Resource Billing Methods

HyperAI offers 4 billing methods. Users can select the computing type and corresponding billing method as needed during the launch phase:

Pay-as-you-go: Settled according to the hourly price of the selected computing power, billed once per hour. Usage less than 1 hour is settled proportionally.
Daily Package: After a one-time payment at the daily package price, the execution can use this resource at any time within 24 hours.
Weekly Package: After a one-time payment at the weekly package price, the execution can use this resource at any time within 7 days.
Monthly Package: After a one-time payment at the monthly package price, the execution can use this resource at any time within 30 days.

:::caution Note After selecting daily/weekly/monthly package, the selected billing method only applies to the current execution you are creating. This means only this execution will continue to have access to the computing resource during the selected billing period, and does not mean you can use this computing power to create multiple execution tasks or start new containers during this period. :::

Auto-renewal

Auto-renewal is enabled by default and can be disabled in the computing method selection interface or the execution settings interface.

:::caution Note If auto-renewal for the billing method is disabled, the execution will automatically close immediately after the subscription expires, and the related computing resources will be automatically released. Please plan ahead to avoid loss of training data. :::

Modify Billing Method

After selecting a billing method, users can choose to upgrade or cancel the current billing method in the "Settings" interface of the execution.

Upgrade Computing Subscription

After clicking "Upgrade Computing Subscription", pay the price difference between the two billing methods according to the price displayed on the pop-up page. The price difference is calculated as follows:

Calculate used fees: The system will calculate Fee A based on the number of hours you have used (rounded up) at the hourly price of the currently selected billing method;
Calculate remaining fees: Subtract Fee A from the amount you have paid to get remaining Fee B;
Calculate price difference needed: Subtract Fee B from the price of the upgraded billing method to get the price difference you need to pay.

For example, if a user subscribed to a single RTX 5090 daily package service and wishes to upgrade to weekly package service after using it for 13.3 hours, the price difference the user needs to pay is:

RTX 5090 weekly package price - (RTX 5090 daily package price - 14 hours x RTX 5090 daily package price/24 hours)

Cancel Computing Subscription

After clicking "Cancel Computing Subscription", the platform will refund the remaining amount, and after cancellation, it will run on a pay-as-you-go basis. The refund amount is calculated as follows:

Calculate used fees: The system will calculate Fee A by multiplying the pay-as-you-go price of the selected computing power by the number of hours used (rounded up);
Calculate refund amount: Subtract Fee A from the amount you have paid to get the refund amount you will receive.

For example, if a user subscribed to a single RTX 5090 weekly package service and wants to downgrade after using it for 13.3 hours, the refund amount is:

RTX 5090 weekly package price - (RTX 5090 pay-as-you-go hourly rate x 14 hours)

:::caution Note Billing methods cannot be downgraded to other period billing methods; you can only choose to upgrade or cancel the current computing subscription. :::

View Remaining Usage Time

Click "Finance Center" on the left, and under "My Computing Power Subscriptions" you can view the execution records of purchased computing power subscriptions, their corresponding billing methods, and remaining usage time.

Resource Billing Methods