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Latitude.sh
New· 7Latitude.sh sells bare-metal servers, GPU metal and virtual machines with storage and networking, billed hourly with reserved-term discounts.
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Latitude.sh is an infrastructure provider selling bare-metal servers, GPU metal and virtual machines, with storage and networking services around them. It aims its range at teams that want physical servers provisioned on demand.
Servers are provisioned on demand and billed by the hour, with discounts for reserved terms. The two lines differ in tenancy: bare-metal servers are whole physical machines, while the virtual machines are sold as smaller fixed sizes on shared hardware, so the hourly figures are not directly comparable.
According to its pricing page in October 2026, bare metal starts from $0.41 an hour, about $296 a month, for the m4.metal.small, and virtual machines from $0.09 an hour, about $69 a month, for the vm.small. Larger machine types and GPU configurations are priced separately on the same page.
Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.
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