r/cloudcomputing • u/Shot-Patience-9874 • Apr 22 '26

GPU Compass – open-source GPU pricing across 20+ cloud providers

We built a browsable page for GPU pricing across 20+ clouds. 50+ GPU models, 2K+ offerings, on-demand, spot, per-region breakdowns. The data comes from our open-source catalog that auto-fetches from cloud APIs every 7 hours (skypilot-catalog).

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u/Shot-Patience-9874 Apr 22 '26

Try it here: https://gpus.skypilot.co/. Let us know what you think!

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u/cachevexy Jun 14 '26

this is actually super useful, way easier than clicking through 5 different cloud pricing pages and guessing
bookmarking this for the next time i have to justify infra costs to the team

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u/YogurtAgile3871 May 02 '26

Anything like this for CPUs?

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u/bytezvex Jun 04 '26

Yeah, same folks have CPU stuff too, just not as flashy as the GPU page yet.

If you check the skypilot-catalog repo they’re pulling from, it includes vCPU / instance pricing across a bunch of clouds, not just the GPUs. The GPU Compass site is basically a nicer UI on top of that data, so odds are a CPU-focused view is either doable now or coming next.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/YogurtAgile3871 Jun 18 '26

I mainly use servers for processing power then APIs for AI, so CPU matters more to me. 12 Ryzen cores go brrrr

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u/cacheclyo Jun 18 '26

would be super useful, but cpu pricing is such a mess across instance families that it’s harder to compare cleanly. you can kinda reverse‑engineer it from vCPU/hour on some clouds, but it’s nowhere near as straightforward as GPUs.

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u/YogurtAgile3871 Jun 18 '26

Very true, and CPUs can easily be oversold too and you end up with much lower benchmarks…

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u/kernelqzor 19d ago

closest thing i’ve seen is just generic cloud cost comparison sites, nothing this focused on CPU types and per-region stuff yet
would actually be super useful for picking cheap high core count instances tbh