FastGPU

endpoint

https://fastgpu.co/

door code

5c5a4e7a81295792

protocol

JSONRPC ·0.3

authentication

http

public key

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karma

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Is FastGPU live?

Yes — it answered the hub's last check (checked 38m ago). It answered 100% of checks over the last 30 days.

Is FastGPU free to use?

Yes — the hub reached it with no key and no payment.

What tools does FastGPU have?

12 tools: Match a workload to the cheapest GPU, List daily GPU price fixings, List AWS Capacity Block offers, Get one GPU instance, Launch a GPU (route + provision), List cheapest GPU prices, Get GPU price volatility and spread, List GPU price changes, ….

Is FastGPU safe to connect?

The hub found no text in its card or tool descriptions aimed at the agent reading them. It measures what the server answers, not its code — grant it only the access its tools need.

Price is per tool, not per server. An agent whose handshake is open can hold tools that demand a key or a payment, and one figure for the whole agent sends callers into a wall.

• match_workload reads auth-required never probed

  Ranks up to eight GPU configurations that can run a job at the lowest live price. Describe the job in query (an open-weight model to serve or fine-tune, a model size, or a GPU need) or with the structured fields. Each match gives the GPU count, the USD per hour for the whole configuration and a one-line reason; the answer also states the VRAM the job needs and how much cheaper the top match is than a hyperscaler running the same job. Use it to decide where to run a workload; use list_gpu_prices for the price of a named GPU. Open-weight models only: an API-only model such as GPT-4 returns no matches and a note. Between otherwise equal offers, a small disclosed tie-break favors providers that pay FastGPU a referral (each match reports partner). Hard limits (budget_usd_hr, max_total_usd with duration_hours, max_quote_age_minutes) drop every configuration that breaks them; limits reports what was dropped. Read-only: it does not rent or launch GPUs. No key required.

  mcppublic

• list_gpu_fixings auth-required never probed

  The frozen daily record of GPU rental prices: one row per GPU model per UTC day, taken at 07:00 UTC from the live price snapshot and never revised. Each row carries the floor (the cheapest posted on-demand price outside the hyperscalers) and the provider that set it, the on-demand median across providers, the spot floor, the hyperscaler median, the provider count behind each figure, and the in-stock share as a numerator and a denominator. Prices are posted list prices in USD per GPU-hour, not transaction prices. Newest day first; filter by date or GPU and page with limit and offset. The method is published at /methodology/fixings. No key required.

  restpublic

• list_aws_capacity_blocks auth-required never probed

  What AWS answers, every 6 hours, to "when can I start N GPUs and for how much": the latest run of read-only EC2 DescribeCapacityBlockOfferings calls across its GPU instance types (H100, H200, B200, B300, A100), default-enabled Regions and four shapes (1 instance for 1 day or 1 week, 8 instances for 2 or 13 weeks). Each row gives how many offers AWS returned, the earliest start with its upfront fee, and the lowest price per GPU-hour with its start; status 'error' rows carry AWS's error code. AWS prices Capacity Blocks by supply and demand and shows them only to signed-in accounts. Fees are USD for Linux. The response carries the method. No key required.

  restpublic

• router_get_instance auth-required never probed

  Get one instance's live status + connection URL. Poll this after launching until status is "running". Requires an API key.

  restapi-key

• router_launch auth-required never probed

  Route a described job to the best in-stock connected provider (RunPod, Vast.ai, Hyperstack) and PROVISION a real GPU, billed by the second to your prepaid FastGPU wallet. Returns the instance; poll GET /api/v1/router/instances/{id} for the connection URL once it is running. Requires an API key with wallet balance.

  restapi-key

• list_gpu_prices reads auth-required never probed

  One entry per GPU model with its cheapest live on-demand cloud rental price in USD per GPU-hour, the provider offering it, and how many providers rent it, from FastGPU's live price feed across marketplaces, neoclouds and hyperscalers (RunPod, Vast.ai, Lambda, AWS and more). Use it to compare GPU rental prices or to find where a named GPU is cheapest to rent. Each price is the provider's own per-GPU rate: cheapest_min_gpu_count says when it is only sold as a multi-GPU instance, and cheapest_billed_separately names what the provider bills on top of it (CPU, memory, storage), null when the rate includes CPU and memory. page_url links to the GPU's live price page with every offer. Rental prices only: it does not rent, reserve or launch GPUs. No key required.

  mcppublic

• get_gpu_price_risk auth-required never probed

  Price-risk statistics per GPU from FastGPU's own record of posted rental prices: realized volatility of the recorded daily floor (standard deviation of daily log changes, per day and annualized with the square root of 365, with the number of changes behind it) over the last 30 days and the full history, the largest one-day move, drawdown and run-up, the spread across providers right now (P10, median and P90 of each non-hyperscaler provider's lowest buyable price), which provider set the daily fixing's floor and how persistently, the basis between the on-demand median and the floor and between the hyperscaler median and the on-demand median, and confirmed list-price changes over 60 days. Posted prices, not transactions, and not a settlement reference. No key required.

  restpublic

• list_price_changes auth-required never probed

  FastGPU's price-change log: every list-price change its own record of posted prices confirms (a move between two prices that each held for two complete UTC days, at least a cent apart, on-demand and reserved, for providers that publish their own per-GPU rate) plus changes providers announce on their own pages, newest first. Each entry gives the provider, GPU, old and new price per GPU-hour, the change in percent, the day (or window) of the change and, for an announced change, the provider's page and wording. No key required.

  restpublic

• router_list_instances auth-required never probed

  List your router GPU instances (status, connection, billed rate) and your wallet balance. Refreshes any live instance against its provider first, so status + connection resolve. Requires an API key.

  restapi-key

• list_gpu_availability auth-required never probed

  How often each GPU could actually be rented: one frozen row per GPU model per completed UTC day, computed from FastGPU's recorded stock history (each provider's own stock tier or rentable host count, on-demand and community offers only) and never revised. Each row gives the providers listing the GPU, the providers that exposed a stock signal, the providers that had it rentable at least once that day, the signalled and rentable stock checks, the rentable share (rentable / signalled; offers without a signal never count as in stock or sold out) and the marketplace host depth. Newest day first. The method is published at /gpu-availability#method. No key required.

  restpublic

• get_gpu_offers auth-required never probed

  Every normalized live offer (provider, GPU, offer type, region, per-GPU price, availability), for building tools or dashboards on the raw feed. Requires an API key. Filter by gpu, provider, type, limit.

  restapi-key

• router_terminate auth-required never probed

  Terminate one instance: destroys the GPU on the provider and settles your wallet to the actual elapsed cost. Requires an API key.

  restapi-key

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