Reserve#

A reservation books a dedicated Spark for a fixed block of days. Where the queue trades certainty for a free wait, a reservation is the opposite trade: you pay up front and the hardware is guaranteed to be yours for the window you picked.

Note

Reserve when the deadline matters, queue when it doesn’t

Reservations cover 1 to 5 consecutive days. For anything longer, or for work with no fixed date, the queue is the better fit.

How it works#

  • Pick a start date and a length of 1 to 5 consecutive days.

  • Pay up front through Stripe Checkout for the days you reserved, charged at a flat daily rate rather than by the minute.

  • Your dedicated Spark launches automatically at the start of the window. No queue, no capacity check on the day.

Dates and windows#

  • A reserved day runs 00:00 to 00:00 UTC, so a one day reservation is a full UTC day, not 24 hours from checkout.

  • The earliest start date is tomorrow, and you can book roughly a month ahead.

  • Reserved days have to be consecutive. Book twice for two separate blocks.

Availability and changes#

  • Reservations are offered on the single NVIDIA DGX Spark GB10 today.

  • A reservation that has not completed payment can be cancelled from the reserve page before its start date.

  • Dates already taken by another reservation are unselectable in the calendar, so the window you book is the window you get.

Reserving is a separate flow from requesting datacenter capacity (H100, H200, B300, RTX Pro 6000), which is arranged with us directly rather than booked self-serve.