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Give buyer agents your real GPU prices, not a scraped guess.

Buyers are starting to use agents to compare compute options. Atlas publishes your hourly and per-second rates, reserved terms and region prices as one catalog, and sends anything above your limits to a person.

A larger cluster or a deeper discount would come back as approval required instead.

The problem

Where agents get compute pricing wrong

  • Meters by the second or the hour

    A scraper reads $1.89 and misses the unit, the minimum or the rounding. The agent then quotes a number you never charge.

  • Reserved, on-demand and spot

    Three prices for the same GPU, each with its own term. Pages show them side by side, and agents mix them up.

  • Prices by region

    One GPU, a different rate in each region. A scraped page rarely says which region a number belongs to.

  • Contact sales above a size

    Large clusters get a negotiated price. Agents either stop at the page or make one up.

Example

Three prices for one GPU, kept apart

On-demand, reserved and spot are separate offers in Atlas. An agent cannot blend them, and its quote says which one it priced.

One GPU, three offers

Sample seller

North Star Compute · GPU cloud

OfferRateMinimum term
A100 80GB on-demand · us-east$1.89 per hourNone
A100 80GB reserved · us-east$1.70 per hour3 months
A100 80GB spot · us-east$0.95 per hourNone, can be interrupted

Each is its own offer with its own rate and term. See North Star's A100 quote from request to approval on the example quote page.

In Atlas today

How Atlas handles the rest

In your pricingHow Atlas handles it
Per-second or per-hour metersMetered components in your unit, with volume or graduated tiers. Every quote line shows quantity × rate.
Region pricesOne offer per region, so the quote names the region it priced.
Prices that must not dropA floor price per component. A quote below it goes to a person, even when the agent asked for a discount.
Your best customers' ratesPartner and customer prices shown only to keys you approved. Contract prices per buyer on Enterprise.

Every seller

What you get whatever you sell

  • Signed quotes

    Every quote is signed and says binding: false, so a buyer can check it without a key in the quote checker.

  • Approval above your limits

    Over your threshold, a quote comes back as approval required, and your deal desk decides once the buyer submits it. The agent never learns where your limit sits.

  • Your billing stays in charge

    Approved quotes hand off to your billing system, which charges the buyer. Stripe, Chargebee, HubSpot and a signed webhook work today. Integrations

Sandbox serves your catalog on MCP with quotes marked as a rehearsal. Pro serves it live on MCP, UCP, ACP, A2A and UAP. Start with a readiness score out of 100 and the gaps an agent would hit on your current page.