Platform changes worth knowing about — prices, capacity, the console and the catalogue. Short, dated, and only things that actually shipped.
The catalogue builder now compares every node size against the lowest published price for the same GPU across the providers in our market index, and prices each tier at or below 80% of it. The guarantee is checked by the seeding script, so a price that breaks it cannot reach the site.
The catalogue now covers data-center, workstation and consumer cards from NVIDIA and AMD, each with node sizes from 1 to 8 GPUs, published specifications and a source link to the vendor datasheet.
Credit now shows what it buys in GPU-hours before you pay, the payment page tells you which order it unblocks, sessions are listed per device and can be revoked one by one, and the help centre searches across every topic as you type.
Blackwell B200 nodes joined the spot pool in Virginia, with the same 2-minute reclaim notice and per-minute billing as every other model.
Three regions, spot and on-demand tiers on the same nodes, per-minute billing, persistent disks that survive a reclaim, and a console that speaks the same API as the CLI.
Prices, capacity and the console are the same ones you get when you sign in — there is no staging version of the catalogue.
Billed per minute from the moment the instance is reachable. Minimum credit $40, no subscription.