Find your next GPU with Enzan live pricing

Choosing a GPU takes more than finding a low hourly number. You need to know what that price buys, whether the offer fits your requirements, and how recently the information was collected.

Kaizen v0.15.0 brings live GPU offer search to Enzan. You can explore pricing in chat or bring structured results into your own applications through the API, TypeScript, Python, Go, and MCP.

Start with a question

Open Enzan Chat and ask: "Show H100 costs right now."

Enzan can answer from current GPU offers, with pricing, source links where available, and freshness context. You can also ask about GPU cluster costs and compare options without starting with a particular provider in mind.

Looking for a broader reference instead? Ask for the GPU pricing catalog. Enzan distinguishes stored catalog rates from live offers, so the two are not presented as the same thing.

Narrow the search to what you need

The new live-offer search lets you filter by GPU type, provider, region, commitment type, cluster size, training readiness, and maximum hourly rate. Ranking options help you find lower-priced offers or focus on offers marked as training-ready.

Search covers the active offers available to Enzan. Results depend on source coverage and your filters; they are not a promise of every provider's inventory or a reservation of capacity.

Compare the instance, not just the number

A buyable instance may contain more than one GPU. Its hourly price is not automatically a per-GPU price.

Enzan's cluster estimates account for the GPUs included in each instance. The search API also makes the units explicit: hourly rates are per instance, and cluster-size fields count instances. That distinction helps you compare the cost of the configuration you actually need.

Keep the source and freshness visible

GPU pricing changes. A useful answer should tell you where the information came from and how old it is.

Enzan includes source and freshness information with live-offer results. In chat, usable older pricing carries a caveat; when sufficiently current pricing is unavailable, Enzan asks you to retry instead of inventing a price. Check the provider's terms and availability before making a purchase.

Use it in your own workflow

Developers can search offers through POST /v1/enzan/pricing/search, with typed methods in the TypeScript, Python, and Go SDKs. MCP clients can use enzan.pricing_search to bring the same search capability into an assistant workflow.

The chat experience is also easier to use on phones, with readable responses, compact source links, and a collapsible conversation list.

Try Enzan Chat, explore the API documentation, or read the v0.15.0 release notes.