Introducing the GrabGPU blog
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GrabGPU tracks what cloud GPUs cost and, more to the point, whether you can actually rent them. The data changes every day. The site changes too, and until now the only record of that was the commit log. This blog fixes that.
Every time something ships, a short post will land here: what changed, where to find it and why it matters if you rent GPUs. No roadmap promises, no filler. If it is not live, it is not announced.
Here is what shipped in the last two weeks:
- Prices as an API. Every figure on the site is now free JSON at /api/, with Markdown and plain-text versions for scripts and AI agents. No key, updated daily.
- This week. /this-week/ lists which GPUs got cheaper or dearer over the last seven days, and where the number of offers moved.
- Price trend charts. Each GPU page now charts its cheapest daily price over time, rebuilt every day from our own price history.
- Provider alternatives. Pages such as Runpod alternatives show the clouds that undercut a provider and the cheapest in-stock swap for each of its GPUs.
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