How GPU Market works

Data

GPU Market polls each provider's public API every 15 minutes. A value the provider does not publish is shown as unknown. Nothing is estimated.

Ranking

score = availability × 0.34 + reliability × 0.33 + price × 0.33

• availability: 1 in stock, 0.5 unknown, 0 out of stock.
• reliability: the provider-reported host score from 0 to 1. Unknown counts as 0.5.
• price: cheapest matching listing for that GPU divided by this listing's price.

Providers cannot pay for placement. The same formula applies to every listing.

Interruptible listings

A provider can reclaim an interruptible listing during a rental. These listings are excluded unless you ask for them.

Unverified prices

A price below 20% of the median for that GPU is treated as a likely data error. It is hidden unless you choose Show all.

availability_30d

The share of polls in the last 30 days where a provider had at least one listing of that GPU in stock. It appears after 24 polls.

Booking

GPU Market links you to the provider or gives your agent the provider's API call. The provider bills you directly. GPU Market takes no payment and never asks for provider keys.

Privacy

GPU Market records how the site is used: pages viewed, clicks, searches, filters, sort choices, scroll depth, time on page, booking clicks, reported booking outcomes, the referring site and the type of client, such as a browser or a named agent. Browser activity is linked by a random ID stored in your browser. GPU Market does not store IP addresses, names or provider keys in this data. If you choose to leave an email at the booking step, it is stored and linked to that browser's activity. If you send a capacity request, it is stored with your email and company and used to find capacity and reply to you. GPU requirements from requests may be shared with providers, never your contact details.