Provider badges
If your cloud is the cheapest place to rent a GPU right now, or simply has it in stock, you can say so on your own site with a badge we compute and serve. The badge links back to the GPUPerHour comparison page, where visitors can check the claim against every provider we track.
Who qualifies
Any provider GPUPerHour tracks with live stock. You qualify for a given GPU when you have a current offer for it: on-demand, reported as in stock, from a datacenter (not peer-to-peer), and seen by our scraper within the last 15 minutes. Spot, reserved and preemptible prices do not count. That is the same definition behind our price table and the price index, so the badge can never say something the site does not.
What the badge claims
A badge is one of three states. Each state is a fixed sentence; the only variable parts are the GPU name, your price, and the date it was last checked.
Cheapest
The provider's cheapest current on-demand price per GPU is the lowest we track for that GPU family, within one cent. The price on the badge is the provider's own.
Live for QuantaCloud and H100 (currently $2.59/hr per GPU). This image is the real badge; if the state changes, the image changes. State: JSON
In stock
The provider has at least one current on-demand offer for the GPU, but another provider is cheaper by more than one cent.
Live for Massed Compute and H100 (currently $2.73/hr per GPU). This image is the real badge; if the state changes, the image changes. State: JSON
Not verified
The provider has no current offer for the GPU: nothing in stock, nothing seen in the last 15 minutes, or only spot, reserved or peer-to-peer pricing. Neutral grey, no claim.
Live for Atlantic.net and H100. This image is the real badge; if the state changes, the image changes. State: JSON
How it stays honest
- The image is served by our API, not copied to your site. Every request is answered from a state we recomputed within the last 5 minutes.
- When you stop being cheapest, the badge downgrades to “in stock” on its own. When you have no current offer, it downgrades to the neutral grey state. There is nothing to update on your side and nothing you can pin.
- “Cheapest” means your cheapest current on-demand price per GPU is within $0.01 of the lowest we track for that GPU family, across all variants (SXM, PCIe, NVL). A tie is a tie.
- The badge carries the date it was last verified so a screenshot cannot pass for a current claim.
- Anyone can read the state behind any badge at
https://api.gpuperhour.com/api/badges/{provider}/{gpu}.json.
Get your badge
Pick your provider and a GPU. The snippet is a plain link around an image; paste it into your pricing page, docs, or README. GPU family slugs (h100) and model slugs (h100-sxm-80gb) both work; the family is the canonical page.
Live preview
HTML
<a href="https://gpuperhour.com/rent/h100?ref=badge-quantacloud"><img src="https://api.gpuperhour.com/api/badges/quantacloud/h100.svg" alt="H100 price on QuantaCloud, tracked by GPUPerHour" height="20"></a>
Markdown
[](https://gpuperhour.com/rent/h100?ref=badge-quantacloud)
The link goes to https://gpuperhour.com/rent/h100?ref=badge-quantacloud. Keep the anchor as is: a plain link to the comparison page, with no rel attribute and no redirect. The state behind the image is at https://api.gpuperhour.com/api/badges/quantacloud/h100.json.
Terms
- Use the badge only while its state is “cheapest” or “in stock”. If it shows the grey “not verified” state for more than a few days, take it down or fix the listing we track.
- Keep the link as generated: a plain anchor to the GPUPerHour rent page. Do not add rel="nofollow", route it through a redirect, or point it at an affiliate URL. Do not re-host, edit, or recolour the image.
- Do not quote the badge text elsewhere as if it were static. The claim is the live image, nothing else.
- We may revoke a badge, or the program, at any time; a revoked badge renders the neutral state.
- Questions or corrections about your listing: see the contact page.