Quake AI
Rumble's censorship-resistant cloud, now rebranded Quake AI.
quake.ai- Price
- PaidFixed monthly resource tiers rather than metered billing: a Developer plan at $9.85/mo and a Starter plan at $68/mo, both often discounted, with object storage at $10 per TB, unlimited data transfer and no egress fees, and a public IP for $4/mo.
- Works on
- Web
- Based in
- United States
- Source code
- Closed source
Quake AI is the cloud arm of Rumble, the video platform, rebranded from Rumble Cloud in June 2026 after Rumble (now RUM Group) bought Northern Data and folded in a large GPU estate. Its whole pitch is free speech: it states plainly that it will not engage in viewpoint discrimination or cancel customers over politics, and Rumble built it precisely so its own infrastructure could not be deplatformed by a Big Tech cloud. That makes it a real option if you publish something Amazon, Google or Cloudflare might drop. Be clear-eyed about the trade, though. It is US-based, so unlike the offshore hosts here it gives you no jurisdictional privacy edge and is open to US subpoenas. It is a conventional credit-card cloud with no crypto or anonymous signup. And you are tying your hosting to one company whose politics and fortunes are the reason it exists.
Strengths
- Explicit no-viewpoint-discrimination stance; built to resist deplatforming
- Standard building blocks: VMs, Kubernetes, block and object storage, load balancers, VPC
- Predictable fixed-price monthly tiers, no data-transfer fees on object storage
- Backed by Rumble/RUM Group, with large GPU capacity added in 2026
Considerations
- US jurisdiction (Five Eyes); open to subpoenas, no offshore privacy edge
- Not privacy-focused: credit-card billing, no crypto or anonymous signup
