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Google's official credit for new customers

Open Google Cloud and run GPUs, Maps and AI on Google's credit first

Open it with your own Google account and card and get Google's credit for new customers. We set it up with you, upgrade to a paid account, apply for GPU quota and set budget alerts and a spending cap. The account is yours from start to finish.

About US$300Current new-customer credit
90 daysCredit validity
US$180Total, incl. Google's setup charge
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US$300New-customer credit (illustration)
Valid 90 days, used as you go
  • GPU rendering, running modelsCompute Engine
  • Maps and 3D citiesMaps Platform
  • Gemini for copy and imagesVertex AI
  • Voice-over, captions, translationSpeech · Translate

Illustration only. Google sets the credit amount and rules.

What you can do

Not just GPUs: almost every Google Cloud service

The credit is used up as you go, and all these pay-as-you-go services qualify.

Servers and GPUs

Rent NVIDIA GPUs by the hour to render, run models or train 3D scenes. Delete them when done.

Maps

Maps, geocoding, route planning, and real 3D cities.

AI

Gemini on Vertex AI: write copy, read images, generate images.

Speech and translation

Speech to text, text to speech and translation, in Chinese, English and Indonesian.

Image and text recognition

Pick out text and objects in photos, screenshots and receipts.

Storage and databases

Cloud Storage, Cloud SQL, BigQuery: store files and data, build reports.

Website and app backends

Cloud Run, Firebase: run your website or app backend directly on Google.

Works with a Mac mini

Work on your Mac mini and send heavy jobs to a cloud GPU: the Mac edits and lays out, the GPU renders.

Not coveredGoogle Workspace (business email, Google Docs and similar), paid third-party products on Marketplace, paid Google support.

What you get

An account that is open and set up

  • Open Google Cloud and get the new-customer creditWith your own Google account and card
  • Upgrade to a paid accountUnused credit is kept. Without the upgrade, many services (including GPUs) cannot be turned on
  • We apply for GPU quota for youWe can request the latest video models too. Google decides on approval
  • Set budget alerts and a spending capAn email alert when spend hits your amount, so charges do not keep running after the credit ends
  • Handover sheetLists the credit, validity and billing after expiry. You sign off once you confirm

Not included: setting up rendering or dev environments, or writing code. How you use the account is up to you.

Setup steps

Four steps, about 1 hour of screen share

1

Order and pay

Order in the customer portal with your Google account and a good time for screen share.

2

Open it together

Over screen share, you sign in to Google and enter your card yourself. We guide you step by step.

3

We set it up

You give our ops email access in IAM. We upgrade the account, apply for GPU quota and set budget alerts.

4

Confirm handover

You review the handover sheet, confirm the billing rules and sign off, then remove our access.

Ground rules

The account is yours. We never touch your money or password

This way the account is not suspended for breaking Google's rules.

We will

  • Open the account in your own name with your card
  • Set it up with the access you give us, with an activity log
  • Set budget alerts and a spending cap
  • Spell out billing on the handover sheet; done only when you confirm

We will not

  • Sell pre-registered accounts (against Google's rules, they get suspended)
  • See or store your card number
  • Ask for your Google password
  • Promise a credit amount: what Google gives is what counts
FAQ

FAQ

Didn't find your answer? Just ask us.

How much credit? Is it always US$300?

This is Google's official credit for new Google Cloud customers, currently US$300, valid for 90 days. Google sets the amount and rules, and they may change. What counts is what actually lands in your account at setup; we do not promise a specific amount.

What can't the credit be used for?

Google Workspace (business email, Google Docs and similar), paid third-party products on Marketplace, and paid Google support. Most other pay-as-you-go Google Cloud services are covered.

Is GPU guaranteed? Can I get a refund?

The service fee is non-refundable once paid. GPU quota is approved by Google; we apply for you but cannot guarantee approval. If it is not approved, the credit still works for Maps, AI, storage and other services.

Will I be charged after the credit runs out or expires?

Yes. Once the credit is used up or the 90 days end, Google bills your own card for usage. That is why we set up budget alerts and a spending cap and spell it out on the handover sheet, which you sign off only after you confirm. Turn off services you do not use.

How is the US$180 total worked out?

We charge a US$150 service fee. The other US$30 or so is charged by Google to your card at setup (a prepayment of about Rp 500.000 for Indonesian accounts). It goes into your own Google Cloud balance, stays usable, and never passes through us.

Why not just sell ready-made accounts?

Google's new-customer credit is for the account owner only. Buying or selling set-up accounts breaks Google's rules: the account gets suspended and the credit taken back. So the account must be opened in your own name with your own card. What we sell is the setup service.

Will you see my card number or password?

No. You enter the card number yourself during screen share; we do not look at it or store it. We do not need your password either: you give our ops email access in Google Cloud IAM, and once setup is done, you remove that access yourself.

What do I need?

A Google account that has never claimed the Google Cloud new-customer credit, a Visa or Mastercard in your own name that can pay in US dollars, and a computer that can share its screen. Set aside about 1 hour.

Open Google Cloud now

US$180 in total, including Google's setup charge. We open it, set it up and hand it over. Feel free to ask us first.