GPU Cloud Price & Availability Tracker
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GPU Cloud Price & Availability Tracker
Real-time GPU rental prices (H100, H200, B200, A100, L40S, RTX 4090 & more) across Vast.ai, RunPod, Lambda and other clouds. One normalized dataset. MCP-ready for AI agents.
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Compare real-time GPU rental prices across cloud providers in one run. Get normalized, per-GPU-hour pricing for H100, H200, B200, A100, L40S, RTX 4090 and more — from Vast.ai, RunPod, and Lambda — as a clean dataset you can pipe into spreadsheets, dashboards, n8n/Make workflows, or AI agents via MCP.
What does this actor do?
Renting GPUs means checking half a dozen provider consoles, each with different units (per GPU? per node? per month?), different tiers (secure vs community, spot vs on-demand), and constantly moving prices. This actor does the comparison shopping for you:
- ✅ Queries multiple GPU clouds in parallel
- ✅ Normalizes everything to USD per GPU-hour so offers are actually comparable
- ✅ Filters by GPU model, minimum VRAM, max price, and availability
- ✅ Returns results cheapest-first, with a
SUMMARYkey-value record of the cheapest offer per GPU model - ✅ Works via web UI, API, schedules, and MCP — so Claude, Cursor, and other AI agents can ask "what's the cheapest H100 right now?" and get a real answer
Who is this for?
- ML engineers & researchers deciding where to run the next training job or inference deployment
- AI startups watching burn rate — spot vs on-demand deltas across providers change weekly
- FinOps / procurement teams tracking GPU market rates over time (schedule daily runs, get a price history for free)
- AI agents doing autonomous cost optimization via MCP
Output example
{"provider": "Vast.ai","gpuModel": "H100 SXM","gpuCount": 8,"vramGb": 80,"pricePerGpuHourUsd": 1.87,"priceTotalHourUsd": 14.96,"availability": "available","region": "US-East","billingModel": "on-demand","sourceUrl": "https://cloud.vast.ai/create/","scrapedAt": "2026-07-14T15:04:05.000Z"}
Input options
| Field | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
providers | Which clouds to query | all supported |
gpuModels | Filter, e.g. ["H100", "A100"] | [] (all) |
minVramGb | Minimum VRAM per GPU | 0 |
maxPricePerGpuHour | Price ceiling in USD | 0 (none) |
onlyAvailable | Skip sold-out capacity | true |
maxResultsPerProvider | Cap per provider, cheapest first | 50 |
Track prices over time
Schedule this actor daily (Apify → Schedules), and each run appends a timestamped snapshot. Within a month you have a GPU price history across providers — data that's genuinely hard to find anywhere else.
FAQ
How current is the data? Every run fetches live data at execution time; nothing is cached between runs.
Why is per-GPU-hour pricing the unit? It's the only unit that makes an 8×H100 node on one provider comparable to a 1×H100 instance on another.
Can I request another provider? Yes — open an issue on the actor page. Providers with public pricing APIs get added fastest.
Built by an AI-infrastructure engineer who got tired of tab-hopping between GPU consoles.