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A single composite score measuring GPU rental market conditions across five pricing tiers — on-demand, spot, reserved, community, and hyperscaler — across every authorized marketplace partner plus publicly listed hyperscaler reference pricing. Equal-weighted composite of five independent tier scores, updated daily. No predictions, no sentiment — calculated from raw marketplace data.
A single daily score from 0 to 100 measuring GPU rental market conditions across every authorized marketplace — updated each UTC morning.
Live 5-tier composite score updated daily from authorized marketplace partner data and hyperscaler reference pricing. Available on all plans including Free.
From oversupply to scarcity — the index maps observable market conditions to a simple, citable scale.
Oversupply, falling prices, high availability. Favorable conditions for GPU renters.
Supply is increasing, prices softening. The market is shifting toward renters.
Balanced supply and demand. Neither renters nor providers have a clear advantage.
Demand outpacing supply. Prices firming, availability tightening.
Scarcity across marketplaces. Prices elevated, limited GPU availability. Providers have significant pricing power.
Every component is derived from real marketplace data. No predictions, no sentiment analysis, no subjective inputs.
Per-tier log returns comparing current median prices against 7-day historical prices, like-for-like across GPU models within each tier. Rising prices push the score higher toward provider market territory.
Percentile rank of today’s median price within its 30-day historical range. A high percentile means prices are elevated relative to recent history, pushing the score toward provider territory.
Total active offers compared against a 30-day rolling baseline. When supply exceeds the baseline, the score drops toward renter-favorable. Self-calibrating — the baseline shifts as the market evolves.
Interquartile range relative to median (IQR/median ratio), compared against a 30-day rolling baseline. Wider spreads relative to baseline indicate increasing market fragmentation.
Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI) measuring supply concentration, compared against a 30-day rolling baseline. Self-calibrating as marketplaces are added. More concentration means less competition and higher scores.
Unique GPU models available compared against a 30-day rolling baseline. More variety relative to baseline means expanding renter options, pushing the score lower.
Monitor capacity conditions and pricing trends across all authorized marketplace partners.
Track market cycles and pricing conditions across GPU rental marketplaces.
Reference a single citable number for GPU market conditions in reports and analysis.
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