GPU Price Tracker
Compute is often the largest line in an AI budget, and prices move. This module tracks published prices and availability for the GPU types you care about and highlights what is cheapest, what changed and what is trending.
What it covers
- On-demand and, where published, spot or interruptible prices per GPU-hour
- Availability signals where providers publish them
- Hyperscaler clouds, specialist GPU clouds and marketplaces, agreed with you
- GPU families you choose, in single-GPU and multi-GPU configurations
- Currency shown in US dollars; other currencies on request
What you receive
- Daily data in the portal: a table per GPU type with provider, region, configuration and price.
- Weekly summary: biggest movers, cheapest options per GPU type and notable availability changes.
- Threshold alerts when a price crosses a level you set.
- CSV export of the data in the portal.
Illustrative example
| GPU type | Cheapest listed | Median listed | Change vs last week |
|---|---|---|---|
| Example GPU A (80 GB) | 1.90 / h | 2.60 / h | -6% |
| Example GPU B (141 GB) | 2.80 / h | 3.70 / h | -2% |
| Example GPU C (24 GB) | 0.35 / h | 0.50 / h | +1% |
The figures are fictitious and only show the format.
How it works and limits
We use published price lists and public listings. Prices are indicative: they exclude negotiated discounts, taxes, egress and storage, and may change after collection. A provider may hide prices behind login or quotes; those are not included. We are not a broker and do not sell compute. See the Terms of Service.