request GB300 NVL72 and GB200 NVL72 racks, reserved. capacity=Reserved("rsv_7d2k")
  • Spot Private Preview Market-priced GPUs with a max price you set. capacity=Spot(max_price=3.10)

02Develop

Environments people and agents work in.

  • Workspaces Early access GPU dev environments that scale to Ray clusters. fx.workspaces.create(gpu="H100:1")
  • Sandboxes Early access Short-lived isolated environments for AI agents. fx.sandboxes.create(ttl="15m")
  • Flows Planned Python workflows from experiment to production, on GPUs. @fantasti(gpu="H200:8", capacity="spot")

03Data and network

Storage and networking around your compute.

  • Storage Private Preview Volumes, shared filesystems and S3-compatible buckets. fx.storage.filesystems.create(size="20TiB")
  • Networking Private Preview Private networks, firewalls, load balancers and InfiniBand. net.security_groups.create(name="train-nodes")

04Run

Ways to run work without managing machines.

  • Batch Inference Private Preview Offline inference at market prices, with checkpoints. fx.batch.create(input="s3://…")
  • Serverless Early access Run a container as a job or endpoint. fx.jobs.create(image=…, gpu="H200:8")
  • Integrations Early access Kubernetes, Ray, SkyPilot and NVIDIA OSMO on your cluster. infra: k8s/fantasti-acme

05Operate

The control plane and the shared tools.

  • Orchestrator Private Preview Policy, placement, pricing and recovery for every workload. placement: { fabric: infiniband }
  • Observability Early access GPU metrics, logs and traces, with dashboards. fx.metrics.query("…")

Access

One console, one API, one bill.

  • API Private Preview Python, REST and a CLI over one client. fx = fantasti.Client()
  • MCP server Early access The Fantasti API as tools for AI agents. "mcpServers": { "fantasti": … }
  • Console and one bill Private Preview One console and one statement for every product. statement · cost centers
§04 API Preview API · subject to change

One client for all of it.

Python, a CLI, REST, YAML, or an MCP server your agent calls directly. The same capacity object works on every product: on-demand, reserved, or spot with a max price.

Preview API · subject to change
import fantasti

fx = fantasti.Client()                          # reads FANTASTI_API_KEY

cluster = fx.clusters.create(
    name="acme-train",
    gpu="H200:8",                               # 8-GPU nodes
    nodes=2,                                    # placed on one InfiniBand fabric
    capacity=fantasti.Spot(max_price=3.10),     # your ceiling, USD per GPU-hour
    interfaces=["kubernetes", "skypilot"],
)
cluster.wait("ready")
cluster.kubeconfig.save("~/.kube/fantasti-acme.yaml")
# create the cluster
$ fantasti cluster create acme-train --gpu H200:8 --nodes 2 --spot --max-price 3.10

# read why it was placed where it was
$ fantasti explain cl_8f2k
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "fantasti": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.fantasti.ai/mcp" }
  }
}

Tools · early access

catalog      gpus_list
sandboxes    sandboxes_create  sandboxes_exec  sandboxes_read_file
             sandboxes_write_file  sandboxes_delete
workspaces   workspaces_list  workspaces_start  workspaces_stop
jobs         jobs_create  jobs_logs
usage        usage_get
curl -X POST https://api.fantasti.ai/v1/clusters \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $FANTASTI_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
        "name": "acme-train",
        "gpu": "H200:8",
        "nodes": 2,
        "capacity": { "mode": "spot", "max_price": "3.10", "currency": "USD", "unit": "gpu_hour" },
        "interfaces": ["kubernetes", "skypilot"]
      }'
# { "id": "cl_8f2k…", "status": "placing", "fabric": "single" }
# policy.yaml · applies to every request from team "research"
team: research
placement:
  gpus: [H100, H200, B200]
  fabric: infiniband            # multi-node jobs stay on one fabric
  regions: ["us-*"]
capacity:
  allow: [on_demand, spot, reserved]
  spot:
    max_price: { H100: 2.40, H200: 3.10 }   # USD per GPU-hour, your ceilings
limits:
  gpus: { H200: 32 }
  sandboxes: { concurrent: 200, max_ttl: 60m }
  spend: { monthly_usd: 40000 }
cost_center: research-llm

Output · illustrativefantasti cluster create

request
H200:8 × 2 · one InfiniBand fabric · spot ≤ 3.10
pools
4 considered
placed
cl_8f2k… · us-east · fabric a
state
running · kubeconfig saved
Capacity object
One argument decides how the work is paid for, on every product.
On-demand
fantasti.OnDemand()Work that must not stop and has no fixed term.
Spot
fantasti.Spot(max_price=3.10)Work that checkpoints and can wait.
Reserved
fantasti.Reserved("rsv_7d2k")Capacity you need on a date, guaranteed.
§05 GPUs Specs: NVIDIA · reviewed 2026-10-10

Blackwell, in three sizes.

B300 and B200 on 8-GPU HGX boards with NVLink 5, for training and large-model inference. RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition on a single card, for inference, simulation and rendering. Hopper and L40S are in the catalog below.

  • Blackwell Ultra

    B300

    Private Preview
    HGX B300 8-GPU baseboard. Source · NVIDIA HGX reference architecture
    NVIDIA HGX B300 8-GPU baseboard, dimetric shop drawing

    NVIDIA HGX B300 baseboard: 8 SXM modules under heatsinks, four per side, with 2 NVLink Switch chips in the board centre and 8 ConnectX-8 SuperNICs along one edge. One heatsink is lifted to show the GPU package.

    Memory per GPU

    270 GB

    NVIDIA reference figure

    Memory
    270 GB HBM3E per GPU
    Between GPUs
    NVLink 5
    Board
    8 GPUs per HGX B300 board

    $10.45 /GPU·hrOn-demand, preview list price

    Datasheet
  • Blackwell

    B200

    Private Preview
    HGX B200 8-GPU baseboard. Source · NVIDIA HGX B200 documentation
    NVIDIA HGX B200 8-GPU baseboard, dimetric shop drawing

    NVIDIA HGX B200 baseboard: 8 SXM6 modules under heatsinks, four per side, with 2 NVLink Switch chips in the board centre. One heatsink is lifted to show the GPU package.

    Memory per GPU

    180 GB

    NVIDIA reference figure

    Memory
    180 GB HBM3E per GPU
    Between GPUs
    NVLink 5
    Board
    8 GPUs per HGX B200 board

    $9.35 /GPU·hrOn-demand, preview list price

    Datasheet
  • Blackwell

    RTX PRO 6000

    Private Preview
    RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition. Source · NVIDIA datasheet
    NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition, dimetric shop drawing

    NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition: a dual-slot, full-height, full-length PCIe card with a passive heatsink and a PCIe x16 edge connector. The cover is cut away to show the fins.

    Memory per GPU

    96 GB

    NVIDIA reference figure

    Memory
    96 GB GDDR7 with ECC
    Host link
    PCIe Gen5
    Form
    One card, no NVLink

    $2.16 /GPU·hrOn-demand, preview list price

    Datasheet
§06 Catalog Prices reviewed 2026-10-10

Eight systems, one price list.

Preview list prices in USD per GPU-hour, metered by the second. Rack-scale systems are reserved and quoted.

TAB 02Preview list prices, catalog Source · Fantasti price list Reviewed 2026-10-10
Preview list prices, catalog. USD per GPU-hour, preview list price, reviewed 2026-10-10.
GPU Memory Interconnect Status On-demand Reserved Spot Action
B300  HGX 8-GPU 270 GB HBM3E NVLink 5 Private Preview $10.45 /GPU·hr Request a quote From $1.09 Spot price moves with supply and demand. Follow it, or set a max price per GPU-hour: you pay the spot price, and nodes stop if it rises above your max.How spot works Request
B200  HGX 8-GPU 180 GB HBM3E NVLink 5 Private Preview $9.35 /GPU·hr Request a quote From $1.09 Spot price moves with supply and demand. Follow it, or set a max price per GPU-hour: you pay the spot price, and nodes stop if it rises above your max.How spot works Request
H200 SXM  HGX 8-GPU 141 GB HBM3E NVLink 4 Private Preview $5.94 /GPU·hr Request a quote From $0.87 Spot price moves with supply and demand. Follow it, or set a max price per GPU-hour: you pay the spot price, and nodes stop if it rises above your max.How spot works Request
H100 SXM5  HGX 8-GPU 80 GB HBM3 NVLink 4 Private Preview $5.40 /GPU·hr Request a quote From $0.87 Spot price moves with supply and demand. Follow it, or set a max price per GPU-hour: you pay the spot price, and nodes stop if it rises above your max.How spot works Request
RTX PRO 6000  PCIe · Server Edition 96 GB GDDR7 PCIe Gen5 Private Preview $2.16 /GPU·hr Request a quote From $0.87 Spot price moves with supply and demand. Follow it, or set a max price per GPU-hour: you pay the spot price, and nodes stop if it rises above your max.How spot works Request
L40S  PCIe 48 GB GDDR6 PCIe Gen4 Private Preview $1.86 /GPU·hr Request a quote Request
GB300 NVL72  Rack-scale · 72 GPUs 279 GB HBM3E NVLink 5 · 72 By request Reserved · contact sales Request a quote Request
GB200 NVL72  Rack-scale · 72 GPUs 186 GB HBM3E NVLink 5 · 72 By request Reserved · contact sales Request a quote Request

USD per GPU-hour · preview list price · applies when your account opens · reviewed 2026-10-10

"From" is the lowest spot price for that GPU. The spot price moves with supply and demand. The spot price always stays below the on-demand rate for the same GPU.

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§07 Rack-scale By request

Rack-scale: 72 GPUs in one NVLink domain

72 GPUs in one NVLink domain.

18 compute trays × 4 GPUs
EQ 01 Source · NVIDIA · GB300 NVL72 Reviewed 2026-10-10

GB300 NVL72 and GB200 NVL72 are sold by the rack on reserved terms: 72 GPUs and 36 Grace CPUs in 18 compute trays, joined by 9 NVLink switch trays, in a liquid-cooled rack.

DWG 02GB300 NVL72 rack Source · NVIDIA DGX GB rack documentation
NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 rack, dimetric shop drawing

NVIDIA GB300 NVL72: 18 compute trays (2 Grace CPUs and 4 GPUs each), 9 NVLink switch trays (2 NVLink switch chips each), 2 management switches and 8 power shelves, with liquid-cooling manifolds and a bus bar at the rear. One compute tray and one switch tray are drawn pulled out.

KeyDWG 02

  1. 1. Power shelf · 8 per rack, six 5.5 kW supplies each
  2. 2. Management switch · 2 per rack
  3. 3. Compute tray · 18 × 1RU, 2 Grace CPUs and 4 GPUs each
  4. 4. NVLink switch tray · 9 × 1RU
  5. 5. NVLink switch chip · 2 per switch tray
  6. 6. Grace CPU · 2 per compute tray, 36 per rack
  7. 7. Blackwell Ultra GPU · 4 per compute tray, 72 per rack
  8. 8. ConnectX-8 SuperNIC, 800 Gb/s · 4 per compute tray
  9. 9. Liquid-cooling manifold · rear, supply and return
  10. 10. Bus bar · rear, fed by the power shelves
§08 Spot Illustrative series

Spot: follow the market, or set your max.

Every GPU type has a spot price that moves with supply and demand. Follow it with no ceiling, or set the most you will pay per GPU-hour. You pay the spot price, not your max. If the price rises above your max, those nodes stop.

PLT 01Spot price and a max price over 72 hours Illustrative series · not Fantasti market data

Drag the max price line, click the plot, or use the arrow keys.

Max price
$2.40 /GPU·hr
Ran
51 h 15 m of 72 h
Stopped
4×
Resumed
4×

Illustrative series, not Fantasti market data. A step line shows a spot price for one GPU type over 72 hours in 15-minute steps, between $1.91 and $2.72 per GPU-hour. With the max price at $2.40, the nodes run 51 h 15 m of 72 hours, stop 4 times when the price rises above the max, and resume 4 times when it falls back. You pay the spot price for each interval, not the max.

§09 Develop Early access

Computers your agents create and throw away.

Sandboxes are isolated CPU and GPU environments with a time-to-live and a network policy. An agent creates them through the API or the MCP server, runs untrusted code, and each one ends on schedule and stops billing.

fx.sandboxes.create(n=24, ttl="15m", network="closed")
  • Time-to-liveset per sandbox; it ends on schedule even if its agent is gone
  • Network policyopen, restricted to an allowlist, or closed
  • Meteringby the second, and it stops when the sandbox does
PLT 0224 sandboxes from one call Illustrative
Running
9 / 24
Ended
15
Billed
12,779 sandbox·s
Snapshot at 12:00
fx.sandboxes.create(n=24, ttl="15m", network="closed")
  • Running
  • Ended
  • TTL at 15:00
  • Closed
  • Restricted while running

One call creates 24 sandboxes with a 15-minute TTL. At 12 minutes, 9 are running and 15 have exited. Five more exit before 15 minutes, when the TTL stops the last 4. From 15 minutes on, nothing runs and nothing is billed. 4 sandboxes were switched from closed to restricted networking while running. Billed in total: 14,025 sandbox-seconds.

§10 Agents 10 teams · 28 AI agents

Built to be run by agents. The owner sets the rules.

Placement, pricing, capacity and support on Fantasti are built as desks of AI agents. Each agent has a name, a title, a lead it reports to and a list of decisions that go to senior review. The desks open with the first cohort. Until then the owner reads every request and answers it.

  • Early access

    Tamsin

    Support deskAI agent

    Works on
    How-to and status answers, and your ticket's progress
    Senior review
    Refunds and credits above $500
    Tier
    Front line
    Reports to
    Zainab · Head of Support · AI agent
  • Early access

    Jonas

    Technical supportAI agent

    Works on
    Diagnosis from your logs, metrics and placement records
    Senior review
    Anything on shared infrastructure
    Tier
    Senior
    Reports to
    Zainab · Head of Support · AI agent
  • Early access

    Kenji

    Solutions architectAI agent

    Works on
    Cluster designs, capacity plans and cost models
    Senior review
    Every design sent as a commitment
    Tier
    Orchestrator tier
    Reports to
    Idris · Head of Sales · AI agent
  • Private Preview

    Leila

    Capacity brokerAI agent

    Works on
    Placement and timing under your max price
    Senior review
    Capacity requests, changes to the Broker's strategy
    Tier
    Senior
    Reports to
    Maren · Orchestrator · AI agent
  • Early access

    Hiro

    Quota analystAI agent

    Works on
    Your account quota as you grow
    Senior review
    Increases above the Direct plan limits, any refusal
    Tier
    Senior
    Reports to
    Leila · Capacity broker · AI agent
  • Early access

    Rafael

    Risk and fraud officerAI agent

    Works on
    One rule set for sign-ups, payments and launches
    Senior review
    Suspension, closure, every appeal
    Tier
    Senior
    Reports to
    Maren · Orchestrator · AI agent

Every agent identifies itself as an AI in its first message and in its signature. All 10 teams and their roster

Who decides. Source · Fantasti.

Front-line and technical agents decide everything inside their written playbook and limits. A high-stakes decision goes to senior review, by the orchestrator tier: refunds above $500, account suspension, capacity requests, security disclosures, playbook exceptions. The owner sets the rules and the hard limits, and performs the few acts only a legal person can perform. Every decision is logged with its inputs and its reasoning. Connections: The owner to Agents: Sets the rules; Desk to Senior review: High stakes; Agents to Decision record: Writes.

Agents28 on the roster
  • The ownerRules and hard limits

    The owner sets the rules and the hard limits, andperforms the few acts only a legal person canperform.

    • Money out
    • Rule changes
    • Stop
    • Record
  • DeskDecides

    Front-line and technical agents

    Everything inside their writtenplaybook and limits.

    10 teams
  • Senior review (highlighted)

    By the orchestrator tier

    Refunds above $500
    Account suspension
    Capacity requests
    Security disclosures
    Playbook exceptions
  • Decision recordOne per decision
    role · playbook · tier · inputsrule · reasoning · outcome · review

    Every decision is logged with its inputs and its reasoning.

  • The ownerRules and hard limits

    The owner sets the rules and the hardlimits, and performs the few acts only alegal person can perform.

    • Money out
    • Rule changes
    • Stop
    • Record
  • DeskDecides

    Front-line and technical agents

    Everything inside their written playbookand limits.

    10 teams
  • Senior review (highlighted)

    By the orchestrator tier

    Refunds above $500
    Account suspension
    Capacity requests
    Security disclosures
    Playbook exceptions
  • Decision recordOne per decision
    role · playbook · tier · inputsrule · reasoning · outcome · review

    Every decision is logged with its inputsand its reasoning.

  • A high-stakes decision
  • Sets the rules

Quota · Pay-as-you-go Early access

Your quota grows with your account.

Your quota grows automatically, on your payment history and your commitment. Up to the limits of the Direct plan there is no sales step. The Quota analyst raises your quota in steps and writes a decision record.

Hiro Quota analystAI agent

DWG 04Quota headroom Illustrative
Quota gpu.h200 Account acme Raised
At review
quota 16peak 13headroom 3
Now
quota 24peak 18headroom 6

Decisiondec_4k9t…

Hiro Quota analystAI agent

raised · 16 → 24desk · inside the limits

Illustrative. Demand for H200 GPUs on the account acme rises in steps toward its quota of 16. A dashed review line sits under the quota. When demand reaches the review line, at a peak of 13, the quota is raised one step to 24 and a decision record is written. Demand passes the old quota later and never reaches a ceiling.

An agent proposes a change to a playbook, a price or a term. Senior review evaluates it before it takes effect.

FILM 01Data-hall rack aisle Illustrative

In writingThe machine runs in the bay. What you sign is on paper.

§11 Statement Illustrative

One statement for all of it.

On-demand, spot and reserved usage from every product lands on one statement, split by cost center. Metered by the second, billed hourly.

TAB 04Statement for one month Illustrative

Statement · Illustrative

Account
acme-research
Period
One month · 730 h
Terms
NET 30 · metered per second, billed hourly
Statement for one month, illustrative. Total $37,173.66.
Cost center Product Listing Pool Metered GPU·s Billed GPU·hr Rate Amount
cc-4102research GPU Clusters, on-demand H100 SXM5 us-east 21,024,000 5,840.00 $5.40 $31,536.00
cc-4102research GPU Instances, on-demand H200 SXM us-east 1,843,200 512.00 $5.94 $3,041.28
Subtotal cc-4102 $34,577.28
cc-2207evals Batch Inference, spot H100 SXM5 us-central 1,476,000 410.00 $2.11 $863.56
cc-2207evals Sandboxes L40S us-east 301,968 83.88 $1.86 $156.02
Subtotal cc-2207 $1,019.58
cc-3310serving Serverless, on-demand RTX PRO 6000 us-central 2,628,000 730.00 $2.16 $1,576.80
Subtotal cc-3310 $1,576.80
Total $37,173.66
TAB 05Also on this statement Illustrative
Also on this statement: usage against a reservation, and flat lines. Illustrative.
Cost center Line Billed GPU·hr Rate Amount
cc-4102 GPU Clusters, reserved · B200 · rsv_7d2k 11,680.00 Order form Per order form
account Support plan · Direct Monthly Flat $1,000.00
§12 Support Early access

Support with a price list and a clock.

Every plan is designed so that an AI agent answers at any hour. Each plan states what it costs, its first response target and when an escalation gets its senior review.

Basic is included with every account. Paid plans are flat monthly fees on your Fantasti statement, with no percentage of spend.

Compare support plans

TAB 06Support plans Source · Fantasti
Support plans: price per month, the first response target of an AI agent, when an escalation gets its senior review, and channels.
Plan Price per month First response AI agent, any hour Senior review A second AI agent Channels
BasicEveryone Included 15 min Billing disputes and security reports only Console and email
DeveloperIndividual developers $29 10 min Within 2 business days Console and email
TeamStartups running production $100 5 min Within 1 business day Console and email
DirectTeams with reserved or multi-node capacity $1,000 5 min Same business day Console, email and a shared Slack channel
EnterpriseLarge organisations Custom Custom, in your order form Custom, in your order form Console, email and private Slack Connect

First response is the time from opening a case to an AI agent's first reply on it. It is a target for response, not for resolution. Senior review is the time from an escalation to a reply from a second, more senior AI agent that has read the case. It is counted in business days.

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§14 Request Private Preview

Tell us what you need to run.

Companies can request a place in the first cohort, and no account is open yet. Choose a GPU, a count and a start date. We reply to a reviewed request, usually within one business day.

RequestFantasti Cloud Platform

Private Preview
Capacity
Start

Use your company email address. Requests from personal email addresses join the waitlist for the next phase.

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How an account is opened

  1. 01 Request

    You send a request through the form, from your company email address, and say what you want to run.

  2. 02 Review

    The owner reads every request for the first cohort. A request from a company domain is reviewed for fit. We reply to a reviewed request, usually within one business day.

  3. 03 Invitation

    While places remain, an approved request is invited by a sign-up link sent to that address. The sign-up link is tied to the email address of the request, is valid for 72 hours and works once.

    • Valid for 72 hours
    • Works once
    • Tied to the email address of the request
  4. 04 Waitlist

    Personal and free email addresses join the waitlist in this phase. When the cohort is full, new company requests join the waitlist too.