Quantum hardware. On your credit card.
We just made it radically simpler to start running on real quantum systems. Buying time on a QPU is now as simple as a credit card payment.
Getting on quantum hardware was a project.
Card in. Compute out.
20 quantum systems. One platform.
Real QPUs from IBM, QuEra, Rigetti, IQM, IonQ and Quandela, plus high-performance simulators. Choose the backend that fits your problem. No separate contracts.
Quantum processors
Superconducting · Heron-class
Neutral-atom
Superconducting
Superconducting
Trapped-ion
Photonic
Simulators
State-vector / density-matrix
Trapped-ion emulator
State-vector
Ideal simulator
Photonic simulator
Not a beta. A live platform.
Researchers, consultants and engineers are already running real workloads on the Kipu Quantum Hub.
Teams that want to build, not negotiate.
Researchers
Run experiments without institutional procurement getting in the way.
Consultants
Test quantum for clients without committing to long programs.
Engineers
Bring quantum into existing workflows with the tools you already use.
Three steps from zero to compute.
Sign up
Create your account in seconds. No sales call required.
Add a card
Top up your consumption balance with a card payment.
Run on a QPU
Pick a backend, submit your job, get your results.
Bring your whole team. One organisation.
Credit-card access is per person. On a commercial Plus plan, your organisation shares backend credentials with role-based access, so the whole team runs on one set of keys.
Shared provider credentials
An owner configures provider access tokens once, in organisation settings. Every member then runs on those backends, with no per-person key juggling.
Role-based access
Viewer, Maintainer and Owner roles govern what each member can see, create, edit or delete.
Personal and team, separate
The account-context selector keeps personal work and organisation work cleanly apart.
Questions, answered
Which quantum computers can I access?
Twenty systems on one platform. Real QPUs from IBM Quantum (eight Heron-class processors up to 156 qubits), QuEra (Aquila, 256 neutral atoms), Rigetti (Cepheus-1, 107 qubits), IQM (Emerald and Garnet), IonQ (Forte), and Quandela (Belenos, coming soon), plus high-performance simulators from AWS Braket, Qudora, Kipu Quantum and IonQ. You pick the backend that fits your problem, with no separate contract per provider.
How do I pay for quantum hardware?
By card. You create a Kipu Quantum Hub account, top up a consumption balance with a credit-card payment, and pay only for the jobs you run. There is no framework agreement and no minimum commitment, and you can stop whenever you want.
Do I need a contract or a procurement process?
No. Access is self-serve. There is no procurement loop, no framework agreement and no legal back-and-forth: you sign up, add a card, pick a backend and submit your job. Most users go from sign-up to a running job in minutes.
Can my whole team share access?
Yes, on a commercial Plus plan. An organisation owner or maintainer configures provider access tokens once, and every member then runs jobs on those shared backend credentials. Role-based access for Viewer, Maintainer and Owner governs what each member can create, edit or delete, and personal and organisation work stay cleanly separated.
What can I run on the hardware?
Your own circuits, or Kipu Quantum's production solvers for combinatorial optimization, quantum feature extraction and sampling. The solvers run the same way across backends, so you can compare hardware without rewriting your problem.
Is this a production platform or a beta?
A live production platform. Researchers, consultants and engineers across more than twenty-five countries already run real workloads on the Kipu Quantum Hub.
And there is more on the way.
Easy hardware access is step one. In a few days, new packages will pair this credit-card access with our solvers, so you can go from a problem statement to a running quantum-classical solution without rewiring anything.
What is keeping your team from quantum?
Budget, skills, access, trust: we genuinely want to hear it.