GrabGPU vs GetDeploying: Stop Comparing Prices You Can't Rent
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You found the cheapest H100. Then you tried to rent it.
You know how it goes. You open a price comparison, sort by cheapest, pick the winner and click through. The provider has no machines. You try the next one and it has none either. Your job is still queued and your afternoon is gone.
A low price only helps if there’s a machine behind it. That idea runs through everything we built into GrabGPU.
The analog: GetDeploying
GetDeploying is the best-known name in cloud GPU price comparison. Its GPU index says it compares 85 providers and 4,966 listings. On its H100 page it tracks H100 configs from 58 providers. It also names the clouds with the cheapest verified in-stock on-demand configs, and adds price history, specs and which LLMs the card can run.
If you want the widest possible view of the market, GetDeploying is built for that, and we won’t pretend otherwise.
GrabGPU is built for a different moment: you need a card today, and you want to know where you can actually get one.
What GrabGPU does differently
The headline price is a price you can rent
On GrabGPU, a GPU’s headline price is the cheapest offer a provider reports in stock. We fall back to the listed floor only when nobody has stock, and the page tells you when that happens. The home page, the GPU cards, page titles and comparisons all follow the same rule. Providers with stock are listed first on every GPU page.
A whole page for capacity that exists
/in-stock/ ranks only GPUs confirmed available at the last check, cheapest first. You can filter it by GPU name, architecture or VRAM. The gap between listed and rentable is large. On September 28, 2026, 31 of the 72 models we track were priced by somebody and stocked by nobody. Only 41 had confirmed stock.
Stock history, not just today’s snapshot
Each GPU page shows a record for every provider: how many days the card was listed and how many days it was actually in stock. A cloud that always has a low price and never has machines stands out right away.
Stop refreshing. Get an email.
Every GPU page has an alert form. Enter your email, the GPU and the node size you need. After the daily price refresh, GrabGPU checks every offer. If your card is in stock in a node big enough for you, you get one email with the three cheapest offers, each with its price, node size and a Rent button. Sign-up is double opt-in, so nothing arrives unless you confirmed it.
Prices split by memory size
The A100 40 GB and the A100 80 GB are different products. GrabGPU prices each memory size separately, so you never compare a cheap 40 GB offer against an 80 GB one.
Built for your agents too
The snapshot is open as JSON at /api/, with no key needed. It’s also available as Markdown and as plain text at /llms.txt, and GrabGPU runs an MCP server, so your coding agent can find a rentable GPU for you. Every offer includes a direct rent_url.
GrabGPU vs GetDeploying at a glance
- Coverage: GetDeploying compares 85 providers. GrabGPU covers 22 providers, 72 GPU models and 817 configurations (September 28, 2026).
- Headline price: GrabGPU leads with the cheapest in-stock offer and labels any fallback. GetDeploying reports a typical price and a cheapest on-demand price, and names the clouds with verified in-stock configs.
- Rentable-only view: GrabGPU has a dedicated, filterable /in-stock/ page.
- Stock track record: GrabGPU shows how many days each provider listed a card vs. had it in stock.
- Restock alerts: GrabGPU sends one email when your GPU is in stock at your node size.
- Memory variants: GrabGPU prices each memory size separately.
- Agent access: GrabGPU offers free JSON, Markdown,
llms.txtand an MCP server. - Data sources: GrabGPU pulls from four public provider APIs: Shadeform, Vast.ai, RunPod and Lium.
Who should pick GrabGPU
Pick GetDeploying if you’re mapping the whole market for a procurement spreadsheet.
Pick GrabGPU if your problem is getting a card today:
- You’re an ML engineer with a training run waiting and no patience for sold-out pages.
- You’ve already been quoted a price and need to know if the card actually exists.
- You want to hear the moment an H100, H200 or B200 comes back in stock.
- You want an agent to find and rent capacity for you.
Every hour you wait, someone else rents it
Cheap capacity turns over in hours. While you click through dead listings, somebody else rents the machine you wanted. The typical GPU model on GrabGPU is 24% cheaper at its cheapest provider than at its median one. You only get that saving if you reach the offer while it’s still in stock.
Prices and stock change fast, so always confirm on the provider’s own site before you rent. GrabGPU gets you to that page first.
Grab your GPU
Open GrabGPU, find your card, see who has it in stock right now, and set an alert so the next restock comes to you.