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Changelog

New features, improvements, and fixes for GPU Finder.

Clearer affiliate disclosures

  • — Transparency: pages that contain affiliate-network links now state "We earn commissions when you shop through the links below" above the links — on GPU model pages, comparison pages, and provider pages
  • — Transparency: price-drop alert emails carry the same disclosure before the provider link
  • — Unchanged: rankings, prices, and sort order are never affected by commissions; referral links remain marked with rel="sponsored" and disclosed on the About page

Faster, steadier page loads

  • — Improved: the homepage comparison table now arrives as ready-made static HTML instead of loading in behind a placeholder, removing the biggest layout jump on the site
  • — Improved: price chart placeholders now reserve the exact space of the loaded chart, so the page no longer shifts when charts appear
  • — Improved: every GPU model page and provider page is now pre-rendered, cutting server response times on first visits

Stable provider links for AI assistants and the API

  • — New: every provider now has a stable outbound link at gpufinder.dev/go/{provider} (e.g. /go/runpod) that redirects to the provider's site — safe to share anywhere a provider URL is needed
  • — New: the /api/gpu-instances API returns a providerUrl field on every result row, so API consumers and AI assistants can link users straight to the provider
  • — New: llms.txt now lists the provider links so AI assistants answering GPU pricing questions can pass them along
  • — Transparency: a few of these links carry our disclosed referral code — rankings, prices, and sort order are never affected by commissions

EcoHash live availability and corrected specs

  • — New: EcoHash RTX PRO 6000 listings now show live stock status (available / limited / unavailable), refreshed hourly from EcoHash's public availability API
  • — Fixed: the EcoHash 8-GPU configuration now lists its correct 128 vCPUs and 512 GB RAM (previously estimated at 64 vCPUs) — per-configuration specs and pricing now come directly from EcoHash's authoritative feed

Direct provider links on every pricing row

  • — New: every row on GPU model pages and comparison pages now has a Visit button that takes you straight to the provider, so you can act on a price without hunting for the provider's site
  • — New: price-drop alert emails include a direct link to the provider offering the new lowest price
  • — New: Runpod's own signup bonus ($5 credit when you add $10 via our link) is shown next to its Visit button
  • — Transparency: some provider links are referral links and are labeled as such — rankings, prices, and sort order are never affected by commissions

Provider data reliability release

  • — Fixed: availability collection now keeps updating healthy providers when one provider fetcher fails or times out, so one flaky API no longer blocks the rest of the stock refresh
  • — Improved: availability history and collection heartbeats are recorded more consistently, giving reliability scores cleaner coverage after provider interruptions
  • — Fixed: Hot Aisle and Hyperstack pricing ingestion now handles their current API response shapes, keeping those provider listings refreshed instead of silently dropping changed rows
  • — Improved: provider dependency maintenance keeps the ingestion pipeline current without changing the public comparison workflow

EcoHash RTX PRO 6000 pricing added

  • — New: EcoHash now appears on RTX PRO 6000 pricing with 1/2/4/8-GPU configurations normalized from its public pricing endpoint
  • — New: EcoHash's RTX PRO 6000 listing links to the provider product page and starts at $1.98/GPU-hour, with per-second billing noted by EcoHash on its site
  • — Unchanged: EcoHash has pricing data only right now, so no availability fetcher or stock signal was added

Reliability depth, spelled out on every GPU and provider page

  • — New: a '30-day reliability depth' section on each /gpu/[model] and /providers/[name] page shows how many rows have a 30-day reliability score, what share of visible rows are covered, and the deepest history window on the page — turning the availability data into a readable trust signal instead of a bare badge
  • — New: each page now calls out its strongest reliability signals (the providers or GPUs held available for the most covered time) and states the limits plainly — scores stay hidden until a row has enough history, and some provider APIs report coarse capacity levels rather than exact stock counts

Reliability scores now span a 30-day window

  • — Improved: the reliability score on every /gpu/[model] and /providers/[name] row now reflects the last 30 days of availability history instead of 7 — a steadier signal that smooths over one-off stockouts and better separates consistently-available providers from flaky ones
  • — Improved: GPU-vs comparison pages and the 'most reliably in stock' callouts now read from the same 30-day window, so the whole site tells one story
  • — Unchanged: price-drop and reliability-change alert emails still fire on a tighter 7-day signal, so a slow multi-week drift doesn't get lost in a month-long average

Spot & interruptible pricing for Runpod and Vast.ai

  • — New: Runpod and Vast.ai now show explicit spot / interruptible prices pulled straight from their APIs — Runpod's Secure and Community Cloud spot rates, and Vast.ai's marketplace bid floors — each labelled by its real model (spot, interruptible, or bid)
  • — New: a spot discount badge on GPU pages shows how much you'd save versus on-demand, with a reminder that spot capacity can be reclaimed — handy for checkpointed batch and fine-tuning jobs
  • — Improved: spot prices appear only when a provider exposes a distinct spot/interruptible figure — values equal to on-demand or without a real source are hidden instead of shown as a fake discount (Lambda stays on-demand-only until a verified spot source exists)

Hyperstack H200, B200 and RTX PRO 6000 now listed

  • — New: Hyperstack pricing now comes straight from its own API instead of the shared catalog, so its latest GPUs are listed — H200 (141GB SXM5), B200, and RTX PRO 6000, alongside the existing H100, A100, L40 and RTX A-series
  • — Improved: Hyperstack on-demand and spot prices now update with the rest of the site instead of waiting on third-party catalog refreshes

News digest signup and stronger availability coverage

  • — New: GPU Finder now has a sitewide weekly news digest signup in the footer, plus an inline banner after the GPU results table so readers can subscribe while comparing live prices
  • — Improved: Runpod availability now covers every tracked GPU/count combination, including no-stock cases that previously stayed stale, so reliability scores and in-stock signals have cleaner coverage
  • — Improved: AceCloud availability is now pulled from its public regional API, while unavailable Fluidstack and Hyperbolic endpoints are skipped explicitly instead of pretending stale data is current

More accurate price comparisons

  • — Fixed: provider comparison pages now compare per-GPU prices — previously a provider selling a GPU only in 8x instances was compared at the full 8x instance price against a competitor's single-GPU price, overstating differences and occasionally flipping the 'cheaper' verdict. Tables now show $/GPU/hr
  • — Fixed: delisted instances no longer appear in pricing tables — SKUs a provider removed from its catalog used to keep showing at their last-known price indefinitely, and could set a GPU's displayed floor price. Listings now drop out after 14 days unseen
  • — Fixed: price history charts and market snapshots no longer carry delisted SKUs' prices forward into new months
  • — Fixed: price-alert emails now use the same duration-weighted reliability metric the site displays (the alert evaluator was still using a record-count average that understated stable providers)
  • — Fixed: the RTX A6000 page now shows its full specs and pricing-context write-up (a key mismatch meant it never rendered)
  • — Improved: Scaleway availability now reflects real capacity from their scarcity API — previously every listed GPU showed as available regardless of stock
  • — Fixed: availability history no longer records conflicting statuses when a provider lists multiple variants of the same GPU (e.g. H100 SXM/PCIe) — reliability scores and heatmaps get cleaner from here on
  • — Improved: the homepage now serves from cache with a 5-minute refresh instead of querying the database on every visit — noticeably faster first paint
  • — Fixed: GPU model pages no longer show a 'spot' price that's identical to on-demand (same suppression the homepage and provider pages already had)

GPU vs GPU head-to-head comparison pages

  • — New: side-by-side GPU comparison pages at /gpu/{a}-vs-{b} — 20 curated matchups (H100 vs H200, A100 vs H100, RTX 4090 vs 5090, and more) with live on-demand and spot price floors, GPU memory, provider counts, and 7-day availability reliability
  • — Each comparison opens with a live 'which is cheaper right now' verdict and a data-driven 'when to pick which' breakdown — all numbers update hourly from the same feed as the rest of the site
  • — Every GPU page now links to its head-to-head matchups, so you can jump straight from a single GPU to how it stacks up against the alternatives

Billing granularity on picks + two new provider comparisons

  • — Fixed: price-history charts (and the per-GPU market snapshot) now extend to the current month — recent months are read from the live price feed instead of stopping at the last bulk-imported snapshot
  • — Every pick on /picks now shows the provider's billing increment (per-second / per-minute) — per-second avoids rounding a 14-minute job up to a full hour, a ~4x difference the listing $/hr hides. Verified from provider docs across Nebius, Runpod, Vast, Lambda, Hot Aisle, Hyperstack, and Prime Intellect
  • — New comparison page: AWS vs Google Cloud — hyperscaler head-to-head across A100 / H100 / H200 / B200, with the TPU and committed-discount trade-offs spelled out
  • — New comparison page: Cudo vs Runpod — budget/mid-tier matchup across H100 and L40S, serverless vs committed-use

Consumer GPU picks + biggest-price-spread comparisons

  • — New 'Consumer / Local LLM' picks page — the best cloud GPUs for running local LLMs on consumer cards (RTX 5090 / 4090 / 3090), with live per-hour pricing and 7-day reliability
  • — Every /gpu/[model] page now links to the use-case picks it's recommended for ('Best for these workloads')
  • — The Compare index now shows the GPUs with the biggest price spread across providers right now — the same card can cost 4-10x more on one cloud than another
  • — New blog post: 'Cheapest Cloud RTX 4090 & 5090 for Local LLMs (2026)' — live consumer-GPU pricing table, VRAM fit guide, and rent-vs-buy math
  • — Provider comparison pages now link to the use-case picks each provider is recommended for ('Best for your workload')

Market snapshot: 'is now a good time?' on every GPU page

  • — Every /gpu/[model] page now opens with a market snapshot built from data we already collect — no guesswork
  • — Cheapest configuration confirmed in stock right now, with the provider and live $/hr
  • — Price-trend read from 30+ months of history: whether the floor price is near its 6-month low or high, and the change vs last month
  • — 7-day reliability narrative — which providers most reliably hold the GPU in stock, and which are frequently waitlisted
  • — Plain-language answers are also emitted as FAQ structured data so search and AI assistants can cite them directly

AceCloud added as 28th provider

  • — AceCloud (India-based GPU cloud) live with 43 SKUs across H100, H200, A100, L40S, L4, RTX PRO 6000, RTX 6000 Ada, RTX A6000, RTX 8000, RTX 4090, A30, A2 — Mumbai region
  • — Pricing pulled from AceCloud's public REST API, refreshed daily with the rest of the catalog
  • — AceCloud reached out via email to be listed — first inbound provider integration
  • — Noida and US regions to follow once region slugs are confirmed

Per-region availability + consistent pricing tables

  • — Per-region availability for Nebius — H100 in eu-north1, H200 in eu-west1, etc. now show their actual regional capacity instead of a fleet-wide aggregate. Stock is summed across data-center fabrics within a region, not across regions
  • — Same per-region precision rolled out for Hyperstack, Lambda, Cudo, and Shadeform
  • — When a displayed row spans multiple regions, the row now reflects the best status across those regions and the sum of their stock — previously it froze whichever region was first in the result set
  • — Show-all pagination on /providers/[name] and /gpu/[model] — top 20 rows by default, then a 'Show all N instances' link. The AWS provider page (924 instances) no longer renders in one giant DOM dump
  • — Unified column order across Home, GPU model, and Provider pricing tables: Provider/GPU, Instance, GPUs, vCPUs, RAM, On-Demand, Spot, Availability, [Egress], Region. Availability has its own column on the home table now (previously stacked under the price)

Email alerts: price drops + reliability changes

  • — Sign up on any /gpu/[model] page or homepage to get an email when your watched GPU drops below your threshold price OR when its 7-day reliability score changes meaningfully
  • — Double opt-in (confirmation email) — alerts only activate after you click the link
  • — Daily evaluator at 08:00 UTC; max one email per change per subscription per 24 hours
  • — One-click unsubscribe in every email
  • — Powered by Resend; alerts@gpufinder.dev

Availability heatmap + reliability scores + price history on every GPU page

  • — 7-day availability heatmap on /gpu/[model] — provider rows × day columns, colored by % of availability checks that reported 'available' that day. Hover any cell for percentage + sample count
  • — Reliability score on every row of /gpu/[model] and /providers/[name] — % of the last 7 days an instance was reported available, derived from 100k+ availability snapshots
  • — Score color-tiered: green ≥95%, neutral ≥80%, yellow ≥50%, red below. Hidden when fewer than 50 data points (low-sample guard)
  • — Per-GPU detail pages now include the full price history & comparison chart
  • — Chart defaults to the Price History tab — landing visitors see months of price trends immediately
  • — Chart auto-selects the GPU count that has the richest history (1x, 4x, or 8x)
  • — Spot vs on-demand bar comparison shipped alongside on the same chart

About page, H100 vs H200 blog & provider links

  • — About page — learn how we collect data, our methodology, and who built GPU Finder
  • — New blog post: H100 vs H200 comparison with live pricing table from 27 providers
  • — Share buttons on blog posts — copy link, share to X or LinkedIn
  • — Visit provider buttons on all provider detail pages — click through to sign up
  • — Expanded availability coverage — more GPU configurations tracked for Runpod, Cudo, and Scaleway

Theta EdgeCloud & UX improvements

  • — Theta EdgeCloud added as 27th provider — cloud GPUs (H100, H200, A100, L40S) and community GPUs (RTX 3060-5090) with real-time availability
  • — Inter font with tabular numerals for better price column alignment
  • — Sticky first column on GPU model and provider page tables for easier mobile scrolling
  • — Keyboard-accessible sortable table headers
  • — Availability status now shows 'Unknown' when data is stale

Provider pages, comparisons & availability expansion

  • — Provider detail pages — browse all 26 providers with GPU offerings, pricing, availability, and egress costs
  • — Provider comparison pages — compare any two providers side by side with live pricing and egress
  • — Navigation update — Providers and Compare in header, mobile hamburger menu for all pages
  • — Real-time GPU availability expanded to 13 providers — added PrimeIntellect, Shadeform, improved Runpod, Vast.ai, and Hyperstack data
  • — Availability now covers multi-GPU configs (1x, 2x, 4x, 8x) — not just single-GPU
  • — Request a Provider form — tell us which providers to add next
  • — Custom 404 page with GPU shortcuts for easy recovery
  • — Dynamic OG images for comparison pages showing head-to-head pricing

GPU model pages, egress costs & Hot Aisle

  • — 20 dedicated GPU model pages — browse pricing for H100, A100, B200, MI300X, and more
  • — Egress cost comparison across all 26 providers — see who charges for data transfer and who doesn't
  • — Hot Aisle added as 25th provider with live API integration
  • — Vultr added as 26th provider with pricing and real-time availability
  • — Real-time GPU availability from 10 provider APIs — see what's in stock right now
  • — Availability checks every 30 minutes
  • — Popular GPUs section on homepage for quick navigation
  • — Improved mobile experience — responsive tables, better form layout

Launch

  • — GPU Finder is live at gpufinder.dev
  • — Compare GPU cloud prices across 24 providers

Price alerts & API access

  • — Sign up for price drop alerts via email
  • — API early-access interest page — tell us how you'd use a GPU pricing API

Price history charts

  • — Price history line chart — track how GPU prices change over 14 months
  • — Popular GPU shortcut buttons for one-click comparisons
  • — Dynamic social preview images with provider price charts

Charts & visual improvements

  • — Price comparison bar chart — instantly see which provider is cheapest
  • — Faster page loads with server-side rendering

24+ providers

  • — Expanded from a handful of providers to 24+ including AWS, GCP, Azure, Lambda, Runpod, Nebius, and more
  • — Accurate GCP pricing — GPU and base VM costs combined correctly

Initial release

  • — Compare on-demand and spot GPU prices across cloud providers
  • — Filter by GPU model, count, and minimum VRAM
  • — Sortable results table with provider, instance type, and pricing
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