About AIHostCompare and our editorial standards

AIHostCompare compares the places you can run AI workloads: GPU clouds, inference and serverless platforms, AI agent hosting, VPS plans and private or EU-hosted infrastructure. It is built around a dataset of provider records, where every price and specification links to the page it came from and shows when it was checked.

The aim is to answer practical questions with evidence: which GPU fits a model, what a month really costs, which providers have capacity in a region, and what the trade-offs are. Where a question needs arithmetic, we build a tool and publish the formula instead of writing another list.

AIHostCompare is an independent publication. Guides are published under the byline “AIHostCompare”; data pages carry no personal byline, and we do not attach invented names, personas or teams. Provider records are compiled by AI research agents that read official pages live and must cite a source for every value, and a second pass re-checks each value before it is published. The verification workflow describes both steps.

No provider pays for inclusion, placement or coverage, and we do not publish sponsored reviews, customer logos, testimonials or star ratings.

AIHostCompare is a registered trade name of Loadiqo, a Dutch sole proprietorship. Its owner, address and registration numbers are in the legal notice.

Facts, claims, estimates and opinion

Verified fact

A value stated on an official source we cite, such as a price on a provider’s pricing page, shown with the date we checked it.

Provider claim

Something a provider says that we cannot test ourselves, such as an uptime figure or a certification. We attribute it to the provider and link the page.

Estimate

A number we calculate, such as a monthly cost or a memory requirement. The formula and inputs are shown next to the result.

Opinion

Editorial judgment, such as which kind of workload a provider suits or which trade-off matters most. Written as judgment, never presented as data.

How a page gets published

1. Data is collected from official sources in a fixed priority order (a labelled secondary source only where no official source states the value), each value with its source and time.
2. An adversarial re-check tries to disprove every value; what fails is corrected or marked Not verified.
3. Guides answer the question first, cite primary sources inline and pull prices from the live dataset.
4. Pages show their verification or update date, and data pages refresh their freshness labels hourly.
5. Material errors are corrected and logged; routine price changes appear as new verification dates.

Some provider links are affiliate links that can earn AIHostCompare a commission. Commissions never influence which providers are listed, how they are ordered, what the tools calculate or what the guides conclude. Affiliate links are switched on in a separate configuration that no ranking, sorting, filter, tool or recommendation reads. The affiliate disclosure lists which programs are active.

• Prices, specifications or availability that no source states. Missing values read Not verified.
• Reviews, ratings, stars or testimonials that we cannot substantiate.
• Scores without a published formula, inputs and weights.
• Paid placement inside rankings, sorted tables or recommendations.

Found a wrong price, a missing region or an outdated claim? Send the page and a source through the contact page. Confirmed errors are fixed, and material ones are recorded in the corrections log.

Start here: the guides explain the decisions, the provider profiles hold the data, and the comparison puts providers side by side.