Pricing

Wallet billing. Clear burn.

Chassis uses prepaid organization wallets in USD. You fund the balance; GPU runtime, network storage, and serverless endpoints draw it down at Chassis retail rates shown in the console.

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USD wallets

Each organization has a prepaid wallet. Top up in USD — minimum $20 — and spend against that balance.

GPU by the second

Instances meter while provisioning and running. Stop or terminate when the job is done so idle GPUs are not a silent tax.

Storage while it exists

Network volumes bill continuously at a Chassis $/hr rate based on size. Delete a volume when you no longer need the data.

Serverless endpoints

Warm workers (workers min) bill at SKU retail × count. Each invoke meters job runtime against the same SKU rate.

Honest retail

Catalog and console rates are Chassis prices in USD. What you see is what the wallet meters against.

How charges work

Browse active GPU SKUs in the console after signup. Prices shown there are the rates used for instance and serverless metering. Network volumes show their own Chassis storage rate once created.

Creating GPUs, volumes, or endpoints needs enough wallet balance to cover an initial window of usage. If the wallet cannot cover accrued spend, Chassis stops running instances and scales warm endpoint workers down so burn does not continue unchecked.

Stopped instances with attached local disk may still accrue a small storage charge until you terminate the instance or remove the disk. Network volumes keep billing until you delete them.

Unused prepaid balance is not interest-bearing. Refunds, when appropriate, are handled case-by-case at support@okeymeta.com.ng.

What you will not see

  • Surprises buried in invoices — catalog and console rates are the rates we meter against.
  • Fake “demo” charts of spend. Empty wallets and zero usage show as zero.
  • Hidden tiers that change the rate after you commit to a run.

Ready to fund a wallet?

Sign up, verify email, create an org, and top up at least $20 to start. Questions on planning a large run — write chassis@okeymeta.com.ng.