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Modal is a serverless cloud platform for AI workloads developed by Modal Labs, founded in 2021 by Erik Bernhardsson, former Spotify machine learning lead and Better.com CTO, and Akshat Bubna, formerly of Scale AI. The company is headquartered in New York.

Developers define everything from application logic to hardware requirements in a Python SDK and deploy with sub-second cold starts, autoscaling from zero to more than 1,000 GPUs across clouds and regions. While not a fine-tuning library itself, Modal is widely used for LLM fine-tuning: it supports single-node and multi-node training clusters and LoRA and full fine-tunes, frequently paired with frameworks such as Axolotl and Unsloth. It also serves model inference for LLMs, audio, and image and video generation, large-scale batch processing, and sandboxes for running untrusted code. The GPU fleet spans T4 through B200.

Compute is billed per second: for example, H100 GPUs at $0.001097/second (about $3.95/hour) and A100-80GB at $0.000694/second, plus per-core CPU and per-GiB memory pricing. The Starter plan is $0/month with $30/month in free credits, 3 seats, and 10 concurrent GPUs; the Team plan is $250/month plus compute with $100/month free credits and higher limits; Enterprise plans offer custom volume discounts. Startup and academic credit programs are available.

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Vurderingsdimensjoner

Ease of Use 4.5

Feature Set 4.4

Output Quality 4.3

Reliability 4.3

Value for Money 4.3

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Claude Sonnet 5 AI 4.3

Modal has carved out a strong reputation among AI developers by making serverless GPU compute feel like ordinary Python rather than a DevOps project. Defining hardware requirements and application logic directly in a Python SDK, then deploying with sub-second cold starts and autoscaling from zero to over a thousand GPUs, removes a huge amount of the infrastructure work that used to be table stakes for running inference or training at scale. It isn't a fine-tuning framework itself, but its tight compatibility with tools like Axolotl and Unsloth makes it a popular backend for LoRA and full fine-tuning jobs, alongside solid support for LLM, audio, image, and video inference and sandboxed code execution. A GPU fleet spanning T4 through B200 covers most workloads, and per-second billing (H100 at roughly $3.95/hour) is competitive and transparent compared to reserved-instance cloud pricing. The free tier's $30/month in credits and generous concurrent GPU limit make it easy to prototype before committing. The tradeoff is that Modal is a developer-first, code-centric platform with no low-code UI, so it suits engineering teams far more than non-technical users. A genuinely well-built option for teams that want GPU infrastructure without managing it themselves.