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gpu-price-finder

Compare live cloud GPU pricing routes for RTX 4090, A100, H100, and more from your terminal — no login, no account, no API key.

How it works

GPU rental prices change constantly. Instead of checking multiple cloud GPU providers manually, gpu-price-finder compares available GPU routes directly from your terminal.

1

Search GPU routes

Query live routes for RTX 3090/4090/5090, L40S, A100, H100, and more, filtered by GPU type, region, tier, or max price.

2

Provider-neutral ranking

Routes are masked as Route A, Route B, Route C, etc. — compare price, tier, and availability without vendor or host details.

3

Get a ready-to-run command

Detailed mode prints a badgr run command with the cheapest matching route's GPU, tier, and price pre-filled.

1

Install

Terminal
npx gpu-price-finder

Requires Node.js 18+.

2

Usage

Run without flags for a quick overview of the cheapest routes, or drill into one GPU type for full details.

Terminal
npx gpu-price-finder --gpu RTX_4090 --max-price 1 --json

Example output

Terminal output
Searching GPU routes...

Cheapest RTX_4090 routes:

1. Route A   $0.53/hr   Tier 2   US   available
2. Route B   $0.86/hr   Tier 1   EU   available
3. Route C   $0.92/hr   Tier 2   US   available

Recommendation
Use:

badgr run "<your-command>" --gpu RTX_4090 --tier 2 --max-price 0.53 --max-runtime 60

What's included

Live pricing search for RTX 3090/4090/5090, L40S, A100, H100, and more
Filter by GPU type, region, tier, and max price
JSON output for scripting and CI
Provider-neutral masked route labels — no vendor names shown
Detailed mode with tier, region, and availability per route
Prints a ready-to-run badgr run command for the cheapest match
No login, account, or API key required
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Ready to try gpu-price-finder?

npx gpu-price-finder — no account needed to get started.