Netra Systems

Inference TCO

Cost transparency for routers, marketplaces and direct customers: our published list pricing, a public per-GPU-hour cost basis, and a break-even calculator you can run with your own throughput assumptions.

Published pricing

ModelContextInputCached inputOutput
Qwen3.8 27B131,072$0.20$0.05$0.80

USD per 1M tokens, billed on the token counts in each response's usage object. Full API details: netrasystems.ai.

Public cost basis

Per-GPU-hour economics below use the hardware registry published by SemiAnalysis's InferenceX (frontend bundle, read 2026-10-30). Two public tiers:

GPUAll-in kW/GPUOwned $/GPU-hrRental $/GPU-hr
B2001.711.733.70
B3001.902.264.25
GB200 NVL721.871.864.00
GB300 NVL722.122.315.00
H1001.371.172.00
H2001.371.222.90
MI300X1.390.951.30
MI325X1.691.101.60
MI355X2.091.502.90
RTX PRO 60000.9750.680.52
Vera Rubin NVL723.303.618.50
Jalapeño1.1251.271.27
TPU v71.2071.212.00

All-in kW includes host, networking and PUE as published by the source. These are third-party declared values, not Netra measurements.

Break-even calculator

Set a sustained per-GPU throughput assumption and a workload mix; the calculator derives revenue per GPU-hour at Netra's list prices and compares it against both cost tiers. Nothing here is a benchmark claim — the throughput is your input.

Revenue per GPU-hour at full utilization
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Implied cost per 1M tokens at this throughput
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Margin at full utilization (owned / rental)
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Owned break-even utilization
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Rental margin is independent of utilization (you pay for time used); owned break-even utilization is the fraction of hours the GPU must be busy for revenue to cover the amortized ownership cost.

Methodology