Browsing GPUs
Step 1: Choose a GPU type
The marketplace starts with a card grid showing available GPU families. Each card displays:- GPU model name (e.g., RTX A6000, A100, H100)
- VRAM
- Architecture (Hopper, Ampere, Ada Lovelace, Blackwell)
- Cheapest available price
- Number of available offers
- In-stock indicator
Step 2: Filter and compare offers
Once you’ve selected a GPU type (or skipped to browse all), the offers table shows every matching offer with these columns:
The table is sorted by price (lowest first) by default. Click column headers to sort by VRAM or price.
Filters
Narrow results with these filters:
Active filters are shown with a count badge. Click Clear All Filters to reset.
Pricing
All offers show an effective hourly rate that includes everything. The 10% platform fee is already included in the displayed price. What you see is what you pay.Price components
When you click Deploy on an offer, the deploy page shows the breakdown:- GPU rate — Base hourly rate for the instance, disk included
- Platform fee — 10% platform fee
Offer details
Clicking Deploy on an offer takes you to the deploy configuration page where you’ll see the cost breakdown before committing. The marketplace only shows offers that are:- Currently available and in stock
- On-demand pricing (no spot/preemptible)