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Compare GPU pricing between fal.ai and Gonka. Find the best rates for AI training, inference, and ML workloads.
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| GPU Model ↑ | fal.ai Price | Gonka Price | Price Diff ↕ | Sources |
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B200 180GB VRAM • fal.ai | Not Available | — | ||
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HGX B300 288GB VRAM • fal.ai | Not Available | — | ||
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RTX PRO 6000 96GB VRAM • fal.ai | Not Available | — | ||
RTX PRO 6000 96GB VRAM • | ||||
B200 180GB VRAM • fal.ai | Not Available | — | ||
B200 180GB VRAM • | ||||
HGX B300 288GB VRAM • fal.ai | Not Available | — | ||
HGX B300 288GB VRAM • | ||||
RTX PRO 6000 96GB VRAM • fal.ai | Not Available | — | ||
RTX PRO 6000 96GB VRAM • | ||||
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Production endpoints for image, video and audio models billed by output unit (per image, per megapixel, per second or per video)
Run private models on dedicated NVIDIA GPUs with autoscaling and scale-to-zero
Inference engines tuned for diffusion and audio workloads
Developers send requests through an OpenAI-compatible endpoint and pay for usage in GNK
A transformer-based proof-of-work mechanism aims to direct nearly all participating hardware at AI inference rather than at separate security computation
GPU owners register as hosts, post collateral, run ML nodes, and are rewarded based on the amount and quality of compute they contribute
Documented bootstrap procedures for hosting models such as DeepSeek, Kimi, and MiniMax across the network
Developers can run their own gateway and broker setup instead of relying on a shared entry point
Ethereum bridge and IBC routes for moving GNK and USDT in and out of the network
Hosted model endpoints billed per generated output unit — per image, per megapixel, per second of video or per video
Custom deployments billed per second of GPU runtime, with scale-to-zero
Volume commitments and dedicated capacity for high-throughput customers, with discounted GPU rates below the published list price
Inference is paid per request in GNK; per-model rates are published in the network documentation rather than as USD hourly rates
GPU hosts earn GNK according to the amount and quality of compute they contribute to the network
Sign up and generate an API key
Choose from the catalog or define a custom GPU-backed deployment
Invoke endpoints from any language using the REST or SDK clients
Set up a wallet to hold GNK and sign network transactions
Acquire GNK on Uniswap or bridge tokens in from Ethereum
Follow the developer quickstart to point an existing SDK at the network, or run your own gateway
Review the hardware specifications, post collateral, and follow the node setup guide to serve inference
Multi-region serverless infrastructure
Documentation, community channels and enterprise support for paid customers
Documentation site with FAQ and error reference, Discord community, GitHub repository, and a vulnerability reporting process