Product

7 Oct 2026

4 min read

Reserved blocks you can resize

Reserved capacity used to mean a fixed number of GPUs for a fixed term. Now you can grow or shrink a block each month and keep the committed price.

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Priya Natarajan

VP Infrastructure

Most teams know roughly how much compute they need for the next year. Almost nobody knows the exact number for each month. Reserved blocks used to make you guess anyway.

How it works

You commit to an average number of GPUs over a term, from one month to a year. Each month you can move the block up or down by up to 25%, and the discount stays the same.

  • Grow a block when a big run starts, shrink it during evaluation weeks

  • Changes take effect at the start of the next billing day

  • Anything above the block is billed at the on-demand price, by the second

An example

A team commits to 128 Forge 80 GPUs for a year at 35% off. In March they run at 160, in April at 96. Their average stays at 128, so the whole year is billed at the committed rate.

block: research-ams
gpu: forge-80
region: ams-1
term: 12m
average: 128
monthly_range: [96, 160]
block: research-ams
gpu: forge-80
region: ams-1
term: 12m
average: 128
monthly_range: [96, 160]
block: research-ams
gpu: forge-80
region: ams-1
term: 12m
average: 128
monthly_range: [96, 160]

Who it's for

Resizable blocks suit teams with a steady base and a few big runs a year. If your use is very spiky, on demand is still the better deal, and the cost calculator on our pricing page shows where the line is.

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Priya Natarajan

VP Infrastructure

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