GPUDECK · PER-CARD RECORD
2 price observations from 2 sources that carry a recorded legal basis to publish — each shown exactly as that provider published it. Nothing is computed across them: no median, no ranking, no “cheapest”.
| Source | As published | Provider’s name for the card | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lium | $3.00 / GPU-hour | H200 | median across 9 listed nodes |
| Nebius | $5.40 / GPU-hour | NVIDIA HGX H200 | on-demand |
One of these sources is a marketplace and may not be independent of the others. Lium lists machines contributed by third-party operators and does not identify which operator runs a given node, so GPUDeck cannot rule out that a Lium row and a direct provider’s row are the same physical machine under two names. Nothing here is computed across sources, which is what keeps that ambiguity from becoming a wrong number.
Take the data. Every price on this page is downloadable and checksummed: direct-tariffs.csv (source_id = nebius-static-tariff) and lium-price-context.csv (source_id = lium). Machine-readable at /api/v1/price-context/direct-tariffs.json, and the rights basis for each source is in source-status.json.
Two sources pricing one card is not two quotes for the same product — segment, region, commitment and what is bundled all differ, and a lower number can buy a worse thing. This page records what each source publishes, and nothing more. The rights basis for every source is in the methodology; the withdrawal that emptied these pages is in the corrections register. See all prices or the per-card index.