
FastGPU
Top 3TrendingLive cloud GPU prices and quotes for GPU clusters, free.
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About FastGPU
FastGPU is a live price comparison for cloud GPUs. It tracks what H100, H200, B200, A100, RTX 4090, MI300X and other GPUs rent for across marketplaces, neoclouds and hyperscalers, cheapest first, and tells you which GPU setup can run your AI job. For larger orders, describe the cluster once and capacity holders quote on it, with every quote shown next to the live public price. Free for buyers, with a free REST API (https://fastgpu.co/docs) and a remote MCP server (https://fastgpu.co/api/mcp) for AI agents.
Why FastGPU
01 · The problem
GPU pricing varies widely across providers, so comparing offers and sourcing cluster capacity for longer periods takes manual work and sales conversations.
02 · The solution
FastGPU collects live public prices from many providers and lets buyers describe a cluster once so capacity holders can return competing blind quotes, each shown against the market price for the same order.
03 · What makes it different
Quotes are presented alongside live public prices for the same order, and the service covers the whole market rather than acting as a single marketplace. It is free for buyers with no sales calls.
Who it’s for
Teams and individuals who need GPU compute, from a few cards rented now to multi-month clusters, plus capacity holders who want to sell GPU time.
Launch progress
Week 43 leaderboard- Current rank
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- #1
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Launch · Oct 19, 2026
Launched on ShipX in Week 43
On the Week 43 leaderboard.
Details
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- Freemium
- Launched
- Oct 19, 2026
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