Compshare

Compshare (优云智算) is the GPU cloud computing platform under publicly listed UCloud, offering both hourly GPU instance rental and large model API services. It takes the cloud-host route with dedicated public IPs, Windows/Docker VMs, and high-VRAM 4090 48G cards, serving individual developers, academic research, and small-to-mid-size AI teams.

Core Capabilities

• Rich GPU selection: Covers 4090/5090/3090/3080Ti, A100/A800/H20 and more; 4090 24G from about 1.92 CNY/hour pay-as-you-go
• Container plus VM dual mode: VMs deliver full Ubuntu/Windows system access, while containers are Docker environments with preinstalled frameworks
• Community images: Officially 500+ (300+ stated elsewhere) community images covering LLMs, ComfyUI, LoRA, video generation, and digital humans, with one-click deployment
• Model APIs: OpenAI/Gemini-compatible protocols let one key call mainstream large models, plus plans aimed at coding agents
• Free dedicated public IP: A single instance can bind a fixed public IP, with a 100GB cloud disk and 30TB public model library included
• CLI/Agent access: compshare-cli lets agents natively create and manage GPU instances

Use Cases Individual developers and research teams that need a dedicated public IP, want to run a GPU instance as a small external-facing server, need Windows or Docker VMs, require 4090 48G high VRAM, or want spot pricing for batch jobs.

Unique Advantages Compared with container clouds such as AutoDL and Hengyuan Cloud, Compshare follows a cloud-host approach: dedicated public IPs by default, spot billing, and Windows VM support, backed by publicly listed UCloud with a verifiable operating entity and ICP filing credentials.

Editorial Review A complete product line, mature documentation ecosystem, and competitive pricing make this a strong value among domestic GPU clouds when budget is tight. Deductions: a strict refund policy, storage that keeps billing after shutdown, tension between the 'no queueing' claim and its inventory mechanism, and scarce independent third-party feedback. Registration requires real-name identity verification, and the LV0 quota is 0.