PaperspaceReviews of paperspace.com

Found out that this company has been charging my card for years without notice. I opened an account years ago as an undergraduate student and never ended up using their services. I was not running notebooks or instances yet I was continuously charged. They just charge you in secret without ever sending an invoice to let you know you have been charged. I only found out because my card eventually expired and then they sent me an email complaining that the payment could not be taken. Steer well clear.

The service is OK, but there is hidden prices, and their billing system is buggy... If I'd known I would have selected another option from the start, so I wasted not only my money but also my time. Edit: the customer service just came back to me about the higher-than-expected charges, but wasn't able to break down the total I was charged into a documented price list. So it seems even them don't really now how the fees are calculated. Nice to have somebody to talk to though, even if useless.

Lot of hidden fees and awful customer service. they have a simple plan but lot of hidden fees and condition to milking their customer and empty your pocket. do not trust them and do not fell for their low prices. the final prices is a much more than that

The UI is perfect but ML ecosystem lacks. There are still some issues with notebook and lack of features features for free users. Overall, I have positive experience using the Paperspace platform.

From my experience, this service is perfect if you need to use a more powerful computer for work (3D Modelling & Rendering) without paying heavily up front. You pay different hourly rates for machines with different component specs. It isn't as responsive as having the computer in-front of you but that is highly dependent on your internet speed. The reason I give this 5 stars is because of the great customer service. I couldn't connect to one of my virtual machines (and access the data stored on the drive) but after submitting a ticket, within an hour or two I was going back and forward with Jordan who clearly knew what he was doing and wasn't just following a tech support flow chart. We tried a few different things to no avail, but eventually after he created a new machine and mapped the drive containing my data to it, I got access to all of my data and could move it to the new machine. However good the product is it's always nice to know that when something goes wrong, someone will be there to help me fix it.

Overall it does what it advertises. I've ran into some problems connecting to the machines once in a while. Customer support is very quick and helpful, but I'd rather not have had to contact them in the first place. The website sometimes is a bit buggy, their built-in terminal rarely even works.

still in the process of learning more about paperspace, but for the moment positives: * tech service is very prompt * the free plan is great (6h gpu) * for the same money you seem to get better hardware than google colab negatives: * deactivating card removes machine access * web interface is confusing and at times too complex

I use Paperspace (CORE) machine mostly for cloud gaming (with Parsec) and tasks for which Windows (with full access) is needed (because I am using Mac). Regarding cloud gaming: this is one of the best services I used: fast server connection, wide choice of GPU's and CPU's (and so on) for any requirements and wallet, user-friendly interface and also - opportunity to play with mods. Does it have minuses? If you play a lot, it could be a little bit expensive.