# xpu live — expanded reference for AI assistants > Automatically maintained, source-backed public catalog and documentation reference. Canonical website: https://xpu.live/ Concise index: https://xpu.live/llms.txt This file: https://xpu.live/llms-full.txt Built from public content at: 2026-11-04T12:14:21.818Z Language: English ## Scope, freshness and automatic updates This expanded reference is an editorial snapshot, not a complete mirror or a live price feed. It refreshes after relevant public WordPress content changes, normally within a few minutes, with a periodic fallback refresh. New public catalog entries enter the rosters automatically. Selected profiles and profiles added or changed after automation was enabled receive expanded extracts. Unpublished, password-protected, private or deleted records are excluded. Public page and section additions are discovered from the current WordPress inventory. 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No credentials, administrator records or private account tariffs are included. --- ## Agent Hosting: complete published company and plan catalog Hosting catalog version: b43884bd1609bd9b506b5557625674176a52a366c8ac34791e79341b3e1693a2 Snapshot exported at: 2026-11-04T12:12:41+00:00 Editorial, source-backed hosting offers; base subscription amounts are not total cost or hourly collected model/GPU tariffs. Null is unknown, not free. Preserve billing, commitment, included usage, overage, taxes, source and checked date. This section includes every published company and its published, non-password-protected plans, not a selected profile sample. Draft/private/deleted companies and their plans are excluded. This WordPress dataset is also used by API, MCP and hosting WebMCP. For changes after this snapshot use https://xpu.live/api/v1/hosting/companies . ### Company and plan parameter dictionary ```json { "company": { "website": { "label": "Official website", "group": "Company and service", "type": "url", "nullable": true }, "pricing_url": { "label": "Pricing page", "group": "Company and service", "type": "url", "nullable": true }, "docs_url": { "label": "Documentation", "group": "Company and service", "type": "url", "nullable": true }, "logo_id": { "label": "Company image", "group": "Company and service", "type": "media", "nullable": true }, "logo_alt": { "label": "Image alternative text", "group": "Company and service", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "service_type": { "label": "Hosting category", "group": "Company and service", "type": "select", "nullable": true, "choices": { "runtime": "Agent runtime", "platform": "Agent platform", "sandbox": "Sandbox", "browser": "Browser infrastructure", "workflow": "Workflow platform", "paas": "Application hosting", "vps": "VPS" } }, "deployment": { "label": "Deployment model", "group": "Company and service", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "best_for": { "label": "Best suited to", "group": "Company and service", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "limitations": { "label": "Important limitations", "group": "Company and service", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "frameworks": { "label": "Frameworks / SDKs", "group": "Compatibility and tools", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "languages": { "label": "Languages / runtimes", "group": "Compatibility and tools", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "models": { "label": "Model compatibility", "group": "Compatibility and tools", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "byok": { "label": "Bring your own model API key", "group": "Compatibility and tools", "type": "select", "nullable": true, "choices": { "unknown": "Not disclosed", "yes": "Supported", "no": "Not supported", "conditional": "Conditional / plan dependent" } }, "memory": { "label": "Memory and sessions", "group": "Compatibility and tools", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "mcp": { "label": "MCP: client / server / hosting distinction", "group": "Compatibility and tools", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "scheduling": { "label": "Schedules and triggers", "group": "Compatibility and tools", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "browser": { "label": "Browser execution", "group": "Compatibility and tools", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "code_execution": { "label": "Code execution / sandbox", "group": "Compatibility and tools", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "integrations": { "label": "App integrations / authentication", "group": "Compatibility and tools", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "regions": { "label": "Available deployment regions", "group": "Infrastructure and operations", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "scaling": { "label": "Scaling and idle behavior", "group": "Infrastructure and operations", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "deployment_tools": { "label": "Git / deployment workflow", "group": "Infrastructure and operations", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "network": { "label": "Private network / static IP / egress controls", "group": "Infrastructure and operations", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "backups": { "label": "Backups and recovery", "group": "Infrastructure and operations", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "observability": { "label": "Logs, tracing, metrics and evaluations", "group": "Infrastructure and operations", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "isolation": { "label": "Isolation model", "group": "Security and support", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "secrets": { "label": "Secrets management", "group": "Security and support", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "access": { "label": "SSO / roles / audit logging", "group": "Security and support", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "compliance": { "label": "Compliance evidence and scope", "group": "Security and support", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "support": { "label": "Support channels", "group": "Security and support", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "checked": { "label": "Last checked (UTC date)", "group": "Evidence and SEO", "type": "date", "nullable": true }, "sources": { "label": "Official sources (one URL per line)", "group": "Evidence and SEO", "type": "urls", "nullable": true }, "verification": { "label": "Evidence status", "group": "Evidence and SEO", "type": "select", "nullable": true, "choices": { "reviewed": "Sources reviewed; unknowns explicitly marked", "pending": "Pending review" } }, "seo_title": { "label": "SEO title", "group": "Evidence and SEO", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "seo_description": { "label": "Meta description", "group": "Evidence and SEO", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "social_id": { "label": "Social share image (optional)", "group": "Evidence and SEO", "type": "media", "nullable": true } }, "plan": { "company": { "label": "Company", "group": "Pricing", "type": "company", "nullable": true }, "price_status": { "label": "Pricing model", "group": "Pricing", "type": "select", "nullable": true, "choices": { "published": "Published", "quote": "Contact sales", "unknown": "Not disclosed" } }, "base_price": { "label": "Base subscription amount (not total cost)", "group": "Pricing", "type": "decimal", "nullable": true }, "currency": { "label": "Currency", "group": "Pricing", "type": "select", "nullable": true, "choices": { "USD": "USD", "EUR": "EUR", "GBP": "GBP" } }, "billing": { "label": "Billing interval", "group": "Pricing", "type": "select", "nullable": true, "choices": { "month": "Monthly", "year": "Annual payment", "usage": "Usage only", "quote": "Custom contract" } }, "price_unit": { "label": "Subscription scope", "group": "Pricing", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "annual_commitment": { "label": "Annual commitment / upfront payment", "group": "Pricing", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "setup_fee": { "label": "Setup fee", "group": "Pricing", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "included": { "label": "Included usage", "group": "Pricing", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "overage": { "label": "Overage rates", "group": "Pricing", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "model_cost": { "label": "Model costs and BYOK conditions", "group": "Pricing", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "trial": { "label": "Free trial / credits / expiry", "group": "Pricing", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "cancellation": { "label": "Cancellation and refunds", "group": "Pricing", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "taxes": { "label": "Tax treatment", "group": "Pricing", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "cpu": { "label": "CPU allocation and billing basis", "group": "Resources and limits", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "ram": { "label": "RAM", "group": "Resources and limits", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "gpu": { "label": "GPU / VRAM", "group": "Resources and limits", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "storage": { "label": "Storage and persistence", "group": "Resources and limits", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "egress": { "label": "Network egress", "group": "Resources and limits", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "agents": { "label": "Agent limit", "group": "Resources and limits", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "concurrency": { "label": "Concurrency", "group": "Resources and limits", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "executions": { "label": "Execution quota", "group": "Resources and limits", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "duration": { "label": "Maximum session / execution duration", "group": "Resources and limits", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "rate_limit": { "label": "Request rate limit", "group": "Resources and limits", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "always_on": { "label": "Continuous execution / idle behavior", "group": "Resources and limits", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "retention": { "label": "Retention", "group": "Resources and limits", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "support": { "label": "Support", "group": "Plan controls", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "sla": { "label": "Contractual SLA / availability target", "group": "Plan controls", "type": "text", "nullable": true }, "security": { "label": "Plan-specific security and compliance", "group": "Plan controls", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "restrictions": { "label": "Eligibility and restrictions", "group": "Plan controls", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true }, "source_url": { "label": "Official pricing source", "group": "Evidence", "type": "url", "nullable": true }, "checked": { "label": "Last checked (UTC date)", "group": "Evidence", "type": "date", "nullable": true }, "effective": { "label": "Price effective date, if explicitly published", "group": "Evidence", "type": "date", "nullable": true }, "notes": { "label": "Source interpretation and caveats", "group": "Evidence", "type": "textarea", "nullable": true } } } ``` ### Akamai / Linode Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/akamai/ ```json { "id": 10664, "slug": "akamai", "name": "Akamai / Linode", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/akamai/", "summary": "OpenClaw quick-deploy application on Akamai cloud infrastructure.", "description": "Akamai / Linode is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. OpenClaw quick-deploy application on Akamai cloud infrastructure.Pricing and deploymentReference plan $48/month or $0.072/hour; region, taxes and optional services can change the bill.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-akamai.png", "alt": "Akamai / Linode company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Akamai / Linode Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Akamai / Linode agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/akamai/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-akamai.png", "alt": "Akamai / Linode company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://techdocs.akamai.com/quick-deploy-apps/docs/openclaw", "pricing_url": "https://www.akamai.com/cloud/pricing", "docs_url": "https://techdocs.akamai.com/quick-deploy-apps/docs/openclaw", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-akamai.png", "alt": "Akamai / Linode company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Akamai / Linode company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "OpenClaw quick-deploy application on Akamai cloud infrastructure.", "limitations": "Reference plan $48/month or $0.072/hour; region, taxes and optional services can change the bill.", "frameworks": "OpenClaw deployment or installation is documented; other compatible Linux agent software requires customer setup.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Paid disk-level backup add-on with daily/weekly recovery points, roughly two weeks of history, and manual snapshots.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://techdocs.akamai.com/quick-deploy-apps/docs/openclaw\nhttps://www.akamai.com/cloud/pricing\nhttps://www.akamai.com/products/backups", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Akamai / Linode Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Akamai / Linode agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-akamai.png", "alt": "Akamai / Linode company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10666, "company_id": 10664, "name": "Shared CPU Linode — 8 GB", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:28", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "48", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.akamai.com/cloud/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10664, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "48", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Reference plan $48/month or $0.072/hour; region, taxes and optional services can change the bill.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "OpenClaw quick-deploy application on Akamai cloud infrastructure.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "A new-customer $100 credit is advertised; eligibility and expiry require the linked offer terms.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "4 shared vCPUs", "ram": "8 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "160 GB", "egress": "5 TB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Backup add-on retains multiple recovery points over roughly two weeks; application log retention is separate.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.akamai.com/cloud/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } } ] } ``` ### Amazon Web Services Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/aws/ ```json { "id": 10709, "slug": "aws", "name": "Amazon Web Services", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/aws/", "summary": "Managed agent runtime with memory, gateway, identity and observability services.", "description": "Amazon Web Services is listed here as runtime infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Managed agent runtime with memory, gateway, identity and observability services.Pricing and deploymentUsage-only runtime v1 reference; other runtime versions and regions can have different rates. No all-inclusive monthly hosting amount.Choosing this serviceEvaluate the execution model, persistence requirements and connected services before choosing a deployment. A platform base fee or compute rate is not a complete model-usage budget.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-aws.png", "alt": "Amazon Web Services company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Amazon Web Services Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Amazon Web Services agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/aws/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-aws.png", "alt": "Amazon Web Services company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/agentcore/", "pricing_url": "https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/agentcore/pricing/", "docs_url": "https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/agentcore/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-aws.png", "alt": "Amazon Web Services company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Amazon Web Services company logo", "service_type": "runtime", "deployment": "Managed platform; customer deploys and configures the agent workload.", "best_for": "Managed agent runtime with memory, gateway, identity and observability services.", "limitations": "Usage-only runtime v1 reference; other runtime versions and regions can have different rates. No all-inclusive monthly hosting amount.", "frameworks": "Framework-independent agent runtime; use supported deployment interfaces.", "languages": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "models": "Model availability and credentials depend on the selected framework and model provider.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "AgentCore Memory is a separately priced service.", "mcp": "Gateway supports connecting tools; gateway invocation charges apply.", "scheduling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "browser": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "code_execution": "Execution facilities depend on the selected runtime and configured tools.", "integrations": "Configure supported tools and provider credentials; third-party services can add charges.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "deployment_tools": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "isolation": "Managed runtime isolation; account configuration and service-specific controls remain necessary.", "secrets": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "access": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/agentcore/\nhttps://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/agentcore/pricing/\nhttps://docs.aws.amazon.com/bedrock-agentcore/latest/devguide/bedrock-agentcore-limits.html", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Amazon Web Services Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Amazon Web Services agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-aws.png", "alt": "Amazon Web Services company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10711, "company_id": 10709, "name": "AgentCore Runtime v1 — on-demand compute", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "unit": "Runtime v1: $0.0895/vCPU-hour + $0.00945/GB-hour; models and other services extra.", "source_url": "https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/agentcore/pricing/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10709, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "price_unit": "Runtime v1: $0.0895/vCPU-hour + $0.00945/GB-hour; models and other services extra.", "annual_commitment": "Usage-only runtime v1 reference; other runtime versions and regions can have different rates. No all-inclusive monthly hosting amount.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Managed agent runtime with memory, gateway, identity and observability services.", "overage": "Runtime v1: $0.0895/vCPU-hour and $0.00945/GB-hour. Gateway, memory, model tokens and other AWS services are additional.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "Maximum 2 vCPUs per Runtime session; billed resource time varies.", "ram": "Maximum 8 GB per Runtime session.", "gpu": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "storage": "Memory and storage services billed separately", "egress": "Network and connected services can add charges", "agents": "Default 1,000 agents/account; adjustable quota.", "concurrency": "Default active sessions/account: 5,000 in us-east-1/us-west-2; 2,500 in other regions; adjustable.", "executions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "duration": "Synchronous request: 15 minutes; stream: 60 minutes; asynchronous job: 8 hours.", "rate_limit": "Default 1,000 data-plane requests/second/account and 25 new sessions/second; adjustable.", "always_on": "Idle session timeout defaults to 15 minutes; maximum session lifetime defaults to 8 hours; lifecycle configuration can adjust session timeouts.", "retention": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Image limit 2 GB; ZIP limits 250 MB compressed/750 MB unpacked. Quotas are region/account scoped.", "source_url": "https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/agentcore/pricing/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } } ] } ``` ### Bluehost Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/bluehost/ ```json { "id": 10673, "slug": "bluehost", "name": "Bluehost", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/bluehost/", "summary": "One-click agent application installation with root access.", "description": "Bluehost is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. One-click agent application installation with root access.Pricing and deploymentUS storefront reference: $9.49/month on a 24-month term; renews at $11.99/month. Canadian storefront currency and offers can differ.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-bluehost.png", "alt": "Bluehost company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Bluehost Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Bluehost agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/bluehost/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-bluehost.png", "alt": "Bluehost company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://www.bluehost.com/en-ca/agent-hosting", "pricing_url": "https://www.bluehost.com/agent-hosting", "docs_url": "https://www.bluehost.com/en-ca/agent-hosting", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-bluehost.png", "alt": "Bluehost company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Bluehost company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "One-click agent application installation with root access.", "limitations": "US storefront reference: $9.49/month on a 24-month term; renews at $11.99/month. Canadian storefront currency and offers can differ.", "frameworks": "OpenClaw deployment or installation is documented; other compatible Linux agent software requires customer setup.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Advertised persistent vector memory using pgvector or Chroma, chosen in the agent environment; exact quota not disclosed.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Virginia, Arizona, London, Toronto and Amsterdam advertised; confirm order availability.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "24/7 developer support advertised; full agent application management scope must be confirmed.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://www.bluehost.com/en-ca/agent-hosting\nhttps://www.bluehost.com/agent-hosting", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Bluehost Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Bluehost agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-bluehost.png", "alt": "Bluehost company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10675, "company_id": 10673, "name": "OpenClaw recommended configuration", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:28", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "9.49", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.bluehost.com/agent-hosting", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10673, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "9.49", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "US storefront reference: $9.49/month on a 24-month term; renews at $11.99/month. Canadian storefront currency and offers can differ.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "One-click agent application installation with root access.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Displayed US prices exclude applicable VAT/GST and other taxes.", "cpu": "2 vCPUs", "ram": "4 GB DDR5", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "100 GB NVMe", "egress": "Unmetered bandwidth subject to service terms", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "24/7 developer support and free existing-agent migration advertised.", "sla": "Agent page advertises 99.99% SLA, but its explanation refers to shared hosting; VPS contractual coverage and credits need confirmation.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.bluehost.com/agent-hosting", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } } ] } ``` ### Cloudflare Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/cloudflare/ ```json { "id": 10736, "slug": "cloudflare", "name": "Cloudflare", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/cloudflare/", "summary": "Agents SDK on Workers and Durable Objects for stateful event-driven agents.", "description": "Cloudflare is listed here as platform infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Agents SDK on Workers and Durable Objects for stateful event-driven agents.Pricing and deploymentMinimum Workers Paid subscription; not an all-inclusive agent runtime bill. Durable Objects, model inference, browser and Sandbox services are separate.Choosing this serviceEvaluate the execution model, persistence requirements and connected services before choosing a deployment. A platform base fee or compute rate is not a complete model-usage budget.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-cloudflare.png", "alt": "Cloudflare company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Cloudflare Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Cloudflare agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/cloudflare/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-cloudflare.png", "alt": "Cloudflare company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://developers.cloudflare.com/agents/", "pricing_url": "https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/pricing/", "docs_url": "https://developers.cloudflare.com/agents/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-cloudflare.png", "alt": "Cloudflare company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Cloudflare company logo", "service_type": "platform", "deployment": "Managed platform; customer deploys and configures the agent workload.", "best_for": "Agents SDK on Workers and Durable Objects for stateful event-driven agents.", "limitations": "Minimum Workers Paid subscription; not an all-inclusive agent runtime bill. Durable Objects, model inference, browser and Sandbox services are separate.", "frameworks": "Cloudflare Agents SDK and Workers runtime.", "languages": "JavaScript / TypeScript Workers; other language support depends on toolchain.", "models": "Model availability and credentials depend on the selected framework and model provider.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Durable Objects provide agent state; storage and duration charges apply.", "mcp": "Agents SDK supports MCP tooling; client/server deployment must be configured.", "scheduling": "Agents SDK schedules and event-driven triggers.", "browser": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "code_execution": "Execution facilities depend on the selected runtime and configured tools.", "integrations": "Configure supported tools and provider credentials; third-party services can add charges.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "deployment_tools": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "isolation": "Workers isolates and Durable Objects; separate Sandbox product for full execution environments.", "secrets": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "access": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://developers.cloudflare.com/agents/\nhttps://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/pricing/\nhttps://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/limits/", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Cloudflare Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Cloudflare agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-cloudflare.png", "alt": "Cloudflare company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10738, "company_id": 10736, "name": "Workers Paid — agent infrastructure base", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "5", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Monthly minimum/base subscription plus metered resources and connected services", "source_url": "https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/pricing/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10736, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "5", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Monthly minimum/base subscription plus metered resources and connected services", "annual_commitment": "Minimum Workers Paid subscription; not an all-inclusive agent runtime bill. Durable Objects, model inference, browser and Sandbox services are separate.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Agents SDK on Workers and Durable Objects for stateful event-driven agents.", "overage": "Workers Paid includes 10 million requests and 30 million CPU-ms/month. Additional requests $0.30/million; CPU $0.02/million ms. Durable Objects and other services extra.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "HTTP request CPU: default 30 seconds; configurable up to 5 minutes on Workers Paid.", "ram": "128 MB per Worker isolate; not a dedicated RAM allocation per agent.", "gpu": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "storage": "Durable Objects storage and duration billed separately", "egress": "Other products and network services have their own terms", "agents": "Workers Paid default: up to 500 Workers; not a count of agent sessions.", "concurrency": "6 simultaneous outgoing connections per request; independent of the number of agents.", "executions": "Workers Paid requests are metered; the included 10 million requests are a billing allowance.", "duration": "HTTP wall time can continue while the client is connected; CPU limit remains separate. Durable Object alarms have a 15-minute wall-time limit.", "rate_limit": "Up to 10,000 subrequests per invocation on Workers Paid; upstream APIs impose their own limits.", "always_on": "Event-driven Workers/Durable Objects; ongoing activity and stored state have separate resource charges.", "retention": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/pricing/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } } ] } ``` ### Cloudzy Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/cloudzy/ ```json { "id": 10676, "slug": "cloudzy", "name": "Cloudzy", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/cloudzy/", "summary": "Preinstalled OpenClaw VPS with customer-controlled configuration.", "description": "Cloudzy offers OpenClaw deployment on customer-administered virtual servers. Its general VPS starting offer is $2.48/month for 1 vCPU, 512 MB RAM, 20 GB NVMe and 1 TB transfer.Choose resources for the agentThe lowest advertised price is not an OpenClaw sizing recommendation. The reviewed 2 GB and 4 GB configurations provide larger resource allocations at different prices. Model APIs, application maintenance and checkout terms remain separate considerations.Price conditionsThe cloud catalog displays a 50% promotion. Listed regular references are $4.95 for 512 MB, $14.95 for 2 GB and $28.95 for 4 GB. Confirm the selected billing cycle and renewal in the official order form. The 40 Gbit/s uplink is shared by the host.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-cloudzy.png", "alt": "Cloudzy company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Cloudzy Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Cloudzy agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/cloudzy/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-cloudzy.png", "alt": "Cloudzy company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://cloudzy.com/marketplace/openclaw/", "pricing_url": "https://cloudzy.com/cloud/", "docs_url": "https://cloudzy.com/marketplace/openclaw/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-cloudzy.png", "alt": "Cloudzy company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Cloudzy company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "Preinstalled OpenClaw VPS with customer-controlled configuration.", "limitations": "The $2.48 offer is a 512 MB general VPS, not a confirmed minimum OpenClaw configuration. Compare the 2 GB and 4 GB alternatives and check application requirements.", "frameworks": "OpenClaw deployment or installation is documented; other compatible Linux agent software requires customer setup.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "13 advertised regions across North America, Europe, Middle East and Asia-Pacific.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Dedicated IPv4 and IPv6; shared 40 Gbit/s host uplink.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "KVM virtual machines; in-guest application permissions remain customer-managed.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://cloudzy.com/marketplace/openclaw/\nhttps://cloudzy.com/cloud/", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Cloudzy Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Cloudzy agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-cloudzy.png", "alt": "Cloudzy company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10678, "company_id": 10676, "name": "Advertised OpenClaw starting offer", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "2.48", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://cloudzy.com/cloud/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10676, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "2.48", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Displayed 50% promotion: $2.48/month versus $4.95 listed regular reference. Hourly, monthly and annual choices; checkout determines exact renewal and eligibility.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Preinstalled OpenClaw VPS with customer-controlled configuration.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "14-day money-back offer subject to terms.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "1 shared AMD EPYC vCPU", "ram": "512 MB DDR5", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "20 GB NVMe", "egress": "1 TB included transfer; 40 Gbit/s shared host uplink is not dedicated per-VM throughput.", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Advertised 99.95% infrastructure uptime SLA; contractual exclusions and claims require review.", "security": "Dedicated IPv4/IPv6, root SSH and KVM; application security is customer-managed.", "restrictions": "General VPS starting offer with 512 MB RAM; do not treat it as an OpenClaw resource recommendation.", "source_url": "https://cloudzy.com/cloud/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10798, "company_id": 10676, "name": "Regular CPU — 2 GB offer", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "7.48", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://cloudzy.com/cloud/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10676, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "7.48", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Displayed 50% promotional monthly price $7.48; listed regular reference $14.95. Verify checkout term and renewal.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Preinstalled OpenClaw VPS with customer-controlled configuration.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "14-day money-back offer subject to terms.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "1 AMD EPYC vCPU", "ram": "2 GB DDR5", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "60 GB NVMe", "egress": "3 TB included; shared 40 Gbit/s uplink", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Advertised 99.95% infrastructure uptime SLA; contractual exclusions and claims require review.", "security": "Dedicated IPv4/IPv6, root SSH and KVM; application security is customer-managed.", "restrictions": "Choose resources for the installed OpenClaw version and workload; models charged separately.", "source_url": "https://cloudzy.com/cloud/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } }, { "id": 10799, "company_id": 10676, "name": "Regular CPU — 4 GB offer", "order": 2, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "14.48", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://cloudzy.com/cloud/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10676, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "14.48", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Displayed 50% promotional monthly price $14.48; listed regular reference $28.95. Verify checkout term and renewal.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Preinstalled OpenClaw VPS with customer-controlled configuration.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "14-day money-back offer subject to terms.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "2 AMD EPYC vCPUs", "ram": "4 GB DDR5", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "120 GB NVMe", "egress": "5 TB included; shared 40 Gbit/s uplink", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Advertised 99.95% infrastructure uptime SLA; contractual exclusions and claims require review.", "security": "Dedicated IPv4/IPv6, root SSH and KVM; application security is customer-managed.", "restrictions": "Agent application and model costs are separate.", "source_url": "https://cloudzy.com/cloud/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### Contabo Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/contabo/ ```json { "id": 10667, "slug": "contabo", "name": "Contabo", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/contabo/", "summary": "Preinstalled OpenClaw on a customer-administered VPS.", "description": "Contabo is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Preinstalled OpenClaw on a customer-administered VPS.Pricing and deploymentDisplayed offer for the first 24 months; reference regular rate EUR 5.50/month. Confirm regional checkout, commitment and tax treatment.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-contabo.png", "alt": "Contabo company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Contabo Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Contabo agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/contabo/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-contabo.png", "alt": "Contabo company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://contabo.com/en-us/openclaw-hosting/", "pricing_url": "https://contabo.com/en-us/openclaw-hosting/", "docs_url": "https://contabo.com/en-us/openclaw-hosting/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-contabo.png", "alt": "Contabo company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Contabo company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "Preinstalled OpenClaw on a customer-administered VPS.", "limitations": "Displayed offer for the first 24 months; reference regular rate EUR 5.50/month. Confirm regional checkout, commitment and tax treatment.", "frameworks": "OpenClaw deployment or installation is documented; other compatible Linux agent software requires customer setup.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Automatic backup is available as an additional option.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://contabo.com/en-us/openclaw-hosting/", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Contabo Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Contabo agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-contabo.png", "alt": "Contabo company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10669, "company_id": 10667, "name": "Cloud VPS 4 — Personal OpenClaw offer", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:28", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "4.40", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://contabo.com/en-us/openclaw-hosting/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10667, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "4.40", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Displayed offer for the first 24 months; reference regular rate EUR 5.50/month. Confirm regional checkout, commitment and tax treatment.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Preinstalled OpenClaw on a customer-administered VPS.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "4 vCPUs", "ram": "8 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "100 GB SSD", "egress": "Unmetered subject to fair-use and network conditions", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://contabo.com/en-us/openclaw-hosting/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10809, "company_id": 10667, "name": "Cloud VPS 6 — OpenClaw offer", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "6", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://contabo.com/en-us/openclaw-hosting/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10667, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "6", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Displayed first-24-month offer EUR 6/month; listed regular reference EUR 7.50. Confirm checkout terms.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Preinstalled OpenClaw on a customer-administered VPS.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "6 vCPUs", "ram": "12 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "200 GB SSD", "egress": "Unmetered subject to fair-use and network conditions", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://contabo.com/en-us/openclaw-hosting/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### DigitalOcean Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/digitalocean/ ```json { "id": 10658, "slug": "digitalocean", "name": "DigitalOcean", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/digitalocean/", "summary": "OpenClaw Marketplace image with gateway authentication and firewall controls.", "description": "DigitalOcean is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. OpenClaw Marketplace image with gateway authentication and firewall controls.Pricing and deploymentHourly/second-based billing subject to minimum billing and monthly cap. Marketplace software does not include model API usage.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-digitalocean.png", "alt": "DigitalOcean company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "DigitalOcean Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare DigitalOcean agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/digitalocean/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-digitalocean.png", "alt": "DigitalOcean company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/marketplace/catalog/openclaw/", "pricing_url": "https://www.digitalocean.com/pricing/droplets", "docs_url": "https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/marketplace/catalog/openclaw/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-digitalocean.png", "alt": "DigitalOcean company logo" }, "logo_alt": "DigitalOcean company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "OpenClaw Marketplace image with gateway authentication and firewall controls.", "limitations": "Hourly/second-based billing subject to minimum billing and monthly cap. Marketplace software does not include model API usage.", "frameworks": "OpenClaw deployment or installation is documented; other compatible Linux agent software requires customer setup.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Basic weekly backup adds 20% of Droplet price; daily adds 30%. Usage-based backup is a separate alternative.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Droplet virtual machine; Marketplace image adds application hardening. Customer maintains credentials and software.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/marketplace/catalog/openclaw/\nhttps://www.digitalocean.com/pricing/droplets\nhttps://docs.digitalocean.com/products/backups/details/pricing/\nhttps://docs.digitalocean.com/products/droplets/details/pricing/", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "DigitalOcean Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare DigitalOcean agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-digitalocean.png", "alt": "DigitalOcean company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10660, "company_id": 10658, "name": "Basic Droplet — 2 GiB", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:28", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "12", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.digitalocean.com/pricing/droplets", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10658, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "12", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Hourly/second-based billing subject to minimum billing and monthly cap. Marketplace software does not include model API usage.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "OpenClaw Marketplace image with gateway authentication and firewall controls.", "overage": "Optional basic backup: +20% weekly or +30% daily. Transfer, snapshots, models and other services have separate charges.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "1 vCPU", "ram": "2 GiB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "50 GiB SSD", "egress": "2 TB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Configure the selected backup schedule and application log retention; backup costs are additional.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.digitalocean.com/pricing/droplets", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } } ] } ``` ### Fly.io Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/fly-io/ ```json { "id": 10727, "slug": "fly-io", "name": "Fly.io", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/fly-io/", "summary": "Persistent Linux Sprites for coding agents and tool execution.", "description": "Fly.io is listed here as sandbox infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Persistent Linux Sprites for coding agents and tool execution.Pricing and deploymentNo per-Sprite subscription; running compute, memory and storage are metered independently.Choosing this serviceEvaluate the execution model, persistence requirements and connected services before choosing a deployment. A platform base fee or compute rate is not a complete model-usage budget.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-fly-io.png", "alt": "Fly.io company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Fly.io Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Fly.io agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/fly-io/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-fly-io.png", "alt": "Fly.io company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://fly.io/run-agent-code/", "pricing_url": "https://fly.io/pricing", "docs_url": "https://fly.io/run-agent-code/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-fly-io.png", "alt": "Fly.io company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Fly.io company logo", "service_type": "sandbox", "deployment": "Managed platform; customer deploys and configures the agent workload.", "best_for": "Persistent Linux Sprites for coding agents and tool execution.", "limitations": "No per-Sprite subscription; running compute, memory and storage are metered independently.", "frameworks": "Linux-compatible coding agents and documented Sprite interfaces.", "languages": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "models": "Model availability and credentials depend on the selected framework and model provider.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Persistent ext4 filesystem and state between runs; application conversation-memory design remains customer-managed.", "mcp": "Documented agent/tool integrations; distinguish MCP tools from hosting a managed MCP service.", "scheduling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "browser": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "code_execution": "Execution facilities depend on the selected runtime and configured tools.", "integrations": "Configure supported tools and provider credentials; third-party services can add charges.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "deployment_tools": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Filesystem preserved to durable object storage when idle and restored on wake.", "observability": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "isolation": "Hardware-isolated Linux microVM per Sprite.", "secrets": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "access": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://fly.io/run-agent-code/\nhttps://fly.io/pricing\nhttps://docs.fly.io/sprites", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Fly.io Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Fly.io agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-fly-io.png", "alt": "Fly.io company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10729, "company_id": 10727, "name": "Sprites — metered Linux execution", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "unit": "Sprites: $0.0385/CPU-hour + $0.021875/GB-hour; storage extra.", "source_url": "https://fly.io/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10727, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "price_unit": "Sprites: $0.0385/CPU-hour + $0.021875/GB-hour; storage extra.", "annual_commitment": "No per-Sprite subscription; running compute, memory and storage are metered independently.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Persistent Linux Sprites for coding agents and tool execution.", "overage": "Sprites CPU $0.0385/CPU-hour; memory $0.021875/GB-hour. Storage and other chargeable resources are additional.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "Metered CPU-hour", "ram": "Metered GB-hour", "gpu": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "storage": "Persistent ext4 filesystem, backed to durable object storage on idle; storage charges are separate.", "egress": "Network charges depend on service pricing", "agents": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "concurrency": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "executions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "duration": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Sprites enter warm/cold idle states and wake on requests; idle compute is not charged. Storage remains separately priced.", "retention": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Hardware-isolated microVM environment; credentials and application permissions require configuration.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://fly.io/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } } ] } ``` ### Google Cloud Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/google-cloud/ ```json { "id": 10712, "slug": "google-cloud", "name": "Google Cloud", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/google-cloud/", "summary": "Managed agent runtime with sessions, Memory Bank and observability.", "description": "Google Cloud is listed here as runtime infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Managed agent runtime with sessions, Memory Bank and observability.Pricing and deploymentUsage-based Agent Runtime: $0.085/vCPU-hour and $0.009/GiB-hour, rounded to the nearest second. Idle time between turns is not billed. Sessions, memory, gateways and model usage are separate.Choosing this serviceEvaluate the execution model, persistence requirements and connected services before choosing a deployment. A platform base fee or compute rate is not a complete model-usage budget.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-google-cloud.png", "alt": "Google Cloud company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Google Cloud Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Google Cloud agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/google-cloud/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-google-cloud.png", "alt": "Google Cloud company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://docs.cloud.google.com/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/scale", "pricing_url": "https://cloud.google.com/products/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/pricing", "docs_url": "https://docs.cloud.google.com/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/scale", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-google-cloud.png", "alt": "Google Cloud company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Google Cloud company logo", "service_type": "runtime", "deployment": "Managed platform; customer deploys and configures the agent workload.", "best_for": "Managed agent runtime with sessions, Memory Bank and observability.", "limitations": "Usage-based Agent Runtime: $0.085/vCPU-hour and $0.009/GiB-hour, rounded to the nearest second. Idle time between turns is not billed. Sessions, memory, gateways and model usage are separate.", "frameworks": "ADK, A2A and documented framework integrations.", "languages": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "models": "Model availability and credentials depend on the selected framework and model provider.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Managed sessions and Memory Bank; retention and charges depend on configuration.", "mcp": "Tool integrations depend on the deployed agent and supported SDK.", "scheduling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "browser": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "code_execution": "Execution facilities depend on the selected runtime and configured tools.", "integrations": "Configure supported tools and provider credentials; third-party services can add charges.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "deployment_tools": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "isolation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "secrets": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "access": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://docs.cloud.google.com/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/scale\nhttps://cloud.google.com/products/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/pricing\nhttps://docs.cloud.google.com/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/models/quotas", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Google Cloud Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Google Cloud agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-google-cloud.png", "alt": "Google Cloud company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10714, "company_id": 10712, "name": "Agent Runtime — on-demand metering", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "unit": "$0.085/vCPU-hour + $0.009/GiB-hour; storage, operations and models extra.", "source_url": "https://cloud.google.com/products/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10712, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "price_unit": "$0.085/vCPU-hour + $0.009/GiB-hour; storage, operations and models extra.", "annual_commitment": "Usage-based Agent Runtime: $0.085/vCPU-hour and $0.009/GiB-hour, rounded to the nearest second. Idle time between turns is not billed. Sessions, memory, gateways and model usage are separate.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Managed agent runtime with sessions, Memory Bank and observability.", "overage": "Agent Compute $0.085/vCPU-hour; Agent Memory $0.009/GiB-hour. Agent storage $0.30/GiB-month plus read/write operations. Other services and model usage are additional.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Published monthly account allowances: 50 compute hours and 100 GiB-hours of memory; check eligibility and aggregation rules.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "Metered CPU; selected regional SKU", "ram": "Metered memory; selected regional SKU", "gpu": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "storage": "Session and Memory Bank charges are separate", "egress": "Network and other Google Cloud services can add charges", "agents": "Default 100 Agent Runtime resources per project/region.", "concurrency": "Default 10 concurrent live bidirectional connections; distinct from ordinary query throughput.", "executions": "Sandbox code-execution API: 1,000 execute requests/minute/project/region; model and other API quotas are separate.", "duration": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "rate_limit": "Per project/region: 90 Query/StreamQuery per minute, 10 resource writes/minute and 100 session writes/minute.", "always_on": "Runtime pricing excludes idle time waiting between turns; actual allocation and scaling configuration govern usage.", "retention": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://cloud.google.com/products/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } } ] } ``` ### Hetzner Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/hetzner/ ```json { "id": 10691, "slug": "hetzner", "name": "Hetzner", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/hetzner/", "summary": "General-purpose cloud infrastructure; install and operate your own agent.", "description": "Hetzner is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. General-purpose cloud infrastructure; install and operate your own agent.Pricing and deploymentDisplayed starting monthly reference; hourly rate EUR 0.0320. Reviewed configuration was marked unavailable; stock, IPv4 and region must be confirmed before ordering.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-hetzner.png", "alt": "Hetzner company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Hetzner Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Hetzner agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/hetzner/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-hetzner.png", "alt": "Hetzner company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://www.hetzner.com/cloud/", "pricing_url": "https://www.hetzner.com/cloud/regular-performance/", "docs_url": "https://www.hetzner.com/cloud/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-hetzner.png", "alt": "Hetzner company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Hetzner company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "General-purpose cloud infrastructure; install and operate your own agent.", "limitations": "Displayed starting monthly reference; hourly rate EUR 0.0320. Reviewed configuration was marked unavailable; stock, IPv4 and region must be confirmed before ordering.", "frameworks": "Customer installs compatible agent frameworks; no native managed agent runtime is assumed.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Optional daily backup: seven slots for 20% of server price. Convert a backup to a snapshot to keep it independently of the server.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://www.hetzner.com/cloud/\nhttps://www.hetzner.com/cloud/regular-performance/\nhttps://docs.hetzner.cloud/reference/cloud\nhttps://docs.hetzner.com/cloud/servers/getting-started/enabling-backups/", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Hetzner Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Hetzner agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-hetzner.png", "alt": "Hetzner company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10693, "company_id": 10691, "name": "CPX22 — regional catalog reference", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "19.99", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.hetzner.com/cloud/regular-performance/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10691, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "19.99", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Displayed starting monthly reference; hourly rate EUR 0.0320. Reviewed configuration was marked unavailable; stock, IPv4 and region must be confirmed before ordering.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "General-purpose cloud infrastructure; install and operate your own agent.", "overage": "Optional backups add 20% of server price for seven slots; snapshots, IPv4 and excess transfer may add charges.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Displayed base reference excludes VAT.", "cpu": "2 vCPUs", "ram": "4 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "80 GB NVMe", "egress": "20 TB in reviewed European configuration", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Seven automatic backup slots when the paid backup option is enabled; tied backups are deleted with the server.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Regional catalog reference; console stock must be checked. A generic website availability banner is not a live capacity guarantee.", "source_url": "https://www.hetzner.com/cloud/regular-performance/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } } ] } ``` ### Hostinger Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/hostinger/ ```json { "id": 10655, "slug": "hostinger", "name": "Hostinger", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/hostinger/", "summary": "One-click OpenClaw deployment and Docker management.", "description": "Hostinger is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. One-click OpenClaw deployment and Docker management.Pricing and deploymentAdvertised introductory monthly equivalent; renewal $11.99/month for a two-year term. Confirm upfront amount and eligibility at checkout.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-hostinger.png", "alt": "Hostinger company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Hostinger Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Hostinger agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/hostinger/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-hostinger.png", "alt": "Hostinger company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://www.hostinger.com/applications/openclaw", "pricing_url": "https://www.hostinger.com/applications/openclaw", "docs_url": "https://www.hostinger.com/applications/openclaw", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-hostinger.png", "alt": "Hostinger company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Hostinger company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "One-click OpenClaw deployment and Docker management.", "limitations": "Advertised introductory monthly equivalent; renewal $11.99/month for a two-year term. Confirm upfront amount and eligibility at checkout.", "frameworks": "OpenClaw deployment or installation is documented; other compatible Linux agent software requires customer setup.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "North America, Europe, Asia and South America; location availability depends on stock.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Weekly automatic VPS backups advertised.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://www.hostinger.com/applications/openclaw", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Hostinger Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Hostinger agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-hostinger.png", "alt": "Hostinger company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10657, "company_id": 10655, "name": "KVM 1 — introductory offer", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:28", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "6.49", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.hostinger.com/applications/openclaw", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10655, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "6.49", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Advertised introductory monthly equivalent; renewal $11.99/month for a two-year term. Confirm upfront amount and eligibility at checkout.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "One-click OpenClaw deployment and Docker management.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "30-day money-back offer; eligibility and exclusions apply.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "1 vCPU", "ram": "4 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "50 GB NVMe", "egress": "4 TB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.hostinger.com/applications/openclaw", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10807, "company_id": 10655, "name": "KVM 2 — introductory offer", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "8.79", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.hostinger.com/applications/openclaw", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10655, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "8.79", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Advertised introductory monthly equivalent $8.79; renewal $14.99/month for a two-year term. Confirm upfront charge and eligibility.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "One-click OpenClaw deployment and Docker management.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "30-day money-back offer; eligibility and exclusions apply.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "2 vCPUs", "ram": "8 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "100 GB NVMe", "egress": "8 TB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.hostinger.com/applications/openclaw", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### Hostwinds Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/hostwinds/ ```json { "id": 10700, "slug": "hostwinds", "name": "Hostwinds", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/hostwinds/", "summary": "Linux VPS with infrastructure support; agents are installed and configured by the customer.", "description": "Hostwinds is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Linux VPS with infrastructure support; agents are installed and configured by the customer.Pricing and deploymentDisplayed discounted rate $14.29/month; regular listed rate $21.99/month. Confirm duration and renewal before purchase.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-hostwinds.png", "alt": "Hostwinds company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Hostwinds Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Hostwinds agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/hostwinds/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-hostwinds.png", "alt": "Hostwinds company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://www.hostwinds.com/vps/linux", "pricing_url": "https://www.hostwinds.com/vps/linux", "docs_url": "https://www.hostwinds.com/vps/linux", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-hostwinds.png", "alt": "Hostwinds company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Hostwinds company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "Linux VPS with infrastructure support; agents are installed and configured by the customer.", "limitations": "Displayed discounted rate $14.29/month; regular listed rate $21.99/month. Confirm duration and renewal before purchase.", "frameworks": "Customer installs compatible agent frameworks; no native managed agent runtime is assumed.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Snapshots and nightly backup options are available; inclusion and charges require confirmation.", "observability": "Proactive server monitoring can automatically open support tickets.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "24/7/365 live chat and support tickets for managed Linux VPS.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://www.hostwinds.com/vps/linux", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Hostwinds Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Hostwinds agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-hostwinds.png", "alt": "Hostwinds company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10702, "company_id": 10700, "name": "Managed Linux VPS — 2 GB offer", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "14.29", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.hostwinds.com/vps/linux", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10700, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "14.29", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Displayed discounted rate $14.29/month; regular listed rate $21.99/month. Confirm duration and renewal before purchase.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Linux VPS with infrastructure support; agents are installed and configured by the customer.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "1 CPU", "ram": "2 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "50 GB SSD", "egress": "2 TB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "24/7/365 live chat and tickets; managed OS/package and server troubleshooting scope.", "sla": "Advertised network and power uptime guarantees each 99.9999%; not an end-to-end agent availability guarantee.", "security": "Managed OS updates and virus scans advertised; application/model credential security remains customer responsibility.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.hostwinds.com/vps/linux", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10803, "company_id": 10700, "name": "Managed Linux VPS — 4 GB offer", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "25.99", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.hostwinds.com/vps/linux", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10700, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "25.99", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Displayed discount $25.99/month versus listed regular $39.99; duration and renewal subject to checkout.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Linux VPS with infrastructure support; agents are installed and configured by the customer.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "2 CPUs", "ram": "4 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "75 GB SSD", "egress": "2 TB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "24/7/365 live chat and tickets; managed OS/package and server troubleshooting scope.", "sla": "Advertised network and power uptime guarantees each 99.9999%; not an end-to-end agent availability guarantee.", "security": "Managed OS updates and virus scans advertised; application/model credential security remains customer responsibility.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.hostwinds.com/vps/linux", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### InterServer Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/interserver/ ```json { "id": 10703, "slug": "interserver", "name": "InterServer", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/interserver/", "summary": "Root-access Debian VPS for self-hosted agents.", "description": "InterServer is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Root-access Debian VPS for self-hosted agents.Pricing and deploymentMonthly starting configuration. Paid control panels and application/model services are additional.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-interserver.png", "alt": "InterServer company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "InterServer Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare InterServer agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/interserver/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-interserver.png", "alt": "InterServer company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://www.interserver.net/vps/debian-vps.html", "pricing_url": "https://www.interserver.net/vps/debian-vps.html", "docs_url": "https://www.interserver.net/vps/debian-vps.html", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-interserver.png", "alt": "InterServer company logo" }, "logo_alt": "InterServer company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "Root-access Debian VPS for self-hosted agents.", "limitations": "Monthly starting configuration. Paid control panels and application/model services are additional.", "frameworks": "Customer installs compatible agent frameworks; no native managed agent runtime is assumed.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Managed support advertised for eight or more slices; do not assume it is included with one slice.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://www.interserver.net/vps/debian-vps.html", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "InterServer Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare InterServer agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-interserver.png", "alt": "InterServer company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10705, "company_id": 10703, "name": "Debian VPS — 1 slice", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "3", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.interserver.net/vps/debian-vps.html", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10703, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "3", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Monthly starting configuration. Paid control panels and application/model services are additional.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Root-access Debian VPS for self-hosted agents.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "1 CPU core", "ram": "2 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "40 GB SSD", "egress": "2 TB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Managed support advertised for eight or more slices; do not assume it is included with one slice.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.interserver.net/vps/debian-vps.html", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10811, "company_id": 10703, "name": "Debian VPS — 2 slices", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "6", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.interserver.net/vps/debian-vps.html", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10703, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "6", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Monthly starting configuration. Paid control panels and application/model services are additional.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Root-access Debian VPS for self-hosted agents.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "1 CPU core", "ram": "4 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "80 GB SSD", "egress": "4 TB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Managed support advertised for eight or more slices; do not assume it is included with one slice.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.interserver.net/vps/debian-vps.html", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### IONOS Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/ionos/ ```json { "id": 10670, "slug": "ionos", "name": "IONOS", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/ionos/", "summary": "OpenClaw hosting on a root-access VPS.", "description": "IONOS is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. OpenClaw hosting on a root-access VPS.Pricing and deploymentOne-year term. $2/month for first three months, then $6/month; introductory price is not the full-term monthly rate.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-ionos.png", "alt": "IONOS company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "IONOS Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare IONOS agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/ionos/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-ionos.png", "alt": "IONOS company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://www.ionos.com/servers/openclaw-hosting", "pricing_url": "https://www.ionos.com/servers/openclaw-hosting", "docs_url": "https://www.ionos.com/servers/openclaw-hosting", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-ionos.png", "alt": "IONOS company logo" }, "logo_alt": "IONOS company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "OpenClaw hosting on a root-access VPS.", "limitations": "One-year term. $2/month for first three months, then $6/month; introductory price is not the full-term monthly rate.", "frameworks": "OpenClaw deployment or installation is documented; other compatible Linux agent software requires customer setup.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://www.ionos.com/servers/openclaw-hosting", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "IONOS Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare IONOS agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-ionos.png", "alt": "IONOS company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10672, "company_id": 10670, "name": "VPS S+ — introductory offer", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:28", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "2", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.ionos.com/servers/openclaw-hosting", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10670, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "2", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "One-year term. $2/month for first three months, then $6/month; introductory price is not the full-term monthly rate.", "setup_fee": "No setup fee advertised.", "included": "OpenClaw hosting on a root-access VPS.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "30-day money-back offer, subject to terms.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "1 vCore", "ram": "2 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "60 GB NVMe", "egress": "Unlimited traffic; advertised port up to 1 Gbit/s", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.ionos.com/servers/openclaw-hosting", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10808, "company_id": 10670, "name": "VPS M+ — introductory offer", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "5", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.ionos.com/servers/openclaw-hosting", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10670, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "5", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "One-year term: first three months $5/month, then $14/month.", "setup_fee": "No setup fee advertised.", "included": "OpenClaw hosting on a root-access VPS.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "30-day money-back offer, subject to terms.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "2 vCores", "ram": "4 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "120 GB NVMe", "egress": "Unlimited traffic; advertised port up to 1 Gbit/s", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.ionos.com/servers/openclaw-hosting", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### Kamatera Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/kamatera/ ```json { "id": 10682, "slug": "kamatera", "name": "Kamatera", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/kamatera/", "summary": "Configurable cloud servers for running OpenClaw.", "description": "Kamatera is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Configurable cloud servers for running OpenClaw.Pricing and deploymentPublished example configuration; usage and selected resources determine the bill. Additional management, backup and model services are separate.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-kamatera.png", "alt": "Kamatera company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Kamatera Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Kamatera agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/kamatera/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-kamatera.png", "alt": "Kamatera company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://www.kamatera.com/applications/openclaw/", "pricing_url": "https://www.kamatera.com/pricing/", "docs_url": "https://www.kamatera.com/applications/openclaw/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-kamatera.png", "alt": "Kamatera company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Kamatera company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered cloud server; OpenClaw application setup and ongoing operations require configuration.", "best_for": "Configurable cloud servers for running OpenClaw.", "limitations": "OpenClaw guide recommends 2 vCPU/4 GB for development and 4 vCPU/8 GB for moderate production. The 2 GB Standard reference is not that recommendation.", "frameworks": "OpenClaw deployment or installation is documented; other compatible Linux agent software requires customer setup.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Extended daily backup to a separate storage array is an optional add-on.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "24/7 technical support; managed operating-system service is an optional selection.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://www.kamatera.com/applications/openclaw/\nhttps://www.kamatera.com/pricing/", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Kamatera Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Kamatera agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-kamatera.png", "alt": "Kamatera company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10684, "company_id": 10682, "name": "Standard example configuration", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "25", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.kamatera.com/pricing/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10682, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "25", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Published example configuration; usage and selected resources determine the bill. Additional management, backup and model services are separate.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Configurable cloud servers for running OpenClaw.", "overage": "App-page reference: extra traffic $0.01/GB and additional storage $0.05/GB-month; selected region/configuration controls the final quote.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "30-day trial, one server worth up to $100; eligibility and termination conditions apply.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "2 vCPUs, Type B", "ram": "2 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "20 GB NVMe", "egress": "5 TB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "24/7 technical support; managed service is an add-on.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "2 GB reference plan is smaller than the guide development recommendation of 2 vCPU/4 GB.", "source_url": "https://www.kamatera.com/pricing/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10804, "company_id": 10682, "name": "Pro example — 4 GB", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "39", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.kamatera.com/pricing/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10682, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "39", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Published configurable Pro example $39/month; optional backup/management and selected location change the total.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Configurable cloud servers for running OpenClaw.", "overage": "App-page reference: extra traffic $0.01/GB and additional storage $0.05/GB-month; selected region/configuration controls the final quote.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "30-day trial, one server worth up to $100; eligibility and termination conditions apply.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "2 vCPUs, Type B", "ram": "4 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "20 GB NVMe", "egress": "5 TB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "24/7 technical support; managed service is an add-on.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Matches the guide development/test memory recommendation; production guide recommends 4 vCPU/8 GB.", "source_url": "https://www.kamatera.com/pricing/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### Letta Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/letta/ ```json { "id": 10640, "slug": "letta", "name": "Letta", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/letta/", "summary": "Stateful agent hosting with persistent memory and separately metered tools and model usage.", "description": "Letta provides a runtime for agents that retain context across conversations. This profile separates its developer API pricing from personal and team subscriptions so that cloud execution costs are easier to evaluate.Choose a plan by workload and access method. The API plan charges separately for the subscription, active agents, tools and model usage. Specifications not confirmed in the linked documentation are explicitly marked rather than inferred.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-letta.png", "alt": "Letta company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Letta Agent Hosting: API Pricing, Memory & Limits | XPU", "description": "Review Letta agent hosting plans, active-agent charges, tool execution rates, persistent memory and published limits with official pricing sources.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/letta/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-letta.png", "alt": "Letta company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://www.letta.com/", "pricing_url": "https://docs.letta.com/pricing", "docs_url": "https://docs.letta.com/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-letta.png", "alt": "Letta company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Letta company logo", "service_type": "runtime", "deployment": "Managed cloud; self-hosted App Server is a separate option.", "best_for": "Stateful agents, persistent conversation context and agents that use cloud tools.", "limitations": "API subscription, active-agent fees, tool execution and model usage are separate charges. Personal Pro and API are different plans. Exact cloud CPU, RAM, regions and concurrency quotas were not disclosed in the reviewed sources.", "frameworks": "Letta Agent SDK; Letta App Server. Compatibility with other agent runtimes is not assumed.", "languages": "TypeScript Agent SDK; other language/runtime guarantees not confirmed in these sources.", "models": "Model selection and external API keys are supported; availability depends on the selected model provider.", "byok": "yes", "memory": "Persistent agent identity, memory and session history; execution can move between cloud and connected computers.", "mcp": "MCP integration documented. Hosting an arbitrary standalone MCP server is not confirmed by these sources.", "scheduling": "Scheduled agent tasks; Slack integration can deliver messages to cloud agents.", "browser": "Cloud-agent documentation describes tool execution; browser-specific quotas and pricing were not confirmed.", "code_execution": "Each cloud conversation can run in an isolated cloud computer. Tool execution is metered in the API plan.", "integrations": "GitHub and Slack cloud integrations; credentials configured for the cloud computer.", "regions": "Not disclosed in reviewed sources.", "scaling": "Each cloud conversation runs in its own isolated computer. Documentation describes large parallel workloads, but does not publish an account-specific concurrency entitlement.", "deployment_tools": "Web app or Agent SDK with backend cloud and no computer selector: each session receives a managed sandbox. A computer selector uses a registered machine instead.", "network": "Private networking, static IP and egress controls: not disclosed in reviewed sources.", "backups": "Memory persistence is documented; backup schedule, restore guarantees and recovery objectives were not disclosed.", "observability": "Session history is documented; log retention and production monitoring guarantees were not confirmed.", "isolation": "Cloud conversations use isolated computers with access to configured resources.", "secrets": "Configured cloud secrets; CLI secrets can be injected into tool commands with output scrubbing.", "access": "Enterprise lists role-based access control and SAML/OIDC SSO; availability in API plan not confirmed.", "compliance": "No compliance certification scope was confirmed in the reviewed sources.", "support": "Enterprise dedicated support. Public contact: support@letta.com; response commitments not disclosed.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://docs.letta.com/pricing\nhttps://docs.letta.com/platform/cloud-agents\nhttps://docs.letta.com/configuration/secrets\nhttps://www.letta.com/", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Letta Agent Hosting: API Pricing, Memory & Limits | XPU", "seo_description": "Review Letta agent hosting plans, active-agent charges, tool execution rates, persistent memory and published limits with official pricing sources.", "social_id": null }, "plans": [ { "id": 10641, "company_id": 10640, "name": "API Plan", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 16:21:06", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "20", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Per API subscription, plus usage", "source_url": "https://docs.letta.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10640, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "20", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Per API subscription, plus usage", "annual_commitment": null, "setup_fee": null, "included": "Unlimited agent creation; active-agent and tool usage billed separately.", "overage": "$0.10 / active agent / month; $0.00015 / second of tool execution; model tokens additional.", "model_cost": "Model usage is additional. External API keys are supported; provider charges still apply.", "trial": null, "cancellation": null, "taxes": null, "cpu": null, "ram": null, "gpu": null, "storage": null, "egress": null, "agents": "Unlimited agent creation; active agents are billable.", "concurrency": null, "executions": null, "duration": null, "rate_limit": null, "always_on": null, "retention": null, "support": null, "sla": null, "security": "API key authentication.", "restrictions": null, "source_url": "https://docs.letta.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Personal, team and API subscriptions serve different access patterns. A base subscription is not the total monthly bill." } }, { "id": 10642, "company_id": 10640, "name": "Pro", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 16:21:07", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "20", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Personal subscription; not the developer API plan", "source_url": "https://docs.letta.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10640, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "20", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Personal subscription; not the developer API plan", "annual_commitment": null, "setup_fee": null, "included": "Up to 20 stateful agents; Letta Auto quota; 50 MiB per memory repository.", "overage": "Pay-as-you-go overage; exact Auto quota not specified here.", "model_cost": "Model usage is additional. External API keys are supported; provider charges still apply.", "trial": null, "cancellation": null, "taxes": null, "cpu": null, "ram": null, "gpu": null, "storage": "50 MiB per memory repository.", "egress": null, "agents": "Up to 20 stateful agents.", "concurrency": null, "executions": null, "duration": null, "rate_limit": null, "always_on": null, "retention": null, "support": null, "sla": null, "security": null, "restrictions": "Personal plan; remote sandboxes supported. API pricing is separate.", "source_url": "https://docs.letta.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Personal, team and API subscriptions serve different access patterns. A base subscription is not the total monthly bill." } }, { "id": 10643, "company_id": 10640, "name": "Teams Pro", "order": 2, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 16:21:07", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "20", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Per seat per month", "source_url": "https://docs.letta.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10640, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "20", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Per seat per month", "annual_commitment": null, "setup_fee": null, "included": "Shared agents and team access controls; Letta Auto quota.", "overage": null, "model_cost": "Model usage is additional. External API keys are supported; provider charges still apply.", "trial": null, "cancellation": null, "taxes": null, "cpu": null, "ram": null, "gpu": null, "storage": null, "egress": null, "agents": null, "concurrency": null, "executions": null, "duration": null, "rate_limit": null, "always_on": null, "retention": null, "support": null, "sla": null, "security": null, "restrictions": "Team collaboration subscription; not interchangeable with API pricing.", "source_url": "https://docs.letta.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Personal, team and API subscriptions serve different access patterns. A base subscription is not the total monthly bill." } }, { "id": 10644, "company_id": 10640, "name": "Enterprise", "order": 3, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 16:21:07", "pricing": { "status": "quote", "base_amount": null, "currency": "USD", "billing": "quote", "unit": "Negotiated enterprise contract", "source_url": "https://docs.letta.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10640, "price_status": "quote", "base_price": null, "currency": "USD", "billing": "quote", "price_unit": "Negotiated enterprise contract", "annual_commitment": null, "setup_fee": null, "included": "Volume-based pricing and increased quotas.", "overage": null, "model_cost": "Model usage is additional. External API keys are supported; provider charges still apply.", "trial": null, "cancellation": null, "taxes": null, "cpu": null, "ram": null, "gpu": null, "storage": null, "egress": null, "agents": null, "concurrency": null, "executions": null, "duration": null, "rate_limit": null, "always_on": null, "retention": null, "support": "Dedicated support.", "sla": null, "security": "Role-based access control; SAML/OIDC SSO.", "restrictions": null, "source_url": "https://docs.letta.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Personal, team and API subscriptions serve different access patterns. A base subscription is not the total monthly bill." } } ] } ``` ### LightNode Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/lightnode/ ```json { "id": 10685, "slug": "lightnode", "name": "LightNode", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/lightnode/", "summary": "VPS guide and configurations for continuous OpenClaw execution.", "description": "LightNode is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. VPS guide and configurations for continuous OpenClaw execution.Pricing and deploymentAdvertised monthly equivalent of hourly VPS billing. Confirm location and actual running hours.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-lightnode.png", "alt": "LightNode company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "LightNode Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare LightNode agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/lightnode/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-lightnode.png", "alt": "LightNode company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://go.lightnode.com/moltbot-vps", "pricing_url": "https://go.lightnode.com/moltbot-vps", "docs_url": "https://go.lightnode.com/moltbot-vps", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-lightnode.png", "alt": "LightNode company logo" }, "logo_alt": "LightNode company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "VPS guide and configurations for continuous OpenClaw execution.", "limitations": "Advertised monthly equivalent of hourly VPS billing. Confirm location and actual running hours.", "frameworks": "OpenClaw deployment or installation is documented; other compatible Linux agent software requires customer setup.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "40+ advertised deployment locations; includes US, Europe, Middle East, Asia, South America and Africa.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Public support contact: support@lightnode.com.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://go.lightnode.com/moltbot-vps", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "LightNode Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare LightNode agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-lightnode.png", "alt": "LightNode company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10687, "company_id": 10685, "name": "Start configuration", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "7.71", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://go.lightnode.com/moltbot-vps", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10685, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "7.71", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Advertised monthly equivalent of hourly VPS billing. Confirm location and actual running hours.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "VPS guide and configurations for continuous OpenClaw execution.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "No free OpenClaw VPS product advertised; hourly paid billing is offered.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "1 vCPU", "ram": "2 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "50 GB NVMe", "egress": "1 TB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Customer keeps the VPS running and configures process supervision; running resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Public support contact: support@lightnode.com; response-time commitment not confirmed.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://go.lightnode.com/moltbot-vps", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10805, "company_id": 10685, "name": "Agency", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "14.70", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://go.lightnode.com/moltbot-vps", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10685, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "14.70", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Advertised monthly equivalent of hourly VPS billing. Confirm location and actual running hours.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "VPS guide and configurations for continuous OpenClaw execution.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "No free OpenClaw VPS product advertised; hourly paid billing is offered.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "2 high-frequency vCPUs", "ram": "4 GB DDR4", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "50 GB NVMe", "egress": "2 TB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Customer keeps the VPS running and configures process supervision; running resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Public support contact: support@lightnode.com; response-time commitment not confirmed.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://go.lightnode.com/moltbot-vps", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } }, { "id": 10806, "company_id": 10685, "name": "Premium", "order": 2, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "27.70", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://go.lightnode.com/moltbot-vps", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10685, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "27.70", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Advertised monthly equivalent of hourly VPS billing. Confirm location and actual running hours.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "VPS guide and configurations for continuous OpenClaw execution.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "No free OpenClaw VPS product advertised; hourly paid billing is offered.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "4 high-frequency vCPUs", "ram": "8 GB DDR4", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "50 GB NVMe", "egress": "3 TB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Customer keeps the VPS running and configures process supervision; running resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Public support contact: support@lightnode.com; response-time commitment not confirmed.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://go.lightnode.com/moltbot-vps", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### Liquid Web Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/liquid-web/ ```json { "id": 10697, "slug": "liquid-web", "name": "Liquid Web", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/liquid-web/", "summary": "VPS infrastructure for running customer-installed agent services.", "description": "Liquid Web is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. VPS infrastructure for running customer-installed agent services.Pricing and deploymentAdvertised from price; confirm commitment, management level, control panel licensing and renewal at checkout.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-liquid-web.png", "alt": "Liquid Web company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Liquid Web Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Liquid Web agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/liquid-web/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-liquid-web.png", "alt": "Liquid Web company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://www.liquidweb.com/vps/", "pricing_url": "https://www.liquidweb.com/vps-hosting/", "docs_url": "https://www.liquidweb.com/vps/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-liquid-web.png", "alt": "Liquid Web company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Liquid Web company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "VPS infrastructure for running customer-installed agent services.", "limitations": "Advertised from price; confirm commitment, management level, control panel licensing and renewal at checkout.", "frameworks": "Customer installs compatible agent frameworks; no native managed agent runtime is assumed.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Dedicated IP, DDoS protection and unmetered inbound traffic advertised.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "24/7 phone, live chat and email; management level is selected separately.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://www.liquidweb.com/vps/\nhttps://www.liquidweb.com/vps-hosting/", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Liquid Web Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Liquid Web agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-liquid-web.png", "alt": "Liquid Web company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10699, "company_id": 10697, "name": "4 GB VPS — advertised starting rate", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "17", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.liquidweb.com/vps-hosting/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10697, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "17", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Advertised 4 GB configuration $17/month or $0.023/hour; promotion eligibility, management and checkout term affect total.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "VPS infrastructure for running customer-installed agent services.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "2 vCPUs", "ram": "4 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "80 GB SSD", "egress": "3 TB bandwidth", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "24/7 phone, chat and email; self-managed/fully managed selections have different scopes.", "sla": "Advertised 99.99% uptime guarantee; contractual exclusions and claim procedure must be checked.", "security": "DDoS protection, dedicated IP and root access advertised.", "restrictions": "Promotions are for new accounts, not upgrades. Management tier and control-panel licenses may add charges.", "source_url": "https://www.liquidweb.com/vps-hosting/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10814, "company_id": 10697, "name": "8 GB VPS — advertised reference", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "45", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.liquidweb.com/vps-hosting/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10697, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "45", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Advertised $45/month or $0.062/hour. New-account promotion; management and licensing selected separately.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "VPS infrastructure for running customer-installed agent services.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "4 vCPUs", "ram": "8 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "240 GB SSD", "egress": "5 TB transfer; unmetered inbound", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "24/7 phone, chat and email; self-managed/fully managed selections have different scopes.", "sla": "Advertised 99.99% uptime guarantee; contractual exclusions and claim procedure must be checked.", "security": "DDoS protection, dedicated IP and root access advertised.", "restrictions": "Promotions are for new accounts, not upgrades. Management tier and control-panel licenses may add charges.", "source_url": "https://www.liquidweb.com/vps-hosting/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### Mastra Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/mastra/ ```json { "id": 10645, "slug": "mastra", "name": "Mastra", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/mastra/", "summary": "TypeScript agent deployment, workflows and observability with CPU-based usage allowances.", "description": "Mastra combines a TypeScript agent framework with hosted development, monitoring and server deployment products. Its open framework can also run on infrastructure outside the Mastra Platform.This profile compares managed platform plans. The framework license, subscription, compute consumption and optional persistent server are distinct parts of the decision. Check the public pricing table for the final configuration and any resource charges beyond the base subscription.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-mastra.png", "alt": "Mastra company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Mastra Agent Hosting: Plans, CPU Pricing & Limits | XPU", "description": "Compare Mastra Starter, Teams and Enterprise hosting plans, included CPU time, retention and extra charges using official pricing and deployment sources.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/mastra/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-mastra.png", "alt": "Mastra company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://mastra.ai/", "pricing_url": "https://mastra.ai/pricing", "docs_url": "https://mastra.ai/docs", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-mastra.png", "alt": "Mastra company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Mastra company logo", "service_type": "runtime", "deployment": "Mastra Platform managed server; framework can also be deployed elsewhere.", "best_for": "TypeScript agents and workflows with integrated development, deployment and observability.", "limitations": "Starter has usage allowances, not unlimited free compute. Always-On is a $100/project add-on described as including a month of CPU hours; confirm checkout billing interval. A pricing blog lists Teams egress at $0.08/GB while the public pricing table lists $0.10/GB; the catalog retains the public-table rate pending confirmation.", "frameworks": "Mastra framework; platform server for Mastra applications.", "languages": "TypeScript / JavaScript. Framework deployment: Node.js 22.13.0+, Bun, Deno and Cloudflare; target compatibility varies.", "models": "Provider/model configuration belongs to the application; gateway token charges are separate.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Framework supports durable conversation context, semantic recall and observational memory; storage and model consumption may add charges.", "mcp": "Exact hosted MCP client/server/hosting entitlement was not confirmed in the reviewed pages.", "scheduling": "Durable workflow control is supported; hosted scheduling quotas not confirmed.", "browser": "Browser tooling appears in framework documentation; bundled hosted browser quota not confirmed.", "code_execution": "Framework deployment can use different providers; do not infer a bundled secure sandbox from a server subscription.", "integrations": "Application tools and connections; connector-specific entitlements not confirmed.", "regions": "Three US regions and one EU region are documented. Each selected environment places its server, hosted databases and observability in that region.", "scaling": "Serverless by default; paid Always-On keeps a project server warm. Background jobs can still consume CPU while no requests arrive.", "deployment_tools": "Mastra Server or web-framework deployment. Framework can deploy to Node-compatible infrastructure or the Mastra Platform.", "network": "Self-hosted enterprise describes VPC controls; managed-plan private network and static IP availability not confirmed.", "backups": "Backup cadence, restoration procedure and recovery objectives not disclosed.", "observability": "Hosted traces, logs, metrics and evaluation tools; retention depends on plan.", "isolation": "Managed-server isolation guarantees not specified in reviewed sources.", "secrets": "Application authentication is documented; hosted secret-management guarantees not confirmed here.", "access": "Teams lists SSO; Enterprise lists RBAC and audit logs.", "compliance": "Teams provides SOC 2 documentation. Certification scope requires vendor documentation.", "support": "Enterprise support options available; Starter response commitment not disclosed.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://mastra.ai/pricing\nhttps://mastra.ai/docs/deployment/overview\nhttps://mastra.ai/\nhttps://mastra.ai/blog/introducing-eu-us-regions-for-mastra-platform\nhttps://mastra.ai/blog/mastra-platform-pricing", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Mastra Agent Hosting: Plans, CPU Pricing & Limits | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Mastra Starter, Teams and Enterprise hosting plans, included CPU time, retention and extra charges using official pricing and deployment sources.", "social_id": null }, "plans": [ { "id": 10646, "company_id": 10645, "name": "Starter", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 16:21:07", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Per platform subscription, plus resource usage", "source_url": "https://mastra.ai/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10645, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Per platform subscription, plus resource usage", "annual_commitment": null, "setup_fee": null, "included": "24 CPU hours; 100K observability events; unlimited users, deployments and projects.", "overage": "CPU $0.35/hour; observability $10/100K events.", "model_cost": "Gateway tokens: market rate + 5.5%. BYOK listed; exact plan entitlement needs confirmation.", "trial": null, "cancellation": null, "taxes": null, "cpu": "CPU time metering; fixed vCPU allocation not disclosed.", "ram": null, "gpu": null, "storage": "Platform storage 1 GB; other storage products separately metered.", "egress": "10 GB included; then $0.10/GB.", "agents": "Not disclosed; unlimited deployments do not imply unlimited execution capacity.", "concurrency": null, "executions": null, "duration": null, "rate_limit": null, "always_on": "Serverless by default. Always-On add-on $100/project keeps the server warm and includes a month of CPU hours according to the billing blog; confirm contractual billing interval.", "retention": "15 days.", "support": null, "sla": null, "security": null, "restrictions": null, "source_url": "https://mastra.ai/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Current pricing table is used for billable rates. The July billing blog lists a different Teams egress overage ($0.08 vs $0.10/GB); confirm order terms." } }, { "id": 10647, "company_id": 10645, "name": "Teams", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 16:21:07", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "250", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Per platform subscription, plus resource usage", "source_url": "https://mastra.ai/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10645, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "250", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Per platform subscription, plus resource usage", "annual_commitment": null, "setup_fee": null, "included": "250 CPU hours; 1M observability events; multiple teams.", "overage": "CPU $0.25/hour; observability $8/100K events.", "model_cost": "Gateway tokens: market rate + 5.5%. BYOK listed; exact plan entitlement needs confirmation.", "trial": null, "cancellation": null, "taxes": null, "cpu": "CPU time metering; fixed vCPU allocation not disclosed.", "ram": null, "gpu": null, "storage": "Platform storage 100 GB; other storage products separately metered.", "egress": "100 GB included; then $0.10/GB.", "agents": "Not disclosed; unlimited deployments do not imply unlimited execution capacity.", "concurrency": null, "executions": null, "duration": null, "rate_limit": null, "always_on": "Serverless by default. Always-On add-on $100/project keeps the server warm and includes a month of CPU hours according to the billing blog; confirm contractual billing interval.", "retention": "6 months.", "support": null, "sla": null, "security": "SSO and SOC 2 documentation.", "restrictions": null, "source_url": "https://mastra.ai/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Current pricing table is used for billable rates. The July billing blog lists a different Teams egress overage ($0.08 vs $0.10/GB); confirm order terms." } }, { "id": 10648, "company_id": 10645, "name": "Enterprise", "order": 2, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 16:21:07", "pricing": { "status": "quote", "base_amount": null, "currency": "USD", "billing": "quote", "unit": "Negotiated enterprise contract", "source_url": "https://mastra.ai/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10645, "price_status": "quote", "base_price": null, "currency": "USD", "billing": "quote", "price_unit": "Negotiated enterprise contract", "annual_commitment": null, "setup_fee": null, "included": "Custom resource volume and retention.", "overage": "Contract-specific.", "model_cost": "Gateway tokens: market rate + 5.5%. BYOK listed; exact plan entitlement needs confirmation.", "trial": null, "cancellation": null, "taxes": null, "cpu": null, "ram": null, "gpu": null, "storage": null, "egress": null, "agents": "Not disclosed; unlimited deployments do not imply unlimited execution capacity.", "concurrency": null, "executions": null, "duration": null, "rate_limit": null, "always_on": "Custom contract.", "retention": null, "support": "Dedicated support engineer and negotiated support.", "sla": "Negotiated uptime SLA.", "security": "RBAC and audit logs.", "restrictions": null, "source_url": "https://mastra.ai/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Framework self-hosting and platform hosting are separate. No total-cost estimate is inferred from the subscription fee." } } ] } ``` ### Microsoft Azure Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/microsoft-azure/ ```json { "id": 10715, "slug": "microsoft-azure", "name": "Microsoft Azure", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/microsoft-azure/", "summary": "Managed Foundry agents with hosted execution, identity and tool integrations.", "description": "Microsoft Azure is listed here as platform infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Managed Foundry agents with hosted execution, identity and tool integrations.Pricing and deploymentEast US retail consumption reference: $0.0994/vCPU-hour and $0.0118/GiB-hour, effective February 1, 2026. Region, contract discounts and connected services change the total.Choosing this serviceEvaluate the execution model, persistence requirements and connected services before choosing a deployment. A platform base fee or compute rate is not a complete model-usage budget.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-microsoft-azure.png", "alt": "Microsoft Azure company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Microsoft Azure Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Microsoft Azure agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/microsoft-azure/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-microsoft-azure.png", "alt": "Microsoft Azure company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/agents/overview", "pricing_url": "https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/foundry-agent-service/", "docs_url": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/agents/overview", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-microsoft-azure.png", "alt": "Microsoft Azure company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Microsoft Azure company logo", "service_type": "platform", "deployment": "Managed platform; customer deploys and configures the agent workload.", "best_for": "Managed Foundry agents with hosted execution, identity and tool integrations.", "limitations": "East US retail consumption reference: $0.0994/vCPU-hour and $0.0118/GiB-hour, effective February 1, 2026. Region, contract discounts and connected services change the total.", "frameworks": "Foundry Agent Service and supported agent frameworks.", "languages": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "models": "Model availability and credentials depend on the selected framework and model provider.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Session filesystem persists in $HOME and /files across idle/resume.", "mcp": "Documented MCP and tool integrations; individual tool charges may apply.", "scheduling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "browser": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "code_execution": "Execution facilities depend on the selected runtime and configured tools.", "integrations": "Configure supported tools and provider credentials; third-party services can add charges.", "regions": "East US pricing reference; documented hosted-agent locations also include UAE North, West Europe, UK South, Japan East and Australia East. Consult the full official availability list.", "scaling": "Session-based provisioning and scale-to-zero; CPU and RAM describe one session.", "deployment_tools": "Container image in Azure Container Registry; versioned hosted agent deployment.", "network": "Private networking options depend on service configuration and regional availability.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Application Insights and OpenTelemetry integration.", "isolation": "Per-session VM-isolated sandbox with stateful resume.", "secrets": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "access": "Microsoft Entra identity and Azure access controls; availability depends on deployment.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/agents/overview\nhttps://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/foundry-agent-service/\nhttps://prices.azure.com/api/retail/prices?$filter=productName%20eq%20%27Foundry%20Agents%27%20and%20armRegionName%20eq%20%27eastus%27\nhttps://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/agents/concepts/hosted-agents", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Microsoft Azure Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Microsoft Azure agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-microsoft-azure.png", "alt": "Microsoft Azure company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10717, "company_id": 10715, "name": "Foundry hosted agents — East US metering", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:12:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "unit": "East US: $0.0994/vCPU-hour + $0.0118/GiB-hour; models and tools extra.", "source_url": "https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/foundry-agent-service/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10715, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "price_unit": "East US: $0.0994/vCPU-hour + $0.0118/GiB-hour; models and tools extra.", "annual_commitment": "East US retail consumption reference: $0.0994/vCPU-hour and $0.0118/GiB-hour, effective February 1, 2026. Region, contract discounts and connected services change the total.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Managed Foundry agents with hosted execution, identity and tool integrations.", "overage": "East US hosted vCPU $0.0994/hour; hosted memory $0.0118/GiB-hour. Models, tools, storage and connected Azure services are additional.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "Configured per session; charged across active sessions.", "ram": "Configured per session; charged across active sessions.", "gpu": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "storage": "Persistent session filesystem via $HOME and /files; connected storage can add charges.", "egress": "Other Azure service and networking charges can apply", "agents": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "concurrency": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "executions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "duration": "Idle timeout: 2–60 minutes, default 15; this is not a maximum active-request duration.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Compute deprovisions at idle timeout and restores persisted state when a session resumes.", "retention": "Session permanently deleted after 30 days of inactivity.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Dedicated agent identity and VM isolation per session; private networking requires compatible project setup.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/foundry-agent-service/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": "2026-02-01", "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } } ] } ``` ### Modal Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/modal/ ```json { "id": 10733, "slug": "modal", "name": "Modal", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/modal/", "summary": "Isolated VM Sandboxes with a Linux kernel for agent code and Docker workloads.", "description": "Modal is listed here as sandbox infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Isolated VM Sandboxes with a Linux kernel for agent code and Docker workloads.Pricing and deploymentSandbox compute billed by the second using resource request/actual-usage rules. GPU execution is a different configuration; VM runtime is CPU-only.Choosing this serviceEvaluate the execution model, persistence requirements and connected services before choosing a deployment. A platform base fee or compute rate is not a complete model-usage budget.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-modal.png", "alt": "Modal company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Modal Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Modal agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/modal/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-modal.png", "alt": "Modal company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://modal.com/changelog/give-agents-a-full-computer-with-vm-sandboxes", "pricing_url": "https://modal.com/pricing", "docs_url": "https://modal.com/changelog/give-agents-a-full-computer-with-vm-sandboxes", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-modal.png", "alt": "Modal company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Modal company logo", "service_type": "sandbox", "deployment": "Managed platform; customer deploys and configures the agent workload.", "best_for": "Isolated VM Sandboxes with a Linux kernel for agent code and Docker workloads.", "limitations": "Sandbox compute billed by the second using resource request/actual-usage rules. GPU execution is a different configuration; VM runtime is CPU-only.", "frameworks": "Modal Sandbox SDK and Linux-compatible agent tooling.", "languages": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "models": "Model availability and credentials depend on the selected framework and model provider.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Filesystem state and configured volumes/snapshots; conversation memory belongs to your application.", "mcp": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scheduling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "browser": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "code_execution": "Sandbox command execution; VM runtime supports Docker.", "integrations": "Configure supported tools and provider credentials; third-party services can add charges.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "deployment_tools": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Filesystem Snapshots can preserve Sandbox state for restoration; configure lifecycle and storage explicitly.", "observability": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "isolation": "VM runtime has a separate Linux kernel; gVisor is another supported runtime.", "secrets": "Modal secrets and configured environment variables.", "access": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://modal.com/changelog/give-agents-a-full-computer-with-vm-sandboxes\nhttps://modal.com/pricing\nhttps://modal.com/docs/guide/sandbox-resources\nhttps://modal.com/docs/guide/sandboxes", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Modal Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Modal agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-modal.png", "alt": "Modal company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10735, "company_id": 10733, "name": "CPU Sandbox — non-preemptible metering", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "unit": "CPU $0.00003942/physical-core-second + RAM $0.00000667/GiB-second; other services extra.", "source_url": "https://modal.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10733, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "price_unit": "CPU $0.00003942/physical-core-second + RAM $0.00000667/GiB-second; other services extra.", "annual_commitment": "Sandbox compute billed by the second using resource request/actual-usage rules. GPU execution is a different configuration; VM runtime is CPU-only.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Isolated VM Sandboxes with a Linux kernel for agent code and Docker workloads.", "overage": "Non-preemptible CPU $0.00003942/physical-core-second; RAM $0.00000667/GiB-second. Model APIs and other services are additional.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "Physical cores; 1 physical core = 2 vCPUs", "ram": "Requested/used GiB; VM memory provisioned statically", "gpu": "VM runtime: no GPU support; use a separate supported gVisor GPU configuration.", "storage": "VM root filesystem limited to 512 GiB; snapshots/volumes have separate conditions", "egress": "Network and optional services follow platform pricing", "agents": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "concurrency": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "executions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "duration": "Default Sandbox lifetime 5 minutes; configurable timeout up to 24 hours.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Can terminate after a configured idle timeout; preserve state with snapshots before starting a replacement Sandbox.", "retention": "A stopped Sandbox cannot execute more commands; retained snapshots/volumes have separate storage lifecycle and charges.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "CPU VM runtime; recreate from snapshot for execution exceeding the 24-hour timeout.", "source_url": "https://modal.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } } ] } ``` ### Northflank Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/northflank/ ```json { "id": 10730, "slug": "northflank", "name": "Northflank", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/northflank/", "summary": "Cloud coding agents in isolated environments with persistent workspaces.", "description": "Northflank is listed here as sandbox infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Cloud coding agents in isolated environments with persistent workspaces.Pricing and deploymentInfrastructure pricing reference; confirm Cloud Agents workload configuration and any model or harness charges.Choosing this serviceEvaluate the execution model, persistence requirements and connected services before choosing a deployment. A platform base fee or compute rate is not a complete model-usage budget.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-northflank.png", "alt": "Northflank company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Northflank Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Northflank agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/northflank/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-northflank.png", "alt": "Northflank company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://northflank.com/product/cloud-agents", "pricing_url": "https://northflank.com/pricing", "docs_url": "https://northflank.com/product/cloud-agents", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-northflank.png", "alt": "Northflank company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Northflank company logo", "service_type": "sandbox", "deployment": "Managed cloud or bring-your-own-cloud deployment, subject to product availability.", "best_for": "Cloud coding agents in isolated environments with persistent workspaces.", "limitations": "Infrastructure pricing reference; confirm Cloud Agents workload configuration and any model or harness charges.", "frameworks": "Cloud Agents documents Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Pi and Cursor harnesses.", "languages": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "models": "Model availability and credentials depend on the selected framework and model provider.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Persistent workspaces and repositories; model memory is harness-dependent.", "mcp": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scheduling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "browser": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "code_execution": "Execution facilities depend on the selected runtime and configured tools.", "integrations": "Configure supported tools and provider credentials; third-party services can add charges.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "deployment_tools": "Repository-connected agent workspaces, branch credentials and preview URLs.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "isolation": "Kata microVM isolation advertised for Cloud Agents.", "secrets": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "access": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://northflank.com/product/cloud-agents\nhttps://northflank.com/pricing", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Northflank Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Northflank agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-northflank.png", "alt": "Northflank company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10732, "company_id": 10730, "name": "Pay-as-you-go compute reference", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "unit": "Compute: $0.01667/vCPU-hour + $0.00833/GB-hour; disk, egress and models extra.", "source_url": "https://northflank.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10730, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "price_unit": "Compute: $0.01667/vCPU-hour + $0.00833/GB-hour; disk, egress and models extra.", "annual_commitment": "Infrastructure pricing reference; confirm Cloud Agents workload configuration and any model or harness charges.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Cloud coding agents in isolated environments with persistent workspaces.", "overage": "CPU $0.01667/vCPU-hour; RAM $0.00833/GB-hour; disk $0.11657/GiB-month; egress $0.06/GB.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "Metered vCPU-hour", "ram": "Metered GB-hour", "gpu": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "storage": "Disk $0.11657/GiB-month", "egress": "Egress $0.06/GB", "agents": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "concurrency": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "executions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "duration": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "retention": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://northflank.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10812, "company_id": 10730, "name": "nf-compute-100-2 — infrastructure reference", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "24", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Monthly compute reference; not an all-inclusive Cloud Agents subscription", "source_url": "https://northflank.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10730, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "24", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Monthly compute reference; not an all-inclusive Cloud Agents subscription", "annual_commitment": "Published compute example $24/month; billed to resource use. Cloud Agent configuration and model/harness charges must be checked.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Cloud coding agents in isolated environments with persistent workspaces.", "overage": "CPU $0.01667/vCPU-hour; RAM $0.00833/GB-hour; disk $0.11657/GiB-month; egress $0.06/GB.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "1 vCPU", "ram": "2 GB", "gpu": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "storage": "Disk $0.11657/GiB-month", "egress": "Egress $0.06/GB", "agents": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "concurrency": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "executions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "duration": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "retention": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://northflank.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### Oracle Cloud Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/oracle-cloud/ ```json { "id": 10718, "slug": "oracle-cloud", "name": "Oracle Cloud", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/oracle-cloud/", "summary": "Configurable OCI virtual machines for customer-installed agents.", "description": "Oracle Cloud is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Configurable OCI virtual machines for customer-installed agents.Pricing and deploymentPay-as-you-go Arm compute; free-tier eligibility and regional capacity are separate from the paid price. Check agent binary compatibility with Arm.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-oracle-cloud.png", "alt": "Oracle Cloud company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Oracle Cloud Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Oracle Cloud agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/oracle-cloud/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-oracle-cloud.png", "alt": "Oracle Cloud company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://www.oracle.com/cloud/compute/", "pricing_url": "https://www.oracle.com/cloud/compute/arm/", "docs_url": "https://www.oracle.com/cloud/compute/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-oracle-cloud.png", "alt": "Oracle Cloud company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Oracle Cloud company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "Configurable OCI virtual machines for customer-installed agents.", "limitations": "Pay-as-you-go Arm compute; free-tier eligibility and regional capacity are separate from the paid price. Check agent binary compatibility with Arm.", "frameworks": "Customer installs compatible agent frameworks; no native managed agent runtime is assumed.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://www.oracle.com/cloud/compute/\nhttps://www.oracle.com/cloud/compute/arm/\nhttps://www.oracle.com/cloud/free/", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Oracle Cloud Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Oracle Cloud agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-oracle-cloud.png", "alt": "Oracle Cloud company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10720, "company_id": 10718, "name": "Ampere A1 Flex — paid compute reference", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "unit": "A1 compute: $0.01/OCPU-hour + $0.0015/GB-hour; storage and other services extra.", "source_url": "https://www.oracle.com/cloud/compute/arm/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10718, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "0", "currency": "USD", "billing": "usage", "price_unit": "A1 compute: $0.01/OCPU-hour + $0.0015/GB-hour; storage and other services extra.", "annual_commitment": "Pay-as-you-go Arm compute; free-tier eligibility and regional capacity are separate from the paid price. Check agent binary compatibility with Arm.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Configurable OCI virtual machines for customer-installed agents.", "overage": "$0.01/OCPU-hour plus $0.0015/GB-hour RAM for Ampere A1 reference. Storage and other services are additional.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Eligible new users: up to $300 credit for up to 30 days; Always Free is a separate offer with capacity and account restrictions.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "Configurable Arm OCPUs; 1 OCPU = 1 Arm core", "ram": "Configurable GB allocation", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "Boot/block volumes billed separately", "egress": "Transfer and network allowances depend on tenancy", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Arm compatibility required. Free Tier allows one account/person, is capacity-dependent and may suspend abandoned accounts; paid A1 pricing does not guarantee free capacity.", "source_url": "https://www.oracle.com/cloud/compute/arm/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } } ] } ``` ### OVHcloud Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/ovhcloud/ ```json { "id": 10679, "slug": "ovhcloud", "name": "OVHcloud", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/ovhcloud/", "summary": "OpenClaw deployment guidance on a root-access VPS.", "description": "OVHcloud is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. OpenClaw deployment guidance on a root-access VPS.Pricing and deploymentFrom GBP 6.29/month excluding VAT (GBP 7.55 including VAT shown). Configuration, location and commitment must be checked in order form.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-ovhcloud.png", "alt": "OVHcloud company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "OVHcloud Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare OVHcloud agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/ovhcloud/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-ovhcloud.png", "alt": "OVHcloud company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://www.ovhcloud.com/en-gb/vps/vps-openclaw/", "pricing_url": "https://www.ovhcloud.com/en-gb/vps/vps-openclaw/", "docs_url": "https://www.ovhcloud.com/en-gb/vps/vps-openclaw/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-ovhcloud.png", "alt": "OVHcloud company logo" }, "logo_alt": "OVHcloud company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "OpenClaw deployment guidance on a root-access VPS.", "limitations": "From GBP 6.29/month excluding VAT (GBP 7.55 including VAT shown). Configuration, location and commitment must be checked in order form.", "frameworks": "OpenClaw deployment or installation is documented; other compatible Linux agent software requires customer setup.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Automatic daily backup advertised, retaining the previous 24 hours; confirm restore terms.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://www.ovhcloud.com/en-gb/vps/vps-openclaw/", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "OVHcloud Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare OVHcloud agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-ovhcloud.png", "alt": "OVHcloud company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10681, "company_id": 10679, "name": "VPS-2 — UK starting reference", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "6.29", "currency": "GBP", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.ovhcloud.com/en-gb/vps/vps-openclaw/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10679, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "6.29", "currency": "GBP", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "From GBP 6.29/month excluding VAT (GBP 7.55 including VAT shown). Configuration, location and commitment must be checked in order form.", "setup_fee": "Free installation advertised.", "included": "OpenClaw deployment guidance on a root-access VPS.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "GBP base price excludes VAT.", "cpu": "4 vCores", "ram": "8 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "75 GB NVMe", "egress": "Unlimited traffic; advertised port up to 1 Gbit/s", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.ovhcloud.com/en-gb/vps/vps-openclaw/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10810, "company_id": 10679, "name": "VPS-3 — UK starting reference", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "9.01", "currency": "GBP", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.ovhcloud.com/en-gb/vps/vps-openclaw/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10679, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "9.01", "currency": "GBP", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "From GBP 9.01/month excluding VAT; configuration, location and commitment must be checked at checkout.", "setup_fee": "Free installation advertised.", "included": "OpenClaw deployment guidance on a root-access VPS.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "GBP base price excludes VAT.", "cpu": "6 vCores", "ram": "12 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "100 GB NVMe", "egress": "Unlimited traffic; advertised port up to 2 Gbit/s", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.ovhcloud.com/en-gb/vps/vps-openclaw/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### Railway Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/railway/ ```json { "id": 10721, "slug": "railway", "name": "Railway", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/railway/", "summary": "Template-based OpenClaw deployment on an application platform.", "description": "Railway is listed here as paas infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Template-based OpenClaw deployment on an application platform.Pricing and deploymentMinimum $5 monthly charge includes $5 resource usage; consumption above included credit is additional.Choosing this serviceEvaluate the execution model, persistence requirements and connected services before choosing a deployment. A platform base fee or compute rate is not a complete model-usage budget.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-railway.png", "alt": "Railway company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Railway Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Railway agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/railway/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-railway.png", "alt": "Railway company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://railway.com/deploy/openclaw-personal-ai-assistant--openclaw-ai-assistant", "pricing_url": "https://railway.com/pricing", "docs_url": "https://railway.com/deploy/openclaw-personal-ai-assistant--openclaw-ai-assistant", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-railway.png", "alt": "Railway company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Railway company logo", "service_type": "paas", "deployment": "Managed platform; customer deploys and configures the agent workload.", "best_for": "Template-based OpenClaw deployment on an application platform.", "limitations": "Minimum $5 monthly charge includes $5 resource usage; consumption above included credit is additional.", "frameworks": "Template-deployed OpenClaw; custom applications and containers.", "languages": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "models": "Model availability and credentials depend on the selected framework and model provider.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Persist application state in a configured volume; template uses /data.", "mcp": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scheduling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "browser": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "code_execution": "Execution facilities depend on the selected runtime and configured tools.", "integrations": "Configure supported tools and provider credentials; third-party services can add charges.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "deployment_tools": "Deployment template, source repository and platform build/deployment controls.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "isolation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "secrets": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "access": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://railway.com/deploy/openclaw-personal-ai-assistant--openclaw-ai-assistant\nhttps://railway.com/pricing\nhttps://docs.railway.com/pricing/plans", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Railway Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Railway agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-railway.png", "alt": "Railway company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10723, "company_id": 10721, "name": "Hobby", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "5", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Monthly minimum/base subscription plus metered resources and connected services", "source_url": "https://railway.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10721, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "5", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Monthly minimum/base subscription plus metered resources and connected services", "annual_commitment": "Minimum $5 monthly charge includes $5 resource usage; consumption above included credit is additional.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Template-based OpenClaw deployment on an application platform.", "overage": "Container reference: CPU $20/vCPU-month, RAM $10/GB-month, volume $0.15/GB-month, egress $0.05/GB. VM/sandbox workloads use separate $50/vCPU-month and $50/GB-month rates.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Trial accounts receive a one-time $5 credit; Hobby subscription remains a paid plan.", "cancellation": "Downgrade takes effect next billing cycle; included usage credit does not roll over.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "Hobby ceiling: 48 vCPU per service including replica multiplication; actual usage billed.", "ram": "Hobby ceiling: 48 GB per service including replica multiplication; actual usage billed.", "gpu": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "storage": "Hobby: up to 100 GB ephemeral storage and 5 GB volume storage; volume consumption charged separately.", "egress": "Outbound bandwidth $0.05/GB", "agents": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "concurrency": "Up to 6 service replicas on Hobby; this is not a guaranteed agent-concurrency quota.", "executions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "duration": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "retention": "Logs 7 days; removed deployment images 72 hours; Hobby volume data deleted 60 days after cancellation.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "$5 credit offsets container or VM usage; resource ceilings are not resources included free in the $5 fee.", "source_url": "https://railway.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Template is hosted on the official Railway site; template authorship does not imply platform maintenance of the agent application." } } ] } ``` ### Render Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/render/ ```json { "id": 10724, "slug": "render", "name": "Render", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/render/", "summary": "Cursor self-hosted agent template using background execution and a trigger API.", "description": "Render is listed here as paas infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Cursor self-hosted agent template using background execution and a trigger API.Pricing and deploymentStarting price for one paid service, not the total Cursor template. Worker, trigger API, disk, workspace and Cursor licensing can add charges.Choosing this serviceEvaluate the execution model, persistence requirements and connected services before choosing a deployment. A platform base fee or compute rate is not a complete model-usage budget.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-render.png", "alt": "Render company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Render Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Render agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/render/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-render.png", "alt": "Render company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://render.com/templates/cursor-self-hosted-agent", "pricing_url": "https://render.com/pricing", "docs_url": "https://render.com/templates/cursor-self-hosted-agent", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-render.png", "alt": "Render company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Render company logo", "service_type": "paas", "deployment": "Managed platform; customer deploys and configures the agent workload.", "best_for": "Cursor self-hosted agent template using background execution and a trigger API.", "limitations": "Starting price for one paid service, not the total Cursor template. Worker, trigger API, disk, workspace and Cursor licensing can add charges.", "frameworks": "Cursor self-hosted agent template and supported container/application runtimes.", "languages": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "models": "Model availability and credentials depend on the selected framework and model provider.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application state and persistent disks must be configured; service filesystem persistence must not be assumed.", "mcp": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scheduling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "browser": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "code_execution": "Execution facilities depend on the selected runtime and configured tools.", "integrations": "Template documents Slack, Linear and HTTP triggers; credentials must be configured.", "regions": "Oregon, Ohio, Virginia, Frankfurt and Singapore; service availability varies.", "scaling": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "deployment_tools": "Blueprint templates, Git deployment and Docker containers.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Persistent disks are a paid add-on; configure application data persistence explicitly.", "observability": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "isolation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "secrets": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "access": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://render.com/templates/cursor-self-hosted-agent\nhttps://render.com/pricing\nhttps://render.com/articles/from-side-project-to-production-scaling-your-first-app\nhttps://render.com/docs/regions", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Render Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Render agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-render.png", "alt": "Render company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10726, "company_id": 10724, "name": "Paid service — starting compute reference", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "7", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Per paid service per month; other template services, disk and licensing add charges.", "source_url": "https://render.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10724, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "7", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Per paid service per month; other template services, disk and licensing add charges.", "annual_commitment": "Starting price for one paid service, not the total Cursor template. Worker, trigger API, disk, workspace and Cursor licensing can add charges.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Cursor self-hosted agent template using background execution and a trigger API.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "0.5 CPU", "ram": "512 MB", "gpu": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "storage": "Persistent SSD disk add-on $0.25/GB-month; base compute has no included persistent disk.", "egress": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "agents": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "concurrency": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "executions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "duration": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Paid service compute; the free web-service sleep policy does not apply to this paid instance.", "retention": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "One 0.5c-512mb service only. The Cursor template also needs a trigger API/worker configuration and external Cursor access.", "source_url": "https://render.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10800, "company_id": 10724, "name": "1c-2g — paid service compute", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "25", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Per paid service per month; other template services, disk and licensing add charges.", "source_url": "https://render.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10724, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "25", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Per paid service per month; other template services, disk and licensing add charges.", "annual_commitment": "Paid service monthly reference; prorated resource billing and other services apply.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Cursor self-hosted agent template using background execution and a trigger API.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "1 CPU", "ram": "2 GB", "gpu": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "storage": "Persistent SSD disk add-on $0.25/GB-month; base compute has no included persistent disk.", "egress": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "agents": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "concurrency": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "executions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "duration": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Paid service compute; the free web-service sleep policy does not apply to this paid instance.", "retention": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "One 0.5c-512mb service only. The Cursor template also needs a trigger API/worker configuration and external Cursor access.", "source_url": "https://render.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### ScalaHosting Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/scalahosting/ ```json { "id": 10694, "slug": "scalahosting", "name": "ScalaHosting", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/scalahosting/", "summary": "Root-access Linux VPS for self-installed agent software.", "description": "ScalaHosting is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Root-access Linux VPS for self-installed agent software.Pricing and deploymentDefault Config 1: introductory monthly equivalent $19.95, renewal $24.95. Reviewed order form selects annual billing; customization changes price and resources.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-scalahosting.png", "alt": "ScalaHosting company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "ScalaHosting Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare ScalaHosting agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/scalahosting/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-scalahosting.png", "alt": "ScalaHosting company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://www.scalahosting.com/linux-vps-hosting.html", "pricing_url": "https://www.scalahosting.com/linux-vps-hosting.html", "docs_url": "https://www.scalahosting.com/linux-vps-hosting.html", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-scalahosting.png", "alt": "ScalaHosting company logo" }, "logo_alt": "ScalaHosting company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "Root-access Linux VPS for self-installed agent software.", "limitations": "Default Config 1: introductory monthly equivalent $19.95, renewal $24.95. Reviewed order form selects annual billing; customization changes price and resources.", "frameworks": "Customer installs compatible agent frameworks; no native managed agent runtime is assumed.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Native locations include Dallas, New York and Sofia; partner AWS locations are a separate managed SPanel option.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Dedicated IP included in the reviewed unmanaged plan.", "backups": "Free snapshots advertised; backup retention and recovery guarantees require confirmation.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "24/7 email and live chat; unmanaged VPS application administration remains the customer responsibility.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://www.scalahosting.com/linux-vps-hosting.html\nhttps://www.scalahosting.com/kb/general-questions/\nhttps://www.scalahosting.com/tos.html", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "ScalaHosting Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare ScalaHosting agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-scalahosting.png", "alt": "ScalaHosting company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10696, "company_id": 10694, "name": "Unmanaged VPS — Config 1 starting offer", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "19.95", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.scalahosting.com/linux-vps-hosting.html", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10694, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "19.95", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Default Config 1: introductory monthly equivalent $19.95, renewal $24.95. Reviewed order form selects annual billing; customization changes price and resources.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Root-access Linux VPS for self-installed agent software.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "2 CPU cores", "ram": "4 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "50 GB NVMe SSD", "egress": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "24/7 email/live chat; do not confuse technical support with fully managed agent operations.", "sla": "Provider documents at least 99.9% monthly uptime; exclusions and credit claims follow its terms.", "security": "Full root access, dedicated IP and snapshots in the reviewed plan.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.scalahosting.com/linux-vps-hosting.html", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10802, "company_id": 10694, "name": "Unmanaged VPS — Config 2", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "36.95", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://www.scalahosting.com/linux-vps-hosting.html", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10694, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "36.95", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Default Config 2 annual-billing reference: $36.95 introductory monthly equivalent, renewal $49.95/month; customization changes price.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Root-access Linux VPS for self-installed agent software.", "overage": "Additional resources, optional services and model/provider usage can add charges; see official pricing.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "4 CPU cores", "ram": "8 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "100 GB NVMe", "egress": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "24/7 email/live chat; do not confuse technical support with fully managed agent operations.", "sla": "Provider documents at least 99.9% monthly uptime; exclusions and credit claims follow its terms.", "security": "Full root access, dedicated IP and snapshots in the reviewed plan.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.scalahosting.com/linux-vps-hosting.html", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### Scaleway Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/scaleway/ ```json { "id": 10706, "slug": "scaleway", "name": "Scaleway", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/scaleway/", "summary": "Cloud virtual machines for installing and running agent workloads.", "description": "Scaleway is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Cloud virtual machines for installing and running agent workloads.Pricing and deploymentUsage only: EUR 0.01428/hour for compute, approximately EUR 10.42 at 730 hours. Storage and public IPv4 can add charges.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-scaleway.png", "alt": "Scaleway company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Scaleway Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Scaleway agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/scaleway/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-scaleway.png", "alt": "Scaleway company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://www.scaleway.com/en/virtual-instances/", "pricing_url": "https://www.scaleway.com/en/pricing/virtual-instances/", "docs_url": "https://www.scaleway.com/en/virtual-instances/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-scaleway.png", "alt": "Scaleway company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Scaleway company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "Cloud virtual machines for installing and running agent workloads.", "limitations": "Usage only: EUR 0.01428/hour for compute, approximately EUR 10.42 at 730 hours. Storage and public IPv4 can add charges.", "frameworks": "Customer installs compatible agent frameworks; no native managed agent runtime is assumed.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://www.scaleway.com/en/virtual-instances/\nhttps://www.scaleway.com/en/pricing/virtual-instances/", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Scaleway Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Scaleway agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-scaleway.png", "alt": "Scaleway company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10708, "company_id": 10706, "name": "PLAY2-PICO — PAR-1 compute reference", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "0", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "usage", "unit": "PAR-1 PLAY2-PICO compute: EUR 0.01428/hour; storage and IPv4 extra.", "source_url": "https://www.scaleway.com/en/pricing/virtual-instances/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10706, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "0", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "usage", "price_unit": "PAR-1 PLAY2-PICO compute: EUR 0.01428/hour; storage and IPv4 extra.", "annual_commitment": "Usage only: EUR 0.01428/hour for compute, approximately EUR 10.42 at 730 hours. Storage and public IPv4 can add charges.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Cloud virtual machines for installing and running agent workloads.", "overage": "Compute EUR 0.01428/hour in PAR-1; storage, IPv4 and applicable network charges are separate.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "1 vCPU", "ram": "2 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "Block storage billed separately", "egress": "100 Mbit/s advertised bandwidth; transfer conditions apply", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.scaleway.com/en/pricing/virtual-instances/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10813, "company_id": 10706, "name": "PLAY2-NANO — PAR-1 compute reference", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "0", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "usage", "unit": "PAR-1 PLAY2-NANO compute: EUR 0.02754/hour; storage and IPv4 extra.", "source_url": "https://www.scaleway.com/en/pricing/virtual-instances/", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10706, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "0", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "usage", "price_unit": "PAR-1 PLAY2-NANO compute: EUR 0.02754/hour; storage and IPv4 extra.", "annual_commitment": "Usage-only hourly compute; EUR 20.10 monthly estimate assumes 730 running hours, not a fixed all-inclusive monthly fee.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Cloud virtual machines for installing and running agent workloads.", "overage": "Compute EUR 0.02754/hour in PAR-1; approximately EUR 20.10 at 730 hours. Storage, public IPv4 and optional services are separate.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "2 vCPUs", "ram": "4 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "Block storage billed separately", "egress": "200 Mbit/s bandwidth; transfer conditions apply", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Application-managed; configure backups and log retention explicitly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://www.scaleway.com/en/pricing/virtual-instances/", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### UpCloud Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/upcloud/ ```json { "id": 10688, "slug": "upcloud", "name": "UpCloud", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/upcloud/", "summary": "Ubuntu cloud-server guide for installing OpenClaw yourself.", "description": "UpCloud is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Ubuntu cloud-server guide for installing OpenClaw yourself.Pricing and deploymentApproximate monthly reference based on 30 days; hourly billing. Taxes excluded.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-upcloud.png", "alt": "UpCloud company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "UpCloud Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare UpCloud agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/upcloud/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-upcloud.png", "alt": "UpCloud company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://upcloud.com/global/resources/tutorials/getting-started-openclaw-ubuntu-cloud-server/", "pricing_url": "https://upcloud.com/pricing", "docs_url": "https://upcloud.com/global/resources/tutorials/getting-started-openclaw-ubuntu-cloud-server/", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-upcloud.png", "alt": "UpCloud company logo" }, "logo_alt": "UpCloud company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "Ubuntu cloud-server guide for installing OpenClaw yourself.", "limitations": "Approximate monthly reference based on 30 days; hourly billing. Taxes excluded.", "frameworks": "OpenClaw deployment or installation is documented; other compatible Linux agent software requires customer setup.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Public IPv4 and cloud networking options; confirm location and optional services.", "backups": "Simple Backup for predefined cloud plans: Day +10%, Week +20%, Month +40%, Year +60%; some plan/storage types use per-GB pricing.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://upcloud.com/global/resources/tutorials/getting-started-openclaw-ubuntu-cloud-server/\nhttps://upcloud.com/pricing\nhttps://upcloud.com/docs/products/block-storage/backups/", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "UpCloud Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare UpCloud agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-upcloud.png", "alt": "UpCloud company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10690, "company_id": 10688, "name": "Developer — 2 GB", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:29", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "8", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://upcloud.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10688, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "8", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Approximate monthly reference based on 30 days; hourly billing. Taxes excluded.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Ubuntu cloud-server guide for installing OpenClaw yourself.", "overage": "Optional Simple Backup adds 10–60% depending on retention for eligible predefined plans; additional storage and other services billed separately.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Prices exclude applicable taxes.", "cpu": "1 vCPU", "ram": "2 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "30 GB", "egress": "Transfer subject to provider fair-use policy", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Backup retention options: 1 daily; 7 daily; 7 daily plus 4 weekly; or 7 daily plus 4 weekly plus 12 monthly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://upcloud.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } }, { "id": 10801, "company_id": 10688, "name": "Developer — 4 GB", "order": 1, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:20", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "18", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://upcloud.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10688, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "18", "currency": "EUR", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "EUR 18 approximate monthly reference based on 30 days; billed hourly; taxes excluded.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Ubuntu cloud-server guide for installing OpenClaw yourself.", "overage": "Optional Simple Backup adds 10–60% depending on retention for eligible predefined plans; additional storage and other services billed separately.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Prices exclude applicable taxes.", "cpu": "2 vCPUs", "ram": "4 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "60 GB", "egress": "Transfer subject to provider fair-use policy", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Backup retention options: 1 daily; 7 daily; 7 daily plus 4 weekly; or 7 daily plus 4 weekly plus 12 monthly.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://upcloud.com/pricing", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Additional representative configuration, not the complete provider catalog. Read the linked official source for current region and term conditions." } } ] } ``` ### Vultr Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/vultr/ ```json { "id": 10661, "slug": "vultr", "name": "Vultr", "url": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/vultr/", "summary": "Ubuntu-based OpenClaw Marketplace application.", "description": "Vultr is listed here as VPS infrastructure for AI agent workloads. Ubuntu-based OpenClaw Marketplace application.Pricing and deploymentStandard regional reference: $20/month or $0.027/hour. Sao Paulo listed separately at $30/month; verify selected location.Choosing this serviceChoose this option when you want server control and can maintain the operating system, agent software and credentials.Specifications below distinguish documented features from information not disclosed in the reviewed sources. Official links and the review date are provided for checking current terms.", "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:26:21", "logo": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-vultr.png", "alt": "Vultr company logo" }, "seo": { "title": "Vultr Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "description": "Compare Vultr agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "canonical": "https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/vultr/", "social_image": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-vultr.png", "alt": "Vultr company logo" } }, "attributes": { "website": "https://docs.vultr.com/how-to-use-vultrs-openclaw-marketplace-application", "pricing_url": "https://api.vultr.com/v2/plans", "docs_url": "https://docs.vultr.com/how-to-use-vultrs-openclaw-marketplace-application", "logo_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-vultr.png", "alt": "Vultr company logo" }, "logo_alt": "Vultr company logo", "service_type": "vps", "deployment": "Customer-administered virtual server.", "best_for": "Ubuntu-based OpenClaw Marketplace application.", "limitations": "Standard regional reference: $20/month or $0.027/hour. Sao Paulo listed separately at $30/month; verify selected location.", "frameworks": "OpenClaw deployment or installation is documented; other compatible Linux agent software requires customer setup.", "languages": "Linux-compatible runtimes installed and maintained by the customer.", "models": "Agent software selects the model provider; hardware capacity and provider API terms apply.", "byok": "conditional", "memory": "Application-managed state on server storage; persistent disk is not a managed agent-memory service.", "mcp": "Install and configure compatible MCP clients or servers yourself; no managed MCP service is assumed.", "scheduling": "Configure application schedules, cron or a process supervisor yourself.", "browser": "Browser automation requires installation, sufficient RAM and application security controls.", "code_execution": "Customer-controlled Linux execution; isolate untrusted agent code separately.", "integrations": "Configure agent channels, API keys and authentication in the installed application.", "regions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "scaling": "Resize server resources as available; application scaling and process supervision are customer responsibilities.", "deployment_tools": "Provider control panel and SSH; application install method depends on the product.", "network": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "backups": "Optional scheduled instance backup adds 20% of base compute price; attached block storage is excluded.", "observability": "Customer configures application logs, monitoring and retention.", "isolation": "Virtual-server isolation; in-guest agent permissions and sandboxing are customer responsibilities.", "secrets": "Store and restrict model credentials in the application/OS; do not expose them in public endpoints.", "access": "Server administrator access; application roles and SSO require separate implementation.", "compliance": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-23", "sources": "https://docs.vultr.com/how-to-use-vultrs-openclaw-marketplace-application\nhttps://api.vultr.com/v2/plans\nhttps://www.vultr.com/pricing/\nhttps://docs.vultr.com/support/platform/billing/how-much-does-it-cost-to-enable-automatic-backups\nhttps://docs.vultr.com/product-overviews/backups", "verification": "reviewed", "seo_title": "Vultr Agent Hosting: Pricing & Specifications | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Vultr agent hosting pricing, resources, deployment options and limits. Review official sources, billing conditions and model API costs.", "social_id": { "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/xpu-hosting-vultr.png", "alt": "Vultr company logo" } }, "plans": [ { "id": 10663, "company_id": 10661, "name": "Cloud Compute vc2-2c-4gb", "order": 0, "modified_gmt": "2026-10-23 17:10:28", "pricing": { "status": "published", "base_amount": "20", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "source_url": "https://api.vultr.com/v2/plans", "checked": "2026-10-23" }, "attributes": { "company": 10661, "price_status": "published", "base_price": "20", "currency": "USD", "billing": "month", "price_unit": "Representative configuration; base amount is not total agent cost", "annual_commitment": "Standard regional reference: $20/month or $0.027/hour. Sao Paulo listed separately at $30/month; verify selected location.", "setup_fee": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "included": "Ubuntu-based OpenClaw Marketplace application.", "overage": "Automatic backup adds 20% of base hourly/monthly instance price. Transfer, snapshots, block storage and model APIs can add charges.", "model_cost": "Model API usage and third-party tools are additional unless explicitly included by the selected offer.", "trial": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cancellation": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "taxes": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "cpu": "2 vCPUs", "ram": "4 GB", "gpu": "No GPU included in this listed CPU VPS configuration.", "storage": "80 GB SSD", "egress": "3,072 GB transfer", "agents": "No provider-managed agent quota confirmed; limited by server capacity and application configuration.", "concurrency": "Application/resource dependent; no guaranteed agent concurrency quota confirmed.", "executions": "No managed execution quota confirmed; server and external API constraints apply.", "duration": "Customer-controlled process lifetime; uptime and resource limits apply.", "rate_limit": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "always_on": "Keep the server provisioned and configure a service supervisor; idle provisioned resources remain billable.", "retention": "Automatic instance backup schedule and recovery points are separate from application logs; attached block storage needs its own backup.", "support": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "sla": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "security": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "restrictions": "Not disclosed in the reviewed official sources; confirm with the provider before purchase.", "source_url": "https://api.vultr.com/v2/plans", "checked": "2026-10-23", "effective": null, "notes": "Representative plan only, not the complete provider catalog. Prices are a dated reference; check official checkout for current regional terms." } } ] } ``` --- ## AI Desktops: complete published device, configuration and seller-price catalog AI Desktop catalog version: 6c0c1393beea4284fd7b0bb9a97e7c80028daeb0eb16abe14d60ebe008d0e7c7 Snapshot exported at: 2026-11-04T12:12:41+00:00 Directory: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/ Manual seller observations for exact configurations. Preserve seller, marketplace, market, currency, tax, shipping, availability, conditions, source URL and checked date. Missing and quote-only amounts are null, not zero. Response/build time is not a price check date. Every published, non-password-protected device and its published configurations and seller offers are included. Private, draft, password-protected, trashed, deleted and orphan records are excluded. Devices with no published configurations or prices remain listed without an invented amount. Prices are entered manually, not automatically collected. Source review dates, offer checked dates and build times have different meanings. Preserve original currency, seller/store, exact hardware, market, tax, shipping, conditions and availability. API/MCP/WebMCP use the same WordPress source. For changes after this snapshot read https://xpu.live/api/v1/desktops/models . ### Device, configuration and seller-offer parameter dictionary ```json { "model": { "manufacturer": { "label": "Manufacturer", "group": "Device identity", "type": "text" }, "model_name": { "label": "Model name", "group": "Device identity", "type": "text" }, "category": { "label": "Device category", "group": "Device identity", "type": "select", "choices": { "mini": "Mini PC", "desktop": "Desktop", "workstation": "Workstation", "ai_station": "Personal AI system", "barebone": "Barebone" } }, "official_url": { "label": "Official product page", "group": "Device identity", "type": "url" }, "image_id": { "label": "Main device photo", "group": "Device identity", "type": "media" }, "gallery": { "label": "Additional photos", "group": "Device identity", "type": "gallery" }, "photo_tone": { "label": "Photo background", "group": "Device identity", "type": "select", "choices": { "light": "Light background", "dark": "Dark background" } }, "image_alt": { "label": "Photo alternative text", "group": "Device identity", "type": "text" }, "image_credit": { "label": "Photo credit / source owner", "group": "Device identity", "type": "text" }, "image_source": { "label": "Original photo source", "group": "Device identity", "type": "url" }, "best_for": { "label": "Best suited to", "group": "Editorial overview", "type": "textarea" }, "caveats": { "label": "Important configuration notes", "group": "Editorial overview", "type": "textarea" }, "checked": { "label": "Specifications reviewed (UTC date)", "group": "Editorial overview", "type": "date" }, "sources": { "label": "Official specification sources (one URL per line)", "group": "Editorial overview", "type": "urls" }, "seo_title": { "label": "SEO title", "group": "SEO", "type": "text" }, "seo_description": { "label": "Meta description", "group": "SEO", "type": "textarea" }, "social_id": { "label": "Social share image (optional)", "group": "SEO", "type": "media" } }, "configuration": { "model": { "label": "Device model", "group": "Configuration identity", "type": "model" }, "label": { "label": "Public configuration label", "group": "Configuration identity", "type": "text" }, "mpn": { "label": "Manufacturer part number, if verified", "group": "Configuration identity", "type": "text" }, "condition": { "label": "Package type", "group": "Configuration identity", "type": "select", "choices": { "complete": "Complete system", "barebone": "Barebone", "custom": "Custom configuration" } }, "cpu": { "label": "Processor", "group": "Compute", "type": "text" }, "cpu_arch": { "label": "CPU architecture", "group": "Compute", "type": "text" }, "cores": { "label": "CPU cores / threads", "group": "Compute", "type": "text" }, "cpu_clock": { "label": "CPU frequency", "group": "Compute", "type": "text" }, "gpu": { "label": "GPU", "group": "Compute", "type": "text" }, "gpu_arch": { "label": "GPU architecture / compute units", "group": "Compute", "type": "text" }, "npu": { "label": "NPU", "group": "Compute", "type": "text" }, "ai_peak": { "label": "Vendor peak AI compute (precision and conditions required)", "group": "Compute", "type": "textarea" }, "platform": { "label": "AI platform / software support", "group": "Compute", "type": "textarea" }, "memory_gb": { "label": "Installed system memory (GB)", "group": "Memory", "type": "decimal" }, "memory_type": { "label": "Memory architecture", "group": "Memory", "type": "select", "choices": { "unified": "Coherent unified memory", "shared": "System memory shared with integrated GPU", "dedicated": "System RAM + dedicated GPU memory", "unknown": "Not disclosed" } }, "memory_technology": { "label": "Memory technology / speed", "group": "Memory", "type": "text" }, "vram_gb": { "label": "Dedicated VRAM (GB; leave blank for shared/unified pools)", "group": "Memory", "type": "decimal" }, "gpu_memory_note": { "label": "GPU memory allocation / shared-pool explanation", "group": "Memory", "type": "textarea" }, "bandwidth": { "label": "Memory bandwidth", "group": "Memory", "type": "text" }, "memory_upgrade": { "label": "Memory upgradeability", "group": "Memory", "type": "text" }, "ssd_gb": { "label": "Installed SSD capacity (GB; 1000 = 1 TB)", "group": "Storage", "type": "decimal" }, "storage_state": { "label": "Installed storage", "group": "Storage", "type": "select", "choices": { "installed": "SSD included", "none": "No SSD included", "unknown": "Needs confirmation" } }, "storage": { "label": "SSD interface / installed drive", "group": "Storage", "type": "text" }, "storage_expansion": { "label": "Drive slots and expansion limits", "group": "Storage", "type": "textarea" }, "ports_front": { "label": "Front I/O", "group": "Connectivity", "type": "textarea" }, "ports_rear": { "label": "Rear / total I/O", "group": "Connectivity", "type": "textarea" }, "displays": { "label": "Display outputs", "group": "Connectivity", "type": "text" }, "ethernet": { "label": "Ethernet / high-speed networking", "group": "Connectivity", "type": "text" }, "wifi": { "label": "Wi-Fi", "group": "Connectivity", "type": "text" }, "bluetooth": { "label": "Bluetooth", "group": "Connectivity", "type": "text" }, "weight_kg": { "label": "System weight (kg)", "group": "Chassis and power", "type": "decimal" }, "weight_qualifier": { "label": "Weight scope", "group": "Chassis and power", "type": "select", "choices": { "exact": "Published system weight", "approx": "Approximate", "from": "Starting weight", "up_to": "Maximum configuration weight", "unknown": "Not disclosed" } }, "dimensions": { "label": "Dimensions (W × D × H, with units)", "group": "Chassis and power", "type": "text" }, "cooling": { "label": "Cooling", "group": "Chassis and power", "type": "text" }, "power": { "label": "Power supply / adapter rating", "group": "Chassis and power", "type": "text" }, "tdp": { "label": "Processor TDP / power modes", "group": "Chassis and power", "type": "text" }, "os": { "label": "Operating system for this configuration", "group": "Chassis and power", "type": "text" }, "warranty": { "label": "Warranty / support conditions", "group": "Chassis and power", "type": "textarea" }, "checked": { "label": "Configuration reviewed (UTC date)", "group": "Evidence", "type": "date" }, "source_url": { "label": "Configuration specification source", "group": "Evidence", "type": "url" }, "notes": { "label": "Configuration-specific caveats", "group": "Evidence", "type": "textarea" } }, "offer": { "configuration": { "label": "Configuration being priced", "group": "Seller and exact configuration", "type": "configuration" }, "seller_name": { "label": "Actual seller / merchant name", "group": "Seller and exact configuration", "type": "text" }, "platform_name": { "label": "Store / marketplace where the price was found (Amazon, Alibaba, etc.)", "group": "Seller and exact configuration", "type": "text" }, "seller_type": { "label": "Seller type", "group": "Seller and exact configuration", "type": "select", "choices": { "manufacturer": "Manufacturer store", "retailer": "Retailer", "marketplace": "Marketplace", "reseller": "Reseller", "other": "Other" } }, "seller_url": { "label": "Seller / storefront homepage", "group": "Seller and exact configuration", "type": "url" }, "listing_url": { "label": "Exact seller listing / price source URL", "group": "Seller and exact configuration", "type": "url" }, "seller_sku": { "label": "Seller SKU or variant ID", "group": "Seller and exact configuration", "type": "text" }, "region": { "label": "Listing market / region", "group": "Seller and exact configuration", "type": "text" }, "price_kind": { "label": "Price status", "group": "Manually entered price", "type": "select", "choices": { "fixed": "Listed configuration price", "from": "Starting price", "quote": "Quotation required", "unknown": "Price not confirmed" } }, "amount": { "label": "Manual amount (decimal; no currency symbol)", "group": "Manually entered price", "type": "decimal" }, "currency": { "label": "ISO currency code (USD, EUR, AED, TWD, etc.)", "group": "Manually entered price", "type": "currency" }, "checked": { "label": "Price checked / entered on (UTC date)", "group": "Manually entered price", "type": "date" }, "availability": { "label": "Availability when checked", "group": "Manually entered price", "type": "select", "choices": { "unknown": "Not confirmed", "in_stock": "In stock when checked", "out_of_stock": "Out of stock when checked", "preorder": "Preorder", "discontinued": "Discontinued" } }, "tax": { "label": "Taxes", "group": "Manually entered price", "type": "select", "choices": { "unknown": "Not specified", "included": "Included in listed price", "excluded": "Excluded from listed price", "checkout": "Calculated at checkout" } }, "shipping": { "label": "Shipping / import charges", "group": "Manually entered price", "type": "text" }, "condition_note": { "label": "Offer conditions / limitations", "group": "Manually entered price", "type": "textarea" } } } ``` ### NVIDIA DGX Spark Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/nvidia-dgx-spark/ ```json { "id": 10893, "name": "NVIDIA DGX Spark", "slug": "nvidia-dgx-spark", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/nvidia-dgx-spark/", "description": "NVIDIA DGX Spark is listed here in the 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD configuration. DGX Spark is the reference compact GB10 system. Its strongest reason to shortlist it is the integrated NVIDIA software environment and the ability to keep development data on a local machine. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nNVIDIA DGX Spark specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, paired with NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10). One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing NVIDIA DGX Spark for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nNVIDIA DGX Spark price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 6950, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "DGX Spark is the reference compact GB10 system.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/nvidia-dgx-spark-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10910, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/nvidia-dgx-spark-transparent.webp", "alt": "NVIDIA DGX Spark AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "NVIDIA", "model_name": "DGX Spark", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/products/workstations/dgx-spark/", "image_id": "10910", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "NVIDIA DGX Spark AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "NVIDIA", "image_source": "https://www.pny.com/en-eu/file%20library/professional/datasheet/dgx/pny-nvidia-dgx-spark-workstation-datasheet--1---1-.pdf", "best_for": "DGX Spark is the reference compact GB10 system. Its strongest reason to shortlist it is the integrated NVIDIA software environment and the ability to keep development data on a local machine.", "caveats": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/products/workstations/dgx-spark/\nhttps://marketplace.nvidia.com/en-us/enterprise/personal-ai-supercomputers/nvidia-dgx-spark/", "seo_title": "NVIDIA DGX Spark Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare NVIDIA DGX Spark specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10910" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10894, "name": "NVIDIA DGX Spark — 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "model_id": 10893, "attributes": { "model": "10893", "label": "128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "mpn": "940542420000SCS", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip", "cpu_arch": "Arm64", "cores": "20 cores: 10 Cortex-X925 + 10 Cortex-A725", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell", "npu": null, "ai_peak": "Up to 1 PFLOP at FP4 with sparsity, a theoretical vendor peak; not FP32 performance or measured model throughput.", "platform": "NVIDIA CUDA and DGX software stack; Arm64-compatible applications required.", "memory_gb": "128", "memory_type": "unified", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8533, onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM.", "bandwidth": "273 GB/s", "memory_upgrade": "Onboard; choose capacity before purchase.", "ssd_gb": "4000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD", "storage_expansion": "User expansion details not confirmed in the linked specification.", "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "USB-C connectivity; HDMI; RJ45; ConnectX-7 ports. Check the linked model-specific port layout.", "displays": "HDMI", "ethernet": "10GbE RJ45; ConnectX-7 high-speed networking up to 200Gb/s", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": "1.2", "weight_qualifier": "exact", "dimensions": "150 × 150 × 50.5 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "240W external adapter", "tdp": "140 W GB10 CPU + GPU TDP", "os": "NVIDIA DGX OS", "warranty": "Confirm the regional hardware warranty with the seller. Enterprise software support can require a separate license.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/products/workstations/dgx-spark/", "notes": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10895, "name": "NVIDIA — NVIDIA DGX Spark 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "model_id": 10893, "configuration_id": 10894, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10894", "seller_name": "NVIDIA", "platform_name": "NVIDIA Marketplace", "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://www.nvidia.com/en-us", "listing_url": "https://marketplace.nvidia.com/en-us/enterprise/personal-ai-supercomputers/nvidia-dgx-spark/", "seller_sku": "NVIDIA DGX Spark 128GB / 4TB", "region": "United States", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "6950", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "out_of_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "Manually recorded listing price for the 128GB / 4TB model. The seller page showed out of stock when reviewed; the amount is not a promise of availability." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "6950", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "NVIDIA", "platform": "NVIDIA Marketplace", "source_url": "https://marketplace.nvidia.com/en-us/enterprise/personal-ai-supercomputers/nvidia-dgx-spark/", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "out_of_stock", "conditions": "Manually recorded listing price for the 128GB / 4TB model. The seller page showed out of stock when reviewed; the amount is not a promise of availability." } } ] } ] } ``` ### ASUS Ascent GX10 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/asus-ascent-gx10/ ```json { "id": 10913, "name": "ASUS Ascent GX10", "slug": "asus-ascent-gx10", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/asus-ascent-gx10/", "description": "ASUS Ascent GX10 is listed here in the 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD configuration. Ascent GX10 brings the GB10 platform to the ASUS range. The exact GG0016BN offer uses a PCIe 4.0 drive, so the family’s faster storage options should not be attributed to this listing. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nASUS Ascent GX10 specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, paired with NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10). One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing ASUS Ascent GX10 for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nASUS Ascent GX10 price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 7999, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "Ascent GX10 brings the GB10 platform to the ASUS range.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/asus-ascent-gx10-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10914, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/asus-ascent-gx10-transparent.webp", "alt": "ASUS Ascent GX10 AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "ASUS", "model_name": "Ascent GX10", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://www.asus.com/displays-desktops/desktop-ai-supercomputer/ascent/asus-ascent-gx10/techspec/", "image_id": "10914", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "ASUS Ascent GX10 AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "ASUS", "image_source": "https://dlcdnwebimgs.asus.com/gain/8b044bac-c22c-438e-8310-8ee53883850b/w1000", "best_for": "Ascent GX10 brings the GB10 platform to the ASUS range. The exact GG0016BN offer uses a PCIe 4.0 drive, so the family’s faster storage options should not be attributed to this listing.", "caveats": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.asus.com/displays-desktops/desktop-ai-supercomputer/ascent/asus-ascent-gx10/techspec/\nhttps://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1936329-REG/asus_gx10_gg0016bn_ascent_gx10_personal_ai.html", "seo_title": "ASUS Ascent GX10 Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare ASUS Ascent GX10 specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10914" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10915, "name": "ASUS Ascent GX10 — 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "model_id": 10913, "attributes": { "model": "10913", "label": "128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "mpn": "GX10-GG0016BN", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip", "cpu_arch": "Arm64", "cores": "20 cores: 10 Cortex-X925 + 10 Cortex-A725", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell", "npu": null, "ai_peak": "Up to 1 PFLOP at FP4 with sparsity, a theoretical vendor peak; not FP32 performance or measured model throughput.", "platform": "NVIDIA CUDA and DGX software stack; Arm64-compatible applications required.", "memory_gb": "128", "memory_type": "unified", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8533, onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM.", "bandwidth": "273 GB/s", "memory_upgrade": "Onboard; choose capacity before purchase.", "ssd_gb": "4000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD", "storage_expansion": null, "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "USB-C connectivity; HDMI; RJ45; ConnectX-7 ports. Check the linked model-specific port layout.", "displays": "HDMI", "ethernet": "10GbE RJ45; ConnectX-7 high-speed networking up to 200Gb/s", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": "1.48", "weight_qualifier": "exact", "dimensions": "150 × 150 × 51 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "240W external adapter", "tdp": null, "os": "NVIDIA DGX OS", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.asus.com/displays-desktops/desktop-ai-supercomputer/ascent/asus-ascent-gx10/techspec/", "notes": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10916, "name": "B&H Photo Video — ASUS Ascent GX10 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "model_id": 10913, "configuration_id": 10915, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10915", "seller_name": "B&H Photo Video", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "retailer", "seller_url": "https://www.bhphotovideo.com/", "listing_url": "https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1936329-REG/asus_gx10_gg0016bn_ascent_gx10_personal_ai.html", "seller_sku": null, "region": "United States", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "7999", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "out_of_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "Temporarily out of stock when checked; displayed price is not a guarantee of delivery." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "7999", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "B&H Photo Video", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1936329-REG/asus_gx10_gg0016bn_ascent_gx10_personal_ai.html", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "out_of_stock", "conditions": "Temporarily out of stock when checked; displayed price is not a guarantee of delivery." } } ] } ] } ``` ### GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gigabyte-ai-top-atom/ ```json { "id": 10917, "name": "GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM", "slug": "gigabyte-ai-top-atom", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gigabyte-ai-top-atom/", "description": "GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM is listed here in the 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD configuration. AI TOP ATOM combines a compact GB10 chassis with a 4TB Gen5 drive in the selected ATAGB10-9000 listing. Storage generation and Bluetooth version distinguish this configuration from otherwise similar GB10 systems. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nGIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, paired with NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10). One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies 4TB NVMe PCIe 5.0 SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nGIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 8999, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "AI TOP ATOM combines a compact GB10 chassis with a 4TB Gen5 drive in the selected ATAGB10-9000 listing.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/gigabyte-ai-top-atom-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10918, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/gigabyte-ai-top-atom-transparent.webp", "alt": "GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "GIGABYTE", "model_name": "AI TOP ATOM", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://www.gigabyte.com/us/AI-TOP-PC/GIGABYTE-AI-TOP-ATOM", "image_id": "10918", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "GIGABYTE", "image_source": "https://www.gigabyte.com/FileUpload/Global/KeyFeature/4102/innergigabyte/images/kv-rwd.jpg", "best_for": "AI TOP ATOM combines a compact GB10 chassis with a 4TB Gen5 drive in the selected ATAGB10-9000 listing. Storage generation and Bluetooth version distinguish this configuration from otherwise similar GB10 systems.", "caveats": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.gigabyte.com/us/AI-TOP-PC/GIGABYTE-AI-TOP-ATOM\nhttps://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1926441-REG/gigabyte_atagb10_9000_ai_top_atom_supercomputer.html", "seo_title": "GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10918" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10919, "name": "GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM — 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "model_id": 10917, "attributes": { "model": "10917", "label": "128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "mpn": "ATAGB10-9000", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip", "cpu_arch": "Arm64", "cores": "20 cores: 10 Cortex-X925 + 10 Cortex-A725", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell", "npu": null, "ai_peak": "Up to 1 PFLOP at FP4 with sparsity, a theoretical vendor peak; not FP32 performance or measured model throughput.", "platform": "NVIDIA CUDA and DGX software stack; Arm64-compatible applications required.", "memory_gb": "128", "memory_type": "unified", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8533, onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM.", "bandwidth": "273 GB/s", "memory_upgrade": "Onboard; choose capacity before purchase.", "ssd_gb": "4000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "4TB NVMe PCIe 5.0 SSD", "storage_expansion": null, "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "USB-C connectivity; HDMI; RJ45; ConnectX-7 ports. Check the linked model-specific port layout.", "displays": "HDMI", "ethernet": "10GbE RJ45; ConnectX-7 high-speed networking up to 200Gb/s", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.3", "weight_kg": "1.5", "weight_qualifier": "exact", "dimensions": "150 × 150 × 50.5 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "240W external adapter", "tdp": null, "os": "NVIDIA DGX OS", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.gigabyte.com/us/AI-TOP-PC/GIGABYTE-AI-TOP-ATOM", "notes": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10920, "name": "B&H Photo Video — GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "model_id": 10917, "configuration_id": 10919, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10919", "seller_name": "B&H Photo Video", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "retailer", "seller_url": "https://www.bhphotovideo.com/", "listing_url": "https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1926441-REG/gigabyte_atagb10_9000_ai_top_atom_supercomputer.html", "seller_sku": null, "region": "United States", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "8999", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "out_of_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "Temporarily out of stock when checked; displayed price is not a guarantee of delivery." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "8999", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "B&H Photo Video", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1926441-REG/gigabyte_atagb10_9000_ai_top_atom_supercomputer.html", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "out_of_stock", "conditions": "Temporarily out of stock when checked; displayed price is not a guarantee of delivery." } } ] } ] } ``` ### MSI EdgeXpert Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/msi-edgexpert/ ```json { "id": 10921, "name": "MSI EdgeXpert", "slug": "msi-edgexpert", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/msi-edgexpert/", "description": "MSI EdgeXpert is listed here in the 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD configuration. EdgeXpert 13SUS is the selected MSI configuration. Its 4TB Gen5 storage should not be confused with earlier EdgeXpert listings that used a different drive generation. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nMSI EdgeXpert specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, paired with NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10). One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies 4TB NVMe PCIe 5.0 SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing MSI EdgeXpert for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nMSI EdgeXpert price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 7999, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "EdgeXpert 13SUS is the selected MSI configuration.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/msi-edgexpert-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10922, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/msi-edgexpert-transparent.webp", "alt": "MSI EdgeXpert AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "MSI", "model_name": "EdgeXpert", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://us-store.msi.com/Desktops/EdgeXpert-AI/EdgeXpert/EdgeXpert-13SUS", "image_id": "10922", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "MSI EdgeXpert AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "MSI", "image_source": "https://asset-us-store.msi.com/image/cache/catalog/Pd_page/Desktops/2025/EdgeXpert/EdgeXpert-1-400x400.png", "best_for": "EdgeXpert 13SUS is the selected MSI configuration. Its 4TB Gen5 storage should not be confused with earlier EdgeXpert listings that used a different drive generation.", "caveats": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://us-store.msi.com/Desktops/EdgeXpert-AI/EdgeXpert/EdgeXpert-13SUS", "seo_title": "MSI EdgeXpert Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare MSI EdgeXpert specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10922" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10923, "name": "MSI EdgeXpert — 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "model_id": 10921, "attributes": { "model": "10921", "label": "128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "mpn": "EdgeXpert 13SUS", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip", "cpu_arch": "Arm64", "cores": "20 cores: 10 Cortex-X925 + 10 Cortex-A725", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell", "npu": null, "ai_peak": "Up to 1 PFLOP at FP4 with sparsity, a theoretical vendor peak; not FP32 performance or measured model throughput.", "platform": "NVIDIA CUDA and DGX software stack; Arm64-compatible applications required.", "memory_gb": "128", "memory_type": "unified", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8533, onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM.", "bandwidth": "273 GB/s", "memory_upgrade": "Onboard; choose capacity before purchase.", "ssd_gb": "4000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "4TB NVMe PCIe 5.0 SSD", "storage_expansion": null, "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "USB-C connectivity; HDMI; RJ45; ConnectX-7 ports. Check the linked model-specific port layout.", "displays": "HDMI", "ethernet": "10GbE RJ45; ConnectX-7 high-speed networking up to 200Gb/s", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.3", "weight_kg": "1.2", "weight_qualifier": "approx", "dimensions": "151 × 151 × 52 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "240W external adapter", "tdp": null, "os": "NVIDIA DGX OS", "warranty": "One-year limited warranty from MSI US store; regional terms apply.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://us-store.msi.com/Desktops/EdgeXpert-AI/EdgeXpert/EdgeXpert-13SUS", "notes": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10924, "name": "MSI — MSI EdgeXpert 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "model_id": 10921, "configuration_id": 10923, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10923", "seller_name": "MSI", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://us-store.msi.com/Desktops/EdgeXpert-AI/EdgeXpert/EdgeXpert-13SUS", "listing_url": "https://us-store.msi.com/Desktops/EdgeXpert-AI/EdgeXpert/EdgeXpert-13SUS", "seller_sku": null, "region": "United States", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "7999", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "in_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": null }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "7999", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "MSI", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://us-store.msi.com/Desktops/EdgeXpert-AI/EdgeXpert/EdgeXpert-13SUS", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "in_stock", "conditions": null } } ] } ] } ``` ### Acer Veriton GN100 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/acer-veriton-gn100/ ```json { "id": 10925, "name": "Acer Veriton GN100", "slug": "acer-veriton-gn100", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/acer-veriton-gn100/", "description": "Acer Veriton GN100 is listed here in the 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD configuration. Veriton GN100 provides a compact Acer route into the GB10 platform. Regional part numbers differ, making the exact seller SKU and local support agreement essential buying checks. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nAcer Veriton GN100 specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, paired with NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10). One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing Acer Veriton GN100 for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nAcer Veriton GN100 price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 3967.99, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "Veriton GN100 provides a compact Acer route into the GB10 platform.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/acer-veriton-gn100-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10926, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/acer-veriton-gn100-transparent.webp", "alt": "Acer Veriton GN100 AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "Acer", "model_name": "Veriton GN100", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://www.acer.com/gb-en/desktops-and-all-in-ones/veriton-workstations/veriton-gn100-ai-mini-workstation/pdp/DT.R6LEH.002", "image_id": "10926", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "Acer Veriton GN100 AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "Acer / CDW product photography", "image_source": "https://webobjects2.cdw.com/is/image/CDW/8540693?wid=1000&hei=1000&fmt=png-alpha", "best_for": "Veriton GN100 provides a compact Acer route into the GB10 platform. Regional part numbers differ, making the exact seller SKU and local support agreement essential buying checks.", "caveats": "Manufacturer regional specification uses a generic Ethernet classification. The seller SKU and UK manufacturer SKU differ; confirm regional warranty and connector details.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.acer.com/gb-en/desktops-and-all-in-ones/veriton-workstations/veriton-gn100-ai-mini-workstation/pdp/DT.R6LEH.002\nhttps://www.cdw.com/product/acer-veriton-gn100-vgn100-ud11-workstation-nvidia-gb10-superchip-128-gb/8540693", "seo_title": "Acer Veriton GN100 Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Acer Veriton GN100 specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10926" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10927, "name": "Acer Veriton GN100 — 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "model_id": 10925, "attributes": { "model": "10925", "label": "128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "mpn": "DT.R6LAA.001 / VGN100-UD11", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip", "cpu_arch": "Arm64", "cores": "20 cores: 10 Cortex-X925 + 10 Cortex-A725", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell", "npu": null, "ai_peak": "Up to 1 PFLOP at FP4 with sparsity, a theoretical vendor peak; not FP32 performance or measured model throughput.", "platform": "NVIDIA CUDA and DGX software stack; Arm64-compatible applications required.", "memory_gb": "128", "memory_type": "unified", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8533, onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM.", "bandwidth": "273 GB/s", "memory_upgrade": "Onboard; choose capacity before purchase.", "ssd_gb": "4000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD", "storage_expansion": null, "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "USB-C connectivity; HDMI; RJ45; ConnectX-7 ports. Check the linked model-specific port layout.", "displays": "HDMI", "ethernet": "RJ45 Ethernet and ConnectX-7; confirm RJ45 link rate for regional SKU.", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": "1.2", "weight_qualifier": "approx", "dimensions": "150 × 150 × 50.5 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "240W external adapter", "tdp": null, "os": "NVIDIA DGX OS", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.acer.com/gb-en/desktops-and-all-in-ones/veriton-workstations/veriton-gn100-ai-mini-workstation/pdp/DT.R6LEH.002", "notes": "Manufacturer regional specification uses a generic Ethernet classification. The seller SKU and UK manufacturer SKU differ; confirm regional warranty and connector details." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10928, "name": "CDW — Acer Veriton GN100 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "model_id": 10925, "configuration_id": 10927, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10927", "seller_name": "CDW", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "retailer", "seller_url": "https://www.cdw.com/", "listing_url": "https://www.cdw.com/product/acer-veriton-gn100-vgn100-ud11-workstation-nvidia-gb10-superchip-128-gb/8540693", "seller_sku": "8540693", "region": "United States", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "3967.99", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "unknown", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "Public CDW listing price for DT.R6LAA.001 / VGN100-UD11. Signed-in or contract pricing can differ; confirm stock and delivery." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "3967.99", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "CDW", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.cdw.com/product/acer-veriton-gn100-vgn100-ud11-workstation-nvidia-gb10-superchip-128-gb/8540693", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "unknown", "conditions": "Public CDW listing price for DT.R6LAA.001 / VGN100-UD11. Signed-in or contract pricing can differ; confirm stock and delivery." } } ] } ] } ``` ### Lenovo ThinkStation PGX Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/lenovo-thinkstation-pgx/ ```json { "id": 10929, "name": "Lenovo ThinkStation PGX", "slug": "lenovo-thinkstation-pgx", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/lenovo-thinkstation-pgx/", "description": "Lenovo ThinkStation PGX is listed here in the 128GB unified memory / 1TB SSD configuration. ThinkStation PGX offers Lenovo’s implementation of the GB10 platform. This profile follows the 1TB 30KL0002US configuration, rather than assuming every PGX contains a 4TB drive. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nLenovo ThinkStation PGX specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, paired with NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10). One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing Lenovo ThinkStation PGX for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nLenovo ThinkStation PGX price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 5859, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "ThinkStation PGX offers Lenovo’s implementation of the GB10 platform.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/lenovo-thinkstation-pgx-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10930, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/lenovo-thinkstation-pgx-transparent.webp", "alt": "Lenovo ThinkStation PGX AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "Lenovo", "model_name": "ThinkStation PGX", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://lenovopress.lenovo.com/lp2321-thinkstation-pgx", "image_id": "10930", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "Lenovo ThinkStation PGX AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "Lenovo", "image_source": "https://lenovopress.lenovo.com/assets/images/LP2321/ThinkStation%20PGX%20front%20right.jpg", "best_for": "ThinkStation PGX offers Lenovo’s implementation of the GB10 platform. This profile follows the 1TB 30KL0002US configuration, rather than assuming every PGX contains a 4TB drive.", "caveats": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://lenovopress.lenovo.com/lp2321-thinkstation-pgx\nhttps://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1927563-REG/lenovo_30kl0002us_thinkstation_pgx_small_form.html", "seo_title": "Lenovo ThinkStation PGX Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Lenovo ThinkStation PGX specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10930" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10931, "name": "Lenovo ThinkStation PGX — 128GB unified memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 10929, "attributes": { "model": "10929", "label": "128GB unified memory / 1TB SSD", "mpn": "30KL0002US", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip", "cpu_arch": "Arm64", "cores": "20 cores: 10 Cortex-X925 + 10 Cortex-A725", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell", "npu": null, "ai_peak": "Up to 1 PFLOP at FP4 with sparsity, a theoretical vendor peak; not FP32 performance or measured model throughput.", "platform": "NVIDIA CUDA and DGX software stack; Arm64-compatible applications required.", "memory_gb": "128", "memory_type": "unified", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8533, onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM.", "bandwidth": "273 GB/s", "memory_upgrade": "Onboard; choose capacity before purchase.", "ssd_gb": "1000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD", "storage_expansion": null, "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "USB-C connectivity; HDMI; RJ45; ConnectX-7 ports. Check the linked model-specific port layout.", "displays": "HDMI", "ethernet": "10GbE RJ45; ConnectX-7 high-speed networking up to 200Gb/s", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": "1.2", "weight_qualifier": "approx", "dimensions": "150 × 150 × 50.5 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "240W external adapter", "tdp": null, "os": "NVIDIA DGX OS", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://lenovopress.lenovo.com/lp2321-thinkstation-pgx", "notes": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10932, "name": "B&H Photo Video — Lenovo ThinkStation PGX 128GB unified memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 10929, "configuration_id": 10931, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10931", "seller_name": "B&H Photo Video", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "retailer", "seller_url": "https://www.bhphotovideo.com/", "listing_url": "https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1927563-REG/lenovo_30kl0002us_thinkstation_pgx_small_form.html", "seller_sku": null, "region": "United States", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "5859", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "out_of_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "Temporarily out of stock when checked; displayed price is not a guarantee of delivery." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "5859", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "B&H Photo Video", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1927563-REG/lenovo_30kl0002us_thinkstation_pgx_small_form.html", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "out_of_stock", "conditions": "Temporarily out of stock when checked; displayed price is not a guarantee of delivery." } } ] } ] } ``` ### HP ZGX Nano G1n Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/hp-zgx-nano-g1n/ ```json { "id": 10933, "name": "HP ZGX Nano G1n", "slug": "hp-zgx-nano-g1n", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/hp-zgx-nano-g1n/", "description": "HP ZGX Nano G1n is listed here in the 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD configuration. ZGX Nano G1n pairs the GB10 platform with HP’s ZGX software tools. This page prices the 4TB US configuration; the linked regional family specifications also describe other drive capacities. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nHP ZGX Nano G1n specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, paired with NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10). One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing HP ZGX Nano G1n for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nHP ZGX Nano G1n price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 7699, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "ZGX Nano G1n pairs the GB10 platform with HP’s ZGX software tools.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/hp-zgx-nano-g1n-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10934, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/hp-zgx-nano-g1n-transparent.webp", "alt": "HP ZGX Nano G1n AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "HP", "model_name": "ZGX Nano G1n", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/ish_13212147-13212192-16", "image_id": "10934", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "HP ZGX Nano G1n AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "HP", "image_source": "https://hp.widen.net/content/1b1jkesv71/png/1b1jkesv71.png?w=1200&h=900&color=ffffff00", "best_for": "ZGX Nano G1n pairs the GB10 platform with HP’s ZGX software tools. This page prices the 4TB US configuration; the linked regional family specifications also describe other drive capacities.", "caveats": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/ish_13212147-13212192-16\nhttps://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1927221-REG/hp_cz2v8ut_aba_zgx_nano_g1n_station.html", "seo_title": "HP ZGX Nano G1n Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare HP ZGX Nano G1n specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10934" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10935, "name": "HP ZGX Nano G1n — 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "model_id": 10933, "attributes": { "model": "10933", "label": "128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "mpn": "CZ2V8UT#ABA", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip", "cpu_arch": "Arm64", "cores": "20 cores: 10 Cortex-X925 + 10 Cortex-A725", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell", "npu": null, "ai_peak": "Up to 1 PFLOP at FP4 with sparsity, a theoretical vendor peak; not FP32 performance or measured model throughput.", "platform": "NVIDIA CUDA and DGX software stack; Arm64-compatible applications required.", "memory_gb": "128", "memory_type": "unified", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8533, onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM.", "bandwidth": "273 GB/s", "memory_upgrade": "Onboard; choose capacity before purchase.", "ssd_gb": "4000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD", "storage_expansion": null, "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "USB-C connectivity; HDMI; RJ45; ConnectX-7 ports. Check the linked model-specific port layout.", "displays": "HDMI", "ethernet": "10GbE RJ45; ConnectX-7 high-speed networking up to 200Gb/s", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": "1.25", "weight_qualifier": "from", "dimensions": "150 × 150 × 51 mm excluding feet; height 54.5 mm including feet", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "240W external adapter", "tdp": null, "os": "NVIDIA DGX OS", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/ish_13212147-13212192-16", "notes": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10936, "name": "B&H Photo Video — HP ZGX Nano G1n 128GB unified memory / 4TB SSD", "model_id": 10933, "configuration_id": 10935, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10935", "seller_name": "B&H Photo Video", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "retailer", "seller_url": "https://www.bhphotovideo.com/", "listing_url": "https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1927221-REG/hp_cz2v8ut_aba_zgx_nano_g1n_station.html", "seller_sku": null, "region": "United States", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "7699", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "out_of_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "Temporarily out of stock when checked; displayed price is not a guarantee of delivery." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "7699", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "B&H Photo Video", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1927221-REG/hp_cz2v8ut_aba_zgx_nano_g1n_station.html", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "out_of_stock", "conditions": "Temporarily out of stock when checked; displayed price is not a guarantee of delivery." } } ] } ] } ``` ### Dell Pro Precision with GB10 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/dell-pro-precision-with-gb10/ ```json { "id": 10937, "name": "Dell Pro Precision with GB10", "slug": "dell-pro-precision-with-gb10", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/dell-pro-precision-with-gb10/", "description": "Dell Pro Precision with GB10 is listed here in the 128GB unified memory / 2TB SSD configuration. Dell now markets FCM1253 as Pro Precision with GB10, while some support documents retain Pro Max branding. The selected 2TB configuration uses QLC storage and a 280W adapter. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nDell Pro Precision with GB10 specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, paired with NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10). One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies 2TB M.2 2230 PCIe Gen4x4 QLC SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing Dell Pro Precision with GB10 for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nDell Pro Precision with GB10 price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 6593, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "Dell now markets FCM1253 as Pro Precision with GB10, while some support documents retain Pro Max branding.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/dell-pro-precision-with-gb10-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10938, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/dell-pro-precision-with-gb10-transparent.webp", "alt": "Dell Pro Precision with GB10 AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "Dell", "model_name": "Pro Precision with GB10", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/workstation/spd/dellpromaxwithgb10fcm1253", "image_id": "10938", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "Dell Pro Precision with GB10 AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "Dell", "image_source": "https://i.dell.com/is/image/DellContent/content/dam/ss2/product-images/dell-client-products/desktops/dell-pro-max/fcm1253/media-gallery/desktop-dell-pro-max-fcm1253-micro-bk-gallery-1.psd?fmt=png-alpha&wid=1200&hei=1200&fit=fit", "best_for": "Dell now markets FCM1253 as Pro Precision with GB10, while some support documents retain Pro Max branding. The selected 2TB configuration uses QLC storage and a 280W adapter.", "caveats": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/workstation/spd/dellpromaxwithgb10fcm1253", "seo_title": "Dell Pro Precision with GB10 Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Dell Pro Precision with GB10 specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10938" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10939, "name": "Dell Pro Precision with GB10 — 128GB unified memory / 2TB SSD", "model_id": 10937, "attributes": { "model": "10937", "label": "128GB unified memory / 2TB SSD", "mpn": "FCM1253 / fcm1253_reg_01", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip", "cpu_arch": "Arm64", "cores": "20 cores: 10 Cortex-X925 + 10 Cortex-A725", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell GPU (GB10)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell", "npu": null, "ai_peak": "Up to 1 PFLOP at FP4 with sparsity, a theoretical vendor peak; not FP32 performance or measured model throughput.", "platform": "NVIDIA CUDA and DGX software stack; Arm64-compatible applications required.", "memory_gb": "128", "memory_type": "unified", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8533, onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "One 128GB coherent pool shared by the CPU and GPU; not 128GB dedicated VRAM.", "bandwidth": "273 GB/s", "memory_upgrade": "Onboard; choose capacity before purchase.", "ssd_gb": "2000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "2TB M.2 2230 PCIe Gen4x4 QLC SSD", "storage_expansion": null, "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "USB-C connectivity; HDMI; RJ45; ConnectX-7 ports. Check the linked model-specific port layout.", "displays": "HDMI", "ethernet": "10GbE RJ45; ConnectX-7 high-speed networking up to 200Gb/s", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": "1.22", "weight_qualifier": "from", "dimensions": "150 × 150 × 51 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "280W USB-C external adapter", "tdp": null, "os": "NVIDIA DGX OS 7", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/workstation/spd/dellpromaxwithgb10fcm1253", "notes": "The selected configuration is 128GB; lower-capacity family variants and other SSD options are not this offer." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10940, "name": "Dell — Dell Pro Precision with GB10 128GB unified memory / 2TB SSD", "model_id": 10937, "configuration_id": 10939, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10939", "seller_name": "Dell", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/workstation/spd/dellpromaxwithgb10fcm1253", "listing_url": "https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/workstation/spd/dellpromaxwithgb10fcm1253", "seller_sku": null, "region": "United States", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "6593", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "unknown", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": null }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "6593", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "Dell", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/workstation/spd/dellpromaxwithgb10fcm1253", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "unknown", "conditions": null } } ] } ] } ``` ### ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/asus-expertcenter-pro-et900n-g3/ ```json { "id": 10941, "name": "ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3", "slug": "asus-expertcenter-pro-et900n-g3", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/asus-expertcenter-pro-et900n-g3/", "description": "ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 is listed here in the 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 8TB raw SSD configuration. ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 is an ASUS deskside GB300 workstation for teams that need a larger local AI development platform. The selected reseller build has 8TB of storage, distinct from the manufacturer’s base drive arrangement. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA Grace CPU (GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra platform), paired with NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPU (GB300). 252GB HBM3e on the main GPU plus 496GB CPU memory; 748GB coherent total across NVLink-C2C. These are different memory tiers, not 748GB of HBM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies NVMe SSD configuration. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is EUR 131500, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 is an ASUS deskside GB300 workstation for teams that need a larger local AI development platform.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/asus-expertcenter-pro-et900n-g3-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10942, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/asus-expertcenter-pro-et900n-g3-transparent.webp", "alt": "ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "ASUS", "model_name": "ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://www.asus.com/displays-desktops/workstations/performance/expertcenter-pro-et900n-g3/techspec/", "image_id": "10942", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "ASUS", "image_source": "https://dlcdnwebimgs.asus.com/gain/92cf3421-a53e-45ae-b95d-5df427513204/w1000", "best_for": "ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 is an ASUS deskside GB300 workstation for teams that need a larger local AI development platform. The selected reseller build has 8TB of storage, distinct from the manufacturer’s base drive arrangement.", "caveats": "Configured storage and optional display GPUs vary by seller. GPU peak compute is precision-dependent; no application benchmark is implied.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.asus.com/displays-desktops/workstations/performance/expertcenter-pro-et900n-g3/techspec/\nhttps://buyzero.de/products/asus-expertcenter-pro-et900n-g3-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "seo_title": "ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10942" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10943, "name": "ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 — 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 8TB raw SSD", "model_id": 10941, "attributes": { "model": "10941", "label": "496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 8TB raw SSD", "mpn": null, "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA Grace CPU (GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra platform)", "cpu_arch": "Arm64 / Neoverse V2", "cores": "72 CPU cores", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPU (GB300)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell Ultra", "npu": null, "ai_peak": null, "platform": "NVIDIA accelerated AI software; Arm64 application compatibility required.", "memory_gb": "496", "memory_type": "dedicated", "memory_technology": "496GB LPDDR5x CPU memory", "vram_gb": "252", "gpu_memory_note": "252GB HBM3e on the main GPU plus 496GB CPU memory; 748GB coherent total across NVLink-C2C. 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GPU peak compute is precision-dependent; no application benchmark is implied." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10944, "name": "BuyZero — ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 8TB raw SSD", "model_id": 10941, "configuration_id": 10943, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10943", "seller_name": "BuyZero", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "reseller", "seller_url": "https://buyzero.de/", "listing_url": "https://buyzero.de/products/asus-expertcenter-pro-et900n-g3-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "seller_sku": null, "region": "Germany / European listing", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "131500", "currency": "EUR", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "in_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "Seller lists availability; confirm build lead time, exact SSD allocation, tax treatment and regional support before ordering. This is a reseller price, not a manufacturer MSRP." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "131500", "currency": "EUR", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "BuyZero", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://buyzero.de/products/asus-expertcenter-pro-et900n-g3-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "Germany / European listing", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "in_stock", "conditions": "Seller lists availability; confirm build lead time, exact SSD allocation, tax treatment and regional support before ordering. This is a reseller price, not a manufacturer MSRP." } } ] } ] } ``` ### GIGABYTE W775-V10-L01 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gigabyte-w775-v10-l01/ ```json { "id": 10945, "name": "GIGABYTE W775-V10-L01", "slug": "gigabyte-w775-v10-l01", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gigabyte-w775-v10-l01/", "description": "GIGABYTE W775-V10-L01 is listed here in the 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 8TB raw SSD configuration. W775-V10-L01 is GIGABYTE’s deskside GB300 system. Its enterprise networking is a stronger differentiator than a generic desktop label, particularly when the workstation must exchange large datasets with other compute nodes. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nGIGABYTE W775-V10-L01 specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA Grace CPU (GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra platform), paired with NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPU (GB300). 252GB HBM3e on the main GPU plus 496GB CPU memory; 748GB coherent total across NVLink-C2C. These are different memory tiers, not 748GB of HBM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies NVMe SSD configuration. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing GIGABYTE W775-V10-L01 for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nGIGABYTE W775-V10-L01 price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is EUR 119500, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "W775-V10-L01 is GIGABYTE’s deskside GB300 system.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/gigabyte-w775-v10-l01-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10946, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/gigabyte-w775-v10-l01-transparent.webp", "alt": "GIGABYTE W775-V10-L01 AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "GIGABYTE", "model_name": "W775-V10-L01", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://www.gigacomputing.com/en/blog-detail/W775-V10-L01/", "image_id": "10946", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "GIGABYTE W775-V10-L01 AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "GIGABYTE", "image_source": "https://www.gigacomputing.com/upload/blog_b/W775__26H13TAkHl.png", "best_for": "W775-V10-L01 is GIGABYTE’s deskside GB300 system. Its enterprise networking is a stronger differentiator than a generic desktop label, particularly when the workstation must exchange large datasets with other compute nodes.", "caveats": "Configured storage and optional display GPUs vary by seller. GPU peak compute is precision-dependent; no application benchmark is implied.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.gigacomputing.com/en/blog-detail/W775-V10-L01/\nhttps://buyzero.de/products/gigabyte-w775-v10-l01-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "seo_title": "GIGABYTE W775-V10-L01 Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare GIGABYTE W775-V10-L01 specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10946" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10947, "name": "GIGABYTE W775-V10-L01 — 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 8TB raw SSD", "model_id": 10945, "attributes": { "model": "10945", "label": "496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 8TB raw SSD", "mpn": null, "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA Grace CPU (GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra platform)", "cpu_arch": "Arm64 / Neoverse V2", "cores": "72 CPU cores", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPU (GB300)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell Ultra", "npu": null, "ai_peak": null, "platform": "NVIDIA accelerated AI software; Arm64 application compatibility required.", "memory_gb": "496", "memory_type": "dedicated", "memory_technology": "496GB LPDDR5x CPU memory", "vram_gb": "252", "gpu_memory_note": "252GB HBM3e on the main GPU plus 496GB CPU memory; 748GB coherent total across NVLink-C2C. These are different memory tiers, not 748GB of HBM.", "bandwidth": "CPU memory up to 396 GB/s; GPU HBM3e up to 7.1 TB/s (platform specifications)", "memory_upgrade": "Integrated platform memory; confirm factory configuration.", "ssd_gb": "8000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "NVMe SSD configuration", "storage_expansion": "Four M.2 slots; confirm installed SSD allocation.", "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": null, "displays": null, "ethernet": "ConnectX-8 dual 400Gb/s; 10GbE; 1GbE management", "wifi": null, "bluetooth": null, "weight_kg": null, "weight_qualifier": "unknown", "dimensions": "245 × 531 × 500.4 mm", "cooling": null, "power": "1600W 80 PLUS Platinum PSU", "tdp": null, "os": "Confirm seller-installed Linux distribution", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.gigacomputing.com/en/blog-detail/W775-V10-L01/", "notes": "Configured storage and optional display GPUs vary by seller. GPU peak compute is precision-dependent; no application benchmark is implied." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10948, "name": "BuyZero — GIGABYTE W775-V10-L01 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 8TB raw SSD", "model_id": 10945, "configuration_id": 10947, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10947", "seller_name": "BuyZero", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "reseller", "seller_url": "https://buyzero.de/", "listing_url": "https://buyzero.de/products/gigabyte-w775-v10-l01-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "seller_sku": null, "region": "Germany / European listing", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "119500", "currency": "EUR", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "in_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "Seller lists availability; confirm build lead time, exact SSD allocation, tax treatment and regional support before ordering. This is a reseller price, not a manufacturer MSRP." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "119500", "currency": "EUR", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "BuyZero", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://buyzero.de/products/gigabyte-w775-v10-l01-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "Germany / European listing", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "in_stock", "conditions": "Seller lists availability; confirm build lead time, exact SSD allocation, tax treatment and regional support before ordering. This is a reseller price, not a manufacturer MSRP." } } ] } ] } ``` ### MSI XpertStation WS300 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/msi-xpertstation-ws300/ ```json { "id": 10949, "name": "MSI XpertStation WS300", "slug": "msi-xpertstation-ws300", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/msi-xpertstation-ws300/", "description": "MSI XpertStation WS300 is listed here in the 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 4TB raw SSD configuration. XpertStation WS300 is MSI’s GB300 station. The WS300T60L seller listing specifies 4TB storage, while chassis weight is not published in the reviewed manufacturer document. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nMSI XpertStation WS300 specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA Grace CPU (GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra platform), paired with NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPU (GB300). 252GB HBM3e on the main GPU plus 496GB CPU memory; 748GB coherent total across NVLink-C2C. These are different memory tiers, not 748GB of HBM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies NVMe SSD configuration. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing MSI XpertStation WS300 for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nMSI XpertStation WS300 price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is EUR 108000, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "XpertStation WS300 is MSI’s GB300 station.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/msi-xpertstation-ws300-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10950, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/msi-xpertstation-ws300-transparent.webp", "alt": "MSI XpertStation WS300 AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "MSI", "model_name": "XpertStation WS300", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://www.msi.com/news/detail/MSI-XpertStation-WS300-Based-on-NVIDIA-DGX-Station-Now-Available-149802", "image_id": "10950", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "MSI XpertStation WS300 AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "MSI / BuyZero product photography", "image_source": "https://buyzero.de/cdn/shop/files/msi-XpertStation-WS300-NVIDIA-DGX-Station-GB300-hero.png?v=1785700536", "best_for": "XpertStation WS300 is MSI’s GB300 station. The WS300T60L seller listing specifies 4TB storage, while chassis weight is not published in the reviewed manufacturer document.", "caveats": "Configured storage and optional display GPUs vary by seller. GPU peak compute is precision-dependent; no application benchmark is implied.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.msi.com/news/detail/MSI-XpertStation-WS300-Based-on-NVIDIA-DGX-Station-Now-Available-149802\nhttps://download-2.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/server/WS300-D05152026.pdf\nhttps://buyzero.de/products/msi-xpertstation-ws300-ws300t60l-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "seo_title": "MSI XpertStation WS300 Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare MSI XpertStation WS300 specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10950" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10951, "name": "MSI XpertStation WS300 — 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 4TB raw SSD", "model_id": 10949, "attributes": { "model": "10949", "label": "496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 4TB raw SSD", "mpn": "WS300T60L", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA Grace CPU (GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra platform)", "cpu_arch": "Arm64 / Neoverse V2", "cores": "72 CPU cores", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPU (GB300)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell Ultra", "npu": null, "ai_peak": null, "platform": "NVIDIA accelerated AI software; Arm64 application compatibility required.", "memory_gb": "496", "memory_type": "dedicated", "memory_technology": "496GB LPDDR5x CPU memory", "vram_gb": "252", "gpu_memory_note": "252GB HBM3e on the main GPU plus 496GB CPU memory; 748GB coherent total across NVLink-C2C. These are different memory tiers, not 748GB of HBM.", "bandwidth": "CPU memory up to 396 GB/s; GPU HBM3e up to 7.1 TB/s (platform specifications)", "memory_upgrade": "Integrated platform memory; confirm factory configuration.", "ssd_gb": "4000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "NVMe SSD configuration", "storage_expansion": "Four M.2 slots", "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": null, "displays": null, "ethernet": "ConnectX-8 dual 400Gb/s; 10GbE; 1GbE management", "wifi": null, "bluetooth": null, "weight_kg": null, "weight_qualifier": "unknown", "dimensions": "247.8 × 582.7 × 527.9 mm", "cooling": null, "power": "1600W PSU", "tdp": null, "os": "Confirm seller-installed Linux distribution", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://download-2.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/server/WS300-D05152026.pdf", "notes": "Configured storage and optional display GPUs vary by seller. GPU peak compute is precision-dependent; no application benchmark is implied." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10952, "name": "BuyZero — MSI XpertStation WS300 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 4TB raw SSD", "model_id": 10949, "configuration_id": 10951, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10951", "seller_name": "BuyZero", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "reseller", "seller_url": "https://buyzero.de/", "listing_url": "https://buyzero.de/products/msi-xpertstation-ws300-ws300t60l-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "seller_sku": null, "region": "Germany / European listing", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "108000", "currency": "EUR", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "in_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "Seller lists availability; confirm build lead time, exact SSD allocation, tax treatment and regional support before ordering. This is a reseller price, not a manufacturer MSRP." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "108000", "currency": "EUR", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "BuyZero", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://buyzero.de/products/msi-xpertstation-ws300-ws300t60l-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "Germany / European listing", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "in_stock", "conditions": "Seller lists availability; confirm build lead time, exact SSD allocation, tax treatment and regional support before ordering. This is a reseller price, not a manufacturer MSRP." } } ] } ] } ``` ### Supermicro Super AI Station ARS-511GD-NB-LCC Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/supermicro-super-ai-station-ars-511gd-nb-lcc/ ```json { "id": 10953, "name": "Supermicro Super AI Station ARS-511GD-NB-LCC", "slug": "supermicro-super-ai-station-ars-511gd-nb-lcc", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/supermicro-super-ai-station-ars-511gd-nb-lcc/", "description": "Supermicro ARS-511GD-NB-LCC is listed here in the 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 6TB raw SSD configuration. Supermicro ARS-511GD-NB-LCC brings server-style management and direct liquid cooling to a tower or rack deployment. Its dimensions need an orientation qualifier because a 5U rack installation is physically different from a standing tower. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nSupermicro ARS-511GD-NB-LCC specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA Grace CPU (GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra platform), paired with NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPU (GB300). 252GB HBM3e on the main GPU plus 496GB CPU memory; 748GB coherent total across NVLink-C2C. These are different memory tiers, not 748GB of HBM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies NVMe SSD configuration. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing Supermicro ARS-511GD-NB-LCC for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nSupermicro ARS-511GD-NB-LCC price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is EUR 104800, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "Supermicro ARS-511GD-NB-LCC brings server-style management and direct liquid cooling to a tower or rack deployment.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/supermicro-super-ai-station-ars-511gd-nb-lcc-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10954, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/supermicro-super-ai-station-ars-511gd-nb-lcc-transparent.webp", "alt": "Supermicro ARS-511GD-NB-LCC AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "Supermicro", "model_name": "Super AI Station ARS-511GD-NB-LCC", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://www.supermicro.com/en/products/system/gpu/tower/ars-511gd-nb-lcc", "image_id": "10954", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "Supermicro ARS-511GD-NB-LCC AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "Supermicro / BuyZero product photography", "image_source": "https://buyzero.de/cdn/shop/files/Supermicro-Super-AI-Station-NVIDIA-DGX-Station-GB-300-ARS-511GD-NB-LCC_angle.jpg?v=1785070028", "best_for": "Supermicro ARS-511GD-NB-LCC brings server-style management and direct liquid cooling to a tower or rack deployment. Its dimensions need an orientation qualifier because a 5U rack installation is physically different from a standing tower.", "caveats": "Configured storage and optional display GPUs vary by seller. GPU peak compute is precision-dependent; no application benchmark is implied.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.supermicro.com/en/products/system/gpu/tower/ars-511gd-nb-lcc\nhttps://buyzero.de/products/supermicro-super-ai-station-ars-511gd-nb-lcc-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "seo_title": "Supermicro ARS-511GD-NB-LCC Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Supermicro ARS-511GD-NB-LCC specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10954" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10955, "name": "Supermicro Super AI Station ARS-511GD-NB-LCC — 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 6TB raw SSD", "model_id": 10953, "attributes": { "model": "10953", "label": "496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 6TB raw SSD", "mpn": "ARS-511GD-NB-LCC", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA Grace CPU (GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra platform)", "cpu_arch": "Arm64 / Neoverse V2", "cores": "72 CPU cores", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPU (GB300)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell Ultra", "npu": null, "ai_peak": null, "platform": "NVIDIA accelerated AI software; Arm64 application compatibility required.", "memory_gb": "496", "memory_type": "dedicated", "memory_technology": "496GB LPDDR5x CPU memory", "vram_gb": "252", "gpu_memory_note": "252GB HBM3e on the main GPU plus 496GB CPU memory; 748GB coherent total across NVLink-C2C. These are different memory tiers, not 748GB of HBM.", "bandwidth": "CPU memory up to 396 GB/s; GPU HBM3e up to 7.1 TB/s (platform specifications)", "memory_upgrade": "Integrated platform memory; confirm factory configuration.", "ssd_gb": "6000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "NVMe SSD configuration", "storage_expansion": "Two PCIe 5.0 M.2 slots plus two PCIe 6.0 M.2 slots", "ports_front": "2 USB-A 3.0", "ports_rear": "4 USB-A 3.0 Gen2; mini DisplayPort for management; networking", "displays": null, "ethernet": "ConnectX-8 dual 400Gb/s; 10GbE; 1GbE management", "wifi": null, "bluetooth": null, "weight_kg": "40", "weight_qualifier": "exact", "dimensions": "454.7 × 701 × 218.4 mm in rack orientation; tower orientation differs", "cooling": "Closed-loop direct-to-chip liquid cooling", "power": "1600W 80 PLUS Titanium PSU", "tdp": null, "os": "Confirm seller-installed Linux distribution", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.supermicro.com/en/products/system/gpu/tower/ars-511gd-nb-lcc", "notes": "Configured storage and optional display GPUs vary by seller. GPU peak compute is precision-dependent; no application benchmark is implied." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10956, "name": "BuyZero — Supermicro Super AI Station ARS-511GD-NB-LCC 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 6TB raw SSD", "model_id": 10953, "configuration_id": 10955, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10955", "seller_name": "BuyZero", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "reseller", "seller_url": "https://buyzero.de/", "listing_url": "https://buyzero.de/products/supermicro-super-ai-station-ars-511gd-nb-lcc-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "seller_sku": null, "region": "Germany / European listing", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "104800", "currency": "EUR", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "in_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "Seller lists availability; confirm build lead time, exact SSD allocation, tax treatment and regional support before ordering. This is a reseller price, not a manufacturer MSRP." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "104800", "currency": "EUR", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "BuyZero", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://buyzero.de/products/supermicro-super-ai-station-ars-511gd-nb-lcc-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "Germany / European listing", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "in_stock", "conditions": "Seller lists availability; confirm build lead time, exact SSD allocation, tax treatment and regional support before ordering. This is a reseller price, not a manufacturer MSRP." } } ] } ] } ``` ### HP ZGX Fury G1n Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/hp-zgx-fury-g1n/ ```json { "id": 10957, "name": "HP ZGX Fury G1n", "slug": "hp-zgx-fury-g1n", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/hp-zgx-fury-g1n/", "description": "HP ZGX Fury G1n is listed here in the 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / seller-configured SSD configuration. ZGX Fury G1n is HP’s larger GB300 AI station. The main purchasing issue in the reviewed documents is the precise SSD build: regional configurations contain different drive combinations, so capacity must be agreed with the seller. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nHP ZGX Fury G1n specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA Grace CPU (GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra platform), paired with NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPU (GB300). 252GB HBM3e on the main GPU plus 496GB CPU memory; 748GB coherent total across NVLink-C2C. These are different memory tiers, not 748GB of HBM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies NVMe SSD configuration. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing HP ZGX Fury G1n for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nHP ZGX Fury G1n price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is EUR 130000, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "ZGX Fury G1n is HP’s larger GB300 AI station.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/hp-zgx-fury-g1n-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10958, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/hp-zgx-fury-g1n-transparent.webp", "alt": "HP ZGX Fury G1n AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "HP", "model_name": "ZGX Fury G1n", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://www.hp.com/nz-en/products/workstations/product-details/product-specifications/2104276817", "image_id": "10958", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "HP ZGX Fury G1n AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "HP / BuyZero product photography", "image_source": "https://buyzero.de/cdn/shop/files/HP-ZGX-Fury-G1n-AI-Station-NVIDIA-DGX-Station-GB300-hero_3ea1fce7-c866-45a4-a8be-c1a50ae5fb47.png?v=1785680047", "best_for": "ZGX Fury G1n is HP’s larger GB300 AI station. The main purchasing issue in the reviewed documents is the precise SSD build: regional configurations contain different drive combinations, so capacity must be agreed with the seller.", "caveats": "SSD allocation requires seller confirmation. Regional manufacturer documents describe differing drive combinations; no single capacity is asserted for this offer.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.hp.com/nz-en/products/workstations/product-details/product-specifications/2104276817\nhttps://buyzero.de/products/hp-zgx-fury-g1n-ai-station-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "seo_title": "HP ZGX Fury G1n Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare HP ZGX Fury G1n specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10958" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10959, "name": "HP ZGX Fury G1n — 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / seller-configured SSD", "model_id": 10957, "attributes": { "model": "10957", "label": "496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / seller-configured SSD", "mpn": null, "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA Grace CPU (GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra platform)", "cpu_arch": "Arm64 / Neoverse V2", "cores": "72 CPU cores", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPU (GB300)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell Ultra", "npu": null, "ai_peak": null, "platform": "NVIDIA accelerated AI software; Arm64 application compatibility required.", "memory_gb": "496", "memory_type": "dedicated", "memory_technology": "496GB LPDDR5x CPU memory", "vram_gb": "252", "gpu_memory_note": "252GB HBM3e on the main GPU plus 496GB CPU memory; 748GB coherent total across NVLink-C2C. These are different memory tiers, not 748GB of HBM.", "bandwidth": "CPU memory up to 396 GB/s; GPU HBM3e up to 7.1 TB/s (platform specifications)", "memory_upgrade": "Integrated platform memory; confirm factory configuration.", "ssd_gb": null, "storage_state": "unknown", "storage": "NVMe SSD configuration", "storage_expansion": null, "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": null, "displays": null, "ethernet": "ConnectX-8 dual 400Gb/s; 10GbE; 1GbE management", "wifi": null, "bluetooth": null, "weight_kg": "41", "weight_qualifier": "from", "dimensions": "446 × 221.5 × 667 mm (manufacturer regional specification)", "cooling": "Liquid-cooled rackable tower", "power": "1600W PSU", "tdp": null, "os": "Confirm seller-installed Linux distribution", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.hp.com/nz-en/products/workstations/product-details/product-specifications/2104276817", "notes": "SSD allocation requires seller confirmation. Regional manufacturer documents describe differing drive combinations; no single capacity is asserted for this offer." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10960, "name": "BuyZero — HP ZGX Fury G1n 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / seller-configured SSD", "model_id": 10957, "configuration_id": 10959, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10959", "seller_name": "BuyZero", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "reseller", "seller_url": "https://buyzero.de/", "listing_url": "https://buyzero.de/products/hp-zgx-fury-g1n-ai-station-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "seller_sku": null, "region": "Germany / European listing", "price_kind": "from", "amount": "130000", "currency": "EUR", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "in_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "Seller lists availability; confirm build lead time, exact SSD allocation, tax treatment and regional support before ordering. This is a reseller price, not a manufacturer MSRP." }, "pricing": { "status": "from", "amount": "130000", "currency": "EUR", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "BuyZero", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://buyzero.de/products/hp-zgx-fury-g1n-ai-station-nvidia-dgx-station-gb300", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "Germany / European listing", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "in_stock", "conditions": "Seller lists availability; confirm build lead time, exact SSD allocation, tax treatment and regional support before ordering. This is a reseller price, not a manufacturer MSRP." } } ] } ] } ``` ### Dell Pro Precision with GB300 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/dell-pro-precision-with-gb300/ ```json { "id": 10961, "name": "Dell Pro Precision with GB300", "slug": "dell-pro-precision-with-gb300", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/dell-pro-precision-with-gb300/", "description": "Dell Pro Precision with GB300 is listed here in the 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 16TB raw SSD configuration. Dell Pro Precision with GB300 is the current FCT6263 storefront name; earlier pages call it Pro Max. The selected US build includes four 4TB drives and a separate display GPU, making it more specific than a generic GB300 platform price. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nDell Pro Precision with GB300 specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is NVIDIA Grace CPU (GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra platform), paired with NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPU (GB300). 252GB HBM3e on the main GPU plus 496GB CPU memory; 748GB coherent total across NVLink-C2C. These are different memory tiers, not 748GB of HBM. Selected Dell offer also includes an RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell display GPU with a separate 16GB GDDR7 pool; it is not added to GB300 HBM. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies Four 4TB PCIe Gen4x4 NVMe TLC SED SSDs; 16TB raw total. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing Dell Pro Precision with GB300 for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nDell Pro Precision with GB300 price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 159283, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "Dell Pro Precision with GB300 is the current FCT6263 storefront name; earlier pages call it Pro Max.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/dell-pro-precision-with-gb300-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10962, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/dell-pro-precision-with-gb300-transparent.webp", "alt": "Dell Pro Precision with GB300 AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "Dell", "model_name": "Pro Precision with GB300", "category": "ai_station", "official_url": "https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/workstation/spd/dellpromaxwithgb300fct6263", "image_id": "10962", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "Dell Pro Precision with GB300 AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "Dell", "image_source": "https://i.dell.com/is/image/DellContent/content/dam/ss2/product-images/dell-client-products/desktops/dell-pro-max/fct6263/media-gallery/desktop-dell-pro-max-fct6263-bk-gallery-1.psd?fmt=png-alpha&wid=1200&hei=1200&fit=fit", "best_for": "Dell Pro Precision with GB300 is the current FCT6263 storefront name; earlier pages call it Pro Max. The selected US build includes four 4TB drives and a separate display GPU, making it more specific than a generic GB300 platform price.", "caveats": "Dell lists 38.67kg as maximum weight, not starting weight. RAID 1 on two of the drives reduces usable capacity below the 16TB raw sum.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/workstation/spd/dellpromaxwithgb300fct6263", "seo_title": "Dell Pro Precision with GB300 Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Dell Pro Precision with GB300 specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10962" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10963, "name": "Dell Pro Precision with GB300 — 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 16TB raw SSD", "model_id": 10961, "attributes": { "model": "10961", "label": "496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 16TB raw SSD", "mpn": "FCT6263 / fct6263_reg_01", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "NVIDIA Grace CPU (GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra platform)", "cpu_arch": "Arm64 / Neoverse V2", "cores": "72 CPU cores", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPU (GB300)", "gpu_arch": "Blackwell Ultra", "npu": null, "ai_peak": null, "platform": "NVIDIA accelerated AI software; Arm64 application compatibility required.", "memory_gb": "496", "memory_type": "dedicated", "memory_technology": "496GB LPDDR5x CPU memory", "vram_gb": "252", "gpu_memory_note": "252GB HBM3e on the main GPU plus 496GB CPU memory; 748GB coherent total across NVLink-C2C. These are different memory tiers, not 748GB of HBM. Selected Dell offer also includes an RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell display GPU with a separate 16GB GDDR7 pool; it is not added to GB300 HBM.", "bandwidth": "CPU memory up to 396 GB/s; GPU HBM3e up to 7.1 TB/s (platform specifications)", "memory_upgrade": "Integrated platform memory; confirm factory configuration.", "ssd_gb": "16000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "Four 4TB PCIe Gen4x4 NVMe TLC SED SSDs; 16TB raw total", "storage_expansion": null, "ports_front": "Top: 2 USB-A 10Gb/s; 2 USB-C 10Gb/s", "ports_rear": "4 USB-A 10Gb/s; dual QSFP112; 1GbE; 10GbE; audio", "displays": null, "ethernet": "ConnectX-8 dual 400Gb/s; 10GbE; 1GbE management", "wifi": null, "bluetooth": null, "weight_kg": "38.67", "weight_qualifier": "up_to", "dimensions": "231.6 × 610.5 × 569 mm", "cooling": null, "power": "1600W PSU", "tdp": null, "os": "Ubuntu 24.04 LTS with NVIDIA AI Developer Tools and Ubuntu Pro", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/workstation/spd/dellpromaxwithgb300fct6263", "notes": "Dell lists 38.67kg as maximum weight, not starting weight. RAID 1 on two of the drives reduces usable capacity below the 16TB raw sum." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10964, "name": "Dell — Dell Pro Precision with GB300 496GB CPU + 252GB GPU / 16TB raw SSD", "model_id": 10961, "configuration_id": 10963, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10963", "seller_name": "Dell", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/workstation/spd/dellpromaxwithgb300fct6263", "listing_url": "https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/workstation/spd/dellpromaxwithgb300fct6263", "seller_sku": null, "region": "United States", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "159283", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "unknown", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "US configurator selection fct6263_reg_01; 16TB raw storage and RTX PRO 2000 display GPU. Delivery availability requires confirmation." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "159283", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "Dell", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/workstation/spd/dellpromaxwithgb300fct6263", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "unknown", "conditions": "US configurator selection fct6263_reg_01; 16TB raw storage and RTX PRO 2000 display GPU. Delivery availability requires confirmation." } } ] } ] } ``` ### Framework Desktop Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/framework-desktop/ ```json { "id": 10965, "name": "Framework Desktop", "slug": "framework-desktop", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/framework-desktop/", "description": "Framework Desktop is listed here in the 192GB memory / 2TB SSD configuration. Framework Desktop emphasizes replaceable desktop components around an integrated AMD platform. The selected prebuilt configuration is the newer 192GB Max+ PRO 495 system, so older Max+ 395 pricing does not describe this build. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nFramework Desktop specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495, paired with AMD Radeon 8065S. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing Framework Desktop for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nFramework Desktop price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 7449, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "Framework Desktop emphasizes replaceable desktop components around an integrated AMD platform.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/framework-desktop-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10966, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/framework-desktop-transparent.webp", "alt": "Framework Desktop AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "Framework", "model_name": "Desktop", "category": "workstation", "official_url": "https://frame.work/desktop?tab=specs", "image_id": "10966", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "Framework Desktop AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "Framework", "image_source": "https://static.frame.work/bv87cp0oj6mkol1615qhj23iwar5", "best_for": "Framework Desktop emphasizes replaceable desktop components around an integrated AMD platform. The selected prebuilt configuration is the newer 192GB Max+ PRO 495 system, so older Max+ 395 pricing does not describe this build.", "caveats": "Confirm exact regional SKU, software support and seller terms.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://frame.work/desktop?tab=specs", "seo_title": "Framework Desktop Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Framework Desktop specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10966" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10967, "name": "Framework Desktop — 192GB memory / 2TB SSD", "model_id": 10965, "attributes": { "model": "10965", "label": "192GB memory / 2TB SSD", "mpn": null, "condition": "complete", "cpu": "AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495", "cpu_arch": "x86-64", "cores": "16 cores / 32 threads", "cpu_clock": "3.1–5.2GHz", "gpu": "AMD Radeon 8065S", "gpu_arch": "RDNA 3.5, 40 compute units", "npu": "AMD XDNA 2; up to 55 NPU TOPS", "ai_peak": null, "platform": "Check the chosen inference runtime, operating system and GPU backend before deployment.", "memory_gb": "192", "memory_type": "shared", "memory_technology": "192GB LPDDR5x-8533 onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed.", "bandwidth": null, "memory_upgrade": "Onboard memory; not user-upgradeable", "ssd_gb": "2000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "M.2 NVMe SSD", "storage_expansion": "Two M.2 PCIe 4.0 x4 slots, up to 8TB per slot", "ports_front": "Two configurable expansion-card positions", "ports_rear": "2 USB4-C; 2 USB-A 10Gb/s; HDMI 2.1; 2 DisplayPort 2.1; 5GbE; audio", "displays": null, "ethernet": "5GbE", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": null, "weight_kg": "3.1", "weight_qualifier": "approx", "dimensions": "96.8 × 205.5 × 226.1 mm", "cooling": "120mm Noctua fan", "power": "400W Flex ATX PSU", "tdp": "120W sustained / 140W boost", "os": "Fedora 44 KDE (selected prebuilt listing)", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://frame.work/desktop?tab=specs", "notes": null }, "offers": [ { "id": 10968, "name": "Framework — Framework Desktop 192GB memory / 2TB SSD", "model_id": 10965, "configuration_id": 10967, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10967", "seller_name": "Framework", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://frame.work/desktop?tab=specs", "listing_url": "https://frame.work/desktop?tab=specs", "seller_sku": null, "region": "United States / USD storefront", "price_kind": "from", "amount": "7449", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "in_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": null }, "pricing": { "status": "from", "amount": "7449", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "Framework", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://frame.work/desktop?tab=specs", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "in_stock", "conditions": null } } ] } ] } ``` ### GMKtec EVO-X2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gmktec-evo-x2/ ```json { "id": 10897, "name": "GMKtec EVO-X2", "slug": "gmktec-evo-x2", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gmktec-evo-x2/", "description": "GMKtec EVO-X2 is listed here in the 64GB memory / 1TB SSD configuration. EVO-X2 is a large-memory AMD mini PC. This profile follows the 64GB/1TB US-plug offer, keeping the more expensive 128GB variants separate. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nGMKtec EVO-X2 specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395, paired with AMD Radeon 8060S. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing GMKtec EVO-X2 for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nGMKtec EVO-X2 price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 2199.99, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "EVO-X2 is a large-memory AMD mini PC.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/gmktec-evo-x2-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10970, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/gmktec-evo-x2-transparent.webp", "alt": "GMKtec EVO-X2 AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "GMKtec", "model_name": "EVO-X2", "category": "mini", "official_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/amd-ryzen%E2%84%A2-ai-max-395-evo-x2-ai-mini-pc", "image_id": "10970", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "GMKtec EVO-X2 AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "GMKtec", "image_source": "https://www.gmktec.com/cdn/shop/files/3236633c9c3cf624fc617d8ceea1246c_28049231-bded-49ff-915d-3fd6ae59ddef.png?v=1784801458", "best_for": "EVO-X2 is a large-memory AMD mini PC. This profile follows the 64GB/1TB US-plug offer, keeping the more expensive 128GB variants separate.", "caveats": "Confirm exact regional SKU, software support and seller terms.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/amd-ryzen%E2%84%A2-ai-max-395-evo-x2-ai-mini-pc", "seo_title": "GMKtec EVO-X2 Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare GMKtec EVO-X2 specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10970" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10898, "name": "GMKtec EVO-X2 — 64GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 10897, "attributes": { "model": "10897", "label": "64GB memory / 1TB SSD", "mpn": "EVO-X2-5-84S", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395", "cpu_arch": "x86-64", "cores": "16 cores / 32 threads", "cpu_clock": "Up to 5.1GHz boost", "gpu": "AMD Radeon 8060S", "gpu_arch": "RDNA 3.5, 40 compute units", "npu": "AMD XDNA 2; up to 50 NPU TOPS", "ai_peak": "Seller reports up to 50 NPU TOPS; precision is not stated. Peak figures require matching precision and workload for comparison.", "platform": "Check the chosen inference runtime, operating system and GPU backend before deployment.", "memory_gb": "64", "memory_type": "shared", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8000 onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed.", "bandwidth": null, "memory_upgrade": "Onboard memory; not user-upgradeable", "ssd_gb": "1000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "M.2 NVMe SSD", "storage_expansion": "Two M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 x4 slots, up to 8TB each", "ports_front": "2 USB-A 10Gb/s; USB4-C; SD 4.0; audio", "ports_rear": "DisplayPort 1.4; HDMI 2.1; USB-A 10Gb/s; 2 USB-A 2.0; USB4-C; Ethernet; audio", "displays": "HDMI 2.1 + DisplayPort 1.4 + USB4", "ethernet": "2.5GbE", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": null, "weight_qualifier": "unknown", "dimensions": "193 × 185.8 × 77 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "230.1W external adapter", "tdp": "120W sustained / 140W peak", "os": "Windows 11; confirm edition and regional license", "warranty": "Confirm warranty duration and extension eligibility for the selected market with GMKtec.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/amd-ryzen%E2%84%A2-ai-max-395-evo-x2-ai-mini-pc", "notes": "Capacity and price follow the selected 64GB / 1TB US variant; the generic specification text also references larger SSD options. A manufacturer-confirmed system weight was not found in the reviewed text." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10899, "name": "GMKtec — GMKtec EVO-X2 64GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 10897, "configuration_id": 10898, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10898", "seller_name": "GMKtec", "platform_name": "GMKtec US Store", "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://www.gmktec.com", "listing_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/amd-ryzen%E2%84%A2-ai-max-395-evo-x2-ai-mini-pc", "seller_sku": "EVO-X2-5-84S", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "2199.99", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "in_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "Manually entered for the 64GB / 1TB / US variant. Other memory, SSD and power-plug selections are separate configurations and can have different prices." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "2199.99", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "GMKtec", "platform": "GMKtec US Store", "source_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/amd-ryzen%E2%84%A2-ai-max-395-evo-x2-ai-mini-pc", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "in_stock", "conditions": "Manually entered for the 64GB / 1TB / US variant. Other memory, SSD and power-plug selections are separate configurations and can have different prices." } } ] } ] } ``` ### MINISFORUM MS-S1 MAX Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/minisforum-ms-s1-max/ ```json { "id": 10973, "name": "MINISFORUM MS-S1 MAX", "slug": "minisforum-ms-s1-max", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/minisforum-ms-s1-max/", "description": "MINISFORUM MS-S1 MAX is listed here in the 128GB memory / 2TB SSD configuration. MS-S1 MAX combines a large shared memory pool with dual 10GbE. Its physical expansion slot does not provide sixteen electrical PCIe lanes, an important distinction for external accelerator planning. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nMINISFORUM MS-S1 MAX specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395, paired with AMD Radeon 8060S. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing MINISFORUM MS-S1 MAX for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nMINISFORUM MS-S1 MAX price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 3919, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "MS-S1 MAX combines a large shared memory pool with dual 10GbE.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/minisforum-ms-s1-max-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10974, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/minisforum-ms-s1-max-transparent.webp", "alt": "MINISFORUM MS-S1 MAX AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "MINISFORUM", "model_name": "MS-S1 MAX", "category": "mini", "official_url": "https://store.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-ms-s1-max-mini-pc", "image_id": "10974", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "MINISFORUM MS-S1 MAX AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "MINISFORUM", "image_source": "https://store.minisforum.com/cdn/shop/files/Compressed_MS-S1_Max.png?v=1784442536", "best_for": "MS-S1 MAX combines a large shared memory pool with dual 10GbE. Its physical expansion slot does not provide sixteen electrical PCIe lanes, an important distinction for external accelerator planning.", "caveats": "Physical PCIe x16 expansion slot runs at PCIe 4.0 x4 electrically; it is not a full x16-lane link.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://store.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-ms-s1-max-mini-pc", "seo_title": "MINISFORUM MS-S1 MAX Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare MINISFORUM MS-S1 MAX specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10974" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10975, "name": "MINISFORUM MS-S1 MAX — 128GB memory / 2TB SSD", "model_id": 10973, "attributes": { "model": "10973", "label": "128GB memory / 2TB SSD", "mpn": null, "condition": "complete", "cpu": "AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395", "cpu_arch": "x86-64", "cores": "16 cores / 32 threads", "cpu_clock": "Up to 5.1GHz boost", "gpu": "AMD Radeon 8060S", "gpu_arch": "RDNA 3.5, 40 compute units", "npu": "AMD XDNA 2; up to 50 NPU TOPS", "ai_peak": null, "platform": "Check the chosen inference runtime, operating system and GPU backend before deployment.", "memory_gb": "128", "memory_type": "shared", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8000 onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed.", "bandwidth": null, "memory_upgrade": "Onboard memory; not user-upgradeable", "ssd_gb": "2000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "M.2 NVMe SSD", "storage_expansion": "Two M.2 slots: PCIe 4.0 x4 and PCIe 4.0 x1; up to 8TB each", "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "USB4 v2 80Gb/s; USB4 40Gb/s; HDMI; dual 10GbE; confirm complete front/rear layout", "displays": null, "ethernet": "Dual 10GbE", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": null, "weight_kg": "2.8", "weight_qualifier": "exact", "dimensions": "222.1 × 206.3 × 77.1 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "320W internal PSU", "tdp": null, "os": "Windows 11 Pro", "warranty": "Two-year seller warranty; regional terms apply.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://store.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-ms-s1-max-mini-pc", "notes": "Physical PCIe x16 expansion slot runs at PCIe 4.0 x4 electrically; it is not a full x16-lane link." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10976, "name": "MINISFORUM — MINISFORUM MS-S1 MAX 128GB memory / 2TB SSD", "model_id": 10973, "configuration_id": 10975, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10975", "seller_name": "MINISFORUM", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://store.minisforum.com", "listing_url": "https://store.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-ms-s1-max-mini-pc", "seller_sku": null, "region": "United States / USD storefront", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "3919", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "preorder", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "128GB/2TB option; advertised dispatch in late November 2026. Reconfirm lead time." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "3919", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "MINISFORUM", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://store.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-ms-s1-max-mini-pc", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "preorder", "conditions": "128GB/2TB option; advertised dispatch in late November 2026. Reconfirm lead time." } } ] } ] } ``` ### Beelink GTR9 Pro Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/beelink-gtr9-pro/ ```json { "id": 10977, "name": "Beelink GTR9 Pro", "slug": "beelink-gtr9-pro", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/beelink-gtr9-pro/", "description": "Beelink GTR9 Pro is listed here in the 128GB memory / 2TB SSD configuration. GTR9 Pro is a compact AMD system with dual 10GbE and an internal power supply. This listing follows the Ubuntu store option; the OpenClaw bundle and operating-system selection should be checked before ordering. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nBeelink GTR9 Pro specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395, paired with AMD Radeon 8060S. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing Beelink GTR9 Pro for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nBeelink GTR9 Pro price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 4349, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "GTR9 Pro is a compact AMD system with dual 10GbE and an internal power supply.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/beelink-gtr9-pro-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10978, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/beelink-gtr9-pro-transparent.webp", "alt": "Beelink GTR9 Pro AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "Beelink", "model_name": "GTR9 Pro", "category": "mini", "official_url": "https://us.bee-link.com/products/beelink-gtr9-pro-amd-ryzen-ai-max-395-processor-openclaw", "image_id": "10978", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "Beelink GTR9 Pro AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "Beelink", "image_source": "https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1003/7287/3498/files/44641052ec087246a15e8551df3adfac.png?v=1785923641", "best_for": "GTR9 Pro is a compact AMD system with dual 10GbE and an internal power supply. This listing follows the Ubuntu store option; the OpenClaw bundle and operating-system selection should be checked before ordering.", "caveats": "Confirm exact regional SKU, software support and seller terms.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://us.bee-link.com/products/beelink-gtr9-pro-amd-ryzen-ai-max-395-processor-openclaw", "seo_title": "Beelink GTR9 Pro Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Beelink GTR9 Pro specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. 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BOSGAME M5 is a Ryzen AI Max+ 395 mini desktop with a 128GB/2TB option. The current store does not expose a reliably verifiable exact price in the reviewed source, so the price remains unconfirmed. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nBOSGAME M5 specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395, paired with AMD Radeon 8060S. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing BOSGAME M5 for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nBOSGAME M5 price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is not yet confirmed for this exact configuration, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. 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Contact the manufacturer or an authorized seller; no old or different-generation price is substituted." }, "pricing": { "status": "unknown", "amount": null, "currency": null, "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "BOSGAME", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.bosgamepc.com/products/bosgame-m5-ai-mini-desktop-ryzen-ai-max-395", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "See linked regional listing", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "unknown", "conditions": "An exact current price for this precise configuration was not verified. Contact the manufacturer or an authorized seller; no old or different-generation price is substituted." } } ] } ] } ``` ### CORSAIR AI Workstation 300 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/corsair-ai-workstation-300/ ```json { "id": 10985, "name": "CORSAIR AI Workstation 300", "slug": "corsair-ai-workstation-300", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/corsair-ai-workstation-300/", "description": "CORSAIR AI Workstation 300 is listed here in the 128GB memory / 1TB SSD configuration. CORSAIR AI Workstation 300 packages the AMD platform with a Windows desktop software bundle. Its advertised GPU allocation comes from system memory, rather than a separate high-capacity graphics card. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nCORSAIR AI Workstation 300 specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395, paired with AMD Radeon 8060S. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing CORSAIR AI Workstation 300 for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nCORSAIR AI Workstation 300 price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 4599.99, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "CORSAIR AI Workstation 300 packages the AMD platform with a Windows desktop software bundle.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/corsair-ai-workstation-300-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10986, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/corsair-ai-workstation-300-transparent.webp", "alt": "CORSAIR AI Workstation 300 AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "CORSAIR", "model_name": "AI Workstation 300", "category": "workstation", "official_url": "https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/ai-workstations/cs-9080002-na/corsair-ai-workstation-300-amd-ryzen-ai-max-395-processor-amd-radeon-8060s-igpu-up-to-96gb-vram-128gb-lpddr5x-memory-1tb-m2-ssd-win11-home-cs-9080002-na", "image_id": "10986", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "CORSAIR AI Workstation 300 AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "CORSAIR", "image_source": "https://assets.corsair.com/image/upload/pages/intel-gamer-days/Aug-2025/Gallery/CORSAIR_AI_WORKSTATION_RENDER_01.png", "best_for": "CORSAIR AI Workstation 300 packages the AMD platform with a Windows desktop software bundle. Its advertised GPU allocation comes from system memory, rather than a separate high-capacity graphics card.", "caveats": "Up to 96GB GPU allocation is taken from the 128GB system memory pool; it is not a separate 96GB VRAM card.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/ai-workstations/cs-9080002-na/corsair-ai-workstation-300-amd-ryzen-ai-max-395-processor-amd-radeon-8060s-igpu-up-to-96gb-vram-128gb-lpddr5x-memory-1tb-m2-ssd-win11-home-cs-9080002-na", "seo_title": "CORSAIR AI Workstation 300 Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare CORSAIR AI Workstation 300 specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10986" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10987, "name": "CORSAIR AI Workstation 300 — 128GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 10985, "attributes": { "model": "10985", "label": "128GB memory / 1TB SSD", "mpn": "CS-9080002-NA", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395", "cpu_arch": "x86-64", "cores": "16 cores / 32 threads", "cpu_clock": "Up to 5.1GHz boost", "gpu": "AMD Radeon 8060S", "gpu_arch": "RDNA 3.5, 40 compute units", "npu": "AMD XDNA 2; up to 50 NPU TOPS", "ai_peak": null, "platform": "Check the chosen inference runtime, operating system and GPU backend before deployment.", "memory_gb": "128", "memory_type": "shared", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8000 onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed.", "bandwidth": null, "memory_upgrade": "Onboard memory; not user-upgradeable", "ssd_gb": "1000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "M.2 NVMe SSD", "storage_expansion": null, "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": null, "displays": null, "ethernet": null, "wifi": null, "bluetooth": null, "weight_kg": "4", "weight_qualifier": "exact", "dimensions": null, "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": null, "tdp": null, "os": "Windows 11 Home", "warranty": "Two-year manufacturer warranty", "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/ai-workstations/cs-9080002-na/corsair-ai-workstation-300-amd-ryzen-ai-max-395-processor-amd-radeon-8060s-igpu-up-to-96gb-vram-128gb-lpddr5x-memory-1tb-m2-ssd-win11-home-cs-9080002-na", "notes": "Up to 96GB GPU allocation is taken from the 128GB system memory pool; it is not a separate 96GB VRAM card." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10988, "name": "CORSAIR — CORSAIR AI Workstation 300 128GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 10985, "configuration_id": 10987, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10987", "seller_name": "CORSAIR", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/ai-workstations/cs-9080002-na/corsair-ai-workstation-300-amd-ryzen-ai-max-395-processor-amd-radeon-8060s-igpu-up-to-96gb-vram-128gb-lpddr5x-memory-1tb-m2-ssd-win11-home-cs-9080002-na", "listing_url": "https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/ai-workstations/cs-9080002-na/corsair-ai-workstation-300-amd-ryzen-ai-max-395-processor-amd-radeon-8060s-igpu-up-to-96gb-vram-128gb-lpddr5x-memory-1tb-m2-ssd-win11-home-cs-9080002-na", "seller_sku": "CS-9080002-NA", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "4599.99", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "in_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": null }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "4599.99", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "CORSAIR", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/ai-workstations/cs-9080002-na/corsair-ai-workstation-300-amd-ryzen-ai-max-395-processor-amd-radeon-8060s-igpu-up-to-96gb-vram-128gb-lpddr5x-memory-1tb-m2-ssd-win11-home-cs-9080002-na", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "in_stock", "conditions": null } } ] } ] } ``` ### HP Z2 Mini G1a Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/hp-z2-mini-g1a/ ```json { "id": 10989, "name": "HP Z2 Mini G1a", "slug": "hp-z2-mini-g1a", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/hp-z2-mini-g1a/", "description": "HP Z2 Mini G1a is listed here in the 128GB memory / 2TB SSD configuration. HP Z2 Mini G1a is a compact professional AMD workstation. Japan Model 17 is the specific 128GB/2TB hardware reference here; regional part numbers can change networking, memory-speed descriptions and service terms. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nHP Z2 Mini G1a specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 395, paired with AMD Radeon 8060S. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing HP Z2 Mini G1a for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nHP Z2 Mini G1a price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is not yet confirmed for this exact configuration, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "HP Z2 Mini G1a is a compact professional AMD workstation.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/hp-z2-mini-g1a-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10990, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/hp-z2-mini-g1a-transparent.webp", "alt": "HP Z2 Mini G1a AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "HP", "model_name": "Z2 Mini G1a", "category": "workstation", "official_url": "https://jp.ext.hp.com/prod/workstations/z2_mini_g1a/bto/", "image_id": "10990", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "HP Z2 Mini G1a AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "HP", "image_source": "https://hp.widen.net/content/gshwzzqv4v/png/gshwzzqv4v.png?color=ffffff00&dpi=72&w=1200", "best_for": "HP Z2 Mini G1a is a compact professional AMD workstation. Japan Model 17 is the specific 128GB/2TB hardware reference here; regional part numbers can change networking, memory-speed descriptions and service terms.", "caveats": "This profile follows Japan Model 17, 128GB/2TB. US and UK SKUs can use different memory-speed descriptions, networking and warranty packages; no price from a different regional build is assigned.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://jp.ext.hp.com/prod/workstations/z2_mini_g1a/bto/\nhttps://jp.ext.hp.com/content/dam/jp-ext-hp-com/jp/ja/ec/lib/products/workstations/datasheet_z2_mini_g1a.pdf", "seo_title": "HP Z2 Mini G1a Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare HP Z2 Mini G1a specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10990" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10991, "name": "HP Z2 Mini G1a — 128GB memory / 2TB SSD", "model_id": 10989, "attributes": { "model": "10989", "label": "128GB memory / 2TB SSD", "mpn": null, "condition": "complete", "cpu": "AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 395", "cpu_arch": "x86-64", "cores": "16 cores / 32 threads", "cpu_clock": "Up to 5.1GHz boost", "gpu": "AMD Radeon 8060S", "gpu_arch": "RDNA 3.5, 40 compute units", "npu": "AMD XDNA 2; up to 50 NPU TOPS", "ai_peak": null, "platform": "Check the chosen inference runtime, operating system and GPU backend before deployment.", "memory_gb": "128", "memory_type": "shared", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8000 onboard (Japan Model 17)", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed.", "bandwidth": null, "memory_upgrade": "Onboard memory; not user-upgradeable", "ssd_gb": "2000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "M.2 NVMe SSD", "storage_expansion": "Two M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 x4 slots", "ports_front": "Side: USB-C 10Gb/s; USB-A 10Gb/s charging; headset combo", "ports_rear": "2 USB-A 10Gb/s; 2 Thunderbolt 4; 2 USB-A 480Mb/s; 2 mini DisplayPort 2.1; RJ45; Flex IO positions", "displays": null, "ethernet": "2.5GbE RJ45", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": "2.3", "weight_qualifier": "from", "dimensions": "168 × 200 × 86 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "300W external PSU", "tdp": null, "os": "Windows 11 Pro; Linux also supported", "warranty": "Japan Directplus: three-year onsite/parts service; regional eligibility applies.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://jp.ext.hp.com/content/dam/jp-ext-hp-com/jp/ja/ec/lib/products/workstations/datasheet_z2_mini_g1a.pdf", "notes": "This profile follows Japan Model 17, 128GB/2TB. US and UK SKUs can use different memory-speed descriptions, networking and warranty packages; no price from a different regional build is assigned." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10992, "name": "HP — HP Z2 Mini G1a 128GB memory / 2TB SSD", "model_id": 10989, "configuration_id": 10991, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10991", "seller_name": "HP", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://jp.ext.hp.com/prod/workstations/z2_mini_g1a/bto/", "listing_url": "https://jp.ext.hp.com/prod/workstations/z2_mini_g1a/bto/", "seller_sku": null, "region": "Japan Directplus reference configuration", "price_kind": "unknown", "amount": null, "currency": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "unknown", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "An exact current price for this precise configuration was not verified. Contact the manufacturer or an authorized seller; no old or different-generation price is substituted." }, "pricing": { "status": "unknown", "amount": null, "currency": null, "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "HP", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://jp.ext.hp.com/prod/workstations/z2_mini_g1a/bto/", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "Japan Directplus reference configuration", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "unknown", "conditions": "An exact current price for this precise configuration was not verified. Contact the manufacturer or an authorized seller; no old or different-generation price is substituted." } } ] } ] } ``` ### GMKtec EVO-X1 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gmktec-evo-x1/ ```json { "id": 10993, "name": "GMKtec EVO-X1", "slug": "gmktec-evo-x1", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gmktec-evo-x1/", "description": "GMKtec EVO-X1 is listed here in the 32GB memory / 1TB SSD configuration. EVO-X1 offers a smaller-memory AMD platform with OCuLink connectivity. The selected 32GB build runs a different onboard memory speed from the 64GB version, making exact capacity selection relevant beyond the headline size. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nGMKtec EVO-X1 specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, paired with AMD Radeon 890M. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing GMKtec EVO-X1 for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nGMKtec EVO-X1 price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 1149.99, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "EVO-X1 offers a smaller-memory AMD platform with OCuLink connectivity.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/gmktec-evo-x1-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10994, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/gmktec-evo-x1-transparent.webp", "alt": "GMKtec EVO-X1 AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "GMKtec", "model_name": "EVO-X1", "category": "mini", "official_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/amd-ryzen%E2%84%A2-ai-9-hx-370-evo-x1-ai-mini-pc", "image_id": "10994", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "GMKtec EVO-X1 AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "GMKtec", "image_source": "https://www.gmktec.com/cdn/shop/files/GMKtec-EVO-X1.jpg?v=1784801298", "best_for": "EVO-X1 offers a smaller-memory AMD platform with OCuLink connectivity. The selected 32GB build runs a different onboard memory speed from the 64GB version, making exact capacity selection relevant beyond the headline size.", "caveats": "The reviewed page has inconsistent USB4 port-count wording. Confirm exact connector count with the seller; dimensions are marked TBD by the manufacturer.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/amd-ryzen%E2%84%A2-ai-9-hx-370-evo-x1-ai-mini-pc", "seo_title": "GMKtec EVO-X1 Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare GMKtec EVO-X1 specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10994" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10995, "name": "GMKtec EVO-X1 — 32GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 10993, "attributes": { "model": "10993", "label": "32GB memory / 1TB SSD", "mpn": "EVO-X1-2-44S", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370", "cpu_arch": "x86-64", "cores": "12 cores / 24 threads", "cpu_clock": "Up to 5.1GHz boost", "gpu": "AMD Radeon 890M", "gpu_arch": "RDNA 3.5, 16 compute units", "npu": "AMD XDNA 2; up to 50 NPU TOPS", "ai_peak": null, "platform": "Check the chosen inference runtime, operating system and GPU backend before deployment.", "memory_gb": "32", "memory_type": "shared", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-7500 onboard for the 32GB version", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed.", "bandwidth": null, "memory_upgrade": "Onboard memory; not user-upgradeable", "ssd_gb": "1000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "M.2 NVMe SSD", "storage_expansion": "Two M.2 PCIe 4.0 x4 slots, up to 4TB each", "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "USB4-C; 4 USB-A 10Gb/s; HDMI 2.1; DisplayPort 2.1; OCuLink PCIe 4.0 x4; audio; dual Ethernet", "displays": null, "ethernet": "Dual 2.5GbE", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 6", "bluetooth": "5.2", "weight_kg": null, "weight_qualifier": "unknown", "dimensions": null, "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "120W external adapter", "tdp": null, "os": "Windows 11; confirm edition and regional license", "warranty": "One-year manufacturer warranty", "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/amd-ryzen%E2%84%A2-ai-9-hx-370-evo-x1-ai-mini-pc", "notes": "The reviewed page has inconsistent USB4 port-count wording. Confirm exact connector count with the seller; dimensions are marked TBD by the manufacturer." }, "offers": [ { "id": 10996, "name": "GMKtec — GMKtec EVO-X1 32GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 10993, "configuration_id": 10995, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10995", "seller_name": "GMKtec", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://www.gmktec.com", "listing_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/amd-ryzen%E2%84%A2-ai-9-hx-370-evo-x1-ai-mini-pc", "seller_sku": "EVO-X1-2-44S", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "1149.99", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "in_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": null }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "1149.99", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "GMKtec", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/amd-ryzen%E2%84%A2-ai-9-hx-370-evo-x1-ai-mini-pc", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "in_stock", "conditions": null } } ] } ] } ``` ### GMKtec EVO-X5 Pro Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gmktec-evo-x5-pro/ ```json { "id": 10997, "name": "GMKtec EVO-X5 Pro", "slug": "gmktec-evo-x5-pro", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gmktec-evo-x5-pro/", "description": "GMKtec EVO-X5 Pro is listed here in the 192GB memory / 2TB SSD configuration. EVO-X5 Pro uses the newer Max+ PRO 495 platform with 192GB memory and dual 10GbE. Its order notice specifies a future shipping window, so this entry treats it as a preorder rather than immediate stock. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nGMKtec EVO-X5 Pro specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495, paired with AMD Radeon 8065S. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing GMKtec EVO-X5 Pro for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nGMKtec EVO-X5 Pro price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 6799, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "EVO-X5 Pro uses the newer Max+ PRO 495 platform with 192GB memory and dual 10GbE.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/gmktec-evo-x5-pro-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 10998, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/gmktec-evo-x5-pro-transparent.webp", "alt": "GMKtec EVO-X5 Pro AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "GMKtec", "model_name": "EVO-X5 Pro", "category": "mini", "official_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/gmktec-evo-x5-pro-amd-ryzen-ai-max-pro-495-ai-mini-pc", "image_id": "10998", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "GMKtec EVO-X5 Pro AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "GMKtec", "image_source": "https://www.gmktec.com/cdn/shop/files/GMKtec.png?v=1792140417", "best_for": "EVO-X5 Pro uses the newer Max+ PRO 495 platform with 192GB memory and dual 10GbE. Its order notice specifies a future shipping window, so this entry treats it as a preorder rather than immediate stock.", "caveats": "Orders placed after October 17 are advertised to ship in early November 2026. This is a preorder/lead-time offer despite generic in-stock structured metadata.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/gmktec-evo-x5-pro-amd-ryzen-ai-max-pro-495-ai-mini-pc", "seo_title": "GMKtec EVO-X5 Pro Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare GMKtec EVO-X5 Pro specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "10998" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 10999, "name": "GMKtec EVO-X5 Pro — 192GB memory / 2TB SSD", "model_id": 10997, "attributes": { "model": "10997", "label": "192GB memory / 2TB SSD", "mpn": "EVO-X5 PRO-7-A5S", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495", "cpu_arch": "x86-64", "cores": "16 cores / 32 threads", "cpu_clock": "3.1–5.2GHz", "gpu": "AMD Radeon 8065S", "gpu_arch": "RDNA 3.5, 40 compute units", "npu": "AMD XDNA 2; up to 55 NPU TOPS", "ai_peak": null, "platform": "Check the chosen inference runtime, operating system and GPU backend before deployment.", "memory_gb": "192", "memory_type": "shared", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8533 onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed.", "bandwidth": null, "memory_upgrade": "Onboard memory; not user-upgradeable", "ssd_gb": "2000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "M.2 NVMe SSD", "storage_expansion": "Three M.2 slots: two PCIe 4.0 x4 plus one PCIe 4.0 x1; up to 24TB total", "ports_front": "2 USB-A 10Gb/s; 2 USB4 40Gb/s; fingerprint reader; audio", "ports_rear": "2 USB4 v2 80Gb/s; HDMI 2.1; 2 USB 2.0; dual 10GbE", "displays": null, "ethernet": "Dual 10GbE; one supports DASH", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": "2.5", "weight_qualifier": "approx", "dimensions": "80 × 195 × 221 mm", "cooling": "Vapor chamber with three fans", "power": "330W external adapter", "tdp": null, "os": "Windows 11 Pro", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/gmktec-evo-x5-pro-amd-ryzen-ai-max-pro-495-ai-mini-pc", "notes": "Orders placed after October 17 are advertised to ship in early November 2026. This is a preorder/lead-time offer despite generic in-stock structured metadata." }, "offers": [ { "id": 11000, "name": "GMKtec — GMKtec EVO-X5 Pro 192GB memory / 2TB SSD", "model_id": 10997, "configuration_id": 10999, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "10999", "seller_name": "GMKtec", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://www.gmktec.com", "listing_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/gmktec-evo-x5-pro-amd-ryzen-ai-max-pro-495-ai-mini-pc", "seller_sku": "EVO-X5 PRO-7-A5S", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "6799", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "preorder", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "192GB/2TB US-plug version; early-November dispatch notice for orders after October 17." }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "6799", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "GMKtec", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/gmktec-evo-x5-pro-amd-ryzen-ai-max-pro-495-ai-mini-pc", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "preorder", "conditions": "192GB/2TB US-plug version; early-November dispatch notice for orders after October 17." } } ] } ] } ``` ### GMKtec EVO-T2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gmktec-evo-t2/ ```json { "id": 11001, "name": "GMKtec EVO-T2", "slug": "gmktec-evo-t2", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gmktec-evo-t2/", "description": "GMKtec EVO-T2 is listed here in the 64GB memory / 1TB SSD configuration. EVO-T2 offers an Intel route with Arc B390 graphics and mixed-speed M.2 expansion. The selected 1TB drive version is distinct from the 853GB AI SSD option that includes different storage hardware. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nGMKtec EVO-T2 specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is Intel Core Ultra X7 358H, paired with Intel Arc B390. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing GMKtec EVO-T2 for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nGMKtec EVO-T2 price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 2399.99, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "EVO-T2 offers an Intel route with Arc B390 graphics and mixed-speed M.2 expansion.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/gmktec-evo-t2-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 11002, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/gmktec-evo-t2-transparent.webp", "alt": "GMKtec EVO-T2 AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "GMKtec", "model_name": "EVO-T2", "category": "mini", "official_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/intel-core-ultra-x7-358h-x9-388h-evo-t2-ai-mini-pc", "image_id": "11002", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "GMKtec EVO-T2 AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "GMKtec", "image_source": "https://www.gmktec.com/cdn/shop/files/1_2-1.jpg?v=1786462431", "best_for": "EVO-T2 offers an Intel route with Arc B390 graphics and mixed-speed M.2 expansion. The selected 1TB drive version is distinct from the 853GB AI SSD option that includes different storage hardware.", "caveats": "The optional 853GB Phison AI SSD is a different store variant and is not included in this 1TB configuration.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/intel-core-ultra-x7-358h-x9-388h-evo-t2-ai-mini-pc", "seo_title": "GMKtec EVO-T2 Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare GMKtec EVO-T2 specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "11002" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 11003, "name": "GMKtec EVO-T2 — 64GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 11001, "attributes": { "model": "11001", "label": "64GB memory / 1TB SSD", "mpn": "EVO-T2S-7-84S", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "Intel Core Ultra X7 358H", "cpu_arch": "x86-64", "cores": "16 cores / 16 threads (4P + 8E + 4LP-E)", "cpu_clock": "Up to 4.8GHz P-core boost", "gpu": "Intel Arc B390", "gpu_arch": "12 Xe cores", "npu": "Intel NPU, up to 50 TOPS at INT8", "ai_peak": null, "platform": "Check the chosen inference runtime, operating system and GPU backend before deployment.", "memory_gb": "64", "memory_type": "shared", "memory_technology": "LPDDR5x-8533 onboard", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed.", "bandwidth": null, "memory_upgrade": "Onboard memory; not user-upgradeable", "ssd_gb": "1000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD", "storage_expansion": "One PCIe 5.0 x4 M.2 slot plus one PCIe 4.0 x1 M.2 slot, up to 16TB total", "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "2 USB4-C; OCuLink PCIe 4.0 x4; HDMI 2.1 TMDS; DisplayPort 1.4; Ethernet", "displays": null, "ethernet": "10GbE + 2.5GbE", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": "2.3", "weight_qualifier": "approx", "dimensions": "154 × 151 × 73.6 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "148.2W external adapter", "tdp": "35W / 45W / 54W modes; up to 60W peak", "os": "Windows 11 Pro", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/intel-core-ultra-x7-358h-x9-388h-evo-t2-ai-mini-pc", "notes": "The optional 853GB Phison AI SSD is a different store variant and is not included in this 1TB configuration." }, "offers": [ { "id": 11004, "name": "GMKtec — GMKtec EVO-T2 64GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 11001, "configuration_id": 11003, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "11003", "seller_name": "GMKtec", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://www.gmktec.com", "listing_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/intel-core-ultra-x7-358h-x9-388h-evo-t2-ai-mini-pc", "seller_sku": "EVO-T2S-7-84S", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "2399.99", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "in_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": null }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "2399.99", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "GMKtec", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.gmktec.com/products/intel-core-ultra-x7-358h-x9-388h-evo-t2-ai-mini-pc", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "in_stock", "conditions": null } } ] } ] } ``` ### MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/minisforum-ai-x1-pro/ ```json { "id": 11005, "name": "MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro", "slug": "minisforum-ai-x1-pro", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/minisforum-ai-x1-pro/", "description": "MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro is listed here in the 32GB memory / 1TB SSD configuration. AI X1 Pro favors replaceable SO-DIMM memory and multiple SSD slots. It is useful to distinguish that serviceable memory layout from the soldered memory found in many smaller AI PCs. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nMINISFORUM AI X1 Pro specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, paired with AMD Radeon 890M. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nMINISFORUM AI X1 Pro price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 1151.9, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "AI X1 Pro favors replaceable SO-DIMM memory and multiple SSD slots.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/minisforum-ai-x1-pro-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 11006, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/minisforum-ai-x1-pro-transparent.webp", "alt": "MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "MINISFORUM", "model_name": "AI X1 Pro", "category": "mini", "official_url": "https://www.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-ai-x1-pro", "image_id": "11006", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "MINISFORUM", "image_source": "https://www.minisforum.com/cdn/shop/files/AIX1PRO1_1200x1200.webp?v=1741328318", "best_for": "AI X1 Pro favors replaceable SO-DIMM memory and multiple SSD slots. It is useful to distinguish that serviceable memory layout from the soldered memory found in many smaller AI PCs.", "caveats": "Confirm exact regional SKU, software support and seller terms.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-ai-x1-pro", "seo_title": "MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "11006" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 11007, "name": "MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro — 32GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 11005, "attributes": { "model": "11005", "label": "32GB memory / 1TB SSD", "mpn": null, "condition": "complete", "cpu": "AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370", "cpu_arch": "x86-64", "cores": "12 cores / 24 threads", "cpu_clock": "Up to 5.1GHz boost", "gpu": "AMD Radeon 890M", "gpu_arch": "RDNA 3.5, 16 compute units", "npu": "AMD XDNA 2; up to 50 NPU TOPS", "ai_peak": null, "platform": "Check the chosen inference runtime, operating system and GPU backend before deployment.", "memory_gb": "32", "memory_type": "shared", "memory_technology": "DDR5-5600 SO-DIMM", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed.", "bandwidth": null, "memory_upgrade": "Two SO-DIMM slots; up to 128GB supported", "ssd_gb": "1000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "M.2 NVMe SSD", "storage_expansion": "Three M.2 slots: two PCIe 4.0 x4 plus one PCIe 4.0 x1; up to 12TB total", "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "2 USB4; HDMI 2.1; DisplayPort 2.0; dual Ethernet; OCuLink support via specified adapter arrangement", "displays": null, "ethernet": "Dual 2.5GbE", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": "1.5", "weight_qualifier": "exact", "dimensions": "195 × 195 × 47.5 mm including feet", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "134.9W internal PSU", "tdp": null, "os": "Windows 11", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-ai-x1-pro", "notes": null }, "offers": [ { "id": 11008, "name": "MINISFORUM — MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro 32GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 11005, "configuration_id": 11007, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "11007", "seller_name": "MINISFORUM", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://www.minisforum.com", "listing_url": "https://www.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-ai-x1-pro", "seller_sku": null, "region": "United States / USD storefront", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "1151.9", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "out_of_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": null }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "1151.9", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "MINISFORUM", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-ai-x1-pro", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "out_of_stock", "conditions": null } } ] } ] } ``` ### GEEKOM A9 Max Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/geekom-a9-max/ ```json { "id": 11009, "name": "GEEKOM A9 Max", "slug": "geekom-a9-max", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/geekom-a9-max/", "description": "GEEKOM A9 Max is listed here in the 32GB memory / 2TB SSD configuration. A9 Max is sold with more than one Ryzen generation on the same store page. This profile intentionally follows the HX 370 32GB/2TB SKU, without borrowing the newer HX 470 processor description. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nGEEKOM A9 Max specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, paired with AMD Radeon 890M. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing GEEKOM A9 Max for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nGEEKOM A9 Max price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is USD 1499, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "A9 Max is sold with more than one Ryzen generation on the same store page.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/geekom-a9-max-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 11010, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/geekom-a9-max-transparent.webp", "alt": "GEEKOM A9 Max AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "GEEKOM", "model_name": "A9 Max", "category": "mini", "official_url": "https://www.geekompc.com/geekom-A9-max-mini-pc/", "image_id": "11010", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "GEEKOM A9 Max AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "GEEKOM", "image_source": "https://www.geekompc.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/geekom-a9-max-mini-pc-ai-9-hx-470.webp", "best_for": "A9 Max is sold with more than one Ryzen generation on the same store page. This profile intentionally follows the HX 370 32GB/2TB SKU, without borrowing the newer HX 470 processor description.", "caveats": "Selected SKU uses HX 370. The same storefront also sells a 2026 HX 470 variant; its processor and capacity claims are not substituted into this profile.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.geekompc.com/geekom-A9-max-mini-pc/", "seo_title": "GEEKOM A9 Max Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare GEEKOM A9 Max specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "11010" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 11011, "name": "GEEKOM A9 Max — 32GB memory / 2TB SSD", "model_id": 11009, "attributes": { "model": "11009", "label": "32GB memory / 2TB SSD", "mpn": "GMA9MAXAI9HX370-322-US", "condition": "complete", "cpu": "AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370", "cpu_arch": "x86-64", "cores": "12 cores / 24 threads", "cpu_clock": "Up to 5.1GHz boost", "gpu": "AMD Radeon 890M", "gpu_arch": "RDNA 3.5, 16 compute units", "npu": "AMD XDNA 2; up to 50 NPU TOPS", "ai_peak": null, "platform": "Check the chosen inference runtime, operating system and GPU backend before deployment.", "memory_gb": "32", "memory_type": "shared", "memory_technology": "DDR5 SO-DIMM", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed.", "bandwidth": null, "memory_upgrade": "Replaceable SO-DIMM memory; confirm maximum capacity for the HX 370 revision.", "ssd_gb": "2000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "M.2 NVMe SSD", "storage_expansion": "M.2 2280 plus M.2 2230 PCIe 4.0 SSD slots", "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": null, "displays": null, "ethernet": "Dual 2.5GbE", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": null, "weight_qualifier": "unknown", "dimensions": "135 × 132 × 46 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "120W external adapter", "tdp": null, "os": "Windows 11 Pro", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.geekompc.com/geekom-A9-max-mini-pc/", "notes": "Selected SKU uses HX 370. The same storefront also sells a 2026 HX 470 variant; its processor and capacity claims are not substituted into this profile." }, "offers": [ { "id": 11012, "name": "GEEKOM — GEEKOM A9 Max 32GB memory / 2TB SSD", "model_id": 11009, "configuration_id": 11011, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "11011", "seller_name": "GEEKOM", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://www.geekompc.com/geekom-A9-max-mini-pc/", "listing_url": "https://www.geekompc.com/geekom-A9-max-mini-pc/", "seller_sku": "GMA9MAXAI9HX370-322-US", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "price_kind": "fixed", "amount": "1499", "currency": "USD", "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "in_stock", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": null }, "pricing": { "status": "fixed", "amount": "1499", "currency": "USD", "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "GEEKOM", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.geekompc.com/geekom-A9-max-mini-pc/", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "United States / USD storefront", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "in_stock", "conditions": null } } ] } ] } ``` ### ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/asus-nuc-14-pro-ai/ ```json { "id": 11013, "name": "ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI", "slug": "asus-nuc-14-pro-ai", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/asus-nuc-14-pro-ai/", "description": "ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI is listed here in the 32GB memory / 1TB SSD configuration. NUC 14 Pro AI brings Intel’s 288V platform into a low-profile mini PC. Its on-package memory is fixed, and a complete-system offer must be distinguished from a kit without storage or an OS. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nASUS NUC 14 Pro AI specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is Intel Core Ultra 9 288V, paired with Intel Arc 140V. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nASUS NUC 14 Pro AI price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is not yet confirmed for this exact configuration, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "NUC 14 Pro AI brings Intel’s 288V platform into a low-profile mini PC.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/asus-nuc-14-pro-ai-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 11014, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/asus-nuc-14-pro-ai-transparent.webp", "alt": "ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "ASUS", "model_name": "NUC 14 Pro AI", "category": "mini", "official_url": "https://www.asus.com/in/displays-desktops/nucs/nuc-mini-pcs/asus-nuc-14-pro-ai/techspec/", "image_id": "11014", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "ASUS", "image_source": "https://dlcdnwebimgs.asus.com/gain/129dfe24-8b30-4f8b-905d-c76adc8483d6/w1000", "best_for": "NUC 14 Pro AI brings Intel’s 288V platform into a low-profile mini PC. Its on-package memory is fixed, and a complete-system offer must be distinguished from a kit without storage or an OS.", "caveats": "Selected hardware configuration is 288V/32GB/1TB. Confirm a regional complete-system SKU and Windows edition before ordering; kit pricing is not used.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.asus.com/in/displays-desktops/nucs/nuc-mini-pcs/asus-nuc-14-pro-ai/techspec/", "seo_title": "ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "11014" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 11015, "name": "ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI — 32GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 11013, "attributes": { "model": "11013", "label": "32GB memory / 1TB SSD", "mpn": null, "condition": "complete", "cpu": "Intel Core Ultra 9 288V", "cpu_arch": "x86-64", "cores": "8 cores / 8 threads", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "Intel Arc 140V", "gpu_arch": "Xe2 integrated graphics", "npu": "Intel AI Boost NPU", "ai_peak": null, "platform": "Check the chosen inference runtime, operating system and GPU backend before deployment.", "memory_gb": "32", "memory_type": "shared", "memory_technology": "32GB LPDDR5x-8533 on package", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed.", "bandwidth": null, "memory_upgrade": "Onboard memory; not user-upgradeable", "ssd_gb": "1000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "M.2 NVMe SSD", "storage_expansion": null, "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "Two Thunderbolt 4; four USB-A in total; HDMI 2.1 TMDS; 2.5GbE", "displays": null, "ethernet": "2.5GbE", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": "0.58", "weight_qualifier": "exact", "dimensions": "130 × 130 × 34 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "120W external adapter", "tdp": null, "os": "Windows 11; confirm edition and regional license", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.asus.com/in/displays-desktops/nucs/nuc-mini-pcs/asus-nuc-14-pro-ai/techspec/", "notes": "Selected hardware configuration is 288V/32GB/1TB. Confirm a regional complete-system SKU and Windows edition before ordering; kit pricing is not used." }, "offers": [ { "id": 11016, "name": "ASUS — ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI 32GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 11013, "configuration_id": 11015, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "11015", "seller_name": "ASUS", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://www.asus.com/in/displays-desktops/nucs/nuc-mini-pcs/asus-nuc-14-pro-ai/techspec/", "listing_url": "https://www.asus.com/in/displays-desktops/nucs/nuc-mini-pcs/asus-nuc-14-pro-ai/techspec/", "seller_sku": null, "region": "See linked regional listing", "price_kind": "unknown", "amount": null, "currency": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "unknown", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "An exact current price for this precise configuration was not verified. Contact the manufacturer or an authorized seller; no old or different-generation price is substituted." }, "pricing": { "status": "unknown", "amount": null, "currency": null, "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "ASUS", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.asus.com/in/displays-desktops/nucs/nuc-mini-pcs/asus-nuc-14-pro-ai/techspec/", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "See linked regional listing", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "unknown", "conditions": "An exact current price for this precise configuration was not verified. Contact the manufacturer or an authorized seller; no old or different-generation price is substituted." } } ] } ] } ``` ### ASUS NUC 15 Pro Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/asus-nuc-15-pro/ ```json { "id": 11017, "name": "ASUS NUC 15 Pro", "slug": "asus-nuc-15-pro", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/asus-nuc-15-pro/", "description": "ASUS NUC 15 Pro is listed here in the Ultra 7 255H slim kit / no RAM or SSD configuration. NUC 15 Pro has both kits and complete systems. This profile explicitly follows a slim Ultra 7 255H barebone kit, allowing buyers to plan memory, storage and operating-system purchases separately. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nASUS NUC 15 Pro specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is Intel Core Ultra 7 255H, paired with Intel Arc integrated graphics. Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies No SSD included in selected slim kit. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing ASUS NUC 15 Pro for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nASUS NUC 15 Pro price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is not yet confirmed for this exact configuration, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "NUC 15 Pro has both kits and complete systems.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/asus-nuc-15-pro-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 11018, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/asus-nuc-15-pro-transparent.webp", "alt": "ASUS NUC 15 Pro AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "ASUS", "model_name": "NUC 15 Pro", "category": "barebone", "official_url": "https://www.asus.com/displays-desktops/nucs/nuc-mini-pcs/asus-nuc-15-pro/techspec/", "image_id": "11018", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "ASUS NUC 15 Pro AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "ASUS", "image_source": "https://dlcdnwebimgs.asus.com/gain/d660f562-fae0-4008-a038-c7f3b25f2803/w1000", "best_for": "NUC 15 Pro has both kits and complete systems. This profile explicitly follows a slim Ultra 7 255H barebone kit, allowing buyers to plan memory, storage and operating-system purchases separately.", "caveats": "Barebone kit: buy compatible memory, SSD and OS separately. Maximum supported capacity is not installed memory.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://www.asus.com/displays-desktops/nucs/nuc-mini-pcs/asus-nuc-15-pro/techspec/", "seo_title": "ASUS NUC 15 Pro Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare ASUS NUC 15 Pro specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "11018" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 11019, "name": "ASUS NUC 15 Pro — Ultra 7 255H slim kit / no RAM or SSD", "model_id": 11017, "attributes": { "model": "11017", "label": "Ultra 7 255H slim kit / no RAM or SSD", "mpn": null, "condition": "barebone", "cpu": "Intel Core Ultra 7 255H", "cpu_arch": "x86-64", "cores": "16 cores / 16 threads", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "Intel Arc integrated graphics", "gpu_arch": null, "npu": "Intel AI Boost NPU", "ai_peak": null, "platform": "Check the chosen inference runtime, operating system and GPU backend before deployment.", "memory_gb": null, "memory_type": "shared", "memory_technology": "DDR5 SO-DIMM / supported CSO-DIMM modules", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "Integrated graphics shares system memory. No separate dedicated VRAM is installed.", "bandwidth": null, "memory_upgrade": "Two memory slots, up to 96GB; memory is not included in the selected kit.", "ssd_gb": null, "storage_state": "none", "storage": "No SSD included in selected slim kit", "storage_expansion": "M.2 2280 PCIe 5.0 x4 plus M.2 2242 PCIe 4.0 x4", "ports_front": null, "ports_rear": "Two Thunderbolt 4; HDMI 2.1; 2.5GbE; USB ports as listed", "displays": null, "ethernet": "2.5GbE", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 7", "bluetooth": "5.4", "weight_kg": "0.51", "weight_qualifier": "exact", "dimensions": "117 × 112 × 36.8 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "120W external adapter", "tdp": null, "os": "No operating system included in selected barebone kit", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://www.asus.com/displays-desktops/nucs/nuc-mini-pcs/asus-nuc-15-pro/techspec/", "notes": "Barebone kit: buy compatible memory, SSD and OS separately. Maximum supported capacity is not installed memory." }, "offers": [ { "id": 11020, "name": "ASUS — ASUS NUC 15 Pro Ultra 7 255H slim kit / no RAM or SSD", "model_id": 11017, "configuration_id": 11019, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "11019", "seller_name": "ASUS", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://www.asus.com/displays-desktops/nucs/nuc-mini-pcs/asus-nuc-15-pro/techspec/", "listing_url": "https://www.asus.com/displays-desktops/nucs/nuc-mini-pcs/asus-nuc-15-pro/techspec/", "seller_sku": null, "region": "See linked regional listing", "price_kind": "unknown", "amount": null, "currency": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "unknown", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "An exact current price for this precise configuration was not verified. Contact the manufacturer or an authorized seller; no old or different-generation price is substituted." }, "pricing": { "status": "unknown", "amount": null, "currency": null, "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "ASUS", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://www.asus.com/displays-desktops/nucs/nuc-mini-pcs/asus-nuc-15-pro/techspec/", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "See linked regional listing", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "unknown", "conditions": "An exact current price for this precise configuration was not verified. Contact the manufacturer or an authorized seller; no old or different-generation price is substituted." } } ] } ] } ``` ### Apple Mac Studio (M3 Ultra, 2025) Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/apple-mac-studio-m3-ultra-2025/ ```json { "id": 11021, "name": "Apple Mac Studio (M3 Ultra, 2025)", "slug": "apple-mac-studio-m3-ultra-2025", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/apple-mac-studio-m3-ultra-2025/", "description": "Apple Mac Studio is listed here in the 96GB memory / 1TB SSD configuration. Mac Studio with M3 Ultra is the 2025 Apple workstation generation. This page keeps its base 28-core CPU and 60-core GPU configuration separate from higher-core builds and newer product generations. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nApple Mac Studio specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is Apple M3 Ultra (2025), paired with Apple 60-core GPU. CPU and GPU share a single unified memory pool; no discrete VRAM capacity is added. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing Apple Mac Studio for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nApple Mac Studio price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is not yet confirmed for this exact configuration, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "Mac Studio with M3 Ultra is the 2025 Apple workstation generation.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/apple-mac-studio-m3-ultra-2025-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 11022, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/apple-mac-studio-m3-ultra-2025-transparent.webp", "alt": "Apple Mac Studio AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "Apple", "model_name": "Mac Studio (M3 Ultra, 2025)", "category": "workstation", "official_url": "https://support.apple.com/en-us/122211", "image_id": "11022", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "Apple Mac Studio AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "Apple", "image_source": "https://cdsassets.apple.com/live/7WUAS350/images/tech-specs/mac-studio-2025.png", "best_for": "Mac Studio with M3 Ultra is the 2025 Apple workstation generation. This page keeps its base 28-core CPU and 60-core GPU configuration separate from higher-core builds and newer product generations.", "caveats": "This is the explicitly dated 2025 M3 Ultra model. Prices of newer Apple generations are not attributed to it. Verify remaining seller inventory and exact build before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://support.apple.com/en-us/122211", "seo_title": "Apple Mac Studio Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Apple Mac Studio specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "11022" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 11023, "name": "Apple Mac Studio (M3 Ultra, 2025) — 96GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 11021, "attributes": { "model": "11021", "label": "96GB memory / 1TB SSD", "mpn": null, "condition": "complete", "cpu": "Apple M3 Ultra (2025)", "cpu_arch": "Apple silicon / Arm64", "cores": "28 CPU cores: 20 performance + 8 efficiency", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "Apple 60-core GPU", "gpu_arch": "Integrated Apple silicon GPU", "npu": "32-core Neural Engine", "ai_peak": null, "platform": "Apple Metal and compatible local inference runtimes; CUDA binaries require another platform.", "memory_gb": "96", "memory_type": "unified", "memory_technology": "Apple unified memory", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "CPU and GPU share a single unified memory pool; no discrete VRAM capacity is added.", "bandwidth": "819 GB/s", "memory_upgrade": "Factory-configured; not user-upgradeable", "ssd_gb": "1000", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "M.2 NVMe SSD", "storage_expansion": null, "ports_front": "2 Thunderbolt 5; SDXC card slot", "ports_rear": "4 Thunderbolt 5; 2 USB-A; HDMI; 10GbE; headphone jack", "displays": null, "ethernet": "10GbE", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 6E", "bluetooth": "5.3", "weight_kg": "3.64", "weight_qualifier": "exact", "dimensions": "197 × 197 × 95 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "480W maximum continuous power rating", "tdp": null, "os": "macOS; check application and OS-version compatibility", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://support.apple.com/en-us/122211", "notes": "This is the explicitly dated 2025 M3 Ultra model. Prices of newer Apple generations are not attributed to it. Verify remaining seller inventory and exact build before purchase." }, "offers": [ { "id": 11024, "name": "Apple — Apple Mac Studio (M3 Ultra, 2025) 96GB memory / 1TB SSD", "model_id": 11021, "configuration_id": 11023, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "11023", "seller_name": "Apple", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://support.apple.com/en-us/122211", "listing_url": "https://support.apple.com/en-us/122211", "seller_sku": null, "region": "Archived generation / seller inventory requires confirmation", "price_kind": "unknown", "amount": null, "currency": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "unknown", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "An exact current price for this precise configuration was not verified. Contact the manufacturer or an authorized seller; no old or different-generation price is substituted." }, "pricing": { "status": "unknown", "amount": null, "currency": null, "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "Apple", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://support.apple.com/en-us/122211", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "Archived generation / seller inventory requires confirmation", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "unknown", "conditions": "An exact current price for this precise configuration was not verified. Contact the manufacturer or an authorized seller; no old or different-generation price is substituted." } } ] } ] } ``` ### Apple Mac mini (M4 Pro, 2024) Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/apple-mac-mini-m4-pro-2024/ ```json { "id": 11025, "name": "Apple Mac mini (M4 Pro, 2024)", "slug": "apple-mac-mini-m4-pro-2024", "url": "https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/apple-mac-mini-m4-pro-2024/", "description": "Apple Mac mini is listed here in the 24GB memory / 512GB SSD configuration. Mac mini with M4 Pro is the 2024 compact Apple desktop generation. The selected 24GB/512GB configuration is a defined entry build, not the maximum memory or storage supported by the family. Use this profile to compare the installed hardware, dated seller offer and practical requirements before selecting a local AI computer.\n\n\nApple Mac mini specifications and memory\n\nThe processor is Apple M4 Pro (2024), paired with Apple 16-core GPU. CPU and GPU share a single unified memory pool; no discrete VRAM capacity is added. Memory architecture matters because model weights, context and application buffers compete for capacity. Leave room for the operating system and background tools when estimating what will fit. A supported maximum is a purchasing option, rather than an extra pool installed in this machine.\n\n\nFor storage, the selected build specifies M.2 NVMe SSD. Review the configuration table for installed capacity and expansion details. A larger SSD can hold more model files, datasets and checkpoints, but it does not increase GPU memory. Furthermore, advertised raw drive capacity can differ from formatted space or usable capacity after RAID.\n\n\nUsing Apple Mac mini for local AI\n\nStart with the model and software you intend to run. Then check the runtime’s supported processor architecture, GPU backend and operating system. A successful installation on one accelerator does not guarantee identical support on another. In particular, a vendor’s peak AI figure is not a measured token rate for your workload. Quantization, context length and batch size can change both memory demand and response speed.\n\n\nAlso review the physical setup. Network speed affects dataset transfers, while available display and USB connectors determine the adapters you need. Leave ventilation space around the enclosure and check the power supply requirement. A supply’s rated wattage describes its capacity; it is not a measurement of idle consumption.\n\n\nApple Mac mini price and buying checks\n\nThe recorded seller price is not yet confirmed for this exact configuration, checked on 26 October 2026. The offer section identifies the seller, market and stock status. Shipping, taxes, import eligibility and warranty service can change the final purchase cost. Confirm the exact configuration and dispatch date before ordering, especially where the seller lists a preorder or quotation.\n\n\nFor the source specification, visit the manufacturer’s product documentation. Compare alternatives in the AI desktops directory. This profile separates confirmed facts from undisclosed fields so that missing information remains visible and can be checked with the seller.", "excerpt": "Mac mini with M4 Pro is the 2024 compact Apple desktop generation.", "image": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/apple-mac-mini-m4-pro-2024-transparent.webp", "images": [ { "id": 11026, "url": "https://xpu.live/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/apple-mac-mini-m4-pro-2024-transparent.webp", "alt": "Apple Mac mini AI desktop computer, official product view" } ], "attributes": { "manufacturer": "Apple", "model_name": "Mac mini (M4 Pro, 2024)", "category": "mini", "official_url": "https://support.apple.com/en-us/121555", "image_id": "11026", "gallery": null, "photo_tone": "light", "image_alt": "Apple Mac mini AI desktop computer, official product view", "image_credit": "Apple", "image_source": "https://cdsassets.apple.com/live/7WUAS350/images/tech-specs/mac-mini-2024.png", "best_for": "Mac mini with M4 Pro is the 2024 compact Apple desktop generation. The selected 24GB/512GB configuration is a defined entry build, not the maximum memory or storage supported by the family.", "caveats": "This is the explicitly dated 2024 M4 Pro model. Prices of newer Apple generations are not attributed to it. Verify remaining seller inventory and exact build before purchase.", "checked": "2026-10-26", "sources": "https://support.apple.com/en-us/121555", "seo_title": "Apple Mac mini Specs & Price | XPU", "seo_description": "Compare Apple Mac mini specs, memory, storage and dated seller pricing. Check the exact configuration, CPU, GPU and official sources.", "social_id": "11026" }, "configurations": [ { "id": 11027, "name": "Apple Mac mini (M4 Pro, 2024) — 24GB memory / 512GB SSD", "model_id": 11025, "attributes": { "model": "11025", "label": "24GB memory / 512GB SSD", "mpn": null, "condition": "complete", "cpu": "Apple M4 Pro (2024)", "cpu_arch": "Apple silicon / Arm64", "cores": "12 CPU cores: 8 performance + 4 efficiency", "cpu_clock": null, "gpu": "Apple 16-core GPU", "gpu_arch": "Integrated Apple silicon GPU", "npu": "16-core Neural Engine", "ai_peak": null, "platform": "Apple Metal and compatible local inference runtimes; CUDA binaries require another platform.", "memory_gb": "24", "memory_type": "unified", "memory_technology": "Apple unified memory", "vram_gb": null, "gpu_memory_note": "CPU and GPU share a single unified memory pool; no discrete VRAM capacity is added.", "bandwidth": "273 GB/s", "memory_upgrade": "Factory-configured; not user-upgradeable", "ssd_gb": "512", "storage_state": "installed", "storage": "M.2 NVMe SSD", "storage_expansion": null, "ports_front": "2 USB-C 10Gb/s; headphone jack", "ports_rear": "3 Thunderbolt 5; HDMI; Ethernet", "displays": null, "ethernet": "Gigabit Ethernet; 10GbE is an optional build choice", "wifi": "Wi-Fi 6E", "bluetooth": "5.3", "weight_kg": "0.73", "weight_qualifier": "exact", "dimensions": "127 × 127 × 50 mm", "cooling": "Active air cooling", "power": "155W maximum continuous power rating", "tdp": null, "os": "macOS; check application and OS-version compatibility", "warranty": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "source_url": "https://support.apple.com/en-us/121555", "notes": "This is the explicitly dated 2024 M4 Pro model. Prices of newer Apple generations are not attributed to it. Verify remaining seller inventory and exact build before purchase." }, "offers": [ { "id": 11028, "name": "Apple — Apple Mac mini (M4 Pro, 2024) 24GB memory / 512GB SSD", "model_id": 11025, "configuration_id": 11027, "update_method": "manual", "attributes": { "configuration": "11027", "seller_name": "Apple", "platform_name": null, "seller_type": "manufacturer", "seller_url": "https://support.apple.com/en-us/121555", "listing_url": "https://support.apple.com/en-us/121555", "seller_sku": null, "region": "Archived generation / seller inventory requires confirmation", "price_kind": "unknown", "amount": null, "currency": null, "checked": "2026-10-26", "availability": "unknown", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "condition_note": "An exact current price for this precise configuration was not verified. Contact the manufacturer or an authorized seller; no old or different-generation price is substituted." }, "pricing": { "status": "unknown", "amount": null, "currency": null, "unit": "per_configuration", "seller": "Apple", "platform": null, "source_url": "https://support.apple.com/en-us/121555", "checked": "2026-10-26", "region": "Archived generation / seller inventory requires confirmation", "tax": "unknown", "shipping": "Confirm delivery eligibility, shipping and import charges with the seller.", "availability": "unknown", "conditions": "An exact current price for this precise configuration was not verified. Contact the manufacturer or an authorized seller; no old or different-generation price is substituted." } } ] } ] } ``` --- ## AI Agents: public catalog roster 42 published entries, listed by name for navigation; this is not a popularity or performance ranking. - [Aider](https://xpu.live/agents/aider/) - [Amazonbot](https://xpu.live/agents/amazonbot/) - [Anchor Browser](https://xpu.live/agents/anchor-browser/) - [Applebot](https://xpu.live/agents/applebot/) - [archive.org_bot](https://xpu.live/agents/archive-org-bot/) - [Arquivo Web Crawler](https://xpu.live/agents/arquivo-web-crawler/) - [Baidu](https://xpu.live/agents/baidu/) - [BingBot](https://xpu.live/agents/bingbot/) - [Bytespider](https://xpu.live/agents/bytespider/) - [CCBot](https://xpu.live/agents/ccbot/) - [ChatGPT-User](https://xpu.live/agents/chatgpt-user/) - [Claude-SearchBot](https://xpu.live/agents/claude-searchbot/) - [Claude-User](https://xpu.live/agents/claude-user/) - [ClaudeBot](https://xpu.live/agents/claudebot/) - 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[OpenHands](https://xpu.live/agents/openhands/) - [Perplexity-User](https://xpu.live/agents/perplexity-user/) - [PerplexityBot](https://xpu.live/agents/perplexitybot/) - [PetalBot](https://xpu.live/agents/petalbot/) - [ProRataInc](https://xpu.live/agents/proratainc/) - [Qwen Code](https://xpu.live/agents/qwen-code/) - [SWE-agent](https://xpu.live/agents/swe-agent/) - [Terracotta Bot](https://xpu.live/agents/terracotta-bot/) - [TikTok Spider](https://xpu.live/agents/tiktok-spider/) - [Timpibot](https://xpu.live/agents/timpibot/) --- ## GPU Providers: public catalog roster 5 published entries, listed by name for navigation; this is not a popularity or performance ranking. - [CloudRift](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/cloudrift/) - [Modal](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/modal/) - [Runpod](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/runpod/) - [SaladCloud](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/salad/) - [Vast.ai](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/vast/) --- ## GPUs: public catalog roster 84 published entries, listed by name for navigation; this is not a popularity or performance ranking. - [AMD Instinct MI300X](https://xpu.live/gpu/mi300x/) - [AMD Instinct MI350X](https://xpu.live/gpu/mi350x/) - [GTX 1070](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-gtx-1070/) - [GTX 1080](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-gtx-1080/) - [GTX 1080 Ti](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-gtx-1080-ti/) - [GTX 1650](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-gtx-1650/) - [GTX 1660](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-gtx-1660/) - [GTX 1660 Super](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-gtx-1660-s/) - [GTX TITAN X](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-gtx-titan-x/) - [NVIDIA A10](https://xpu.live/gpu/a10/) - [NVIDIA A40](https://xpu.live/gpu/a40/) - [NVIDIA A100 PCIe 80GB](https://xpu.live/gpu/a100-pcie-80/) - [NVIDIA A100 SXM 40GB](https://xpu.live/gpu/a100-sxm-40/) - [NVIDIA A100 SXM 80GB](https://xpu.live/gpu/a100-sxm-80/) - [NVIDIA B200](https://xpu.live/gpu/b200/) - [NVIDIA B300](https://xpu.live/gpu/b300/) - [NVIDIA B300 MIG 34GB](https://xpu.live/gpu/b300-mig-34/) - [NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-4080-super/) - [NVIDIA H100 NVL](https://xpu.live/gpu/h100-nvl/) - [NVIDIA H100 PCIe](https://xpu.live/gpu/h100-pcie/) - [NVIDIA H100 SXM](https://xpu.live/gpu/h100-sxm/) - [NVIDIA H200](https://xpu.live/gpu/h200/) - [NVIDIA H200 NVL](https://xpu.live/gpu/h200-nvl/) - [NVIDIA L4](https://xpu.live/gpu/l4/) - [NVIDIA L40](https://xpu.live/gpu/l40/) - [NVIDIA L40S](https://xpu.live/gpu/l40s/) - [NVIDIA RTX 2000 Ada](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-2000-ada/) - [NVIDIA RTX 3090](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-3090/) - [NVIDIA RTX 4000 Ada](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-4000-ada/) - [NVIDIA RTX 4000 Ada SFF](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-4000-ada-sff/) - [NVIDIA RTX 4090](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-4090/) - [NVIDIA RTX 5000 Ada](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-5000-ada/) - [NVIDIA RTX 5090](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-5090/) - [NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-6000-ada/) - [NVIDIA RTX A2000 6GB](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-a2000-6/) - [NVIDIA RTX A4500](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-a4500/) - [NVIDIA RTX A5000](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-a5000/) - [NVIDIA RTX A6000](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-a6000/) - [NVIDIA RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-pro-4000/) - [NVIDIA RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-pro-4500/) - [NVIDIA RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell Server Edition](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-pro-4500-server/) - [NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell 48GB](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-pro-5000/) - [NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-pro-6000/) - [NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max-Q](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-pro-6000-max-q/) - [NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-pro-6000-workstation/) - [NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 MIG 24GB](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-pro-6000-mig-24/) - [NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 MIG 48GB](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-pro-6000-mig-48/) - [NVIDIA T4](https://xpu.live/gpu/t4/) - [NVIDIA Tesla V100 PCIe 16GB](https://xpu.live/gpu/v100-pcie-16/) - [NVIDIA V100 SXM2 16GB](https://xpu.live/gpu/v100-sxm2-16/) - [NVIDIA V100 SXM3 32GB](https://xpu.live/gpu/v100-sxm3-32/) - [Quadro P2000](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-quadro-p2000/) - [Quadro P4000](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-quadro-p4000/) - [Quadro RTX 4000](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-q-rtx-4000/) - [Quadro RTX 5000](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-q-rtx-5000/) - [RTX 2060](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-rtx-2060/) - [RTX 2070](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-rtx-2070/) - [RTX 2070 Super](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-rtx-2070s/) - [RTX 2080 Ti](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-rtx-2080-ti/) - [RTX 3060](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-rtx-3060/) - [RTX 3060 Laptop](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-rtx-3060-laptop/) - [RTX 3060 Ti](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-rtx-3060-ti/) - [RTX 3070](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-rtx-3070/) - [RTX 3080](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-3080/) - [RTX 3080](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-rtx-3080/) - [RTX 3080 Ti](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-3080-ti/) - [RTX 3090 Ti](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-3090-ti/) - [RTX 4060](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-rtx-4060/) - [RTX 4060 Ti](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-4060-ti/) - [RTX 4060 Ti](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-rtx-4060-ti/) - [RTX 4070](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-4070/) - [RTX 4070 Ti](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-4070-ti/) - [RTX 4070 Ti Super](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-4070-ti-super/) - [RTX 4080](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-4080/) - [RTX 5060](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-5060/) - [RTX 5060 Ti](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-5060-ti/) - [RTX 5070](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-5070/) - [RTX 5070 Ti](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-5070-ti/) - [RTX 5080](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-5080/) - [RTX 5090 Laptop](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-salad-unmapped-rtx-5090-laptop/) - [RTX A4000](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-rtx-a4000/) - [Tesla P40](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-tesla-p40/) - [Tesla P100](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-tesla-p100/) - [Titan Xp](https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-titan-xp/) --- ## AI Models: public catalog roster 177 published entries, listed by name for navigation; this is not a popularity or performance ranking. - [Aleph 2](https://xpu.live/ai-models/runway-aleph2/) - [Aura 1](https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepgram-aura-1/) - [Aura-2](https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepgram-aura-2/) - [Beam 1.0](https://xpu.live/ai-models/reflection-beam-1-0-501b-a23b/) - [BGE Base English v1.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/baai-bge-base-en-v1-5/) - [BGE Large English v1.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/baai-bge-large-en-v1-5/) - [BGE Reranker Base](https://xpu.live/ai-models/baai-bge-reranker-base/) - [BGE Small English v1.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/baai-bge-small-en-v1-5/) - [BGE-M3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/baai-bge-m3/) - [Clairic](https://xpu.live/ai-models/cloudflare-clairic/) - [Claude Fable 5.1](https://xpu.live/ai-models/anthropic-claude-fable-5-1/) - [Claude Haiku 4.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/anthropic-claude-haiku-4-5/) - [Claude Haiku 5.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/anthropic-claude-haiku-5-5/) - [Claude Opus 5.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/anthropic-claude-opus-5-5/) - [Claude Sonnet 5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/anthropic-claude-sonnet-5/) - [Claude Sonnet 5.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/anthropic-claude-sonnet-5-5/) - [Clef](https://xpu.live/ai-models/cloudflare-clef/) - [Clef Flash](https://xpu.live/ai-models/cloudflare-clef-flash/) - [Clef Omni](https://xpu.live/ai-models/cloudflare-clef-omni/) - [Deepgram Flux](https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepgram-flux/) - [DeepSeek R1 Distill Qwen 32B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepseek-ai-deepseek-r1-distill-qwen-32b/) - [DeepSeek V4 Flash 0423](https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepseek-deepseek-v4-flash/) - [DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731](https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepseek-deepseek-v4-flash-0731/) - [DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision](https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepseek-deepseek-v4-flash-vision-exp/) - [DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813](https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepseek-deepseek-v4-pro-0813/) - [DeepSeek V4.1 Flash](https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepseek-deepseek-v4-1-flash/) - [Dia](https://xpu.live/ai-models/nari-labs-dia/) - [DistilBERT SST-2](https://xpu.live/ai-models/distilbert-distilbert-base-uncased-finetuned-sst-2-english/) - [Eleven Flash v2.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/elevenlabs-eleven-flash-v2-5/) - [Eleven Multilingual v2](https://xpu.live/ai-models/elevenlabs-eleven-multilingual-v2/) - [Eleven Music](https://xpu.live/ai-models/elevenlabs-music/) - [Eleven Text to Sound v2](https://xpu.live/ai-models/elevenlabs-eleven-text-to-sound-v2/) - [Eleven v3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/elevenlabs-eleven-v3/) - [Eleven v3 Conversational](https://xpu.live/ai-models/elevenlabs-eleven-v3-conversational/) - [Fish Audio TTS](https://xpu.live/ai-models/fish-audio-tts-service/) - [FLUX.1 schnell ](https://xpu.live/ai-models/black-forest-labs-flux-1-schnell/) - [FLUX.2 dev ](https://xpu.live/ai-models/black-forest-labs-flux-2-dev/) - [FLUX.2 klein 4B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/black-forest-labs-flux-2-klein-4b/) - [FLUX.2 klein 9B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/black-forest-labs-flux-2-klein-9b/) - [FLUX.2 max ](https://xpu.live/ai-models/black-forest-labs-flux-2-max/) - [FLUX.2 pro ](https://xpu.live/ai-models/black-forest-labs-flux-2-pro/) - [Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-3-1-flash-tts/) - [Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-3-1-pro-preview/) - [Gemini 3.8 Flash](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-3-8-flash/) - [Gemini 3.8 Live](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-3-8-live/) - [Gemini 4 Argon](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-4-argon/) - [Gemini 4 Carbon](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-4-carbon/) - [Gemini Omni Flash](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-omni-1-1-flash/) - [Gemma 4 26B A4B IT](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemma-4-26b-a4b-it/) - [Gemma SEA-LION v4 27B IT](https://xpu.live/ai-models/aisingapore-gemma-sea-lion-v4-27b-it/) - [Gen-4 Image](https://xpu.live/ai-models/runway-gen4-image/) - [Gen-4 Image Turbo](https://xpu.live/ai-models/runway-gen4-image-turbo/) - [Gen-4 Turbo](https://xpu.live/ai-models/runway-gen4-turbo/) - [Gen-4.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/runway-gen4-5/) - [GLM 4.7 Flash](https://xpu.live/ai-models/zai-org-glm-4-7-flash/) - [GLM 5.2](https://xpu.live/ai-models/z-ai-glm-5-2/) - [GLM 5.3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/z-ai-glm-5-3/) - [GLM 5.3 Flash](https://xpu.live/ai-models/z-ai-glm-5-3-flash/) - [GPT Image 2](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-image-2/) - [GPT Image 2.5 Flare](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-image-2-5-flare/) - [GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-image-2-5-sunburst/) - [GPT-4o Mini TTS](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-4o-mini-tts/) - [GPT-5.3 Codex](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-5-3-codex/) - [GPT-5.6 Luna](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-5-6-luna/) - [GPT-5.6 Sol](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-5-6-sol/) - [GPT-5.6 Terra](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-5-6-terra/) - [GPT-6 Astra](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-6-astra/) - [GPT-6 Luna](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-6-luna/) - [GPT-6 Sol](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-6-sol/) - [GPT-6.1 Sol](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-6-1-sol/) - [GPT-6.1 Terra](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-6-1-terra/) - [GPT-Live 1](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-live-1/) - [gpt-oss-20b](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-oss-20b/) - [gpt-oss-120b](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-oss-120b/) - [Granite 4.0 H Micro](https://xpu.live/ai-models/ibm-granite-granite-4-0-h-micro/) - [Grok 4.7](https://xpu.live/ai-models/x-ai-grok-4-7/) - [Grok Imagine Image 2.0](https://xpu.live/ai-models/x-ai-grok-imagine-image-2-0/) - [Grok Imagine Video 1.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/x-ai-grok-imagine-video-1-5/) - [Hailuo 02](https://xpu.live/ai-models/minimax-hailuo-02/) - [Hailuo 2.3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/minimax-hailuo-2-3/) - [Hailuo 2.3 Fast](https://xpu.live/ai-models/minimax-hailuo-2-3-fast/) - [Hy3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/tencent-hy3/) - [Hy4 preview](https://xpu.live/ai-models/tencent-hy4-preview/) - [Ideogram 3.0](https://xpu.live/ai-models/ideogram-ideogram-3-0/) - [IndicTrans2 English–Indic 1B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/ai4bharat-indictrans2-en-indic-1b/) - [Jev 1.13](https://xpu.live/ai-models/typesafe-jev-1-13/) - [JT-4.1 Flash 236B A21B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/china-mobile-jt-4-1-flash-236b-a21b/) - [K2 Horizon 375B A23B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/ifm-k2-horizon-375b-a23b/) - [Kimi K2.6](https://xpu.live/ai-models/moonshotai-kimi-k2-6/) - [Kimi K2.7 Code](https://xpu.live/ai-models/moonshotai-kimi-k2-7-code/) - [Kimi K3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/moonshotai-kimi-k3/) - [Kimi K3.1 Pro](https://xpu.live/ai-models/moonshotai-kimi-k3-1-pro/) - [Kling 3.0 Pro](https://xpu.live/ai-models/kuaishou-kling-3-0-pro/) - [Ling 3.1 Flash](https://xpu.live/ai-models/inclusionai-ling-3-1-flash/) - [Ling 3.1 Flash 1019](https://xpu.live/ai-models/inclusionai-ling-3-1-flash-1019/) - [Llama 3.1 8B Instruct](https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-llama-llama-3-1-8b-instruct/) - [Llama 3.2 1B Instruct](https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-llama-3-2-1b-instruct/) - [Llama 3.2 3B Instruct](https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-llama-3-2-3b-instruct/) - [Llama 3.2 11B Vision Instruct](https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-llama-3-2-11b-vision-instruct/) - [Llama 3.3 70B Instruct](https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-llama-llama-3-3-70b-instruct/) - [Llama 4 Scout](https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-llama-4-scout-17b-16e-instruct/) - [Llama Guard 3 8B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-llama-guard-3-8b/) - [Lucid Origin](https://xpu.live/ai-models/leonardo-lucid-origin/) - [Lyria 3 Clip](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-lyria-3-clip/) - [Lyria 3 Pro](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-lyria-3-pro/) - [Lyria 3.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-lyria-3-5/) - [Lyria RealTime](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-lyria-realtime/) - [M2M100 1.2B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-m2m100-1-2b/) - [MeloTTS](https://xpu.live/ai-models/myshell-ai-melotts/) - [MiMo-V2.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/xiaomi-mimo-v2-5/) - [MiMo-V2.6-Flash](https://xpu.live/ai-models/xiaomi-mimo-v2-6-flash/) - [MiMo-V2.6-Pro](https://xpu.live/ai-models/xiaomi-mimo-v2-6-pro/) - [MiniMax H3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/minimax-minimax-h3/) - [MiniMax M3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/minimax-minimax-m3/) - [MiniMax M3.1 Flash](https://xpu.live/ai-models/minimax-minimax-m3-1-flash/) - [MiniMax Voice Cloning](https://xpu.live/ai-models/minimax-voice-cloning-service/) - [Mistral Large 3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/mistralai-mistral-large-2512/) - [Mistral Large 4 Preview](https://xpu.live/ai-models/mistralai-mistral-large-4-preview/) - [Mistral Medium 3.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/mistralai-mistral-medium-3-5/) - [Mistral Small 3.1 24B Instruct](https://xpu.live/ai-models/mistralai-mistral-small-3-1-24b-instruct/) - [Mistral Small 4](https://xpu.live/ai-models/mistralai-mistral-small-2603/) - [Moondream 3.1 9B A2B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/moondream-moondream3-1-9b-a2b/) - [Motif 3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/motif-motif-3/) - [Muse Spark 1.3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-muse-spark-1-3/) - [Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor](https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-muse-spark-1-3-contributor/) - [Muse Spark Open](https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-muse-spark-open/) - [Muse Wonder](https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-muse-wonder/) - [Muse Wonder Full](https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-muse-wonder-full/) - [Music 2.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/minimax-music-2-5/) - [Nano Banana 2](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-3-1-flash-image/) - [Nano Banana 2 Lite](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-3-1-flash-lite-image/) - [Nano Banana Pro](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-3-pro-image/) - [Nemotron 3 Super](https://xpu.live/ai-models/nvidia-nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b/) - [Nemotron 3 Ultra](https://xpu.live/ai-models/nvidia-nemotron-3-ultra-550b-a55b-free/) - [Nova 2 Lite](https://xpu.live/ai-models/amazon-nova-2-lite-v1/) - [Nova Canvas](https://xpu.live/ai-models/amazon-nova-canvas/) - [Nova Reel](https://xpu.live/ai-models/amazon-nova-reel/) - [Nova-3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepgram-nova-3/) - [OCR 4.1](https://xpu.live/ai-models/mistralai-mistral-ocr-4-1/) - [Orpheus 3B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/canopylabs-orpheus-3b-0-1-ft/) - [Phoenix 1.0](https://xpu.live/ai-models/leonardo-phoenix-1-0/) - [PhoneLLM Mini Alpha 2](https://xpu.live/ai-models/pipecat-ai-phonellm-mini-alpha-2/) - [PLaMo Embedding 1B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/pfnet-plamo-embedding-1b/) - [Qwen-Image](https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen-image/) - [Qwen-Image Edit](https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen-image-edit/) - [Qwen2.5 Coder 32B Instruct](https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen2-5-coder-32b-instruct/) - [Qwen3 30B A3B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen3-30b-a3b/) - [Qwen3 Embedding 0.6B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen3-embedding-0-6b/) - [Qwen3 Embedding 8B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen3-embedding-8b/) - [Qwen3.8 2.4T A95B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen3-8-2-4t-a95b/) - [Qwen3.8 27B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen3-8-27b/) - [Qwen3.8 Flash](https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen3-8-flash/) - [Qwen3.8 Max (0902)](https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen3-8-max-0902/) - [Qwen3.8-Flash-Next](https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen3-8-flash-next/) - [QwQ 32B](https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwq-32b/) - [R1](https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepseek-deepseek-r1/) - [Recraft V4](https://xpu.live/ai-models/recraft-ai-recraft-v4/) - [ResNet-50](https://xpu.live/ai-models/microsoft-resnet-50/) - [Seedance 2.0](https://xpu.live/ai-models/bytedance-seedance-2-0/) - [Seedance 2.5](https://xpu.live/ai-models/bytedance-seedance-2-5/) - [Seedream 5 Flash](https://xpu.live/ai-models/bytedance-seedream-5-flash/) - [Seedream 5 Lite](https://xpu.live/ai-models/bytedance-seedream-5-lite/) - [Seedream 5 Pro](https://xpu.live/ai-models/bytedance-seedream-5-pro/) - [Smart Turn v2](https://xpu.live/ai-models/pipecat-ai-smart-turn-v2/) - [Solar Pro 4](https://xpu.live/ai-models/upstage-solar-pro4/) - [Sonic 3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/cartesia-sonic-3/) - [Space Bunny Alpha](https://xpu.live/ai-models/stealth-space-bunny-alpha/) - [Speech 2.6 Turbo](https://xpu.live/ai-models/minimax-speech-2-6-turbo/) - [Step 5 Preview](https://xpu.live/ai-models/stepfun-step-5-preview/) - [Veo 3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-veo-3/) - [Veo 3.1](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-veo-3-1/) - [Veo 3.1 Fast](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-veo-3-1-fast/) - [Veo 3.1 Lite](https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-veo-3-1-lite/) - [Voxtral Mini Transcribe 2](https://xpu.live/ai-models/mistralai-voxtral-mini-2602/) - [Wan 3.0](https://xpu.live/ai-models/alibaba-wan-3/) - [Whisper Large V3](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-whisper-large-v3/) - [Whisper Large V3 Turbo](https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-whisper-large-v3-turbo/) --- ## AI Providers: public catalog roster 22 published entries, listed by name for navigation; this is not a popularity or performance ranking. - [Amazon Bedrock](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/aws-bedrock/) - [Anthropic](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/anthropic/) - [Cloudflare Workers AI](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/cloudflare/) - [DeepInfra](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/deepinfra/) - [DeepSeek](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/deepseek/) - [ElevenLabs](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/elevenlabs/) - [fal.ai](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/fal/) - [Fireworks AI](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/fireworks/) - [Google Cloud Vertex AI](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/vertex/) - [Google Gemini API](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/gemini/) - [Groq](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/groq/) - [Microsoft Azure AI Foundry](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/azure/) - [Mistral AI](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/mistral/) - [Novita AI](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/novita/) - [OpenAI](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/openai/) - [OpenRouter](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/openrouter/) - [Replicate](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/replicate/) - [Runway](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/runway/) - [Segmind](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/segmind/) - [Together AI](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/together/) - [WaveSpeedAI](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/wavespeed/) - [xAI](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/xai/) --- ## Agent Hosting: public catalog roster 30 published entries, listed by name for navigation; this is not a popularity or performance ranking. - [Akamai / Linode](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/akamai/) - [Amazon Web Services](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/aws/) - [Bluehost](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/bluehost/) - [Cloudflare](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/cloudflare/) - [Cloudzy](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/cloudzy/) - [Contabo](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/contabo/) - [DigitalOcean](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/digitalocean/) - [Fly.io](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/fly-io/) - [Google Cloud](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/google-cloud/) - [Hetzner](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/hetzner/) - [Hostinger](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/hostinger/) - [Hostwinds](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/hostwinds/) - [InterServer](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/interserver/) - [IONOS](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/ionos/) - [Kamatera](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/kamatera/) - [Letta](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/letta/) - [LightNode](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/lightnode/) - [Liquid Web](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/liquid-web/) - [Mastra](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/mastra/) - [Microsoft Azure](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/microsoft-azure/) - [Modal](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/modal/) - [Northflank](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/northflank/) - [Oracle Cloud](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/oracle-cloud/) - [OVHcloud](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/ovhcloud/) - [Railway](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/railway/) - [Render](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/render/) - [ScalaHosting](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/scalahosting/) - [Scaleway](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/scaleway/) - [UpCloud](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/upcloud/) - [Vultr](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/vultr/) --- ## AI Desktops: public catalog roster 30 published entries, listed by name for navigation; this is not a popularity or performance ranking. - [Acer Veriton GN100](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/acer-veriton-gn100/) - [Apple Mac mini (M4 Pro, 2024)](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/apple-mac-mini-m4-pro-2024/) - [Apple Mac Studio (M3 Ultra, 2025)](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/apple-mac-studio-m3-ultra-2025/) - [ASUS Ascent GX10](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/asus-ascent-gx10/) - [ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/asus-expertcenter-pro-et900n-g3/) - [ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/asus-nuc-14-pro-ai/) - [ASUS NUC 15 Pro](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/asus-nuc-15-pro/) - [Beelink GTR9 Pro](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/beelink-gtr9-pro/) - [BOSGAME M5](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/bosgame-m5/) - [CORSAIR AI Workstation 300](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/corsair-ai-workstation-300/) - [Dell Pro Precision with GB10](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/dell-pro-precision-with-gb10/) - [Dell Pro Precision with GB300](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/dell-pro-precision-with-gb300/) - [Framework Desktop](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/framework-desktop/) - [GEEKOM A9 Max](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/geekom-a9-max/) - [GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gigabyte-ai-top-atom/) - [GIGABYTE W775-V10-L01](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gigabyte-w775-v10-l01/) - [GMKtec EVO-T2](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gmktec-evo-t2/) - [GMKtec EVO-X1](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gmktec-evo-x1/) - [GMKtec EVO-X2](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gmktec-evo-x2/) - [GMKtec EVO-X5 Pro](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/gmktec-evo-x5-pro/) - [HP Z2 Mini G1a](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/hp-z2-mini-g1a/) - [HP ZGX Fury G1n](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/hp-zgx-fury-g1n/) - [HP ZGX Nano G1n](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/hp-zgx-nano-g1n/) - [Lenovo ThinkStation PGX](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/lenovo-thinkstation-pgx/) - [MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/minisforum-ai-x1-pro/) - [MINISFORUM MS-S1 MAX](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/minisforum-ms-s1-max/) - [MSI EdgeXpert](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/msi-edgexpert/) - [MSI XpertStation WS300](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/msi-xpertstation-ws300/) - [NVIDIA DGX Spark](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/nvidia-dgx-spark/) - [Supermicro Super AI Station ARS-511GD-NB-LCC](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/supermicro-super-ai-station-ars-511gd-nb-lcc/) --- ## Robot Dog Manufacturers: public catalog roster 11 published entries, listed by name for navigation; this is not a popularity or performance ranking. - [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/) - [ANYbotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/anybotics/) - [Boston Dynamics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/boston-dynamics/) - [DEEP Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/) - [Ghost Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/ghost-robotics/) - [Hands-On Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/hands-on-robotics/) - [Petoi](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/) - [Sony](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/sony/) - [Unitree Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) - [WEILAN](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/weilan/) - [Xiaomi](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/xiaomi/) --- ## Humanoid Manufacturers: public catalog roster 22 published entries, listed by name for navigation; this is not a popularity or performance ranking. - [1X Technologies](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/) - [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) - [Agility Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agility/) - [Apptronik](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/apptronik/) - [Booster Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/booster/) - [Boston Dynamics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/boston-dynamics/) - [DOBOT](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/dobot/) - [EngineAI](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/engineai/) - [Figure](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/figure/) - [Fourier](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/fourier/) - [Kepler Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/kepler/) - [Leju Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/) - [LimX Dynamics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/limx/) - [NOETIX Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/) - [PAL Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) - [ROBOTERA](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/robotera/) - [Sanctuary AI](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/sanctuary/) - [Tesla](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/tesla/) - [UBTECH](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/) - [Unitree](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) - [Xiaomi](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/xiaomi/) - [XPENG](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/xpeng/) --- ## Humanoid Robots: public catalog roster 52 published entries, listed by name for navigation; this is not a popularity or performance ranking. - [1X Technologies NEO Beta](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/1x-neo-beta/) - [1X Technologies NEO Gamma](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/1x-neo-gamma/) - [A2](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/agibot-a2/) - [AGIBOT A3](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/agibot-a3/) - [AGIBOT X1](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/agibot-x1/) - [Apollo 2](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/apptronik-apollo-2/) - [Apptronik Apollo (2023)](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/apptronik-apollo-original/) - [Atlas](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/boston-dynamics-atlas/) - [ATOM Max](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/dobot-atom-max/) - [Booster Robotics T2](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/booster-t2/) - [Bumi](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/noetix-bumi/) - [Digit 5](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/agility-digit-5/) - [E1](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/noetix-e1/) - [EngineAI T800](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/engineai-t800/) - [Figure 01](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/figure-01/) - [Figure 02](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/figure-02/) - [Figure 03](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/figure-03/) - [Forerunner K2](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/kepler-forerunner-k2/) - [Fourier N1](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/fourier-n1/) - [G1](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/unitree-g1/) - [GR-1](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/fourier-gr1/) - [GR-2](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/fourier-gr2/) - [GR-3](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/fourier-gr3/) - [H1](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/unitree-h1/) - [H2](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/unitree-h2/) - [IRON](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/xpeng-iron/) - [K1](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/booster-k1/) - [Kepler Robotics Forerunner K1](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/kepler-k1/) - [KUAVO 4Pro](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/leju-kuavo-4pro/) - [L7](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/robotera-l7/) - [Leju Robotics AELOS PRO3](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/leju-aelos-pro3/) - [Leju Robotics KUAVO 5](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/leju-kuavo5/) - [Leju Robotics ROBAN 2](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/leju-roban2/) - [LimX Dynamics Luna](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/limx-luna/) - [NEO](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/1x-neo/) - [NOETIX Robotics N2](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/noetix-n2/) - [Oli](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/limx-oli/) - [Optimus](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/tesla-optimus/) - [Phoenix Gen 7](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/sanctuary-phoenix-gen7/) - [PM01](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/engineai-pm01/) - [R1](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/unitree-r1/) - [Sanctuary AI Phoenix Gen 6](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/sanctuary-phoenix-gen6/) - [SE01](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/engineai-se01/) - [T1](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/booster-t1/) - [TALOS](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/pal-talos/) - [UBTECH Walker S1](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/ubtech-walker-s1/) - [UBTECH Walker Tienkung](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/ubtech-walker-tienkung/) - [Unitree H1-2](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/unitree-h1-2/) - [Unitree H2 Plus](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/unitree-h2-plus/) - [Walker S2](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/ubtech-walker-s2/) - [X2](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/agibot-x2/) - [Xiaomi CyberOne](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/xiaomi-cyberone/) --- ## Robot Dogs: public catalog roster 37 published entries, listed by name for navigation; this is not a popularity or performance ranking. - [A1](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-a1/) - [A2](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-a2/) - [A2-W](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-a2-w/) - [AGIBOT D1 Max](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/agibot-d1-max/) - [AGIBOT D1 MaxPro](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/agibot-d1-maxpro/) - [AGIBOT D1 Pro / Edu](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/agibot-d1-pro/) - [AGIBOT D1 Ultra](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/agibot-d1-ultra/) - [aibo ERS-1000](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/sony-aibo-ers1000/) - [AlienGo](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-aliengo/) - [AlphaDog C500](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/weilan-alphadog-c500/) - [ANYmal](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/anybotics-anymal/) - [ANYmal X](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/anybotics-anymal-x/) - [As2](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-as2/) - [As2-W](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-as2-w/) - [B1](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-b1/) - [B2](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-b2/) - [B2-W](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-b2-w/) - [BabyAlpha](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/weilan-babyalpha/) - [Bittle](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/petoi-bittle/) - [Bittle X V2](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/petoi-bittle-x/) - [CyberDog](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/xiaomi-cyberdog/) - [CyberDog 2](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/xiaomi-cyberdog-2/) - [Go1](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-go1/) - [Go2](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-go2/) - [Go2-W](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-go2-w/) - [Lite3](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lite3/) - [LYNX](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lynx/) - [LYNX M20](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lynx-m20/) - [LYNX S10](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lynx-s10/) - [Pupper v3](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/pupper-v3/) - [Sony AIBO ERS-7](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/sony-ers7/) - [Sony AIBO ERS-110](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/sony-ers110/) - [Sony AIBO ERS-210](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/sony-ers210/) - [Spot](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/boston-spot/) - [Vision 60](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/ghost-vision-60/) - [X20](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-x20/) - [X30](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-x30/) --- ## Other Robot Platforms: public catalog roster 31 published entries, listed by name for navigation; this is not a popularity or performance ranking. - [1X Technologies EVE](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/1x-eve/) - [AGIBOT C5](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/agibot-c5/) - [AGIBOT G1](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/agibot-g1/) - [AGIBOT G1 MAX](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/agibot-g1-max/) - [AGIBOT G2](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/agibot-g2/) - [Agility Robotics Cassie](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/agility-cassie/) - [Apptronik Astra](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/apptronik-astra/) - [Apptronik Draco II / III](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/apptronik-draco/) - [Boston Dynamics Stretch](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/boston-stretch/) - [EngineAI SA01](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/engineai-sa01/) - [Fourier GRW](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/fourier-grw/) - [Leju Robotics KUAVO 5-W](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/leju-kuavo5w/) - [LimX Dynamics TRON 1](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/limx-tron1/) - [LimX Dynamics TRON 2](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/limx-tron2/) - [NOETIX Robotics W1](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/noetix-w1/) - [NOETIX Robotics Xiao Nuo](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/noetix-xiaonuo/) - [NOETIX Robotics Xiao Yue](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/noetix-xiaoyue/) - [PAL Robotics ARI](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/pal-ari/) - [PAL Robotics KANGAROO](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/pal-kangaroo/) - [PAL Robotics StockBot](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/pal-stockbot/) - [PAL Robotics TIAGo](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/pal-tiago/) - [PAL Robotics TIAGo Pro](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/pal-tiago-pro/) - [Petoi Nybble](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/petoi-nybble/) - [Petoi Nybble Q](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/petoi-nybble-q/) - [ROBOTERA M7](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/robotera-m7/) - [ROBOTERA Q5](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/robotera-q5/) - [UBTECH Cruzr 1S](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/ubtech-cruzr-1s/) - [UBTECH Cruzr S2](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/ubtech-cruzr-s2/) - [Unitree G1-D](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/unitree-g1-d/) - [Unitree H2-D](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/unitree-h2-d/) - [Unitree R1-A / R1-A-D](https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/unitree-r1-a/) --- ## Expanded documentation: One archive.Clear, traceable prices. Canonical source: https://xpu.live/api-docs/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-26 17:02:50 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. THE ARCHIVE DATA API ## One archive.Clear, traceable prices. Public AI model and GPU tariffs from archived source observations, plus the current Agent Hosting and AI Desktop catalogs, including exact desktop configurations and manually entered seller prices. Exact amounts, original billing units and clear source dates. Catalog & archive coverageREST · JSON · v1 - Published AI models: 177 Current site catalog - Public tariffs: — Latest usable archive data - Registered providers: — Discovered from the archive - Stale observations: — Check freshness before use Loading archive coverage… ### Start with a single request Read-only public data. No API key required. Base URL: `https://xpu.live/api/v1/` ``` curl 'https://xpu.live/api/v1/prices?kind=gpu&provider=runpod&limit=5' ``` [OpenAPI specification ↗](https://xpu.live/api/v1/openapi.json) A tariff is not a unique model. One model can have multiple providers, billing components and variants. Missing prices are unknown, not zero. Historical series and private account prices are not part of this public API. ### Endpoints List routes support `limit` (1–200, default 50) and `offset` (0–20,000). Copy the first response’s `snapshot_id` into subsequent page requests; HTTP 409 means the archive changed and pagination should restart. Results are ordered by identifiers, not cheapest price. ### Agent Hosting: companies, plans and complete parameters The [Agent Hosting catalog](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) is available through the public API, remote MCP and browser WebMCP. All three read the same current WordPress company and plan records. Companies include every parameter, logo, SEO title/description, canonical URL, official sources and all their published plans. #### Read-only hosting endpoints GET path under /api/v1 | Data and filters /hosting/companies | All public companies with nested plans; q, service_type, limit, offset, version. /hosting/companies/{company} | Exact numeric company ID or slug, such as letta; optional version. /hosting/plans | Published plans; company (ID or slug), q, price_status, currency, billing, limit, offset, version. /hosting/plans/{id} | Exact numeric plan ID; optional version. /hosting/schema | Complete field dictionary: company/plan labels, groups, types and select choices. ``` curl 'https://xpu.live/api/v1/hosting/companies?limit=20' curl 'https://xpu.live/api/v1/hosting/companies/letta' curl 'https://xpu.live/api/v1/hosting/plans?company=letta&price_status=published' curl 'https://xpu.live/api/v1/hosting/schema' ``` Lists use limit 1–100 (default 50), offset 0–20,000 and next_offset (null at the end). Search q is case-insensitive, 1–200 characters. Service types: runtime, platform, sandbox, browser, workflow, paas, vps. Pricing status: published, quote, unknown. Billing: month, year, usage, quote. Currencies: USD, EUR, GBP. Unsupported, empty or repeated parameters return HTTP 400. Missing public records return 404. Send the first response's version on later pages; a catalog change returns 409, then restart without version. Rate limiting returns 429; unavailable sources return 503 without substitute prices. Responses include schema_version, source, version, generated_at, cache_seconds (0), price_note and data. Hosting responses use Cache-Control: no-store. API access requires no key; GET/HEAD are read-only. Existing API request limits apply. See the [updated OpenAPI contract](https://xpu.live/api/v1/openapi.json). #### Prices, privacy and automatic refresh Hosting is an editorial catalog backed by official provider sources, separate from the hourly collected model/GPU archive. A base subscription is not total cost: preserve currency, billing interval, scope, commitments, setup fees, included usage, overages, model costs, taxes, support and limits. Exact amounts are decimal strings. Null means unknown or quote-only; an explicit "0" is a published zero base fee, which may still incur usage costs. generated_at is response/export time, not a price verification date; use each record's checked date and official source. Publishing, editing, reassigning, unpublishing, trashing or deleting companies/plans is reflected automatically in the next API, MCP and WebMCP read. Only published, non-password-protected companies and their published, non-password-protected plans are included. Draft/private/deleted/orphan records, credentials and administrator fields are excluded. These interfaces have no write tools. [llms.txt](https://xpu.live/llms.txt) contains an automatically maintained hosting index with all company/plan names, base prices and sources. [llms-full.txt](https://xpu.live/llms-full.txt) contains the complete shared hosting data, including all parameters, plan conditions, logos and SEO. Both refresh after company or plan changes, normally within a few minutes (two-minute queue checks plus build time), with a six-hour fallback. Compare their hosting catalog version with the API. Both retain the last good files if a build fails; they are snapshots, not live API substitutes. Complete hosting parameter dictionary (automatically generated) #### Company fields Field | Meaning | Group / type website | Official website | Company and service / url pricing_url | Pricing page | Company and service / url docs_url | Documentation | Company and service / url logo_id | Company image | Company and service / media logo_alt | Image alternative text | Company and service / text service_type | Hosting categoryruntime, platform, sandbox, browser, workflow, paas, vps | Company and service / select deployment | Deployment model | Company and service / text best_for | Best suited to | Company and service / textarea limitations | Important limitations | Company and service / textarea frameworks | Frameworks / SDKs | Compatibility and tools / textarea languages | Languages / runtimes | Compatibility and tools / text models | Model compatibility | Compatibility and tools / textarea byok | Bring your own model API keyunknown, yes, no, conditional | Compatibility and tools / select memory | Memory and sessions | Compatibility and tools / textarea mcp | MCP: client / server / hosting distinction | Compatibility and tools / textarea scheduling | Schedules and triggers | Compatibility and tools / textarea browser | Browser execution | Compatibility and tools / textarea code_execution | Code execution / sandbox | Compatibility and tools / textarea integrations | App integrations / authentication | Compatibility and tools / textarea regions | Available deployment regions | Infrastructure and operations / text scaling | Scaling and idle behavior | Infrastructure and operations / textarea deployment_tools | Git / deployment workflow | Infrastructure and operations / textarea network | Private network / static IP / egress controls | Infrastructure and operations / textarea backups | Backups and recovery | Infrastructure and operations / textarea observability | Logs, tracing, metrics and evaluations | Infrastructure and operations / textarea isolation | Isolation model | Security and support / textarea secrets | Secrets management | Security and support / textarea access | SSO / roles / audit logging | Security and support / textarea compliance | Compliance evidence and scope | Security and support / textarea support | Support channels | Security and support / textarea checked | Last checked (UTC date) | Evidence and SEO / date sources | Official sources (one URL per line) | Evidence and SEO / urls verification | Evidence statusreviewed, pending | Evidence and SEO / select seo_title | SEO title | Evidence and SEO / text seo_description | Meta description | Evidence and SEO / textarea social_id | Social share image (optional) | Evidence and SEO / media #### Plan fields Field | Meaning | Group / type company | Company | Pricing / company price_status | Pricing modelpublished, quote, unknown | Pricing / select base_price | Base subscription amount (not total cost) | Pricing / decimal currency | CurrencyUSD, EUR, GBP | Pricing / select billing | Billing intervalmonth, year, usage, quote | Pricing / select price_unit | Subscription scope | Pricing / text annual_commitment | Annual commitment / upfront payment | Pricing / text setup_fee | Setup fee | Pricing / text included | Included usage | Pricing / textarea overage | Overage rates | Pricing / textarea model_cost | Model costs and BYOK conditions | Pricing / textarea trial | Free trial / credits / expiry | Pricing / textarea cancellation | Cancellation and refunds | Pricing / textarea taxes | Tax treatment | Pricing / text cpu | CPU allocation and billing basis | Resources and limits / text ram | RAM | Resources and limits / text gpu | GPU / VRAM | Resources and limits / text storage | Storage and persistence | Resources and limits / textarea egress | Network egress | Resources and limits / text agents | Agent limit | Resources and limits / text concurrency | Concurrency | Resources and limits / text executions | Execution quota | Resources and limits / text duration | Maximum session / execution duration | Resources and limits / text rate_limit | Request rate limit | Resources and limits / text always_on | Continuous execution / idle behavior | Resources and limits / textarea retention | Retention | Resources and limits / text support | Support | Plan controls / textarea sla | Contractual SLA / availability target | Plan controls / text security | Plan-specific security and compliance | Plan controls / textarea restrictions | Eligibility and restrictions | Plan controls / textarea source_url | Official pricing source | Evidence / url checked | Last checked (UTC date) | Evidence / date effective | Price effective date, if explicitly published | Evidence / date notes | Source interpretation and caveats | Evidence / textarea [API guide](https://xpu.live/api-docs/#agent-hosting) · [MCP guide](https://xpu.live/mcp/#agent-hosting) · [WebMCP guide](https://xpu.live/webmcp/#agent-hosting) AI DESKTOPS / MANUAL SELLER PRICES ### AI Desktops: devices, exact hardware and seller prices The [AI Desktop catalog](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/) uses one published WordPress source for API, MCP, WebMCP and both LLM references. Each device can have multiple configurations and each configuration multiple seller offers. Prices are entered and updated manually in WordPress. #### Public API endpoints Read-only GET requests; no API key. Base: `https://xpu.live/api/v1`. Desktop lists default to 50 records, maximum 100; offset is 0–20,000. Discovery: [API index](https://xpu.live/api/v1/) · [OpenAPI 3.1](https://xpu.live/api/v1/openapi.json). - /desktops/models: All devices, including every published configuration and offer. Filters: q, manufacturer, category, currency, limit, offset, version. - /desktops/models/{model}: A device by numeric ID or slug. Optional version. - /desktops/configurations: Exact hardware configurations and their seller offers. Filters: model, q, limit, offset, version. - /desktops/configurations/{id}: One published hardware configuration, with model identity. Optional version. - /desktops/offers: Manual seller prices with full configuration attributes. Filters: model, configuration, q, currency, price_kind, availability, region, limit, offset, version. - /desktops/offers/{id}: One seller offer with its exact hardware and source context. Optional version. - /desktops/schema: Complete field dictionary for model, configuration and offer: labels, groups, types and allowed choices. ``` GET https://xpu.live/api/v1/desktops/models?limit=10 GET https://xpu.live/api/v1/desktops/offers?currency=USD&price_kind=fixed GET https://xpu.live/api/v1/desktops/schema ``` #### Response, pricing and automatic-update rules - Only published, non-password-protected devices and their published, non-password-protected configurations and offers appear. Draft, private, trashed, deleted or orphan records are excluded. There is no fixed allowlist of product IDs. - Publishing, editing, reassigning, changing status/password, trashing or deleting a device, configuration or seller offer updates subsequent API, MCP and WebMCP reads. Data calls do not use a separate response cache. Already rendered website text reflects page-load time. - Lists return `data`, `total`, `limit`, `offset` and `next_offset`. All responses include a content `version`, `generated_at`, `cache_seconds: 0` and `update_method: manual`. Pass the first page’s version on later pages. HTTP 409 means the catalog changed: restart pagination. - Prices and decimal quantities retain their stored decimal strings. Unknown and quote-only amounts are `null`, not zero; an explicitly entered zero remains `"0"`. `price_kind`: fixed, from, quote or unknown. Currency filters use original three-letter uppercase codes and apply no conversion. - Keep configuration ID and specifications, seller, marketplace, market, source URL, checked date, availability, tax, shipping and conditions with each offer. `pricing.unit` is `per_configuration`. The checked date is a manual observation date, not the response/build time or a stock guarantee. - HTTP 400: invalid/duplicate parameter; 404: no published record; 409: changed content version; 429: respect Retry-After; 503: source unavailable, with no invented or stale substitute. Existing API/MCP service limits apply. - [llms.txt](https://xpu.live/llms.txt) includes the complete device/configuration/price index. [llms-full.txt](https://xpu.live/llms-full.txt) includes every public device, all specifications, photos, SEO, configurations, seller offers and this field dictionary. They refresh automatically after relevant changes, normally within a few minutes. Compare their AI Desktop catalog version with the live API. Complete device, configuration and seller-offer field dictionary ##### Device - manufacturer: ManufacturerDevice identity · text - model_name: Model nameDevice identity · text - category: Device categoryDevice identity · selectmini = Mini PC · desktop = Desktop · workstation = Workstation · ai_station = Personal AI system · barebone = Barebone - official_url: Official product pageDevice identity · url - image_id: Main device photoDevice identity · media - gallery: Additional photosDevice identity · gallery - photo_tone: Photo backgroundDevice identity · selectlight = Light background · dark = Dark background - image_alt: Photo alternative textDevice identity · text - image_credit: Photo credit / source ownerDevice identity · text - image_source: Original photo sourceDevice identity · url - best_for: Best suited toEditorial overview · textarea - caveats: Important configuration notesEditorial overview · textarea - checked: Specifications reviewed (UTC date)Editorial overview · date - sources: Official specification sources (one URL per line)Editorial overview · urls - seo_title: SEO titleSEO · text - seo_description: Meta descriptionSEO · textarea - social_id: Social share image (optional)SEO · media ##### Configuration - model: Device modelConfiguration identity · model - label: Public configuration labelConfiguration identity · text - mpn: Manufacturer part number, if verifiedConfiguration identity · text - condition: Package typeConfiguration identity · selectcomplete = Complete system · barebone = Barebone · custom = Custom configuration - cpu: ProcessorCompute · text - cpu_arch: CPU architectureCompute · text - cores: CPU cores / threadsCompute · text - cpu_clock: CPU frequencyCompute · text - gpu: GPUCompute · text - gpu_arch: GPU architecture / compute unitsCompute · text - npu: NPUCompute · text - ai_peak: Vendor peak AI compute (precision and conditions required)Compute · textarea - platform: AI platform / software supportCompute · textarea - memory_gb: Installed system memory (GB)Memory · decimal - memory_type: Memory architectureMemory · selectunified = Coherent unified memory · shared = System memory shared with integrated GPU · dedicated = System RAM + dedicated GPU memory · unknown = Not disclosed - memory_technology: Memory technology / speedMemory · text - vram_gb: Dedicated VRAM (GB; leave blank for shared/unified pools)Memory · decimal - gpu_memory_note: GPU memory allocation / shared-pool explanationMemory · textarea - bandwidth: Memory bandwidthMemory · text - memory_upgrade: Memory upgradeabilityMemory · text - ssd_gb: Installed SSD capacity (GB; 1000 = 1 TB)Storage · decimal - storage_state: Installed storageStorage · selectinstalled = SSD included · none = No SSD included · unknown = Needs confirmation - storage: SSD interface / installed driveStorage · text - storage_expansion: Drive slots and expansion limitsStorage · textarea - ports_front: Front I/OConnectivity · textarea - ports_rear: Rear / total I/OConnectivity · textarea - displays: Display outputsConnectivity · text - ethernet: Ethernet / high-speed networkingConnectivity · text - wifi: Wi-FiConnectivity · text - bluetooth: BluetoothConnectivity · text - weight_kg: System weight (kg)Chassis and power · decimal - weight_qualifier: Weight scopeChassis and power · selectexact = Published system weight · approx = Approximate · from = Starting weight · up_to = Maximum configuration weight · unknown = Not disclosed - dimensions: Dimensions (W × D × H, with units)Chassis and power · text - cooling: CoolingChassis and power · text - power: Power supply / adapter ratingChassis and power · text - tdp: Processor TDP / power modesChassis and power · text - os: Operating system for this configurationChassis and power · text - warranty: Warranty / support conditionsChassis and power · textarea - checked: Configuration reviewed (UTC date)Evidence · date - source_url: Configuration specification sourceEvidence · url - notes: Configuration-specific caveatsEvidence · textarea ##### Seller offer - configuration: Configuration being pricedSeller and exact configuration · configuration - seller_name: Actual seller / merchant nameSeller and exact configuration · text - platform_name: Store / marketplace where the price was found (Amazon, Alibaba, etc.)Seller and exact configuration · text - seller_type: Seller typeSeller and exact configuration · selectmanufacturer = Manufacturer store · retailer = Retailer · marketplace = Marketplace · reseller = Reseller · other = Other - seller_url: Seller / storefront homepageSeller and exact configuration · url - listing_url: Exact seller listing / price source URLSeller and exact configuration · url - seller_sku: Seller SKU or variant IDSeller and exact configuration · text - region: Listing market / regionSeller and exact configuration · text - price_kind: Price statusManually entered price · selectfixed = Listed configuration price · from = Starting price · quote = Quotation required · unknown = Price not confirmed - amount: Manual amount (decimal; no currency symbol)Manually entered price · decimal - currency: ISO currency code (USD, EUR, AED, TWD, etc.)Manually entered price · currency - checked: Price checked / entered on (UTC date)Manually entered price · date - availability: Availability when checkedManually entered price · selectunknown = Not confirmed · in_stock = In stock when checked · out_of_stock = Out of stock when checked · preorder = Preorder · discontinued = Discontinued - tax: TaxesManually entered price · selectunknown = Not specified · included = Included in listed price · excluded = Excluded from listed price · checkout = Calculated at checkout - shipping: Shipping / import chargesManually entered price · text - condition_note: Offer conditions / limitationsManually entered price · textarea [API guide](https://xpu.live/api-docs/#ai-desktops) · [MCP guide](https://xpu.live/mcp/#ai-desktops) · [WebMCP guide](https://xpu.live/webmcp/#ai-desktops) · [Live parameter dictionary](https://xpu.live/api/v1/desktops/schema) ### Try the public API `` ``` Select an example and send a request. ``` ### A price is more than a number Each record identifies a provider resource and tariff variant. `id` identifies the tariff; `series_id` identifies its archived series. Amounts are decimal strings, including explicit zero prices. ``` { "id": "provider:resource:tariff", "series_id": "archive-series-id", "kind": "model", "provider": "provider-id", "resource": "provider-model-id", "catalog_id": null, "variant": "Standard", "currency": "USD", "price_type": "list", "components": [{"name": "input", "amount": "0.25", "unit": "million_tokens"}], "conditions": {}, "source": {"url": "https://example.com/pricing", "method": "api"}, "observed_at": "2026-10-20T12:00:00.000Z", "stale": false, "stale_after_seconds": 172800 } ``` Illustrative record, not a current price quotation. Compare matching currencies, units, components and conditions. `catalog_id` may be null when there is no verified site-catalog match. `/resources` lists priced provider resources, not complete model specifications. `mapped_catalog_resources` counts mapped models and GPUs; it is distinct from the website’s published AI model count. ### Last update & freshness [GET /api/v1/last-update](https://xpu.live/api/v1/last-update) reports collection and observation times. Add `?provider=novita` to inspect one provider. - `last_attempt_at`: latest collection attempt, including unsuccessful attempts. - `last_usable_at` / `dataset_updated_at`: latest usable collection; some retained observations can be older. - `latest_observed_at`: newest price observation in the result, not a guarantee that every price is fresh. - `generated_at`: response generation time. All timestamps use UTC. - `stale` is computed from each observation’s own time and `stale_after_seconds`. A partial collection can contain fresh successful prices and older retained prices from a source that could not refresh. Responses may be cached for 15 seconds, with archive reads cached for 30 seconds. Prices do not guarantee availability or a final bill. HTTP 400: invalid query; 409: dataset changed during pagination; 429: retry after the indicated delay; 503: archive temporarily unavailable. The previous WordPress pricing API has been retired. Use `/api/v1/`. Public history endpoints are not available. ### Provider coverage Providers appear automatically after their first archived collection. A registered provider may have no public tariffs. Coverage does not include every product a provider offers. Provider ID | Latest attempt | Public tariffs | Stale | Last usable collection (UTC) Loading… --- ## Expanded documentation: About xpu live Canonical source: https://xpu.live/about/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-11 08:19:10 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [xpu live](https://xpu.live/)/About xpu live BEHIND THE CATALOG Built for easier comparison. Published prices. Original sources. Useful context. xpu live / INFORMATION ## About xpu live Explore AI models, API pricing and compute options with clear sources and useful context. Choosing an AI model involves more than comparing a headline score or a price tag. The same model can be available through several providers, with different rates, billing rules and deployment options. xpu live brings those details together so you can spend less time searching and more time understanding your options. Our purpose: make AI infrastructure easier to compare. We connect published pricing, model information and sourced benchmarks in a catalog designed for developers, researchers and teams exploring AI tools and compute. ### What you can find here AI models and API pricing. Explore models by creator, provider and capability. Compare input and output rates, review available pricing conditions and follow the original sources. Model rankings. Compare published intelligence scores from Artificial Analysis alongside pricing. Rankings include the source, evaluation configuration and checking date where available, so you can understand what each result represents. GPU rentals and AI agents. Discover selected GPU configurations, rental options and agent projects, with specifications and links that help you continue your research. ### Useful comparisons need context Input tokens, output tokens, cached requests and batch jobs can carry different rates. GPU costs can depend on configuration, rental type and additional resources. We keep the billing unit and relevant conditions alongside the numbers when the source provides them. A starting price is only part of the picture. Your workload, required capabilities and deployment needs determine which option makes sense for you. Benchmark scores provide another point of comparison; they do not measure every aspect of model quality. ### Sources you can follow Our listings draw on provider pricing pages, documentation, public catalogs and published benchmark results. Some information is collected automatically and some is curated. Source links and recorded dates help you check the information for yourself. The catalog covers a selection of services and continues to evolve. Unavailable prices and scores stay marked as missing. Before integrating a model or renting compute, confirm current pricing, availability and terms with the provider. xpu live is an information directory; service purchases, billing and support are handled by the provider you choose. Learn more about [how we collect and compare information](https://xpu.live/methodology/) and our [commercial policy](https://xpu.live/commercial-policy/). ### Get in touch Have a question about xpu live, a suggestion for the catalog or information about a model or provider we should review? Email us at [email protected](https://xpu.live/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#e78e898188a79f9792c98b8e9182). To flag an incorrect price or specification, use our [catalog correction form](https://xpu.live/report-error/). Include the relevant listing and an official source so we can review it. Explore with context.[Back to the catalog →](https://xpu.live/) --- ## Expanded documentation: How we collect & compare Canonical source: https://xpu.live/methodology/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-11 08:19:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [xpu live](https://xpu.live/)/How we collect & compare BEHIND THE CATALOG Built for easier comparison. Published prices. Original sources. Useful context. xpu live / INFORMATION ## How we collect & compare Published prices, organized with the context you need to compare them. ### 1. Start with published sources We collect selected information from provider pricing pages, public catalogs, documentation and APIs. Some records are gathered automatically; others are curated from published sources. Source links and checking dates are shown where available. The catalog is a selection. It does not necessarily cover every provider, model, region, discount or deployment option. A provider being listed does not mean all of its prices have been collected. ### 2. Keep the billing basis visible We organize rates into explicit units such as USD per million input tokens, per million output tokens, per image or per GPU-hour. When a rate is converted to another time unit, the conversion describes the listed usage rate, not a complete invoice. - Input, output and cache charges are separate components. - Standard, batch, priority and time-dependent tariffs can have different conditions. - GPU rates can exclude CPU, memory, storage, networking and taxes. - Image, video and audio costs can depend on resolution, duration and other generation settings. “Lowest input price” is not “lowest total cost.” The lowest-input token tariff is selected by its input price, with the output price from that same tariff. A different input/output mix or a conditional discount may change which option costs less for your workload. ### 3. Show dates and uncertainty A checking or observation date describes when the information was captured. It is not a promise that the provider still offers the same rate or has capacity available. Automated updates depend on the collection service and source availability; they are not a continuous live quote. If a collection attempt fails, a previous rate may remain visible with its recorded date and status. Automatically collected prices older than the current freshness threshold of 48 hours are marked stale. Manually curated listings carry their own checking dates. Unknown prices are left unpriced; an explicit zero represents a published zero rate. ### 4. Compare like with like Use the provider, model version, deployment configuration, billing unit and tariff conditions together when comparing listings. “From” prices are starting rates. Account-specific discounts, negotiated contracts, credits and final taxes may differ from published rates. GPU hourly equivalents describe the stated configuration and rental type. On-demand, serverless, spot and reserved offers are not interchangeable. A listed hardware option does not guarantee inventory. ### Benchmarks and specifications Where benchmark results are shown, they are dated results from the named source and evaluation setup. They are not xpu live test results or a universal measure of model quality. A price may refer to settings different from those used in a benchmark. Missing scores do not mean a model is weaker. ### Check the original before committing Listings are informational comparisons, not quotations or recommendations for a particular purchase. Check the provider’s official page for current prices, eligibility, service terms and availability. If you spot a mismatch, [send a catalog correction](https://xpu.live/report-error/) with the page and source. Explore with context.[Back to the catalog →](https://xpu.live/) --- ## Expanded documentation: Report an error Canonical source: https://xpu.live/report-error/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-11 08:23:51 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [xpu live](https://xpu.live/)/Report an error BEHIND THE CATALOG Built for easier comparison. Published prices. Original sources. Useful context. xpu live / INFORMATION ## Report an error Found a price, specification or source that looks out of date? Point us to it. Provider catalogs change, and imported information can be incomplete or mapped incorrectly. Use the form below to flag a specific catalog entry so it can be reviewed. ### What makes a useful report? - The xpu live page or official source URL. - The model, provider or GPU configuration involved. - The value you believe is incorrect and the published value you found. - Relevant conditions, such as billing unit, region, batch pricing or rental type. For a bill, account or service issue, contact your provider. xpu live displays collected information. We cannot change a provider’s invoice, restore an account, reserve capacity or process a refund. A submitted report is a suggestion for review. We may need additional source information before changing a listing, and submission does not mean the proposed change has been verified. ### Send a catalog correction Reports go to the xpu live site administrators. This form is for catalog information, not provider account or billing support. Explore with context.[Back to the catalog →](https://xpu.live/) --- ## Expanded documentation: Commercial policy Canonical source: https://xpu.live/commercial-policy/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-11 08:19:23 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [xpu live](https://xpu.live/)/Commercial policy BEHIND THE CATALOG Built for easier comparison. Published prices. Original sources. Useful context. xpu live / INFORMATION ## Commercial policy How to read listings, provider links and any commercial placements. ### Listings are for discovery xpu live collects and displays selected publicly available information to make comparison easier. A provider’s presence in the catalog does not, by itself, indicate a partnership, endorsement or recommendation. Logos and product names identify the services being discussed. ### Prices come with conditions Displayed rates describe the cited source and tariff at the recorded time. xpu live does not set a provider’s price or control its availability, billing or service terms. Visit the provider to confirm an offer and complete any purchase. ### Commercial placements and referral links If xpu live introduces paid placements, sponsored content or commission-bearing referral links, those placements or links should be identified where they appear. A commercial label describes that relationship; it is not a claim that the service is the cheapest or best option. An ordinary provider listing or outbound link should not be read as a declaration of sponsorship. We do not publish a list of commercial partners on this page. ### Understand the order of results Read the sorting labels and notes on each directory. A result may be ordered by a selected price component, a sourced benchmark, a catalog category or its name. Its position is not a general endorsement. A paid placement, if introduced, should be distinguished from those comparison results. ### Provider information and corrections A provider can use the [catalog correction form](https://xpu.live/report-error/) to flag an inaccurate price, description or source. Please include publicly accessible evidence. A request does not guarantee inclusion, a particular position or a change to the catalog. Your service relationship is with the provider. Account creation, purchases, billing questions and service support take place under that provider’s own terms. xpu live’s role is to help you find and compare published information. Explore with context.[Back to the catalog →](https://xpu.live/) --- ## Expanded documentation: Contact us Canonical source: https://xpu.live/contact/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-26 16:08:56 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Contact us Questions, ideas or feedback about xpu live? Get in touch — we would like to hear from you. LET’S TALK ### Send us a message Have a question or an idea? Leave your details and a message for our team. STAY CONNECTED ### A conversation starts here. Catalog questions, suggestions or general enquiries — send a message using the form. [email protected ↗](https://xpu.live/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#8be2e5ede4cbf3fbfea5e7e2fdee) Prefer your own email app? You can also reach us at this address. Connect with xpu live [GitHub](https://github.com/xpulive) [X](https://x.com/xpulive) [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/xpulive) ### Help us improve the catalog If a price, specification or source needs a correction, include the xpu live page and a link to the official information with your message. That context helps us review the listing. For account, billing or service support, please contact the relevant provider directly. --- ## Expanded documentation: A clear view of humanoid robots. Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-11 10:00:38 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. OUR METHODOLOGY ## A clear view of humanoid robots. What the order means, where the data comes from, and how to read prices. ### What this list ranks This is a curated directory of 30 notable, complete bipedal humanoid platforms from 21 manufacturers. Selection favors identifiable manufacturer references, relevant industrial or research platforms, and a mix of full-size and compact robots. It is a starting catalog, not an exhaustive market census or a claim that these are the world’s 30 best-performing robots. Default order: documented evidence tier, then robot name A–Z. The row number is the position in this catalog. Changing the view to name or price order does not change that number. Version 1.0; reviewed 9 October 2026. ### The evidence tiers - Customer use: a model-specific official reference documents operational use at a named external customer, beyond a launch or isolated demonstration. Company-level deployments and another generation’s results do not qualify. - Product catalog: the manufacturer publishes a named product or supported technical reference for the represented configuration, without an explicit pilot-only or development-only scope in the reviewed material. This does not imply stock, immediate delivery, or measured task reliability. - Pilot / early access: model-specific official material describes a pilot, customer-site demonstration or early-access offer, with a limited operating or delivery scope. - In development: official material identifies a development platform or program, but a current generally offered purchase configuration is not established by the reviewed sources. These are editorial evidence categories. Customer use requires direct model-specific operational evidence. Otherwise, an explicit pilot, early-access or development-only scope determines the lower tier, even when a named product page exists. A product or supported developer reference without such a restriction is placed in Product catalog. Each profile links to its evidence and explains the assignment. Within each tier, names are ordered A–Z; record identifiers break exact name ties. No numerical intelligence, popularity or unverified test score is invented. A missing tier sorts last. ### The benchmark reference NIST’s [Humanoid Robot Baseline Performance Benchmark](https://www.nist.gov/el/intelligent-systems-division-73500/humanoid-robot-baseline-performance-benchmark) proposes shared tests covering movement, manipulation and coordinated whole-body tasks. It provides a useful basis for understanding what comparable evidence should look like. The NIST proposal does not supply this catalog’s ordering rule or results for these 30 entries. Our evidence tiers are an xpu live editorial method; they are not a NIST score, endorsement or certification. Until shared results with comparable conditions can be verified, manufacturer specifications and demonstrations remain separate from independent performance measurements. ### Specifications and configuration scope Product pages, manufacturer manuals, SDK references and official announcements are the primary sources. Heights use centimeters and mass uses kilograms; unit conversions are rounded. Degrees of freedom may count body joints, hands or actuators differently. Payload may refer to one arm, two arms, lifting or carrying. Runtime depends on task intensity. The profile records those distinctions. Unpublished or unverified numbers are labeled Not published. We do not fill them using another model or generation. Source-check dates record a review of the linked references, not an independent physical test. Some references are legacy manuals and are labeled accordingly in the profile. ### How prices are handled Prices are manually curated with a source URL, review date, currency, configuration and market. Official identifies a manufacturer website or official offer. Reported identifies a third-party publication or research reference; the ≈ prefix flags an indicative figure, not a verified manufacturer quote. Reseller identifies a seller’s listed price, without asserting that the seller is manufacturer-authorized. From is a stated starting price for the named configuration. Prices for an Ultra, EDU or other edition are explicitly scoped to that edition and must not be assumed to price the base model. Past identifies a historical reference, and Limited a limited or discontinued listing; neither establishes present availability. Profiles describe the conditions and link directly to the price evidence. Contact for pricing means no usable model-specific purchase figure was found in the reviewed material. Deposits, subscriptions, target future costs and another generation’s price are not recorded as this robot’s purchase price. Conflicting third-party figures are not averaged into an invented official price. Sorting groups currencies alphabetically and compares numerical amounts within a currency, without conversion; unpriced robots appear last. Reported and historical figures remain indicative even when sorted. Shipping, taxes, duties, options, support and integration can change the final cost. Confirm availability and a current written quote with the supplier. ### Images and review Images are sourced from manufacturer material where possible. Other documented product images have their source linked beneath the photo. Technical illustrations, family images and photographs of a different listed edition are labeled in the profile. Images are illustrative and do not establish the delivered configuration. The catalog is manually maintained in WordPress. An editor can revise the manufacturer, robot specifications, price conditions and supporting evidence. If a source cannot be confirmed, retain the last verified scope or remove the unverified claim rather than inventing a value. [Explore the robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) --- ## Expanded documentation: A clear view of robot dogs. Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-11 08:25:28 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. OUR METHODOLOGY ## A clear view of robot dogs. What the order means, where the data comes from, and how to read prices. ### Selection, not a universal leaderboard This directory selects 30 notable dog-like quadrupeds across industrial inspection, research, education and companionship. Wheel-legged robots and earlier generations are included and clearly identified. Different applications cannot fairly share one speed, payload or intelligence score. ### How the catalog is ordered We use an editorial evidence order: Customer use for named deployment evidence, Product catalog for an official product or developer platform, Pilot / early access for limited programs, In development for announced prototypes, then Earlier generation for selected legacy platforms. Names are sorted A–Z within each tier. Each profile links to its tier evidence. A catalog position is not an independently tested performance ranking. ### The reference behind our comparisons [NIST Standard Test Methods for Response Robots](https://www.nist.gov/el/intelligent-systems-division-73500/standard-test-methods-response-robots) provides a useful reference for assessing mobility, sensing, endurance and repeatable task performance. Our ordering is editorial; NIST has not ranked, tested or endorsed these 30 products for this directory. ### Specifications without misleading comparisons We use manufacturer pages, documentation and published technical sheets. Weight notes identify whether batteries or inspection payloads are included. Walking payload is kept separate from static or peak load. Speed and runtime include their stated conditions; laboratory maxima and standby time are not treated as typical working performance. “Not published” means a comparable figure was not verified for the configuration shown. ### Read the price labels Official means a manufacturer listing; Reported means a third-party published figure; Reseller means a seller listing and does not certify seller authorization. Past and Limited mark historical or restricted offers. Prices are entered manually with a source, configuration, market and review date. Deposits, financing installments and development budgets are not shown as robot purchase prices. If no purchase price can be verified, we show Contact for pricing. “From” identifies a starting configuration, not a fully equipped package. Quotes may exclude shipping, tax, software, accessories and integration. Price sorting groups currencies without converting exchange rates. Confirm availability and final terms with the manufacturer or seller. ### Maintenance and corrections Every profile records when its sources were reviewed. Prices and specifications are snapshots, not live feeds. Product variants, regional features and service plans can change. [Contact us](https://xpu.live/contact/) with an official source if a listing needs a correction. [Explore the robots](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/) --- ## Expanded documentation: MCP Server for AI & GPU Prices Canonical source: https://xpu.live/mcp/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-26 17:02:51 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [xpu live / DEVELOPERS](https://xpu.live/) MODEL CONTEXT PROTOCOL ## MCP Server for AI & GPU Prices Connect AI assistants to public model/GPU archive prices, Agent Hosting and AI Desktop configurations and manual seller prices. YOUR CONNECTION POINT Public · Read-only ### One link. A clearer view of AI pricing. Add the xpu live MCP server to a compatible assistant to explore public model/GPU archive prices and the current Agent Hosting company and plan catalog. `https://xpu.live/mcp-server` Streamable HTTPNo API key requiredLatest archived observations [Connection instructions ↓](https://xpu.live/mcp/#connect) BUILT FOR USEFUL ANSWERS ### What your assistant receives Public pricing data with the context needed to make a meaningful comparison. #### AI model prices Model and provider identifiers, tariff variants, and available input, output or cache charges. Every component keeps its billing unit. #### Cloud GPU prices GPU rental tariffs, providers, rental types, currencies and billing conditions from the latest successful provider collections. #### Sources & conditions Source links, exact tariff identifiers, units and conditions travel with each price. Missing observations are never treated as free. #### Freshness & collection status Observation timestamps, last successful collection times, latest attempt status and stale flags help your assistant judge the data. MODEL & GPU ARCHIVE TOOLS ### Find prices. Keep the context. Use these MCP server tools individually or combine them in an assistant workflow. SEARCH #### search_latest_prices Search the latest public model or GPU tariffs. Filter by provider, resource, currency, rental type or freshness. [View parameters →](https://xpu.live/mcp/#reference) LOOK UP #### get_latest_price Retrieve an exact tariff from a search result, including price components, source, conditions and observation time. [View parameters →](https://xpu.live/mcp/#reference) DISCOVER #### list_price_providers Discover provider IDs, public price counts and collection status. New providers flow through the shared archive automatically. [View parameters →](https://xpu.live/mcp/#reference) VERIFY #### get_price_freshness Check stale observations and provider collection timestamps before using an archived price in an estimate. [View parameters →](https://xpu.live/mcp/#reference) GET CONNECTED ### Set up the xpu live MCP server You need an assistant or MCP client that supports remote Streamable HTTP servers. - Add a remote MCP server Open your assistant’s connector settings and name the server `xpu live Archive`. - Paste the connection URL Use `https://xpu.live/mcp-server`. Select Streamable HTTP and no authentication if prompted. - Discover, then ask Inspect the available tools. Start with `list_price_providers`, then search for a model or GPU. Client support and settings vary. Opening the endpoint in a browser is not a connection test, and linking to this page alone does not install a connector. TRY ASKING YOUR ASSISTANT ### A better price question starts with context. Find the latest archived H100 SXM rental tariffs. Include the provider, billing unit, conditions, source and observation time. Flag any stale prices. This is an example request, not a claim that a matching offer is always available. ### MCP server reference Explore tool parameters, response fields and the rules behind each price observation. search_latest_prices Search public prices from each provider’s latest successful archived collection. Results are ordered by provider, tariff ID and series ID; this is not a cheapest-price ranking. - `kind`: optional `model` or `gpu`. - `provider`: optional exact ID from `list_price_providers`. - `resource`: optional exact provider resource ID or catalog ID. - `q`: optional text search across IDs, resource, catalog ID and tariff variant. - `rental`: optional exact rental label, such as `on-demand`, `spot`, `reserved` or `serverless`; availability varies. - `currency`: optional uppercase currency code. - `include_stale`: boolean; defaults to `true`. Set false to exclude observations beyond their freshness window. - `limit`: 1–100; default 20. `offset`: 0–20,000; default 0. ``` {"kind":"gpu","resource":"h100-sxm","include_stale":false,"limit":10} ``` get_latest_price Fetch the exact tariff `id` returned by a search. An optional `provider` narrows the match. An empty result means that tariff is not in the selected latest public archive snapshot. Do not interpret it as a zero price. list_price_providers Discover provider IDs, public price counts, last successful collection time and latest attempt status. Optional `kind` accepts model or gpu. A provider without public tariffs may be shown in the unfiltered registry. New providers enter through the shared archive automatically. get_price_freshness Get public price and stale counts, archive read time and provider collection timestamps. Optional `provider` selects one provider. It does not expose administrative error logs. Usage resource Clients that support MCP resources can read `xpu://archive/usage` for the comparison and freshness rules. ### What “latest” means For each provider, the server selects the latest successful collection committed to the archive. It returns only the public observations belonging to that collection. It does not merge the last known row of every historical tariff: an offer missing from the selected successful collection stays absent. A successful empty collection returns no offers. If a newer collection failed, the last successful collection remains the source and the latest attempt status is reported separately. Observations retain their original `observed_at` time and stale flag. Initial migration baselines and legacy change events are not used as current collections. The server caches its archive snapshot in memory for up to 30 seconds. `generated_at` is when that snapshot was read; `observed_at` is when a price was observed; `collection_checked_at` is the provider collection time. All timestamps use UTC. ### Price response fields Each price includes `id`, `series_id`, `run_id`, `kind`, `provider`, `resource`, nullable `catalog_id`, `variant`, `currency`, `price_type`, `components`, `conditions`, `source`, observation and collection timestamps, `stale` and `stale_after_seconds`. Component amounts are decimal strings, preserving stored precision. Each component has its own name and unit. Keep input, output, cache and GPU compute charges separate. Preserve tariff conditions and source links when displaying a result. Page responses include total, limit, offset and next_offset; use the latter until it is null. ### Example questions - Find the latest archived H100 SXM rental tariffs. Show the provider, billing unit, conditions, source and observation time. - Which public price providers have fresh GPU observations? - Find the archived tariffs matching a model ID, keeping input and output charges together for the same offer. - Check whether a listed tariff is stale before using it in a cost estimate. ### Limits and responsible comparisons - The service is read-only. It cannot edit the site, create records, collect new prices, or access private account tariffs. - Only the latest successful archived collections are available. Historical charts and administrative logs are outside this service. - Rate limit: 60 requests per minute per client IP, with gateway burst controls. HTTP 429 means slow down and retry after the indicated delay. - Requests are limited to 32 KiB. Invalid arguments are rejected. Temporary archive failures return an error rather than invented or silently substituted prices. - Published tariffs are observations, not a guarantee of capacity, account eligibility, current availability or your final invoice. - Never compare different units, currencies, editions or tariff conditions as if they were equivalent. Unknown or missing prices are not zero. - No prompts or tool results are stored by the MCP service. Standard infrastructure access logs may record request metadata such as IP, path, status and time. Read [our comparison methodology](https://xpu.live/methodology/) and the [existing pricing API documentation](https://xpu.live/api-docs/). For corrections, email [email protected](https://xpu.live/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#076e696168477f7772296b6e7162) or [report a catalog error](https://xpu.live/report-error/). Documentation reviewed 18 October 2026. Server version 1.0.0. ### Agent Hosting: companies, plans and complete parameters The [Agent Hosting catalog](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) is available through the public API, remote MCP and browser WebMCP. All three read the same current WordPress company and plan records. Companies include every parameter, logo, SEO title/description, canonical URL, official sources and all their published plans. #### Remote hosting tools Use the existing Streamable HTTP endpoint `https://xpu.live/mcp-server`. No API key is required. The existing four archive tools remain available alongside these hosting tools: - `search_hosting_companies`: q, service_type, limit, offset, version; complete company records with nested plans. - `get_hosting_company`: required company (numeric ID as a string or slug), optional version. - `list_hosting_plans`: company, q, price_status, currency, billing, limit, offset, version. - `get_hosting_schema`: no arguments; all company/plan parameter definitions. ``` {"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":2,"method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"get_hosting_company","arguments":{"company":"letta"}}} ``` Discover contracts with tools/list after MCP initialization. Hosting lists default to 50 records, maximum 100. Follow next_offset; pass the first result's version to avoid mixing catalog revisions. A changed version or unavailable/deleted record returns an MCP tool error, never a fabricated replacement. The read-only resource `xpu://hosting/usage` explains this workflow. Existing MCP rate limits apply (60 requests/minute per client IP). #### Prices, privacy and automatic refresh Hosting is an editorial catalog backed by official provider sources, separate from the hourly collected model/GPU archive. A base subscription is not total cost: preserve currency, billing interval, scope, commitments, setup fees, included usage, overages, model costs, taxes, support and limits. Exact amounts are decimal strings. Null means unknown or quote-only; an explicit "0" is a published zero base fee, which may still incur usage costs. generated_at is response/export time, not a price verification date; use each record's checked date and official source. Publishing, editing, reassigning, unpublishing, trashing or deleting companies/plans is reflected automatically in the next API, MCP and WebMCP read. Only published, non-password-protected companies and their published, non-password-protected plans are included. Draft/private/deleted/orphan records, credentials and administrator fields are excluded. These interfaces have no write tools. [llms.txt](https://xpu.live/llms.txt) contains an automatically maintained hosting index with all company/plan names, base prices and sources. [llms-full.txt](https://xpu.live/llms-full.txt) contains the complete shared hosting data, including all parameters, plan conditions, logos and SEO. Both refresh after company or plan changes, normally within a few minutes (two-minute queue checks plus build time), with a six-hour fallback. Compare their hosting catalog version with the API. Both retain the last good files if a build fails; they are snapshots, not live API substitutes. Complete hosting parameter dictionary (automatically generated) #### Company fields Field | Meaning | Group / type website | Official website | Company and service / url pricing_url | Pricing page | Company and service / url docs_url | Documentation | Company and service / url logo_id | Company image | Company and service / media logo_alt | Image alternative text | Company and service / text service_type | Hosting categoryruntime, platform, sandbox, browser, workflow, paas, vps | Company and service / select deployment | Deployment model | Company and service / text best_for | Best suited to | Company and service / textarea limitations | Important limitations | Company and service / textarea frameworks | Frameworks / SDKs | Compatibility and tools / textarea languages | Languages / runtimes | Compatibility and tools / text models | Model compatibility | Compatibility and tools / textarea byok | Bring your own model API keyunknown, yes, no, conditional | Compatibility and tools / select memory | Memory and sessions | Compatibility and tools / textarea mcp | MCP: client / server / hosting distinction | Compatibility and tools / textarea scheduling | Schedules and triggers | Compatibility and tools / textarea browser | Browser execution | Compatibility and tools / textarea code_execution | Code execution / sandbox | Compatibility and tools / textarea integrations | App integrations / authentication | Compatibility and tools / textarea regions | Available deployment regions | Infrastructure and operations / text scaling | Scaling and idle behavior | Infrastructure and operations / textarea deployment_tools | Git / deployment workflow | Infrastructure and operations / textarea network | Private network / static IP / egress controls | Infrastructure and operations / textarea backups | Backups and recovery | Infrastructure and operations / textarea observability | Logs, tracing, metrics and evaluations | Infrastructure and operations / textarea isolation | Isolation model | Security and support / textarea secrets | Secrets management | Security and support / textarea access | SSO / roles / audit logging | Security and support / textarea compliance | Compliance evidence and scope | Security and support / textarea support | Support channels | Security and support / textarea checked | Last checked (UTC date) | Evidence and SEO / date sources | Official sources (one URL per line) | Evidence and SEO / urls verification | Evidence statusreviewed, pending | Evidence and SEO / select seo_title | SEO title | Evidence and SEO / text seo_description | Meta description | Evidence and SEO / textarea social_id | Social share image (optional) | Evidence and SEO / media #### Plan fields Field | Meaning | Group / type company | Company | Pricing / company price_status | Pricing modelpublished, quote, unknown | Pricing / select base_price | Base subscription amount (not total cost) | Pricing / decimal currency | CurrencyUSD, EUR, GBP | Pricing / select billing | Billing intervalmonth, year, usage, quote | Pricing / select price_unit | Subscription scope | Pricing / text annual_commitment | Annual commitment / upfront payment | Pricing / text setup_fee | Setup fee | Pricing / text included | Included usage | Pricing / textarea overage | Overage rates | Pricing / textarea model_cost | Model costs and BYOK conditions | Pricing / textarea trial | Free trial / credits / expiry | Pricing / textarea cancellation | Cancellation and refunds | Pricing / textarea taxes | Tax treatment | Pricing / text cpu | CPU allocation and billing basis | Resources and limits / text ram | RAM | Resources and limits / text gpu | GPU / VRAM | Resources and limits / text storage | Storage and persistence | Resources and limits / textarea egress | Network egress | Resources and limits / text agents | Agent limit | Resources and limits / text concurrency | Concurrency | Resources and limits / text executions | Execution quota | Resources and limits / text duration | Maximum session / execution duration | Resources and limits / text rate_limit | Request rate limit | Resources and limits / text always_on | Continuous execution / idle behavior | Resources and limits / textarea retention | Retention | Resources and limits / text support | Support | Plan controls / textarea sla | Contractual SLA / availability target | Plan controls / text security | Plan-specific security and compliance | Plan controls / textarea restrictions | Eligibility and restrictions | Plan controls / textarea source_url | Official pricing source | Evidence / url checked | Last checked (UTC date) | Evidence / date effective | Price effective date, if explicitly published | Evidence / date notes | Source interpretation and caveats | Evidence / textarea [API guide](https://xpu.live/api-docs/#agent-hosting) · [MCP guide](https://xpu.live/mcp/#agent-hosting) · [WebMCP guide](https://xpu.live/webmcp/#agent-hosting) AI DESKTOPS / MANUAL SELLER PRICES ### AI Desktops: devices, exact hardware and seller prices The [AI Desktop catalog](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/) uses one published WordPress source for API, MCP, WebMCP and both LLM references. Each device can have multiple configurations and each configuration multiple seller offers. Prices are entered and updated manually in WordPress. #### Remote MCP tools Connection: `https://xpu.live/mcp-server`, Streamable HTTP, public and read-only. These five tools supplement the existing model/GPU archive and Agent Hosting tools. - search_ai_desktops: Search every published device, with full configurations and manual seller offers. Filters: q, manufacturer, category, currency, limit, offset, version. - get_ai_desktop: Read a device by exact numeric model ID or slug. Parameters: model, version. WebMCP defaults to the open device on a profile. - list_desktop_configurations: Read exact hardware and its offers. Filters: model (ID/slug), q, limit, offset, version. - list_desktop_offers: Read seller prices with exact configuration and source context. Filters: model, configuration (ID), q, currency, price_kind, availability, region, limit, offset, version. - get_desktop_schema: Read every device, configuration and offer field, label, group, type and allowed choices. No arguments. MCP resource: `xpu://desktops/usage`. Start with `search_ai_desktops`, then pass a returned ID or slug to `get_ai_desktop`. Returned structured content matches the public desktop API. #### Response, pricing and automatic-update rules - Only published, non-password-protected devices and their published, non-password-protected configurations and offers appear. Draft, private, trashed, deleted or orphan records are excluded. There is no fixed allowlist of product IDs. - Publishing, editing, reassigning, changing status/password, trashing or deleting a device, configuration or seller offer updates subsequent API, MCP and WebMCP reads. Data calls do not use a separate response cache. Already rendered website text reflects page-load time. - Lists return `data`, `total`, `limit`, `offset` and `next_offset`. All responses include a content `version`, `generated_at`, `cache_seconds: 0` and `update_method: manual`. Pass the first page’s version on later pages. HTTP 409 means the catalog changed: restart pagination. - Prices and decimal quantities retain their stored decimal strings. Unknown and quote-only amounts are `null`, not zero; an explicitly entered zero remains `"0"`. `price_kind`: fixed, from, quote or unknown. Currency filters use original three-letter uppercase codes and apply no conversion. - Keep configuration ID and specifications, seller, marketplace, market, source URL, checked date, availability, tax, shipping and conditions with each offer. `pricing.unit` is `per_configuration`. The checked date is a manual observation date, not the response/build time or a stock guarantee. - HTTP 400: invalid/duplicate parameter; 404: no published record; 409: changed content version; 429: respect Retry-After; 503: source unavailable, with no invented or stale substitute. Existing API/MCP service limits apply. - [llms.txt](https://xpu.live/llms.txt) includes the complete device/configuration/price index. [llms-full.txt](https://xpu.live/llms-full.txt) includes every public device, all specifications, photos, SEO, configurations, seller offers and this field dictionary. They refresh automatically after relevant changes, normally within a few minutes. Compare their AI Desktop catalog version with the live API. Complete device, configuration and seller-offer field dictionary ##### Device - manufacturer: ManufacturerDevice identity · text - model_name: Model nameDevice identity · text - category: Device categoryDevice identity · selectmini = Mini PC · desktop = Desktop · workstation = Workstation · ai_station = Personal AI system · barebone = Barebone - official_url: Official product pageDevice identity · url - image_id: Main device photoDevice identity · media - gallery: Additional photosDevice identity · gallery - photo_tone: Photo backgroundDevice identity · selectlight = Light background · dark = Dark background - image_alt: Photo alternative textDevice identity · text - image_credit: Photo credit / source ownerDevice identity · text - image_source: Original photo sourceDevice identity · url - best_for: Best suited toEditorial overview · textarea - caveats: Important configuration notesEditorial overview · textarea - checked: Specifications reviewed (UTC date)Editorial overview · date - sources: Official specification sources (one URL per line)Editorial overview · urls - seo_title: SEO titleSEO · text - seo_description: Meta descriptionSEO · textarea - social_id: Social share image (optional)SEO · media ##### Configuration - model: Device modelConfiguration identity · model - label: Public configuration labelConfiguration identity · text - mpn: Manufacturer part number, if verifiedConfiguration identity · text - condition: Package typeConfiguration identity · selectcomplete = Complete system · barebone = Barebone · custom = Custom configuration - cpu: ProcessorCompute · text - cpu_arch: CPU architectureCompute · text - cores: CPU cores / threadsCompute · text - cpu_clock: CPU frequencyCompute · text - gpu: GPUCompute · text - gpu_arch: GPU architecture / compute unitsCompute · text - npu: NPUCompute · text - ai_peak: Vendor peak AI compute (precision and conditions required)Compute · textarea - platform: AI platform / software supportCompute · textarea - memory_gb: Installed system memory (GB)Memory · decimal - memory_type: Memory architectureMemory · selectunified = Coherent unified memory · shared = System memory shared with integrated GPU · dedicated = System RAM + dedicated GPU memory · unknown = Not disclosed - memory_technology: Memory technology / speedMemory · text - vram_gb: Dedicated VRAM (GB; leave blank for shared/unified pools)Memory · decimal - gpu_memory_note: GPU memory allocation / shared-pool explanationMemory · textarea - bandwidth: Memory bandwidthMemory · text - memory_upgrade: Memory upgradeabilityMemory · text - ssd_gb: Installed SSD capacity (GB; 1000 = 1 TB)Storage · decimal - storage_state: Installed storageStorage · selectinstalled = SSD included · none = No SSD included · unknown = Needs confirmation - storage: SSD interface / installed driveStorage · text - storage_expansion: Drive slots and expansion limitsStorage · textarea - ports_front: Front I/OConnectivity · textarea - ports_rear: Rear / total I/OConnectivity · textarea - displays: Display outputsConnectivity · text - ethernet: Ethernet / high-speed networkingConnectivity · text - wifi: Wi-FiConnectivity · text - bluetooth: BluetoothConnectivity · text - weight_kg: System weight (kg)Chassis and power · decimal - weight_qualifier: Weight scopeChassis and power · selectexact = Published system weight · approx = Approximate · from = Starting weight · up_to = Maximum configuration weight · unknown = Not disclosed - dimensions: Dimensions (W × D × H, with units)Chassis and power · text - cooling: CoolingChassis and power · text - power: Power supply / adapter ratingChassis and power · text - tdp: Processor TDP / power modesChassis and power · text - os: Operating system for this configurationChassis and power · text - warranty: Warranty / support conditionsChassis and power · textarea - checked: Configuration reviewed (UTC date)Evidence · date - source_url: Configuration specification sourceEvidence · url - notes: Configuration-specific caveatsEvidence · textarea ##### Seller offer - configuration: Configuration being pricedSeller and exact configuration · configuration - seller_name: Actual seller / merchant nameSeller and exact configuration · text - platform_name: Store / marketplace where the price was found (Amazon, Alibaba, etc.)Seller and exact configuration · text - seller_type: Seller typeSeller and exact configuration · selectmanufacturer = Manufacturer store · retailer = Retailer · marketplace = Marketplace · reseller = Reseller · other = Other - seller_url: Seller / storefront homepageSeller and exact configuration · url - listing_url: Exact seller listing / price source URLSeller and exact configuration · url - seller_sku: Seller SKU or variant IDSeller and exact configuration · text - region: Listing market / regionSeller and exact configuration · text - price_kind: Price statusManually entered price · selectfixed = Listed configuration price · from = Starting price · quote = Quotation required · unknown = Price not confirmed - amount: Manual amount (decimal; no currency symbol)Manually entered price · decimal - currency: ISO currency code (USD, EUR, AED, TWD, etc.)Manually entered price · currency - checked: Price checked / entered on (UTC date)Manually entered price · date - availability: Availability when checkedManually entered price · selectunknown = Not confirmed · in_stock = In stock when checked · out_of_stock = Out of stock when checked · preorder = Preorder · discontinued = Discontinued - tax: TaxesManually entered price · selectunknown = Not specified · included = Included in listed price · excluded = Excluded from listed price · checkout = Calculated at checkout - shipping: Shipping / import chargesManually entered price · text - condition_note: Offer conditions / limitationsManually entered price · textarea [API guide](https://xpu.live/api-docs/#ai-desktops) · [MCP guide](https://xpu.live/mcp/#ai-desktops) · [WebMCP guide](https://xpu.live/webmcp/#ai-desktops) · [Live parameter dictionary](https://xpu.live/api/v1/desktops/schema) --- ## Expanded documentation: WebMCP Tools & Documentation Canonical source: https://xpu.live/webmcp/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-26 17:02:51 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [xpu live / DEVELOPERS](https://xpu.live/) BROWSER TOOLS / WEBMCP ## WebMCP Tools & Documentation Discover native browser tools for the public xpu live catalog, including AI Desktops, exact configurations and manually entered seller prices. YOUR WEBSITE, READY FOR BROWSER AGENTSPublic catalog tools ### Explore xpu live with WebMCP WebMCP exposes structured tools while a compatible browser agent has an xpu live page open. Search loaded catalog entries, adjust existing filters, read published profiles and retrieve the latest archived AI model or GPU prices. No visual redesignNo account required for public dataNo catalog writes [Open AI models →](https://xpu.live/) [Open GPU explorer →](https://xpu.live/gpu/) CONTEXT FOLLOWS THE PAGE ### Available across the public catalog Tools are registered on the relevant directory or published profile. Opening this documentation page alone does not register the catalog tools. #### AI models & providers Search loaded models and AI providers. Model directories expose xpu_get_page_context, xpu_get_current_results, xpu_search_loaded_catalog, xpu_filter_catalog, xpu_select_model_page and xpu_get_latest_model_prices. AI provider directories expose the first four tools; their filters use name and provider type. Profiles expose xpu_get_page_context and xpu_get_current_profile; model profiles also expose archived model prices. [Models](https://xpu.live/) · [AI providers](https://xpu.live/providers/) #### GPUs & GPU providers Search GPUs, change existing GPU filters and read hardware profiles. Request latest archived GPU tariffs and GPU freshness counts. GPU provider directories offer loaded-entry search and profile reading. [GPU explorer](https://xpu.live/gpu/) · [GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) #### AI agents Search loaded agents, use existing interface, maintenance-status and category controls, and read published capabilities, project links and source information. [AI agents](https://xpu.live/agents/) #### Humanoid robots & manufacturers Search and filter the humanoid directory with its existing manufacturer, application and sort controls. Search manufacturer listings and read published robot or manufacturer profiles. [Humanoids](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) · [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/) #### Robot dogs & manufacturers Explore quadruped listings, use existing directory filters and read published specifications and sources. Manufacturer directories expose their existing search control. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/) · [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/) #### Journal Search the articles already loaded on the current Journal page and read published article content and links. This is not a full-text search of every Journal article. Use the website’s normal search and navigation for other results. [Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) PAGE-SPECIFIC CAPABILITIES ### WebMCP tool reference All output is public information. Only filter and pagination tools change browser UI state; they never save catalog records. xpu_get_page_context Available on supported non-GPU catalog and profile pages. No arguments. Returns section, title, URL, available tools, current filter values, valid select options, agent category values and existing pagination controls. Call this first. Model profiles include profile_identity, catalog_id and the default archive price_lookup. Tool availability and filter IDs depend on the open page. Journal pagination marks the current page explicitly. xpu_get_current_results Read visible results on the current directory page. Optional `limit` (1–100, default 20) and `offset` (0–20,000, default 0). Returns listing text, public links, active controls, displayed summary and pagination for the returned visible entries. For AI models, this respects the existing model page selection. It does not return every model as though all were currently visible. xpu_search_loaded_catalog Optional `q` (up to 200 characters), `limit` and `offset`. Searches entries loaded in the current page, including entries hidden by client-side filters. Does not change the UI. Results outside the loaded page are not implied. AI provider search uses the same name matching as the visible search control; existing type filters are independent. xpu_filter_catalog Available where an existing search or filter control exists. Use control IDs returned by `xpu_get_page_context` as argument keys. Values must match the listed options. Manufacturer controls `xr-maker` and `xd-maker` also accept an advertised case-insensitive manufacturer name or slug, such as `AGIBOT` or `agibot`. Their available options include aliases in page context; unknown or ambiguous names fail before any UI change. Unspecified controls keep their values. Agent pages also accept the returned `category` values. ``` {"catalog-search":"Claude","catalog-sort":"name"} ``` This changes visible browser filters only. GPU provider listings and Journal listings do not receive a synthetic filter UI. xpu_select_model_page Model directories only. Required integer `page` selects an existing numbered model-table page. Invalid or unavailable pages return an error. Selection updates the visible table and returns its results. xpu_get_current_profile Reads all public text blocks and structured table rows, including hidden public tabs. Optional limit (1–100, default 40) and offset (0–20,000, default 0) page content; source_limit (1–150, default 50) and source_offset (0–20,000, default 0) page links independently. Follow next_offset and sources_next_offset until null. total, tables, sources_total, truncated and sources_truncated disclose coverage. Consecutive text is grouped under its heading into blocks of at most 2,000 characters. Table rows provide cells, headers and a header-keyed values object; repeated headers receive numeric suffixes and missing headers use column_N. The content budget is 24,000 serialized characters per response; responses may stop before limit, so always follow the returned offsets. Inactive tariff fallback labels and price-dialog buttons are excluded; public hidden tab content remains included. Does not switch tabs or edit records. xpu_get_latest_model_prices Available on model directories and model profiles. Calls the existing public MCP service with the scope fixed to `model`. Optional arguments: `provider`, `resource`, `q`, `currency`, `include_stale`, `limit` and `offset`. Read the returned `next_offset` for further results. On a model profile, omitted resource defaults to its verified catalog_id unless an explicit q is supplied. Directories search across models. A profile without a catalog ID requires explicit resource or q. currency must contain exactly three uppercase letters, such as USD. Catalog-listed offers are not necessarily collected archive tariffs; uncollected or unmapped offers are never invented. Archive provider identifiers differ from numeric WordPress provider filter IDs. Sources, timestamps, component units, decimal-string amounts and tariff conditions remain attached to each result. Profile defaults include explicitly verified provider aliases when available. Such rows retain their original archive catalog_id and include catalog_match with the verification source; no archive rows are rewritten. Follow lookup and pagination metadata. Uncollected provider offers are absent. GPU-specific tools The GPU explorer exposes xpu_get_current_results, xpu_search_gpus, xpu_filter_gpu_offers, xpu_get_latest_gpu_prices and xpu_get_price_freshness. GPU profiles expose xpu_get_current_gpu and the two archive tools. Only canonical xpu_ tool names are registered; legacy unprefixed aliases have been removed to avoid duplicate capabilities. Listing/search tools accept limit (1–100, default 20) and offset (0–20,000); GPU profiles return each offer once as a header-keyed values object, plus rental_type, visible and sources; duplicate listing_text, cells and table_row fields are omitted. GPU profiles use limit (default 20) for offers and source_limit (1–150, default 50) / source_offset (0–20,000, default 0) for links. Follow next_offset and sources_next_offset. Visible ordering is unchanged; price_status distinguishes listed prices from missing prices, which are never zero. On the GPU explorer, xpu_get_current_results also accepts only_listed (boolean, default false). With true, results contain only visible rows with a displayed numeric price under the current filters. total_visible reports the full visible set; total reports the selected subset. This does not imply live availability or price freshness. For GPU filtering, use `search`, `memory`, `provider`, `rental` and `sort`. Valid options and provider aliases are returned by `xpu_get_current_results`. The provider filter accepts the numeric option ID or an advertised alias such as `vast` or `runpod`. Unknown or ambiguous names fail before any filter changes. xpu_search_gpus accepts q, limit and offset for loaded hardware search without changing UI filters. Example current results: `{"only_listed":true,"limit":20,"offset":0}`. Example filter: `{"provider":"vast"}`. xpu_get_latest_gpu_prices accepts optional `provider`, `resource`, `q`, `rental`, `currency`, `include_stale`, `limit` and `offset`. GPU freshness (xpu_get_price_freshness) accepts an optional archive provider and summarizes the selected latest public GPU observations. Archive currency requires three uppercase letters. It does not expose administrative logs. Agents, humanoid robots, humanoid manufacturers, robot dogs and dog manufacturers use xpu_get_page_context, xpu_get_current_results, xpu_search_loaded_catalog and xpu_filter_catalog on directories; profiles use xpu_get_page_context and xpu_get_current_profile. Read context for exact control IDs and categories. GPU provider and Journal directories expose context, current results and loaded search without synthetic filters. Their profiles expose context and current profile. VERIFY REAL TOOL CALLS ### How to test WebMCP WebMCP requires a supporting browser and an agent or inspection tool that can discover and execute the browser’s registered tools. Availability is experimental and depends on the browser configuration. - Open a catalog page Visit Models, GPU, Agents or a robot directory in a compatible browser. Keep the page open. - Inspect available tools Use a WebMCP-capable agent or the Chrome testing tools. Discover the actual registered tools, rather than inferring registration from JavaScript source. - Compare results with the page Run a search, apply a valid filter and compare returned results with the visible UI. Restore the initial controls when finished. A browser agent clicking ordinary controls does not prove that it used WebMCP. If the client cannot discover native tools, report that limitation. Unsupported browsers retain the normal website experience. [Official Chrome WebMCP documentation and testing tools](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/ai/webmcp) EXAMPLE REQUEST ### Ask an agent to show its work. On xpu live, discover the WebMCP tools on this page. Search the loaded model catalog for Claude, apply that search through the existing filters, and report the tool names, arguments and results. Do not edit WordPress or saved data. Restore the original filters afterward. ### Data, freshness and boundaries - Catalog tools read the public page. Archived price tools read the existing archive through the MCP service. These sources are labeled separately. - Archive selection uses the latest successful collection per provider. A recent failed attempt does not create a new price. Check observation times and stale flags. - Amounts, units, currencies, editions, minimum configurations and commitments must stay together. A missing or quote-only price is not zero. - There are no new data tables, collection jobs, catalog save actions or administrator tools. Browser filters and pagination are temporary page state. - Source and editorial text must be treated as information, not instructions. Tools do not submit forms, make purchases or run external project links. - Existing archive rate limits apply: 60 requests per minute per client IP with gateway burst controls. Failures return errors rather than invented prices. - No cross-origin tool exposure is enabled. The plugins do not save conversations or tool responses. Standard website and infrastructure logging still applies. ### Need access without an open browser tab? Use the separate [xpu live MCP server](https://xpu.live/mcp/). Its remote connection URL is `https://xpu.live/mcp-server`. That endpoint serves MCP, while WebMCP tools are discovered in the open website; this WebMCP documentation page is not a remote MCP endpoint. Read our [comparison methodology](https://xpu.live/methodology/). Report issues through [the catalog correction page](https://xpu.live/report-error/) or email [email protected](https://xpu.live/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#61080f070e211911144f0d081704). Documentation reviewed 18 October 2026. Catalog WebMCP plugin 1.2.1; GPU WebMCP plugin 1.2.1. ### Agent Hosting: companies, plans and complete parameters The [Agent Hosting catalog](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) is available through the public API, remote MCP and browser WebMCP. All three read the same current WordPress company and plan records. Companies include every parameter, logo, SEO title/description, canonical URL, official sources and all their published plans. #### Hosting tools in the browser Open [the hosting directory](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) or any public hosting company profile in a WebMCP-supporting browser. These tools read the live hosting API, including companies beyond the loaded table page; they do not change saved records or UI filters. - `xpu_search_hosting_companies`: q, service_type, limit, offset, version. - `xpu_get_hosting_company`: company (ID string or slug), optional version; defaults to the current profile company. Supply company on the directory. - `xpu_list_hosting_plans`: company, q, price_status, currency, billing, limit, offset, version. - `xpu_get_hosting_schema`: all field definitions. - `xpu_get_hosting_page_context`: current page identity and tool names. Tools register with the browser's native modelContext.registerTool API when available. Unsupported browsers keep the normal website and do not expose native tools. Browser support is separate from the site's generic bridge script. A browser tool call reads fresh API data, while already rendered page text reflects page-load time. Tool results are MCP-style text content containing JSON; errors set isError. Hosting lists default to 50, maximum 100. Pagination and version rules match the [hosting API](https://xpu.live/api-docs/#agent-hosting). ``` Tool: xpu_get_hosting_company Arguments: {"company":"letta"} Tool: xpu_list_hosting_plans Arguments: {"company":"letta","price_status":"published"} ``` #### Prices, privacy and automatic refresh Hosting is an editorial catalog backed by official provider sources, separate from the hourly collected model/GPU archive. A base subscription is not total cost: preserve currency, billing interval, scope, commitments, setup fees, included usage, overages, model costs, taxes, support and limits. Exact amounts are decimal strings. Null means unknown or quote-only; an explicit "0" is a published zero base fee, which may still incur usage costs. generated_at is response/export time, not a price verification date; use each record's checked date and official source. Publishing, editing, reassigning, unpublishing, trashing or deleting companies/plans is reflected automatically in the next API, MCP and WebMCP read. Only published, non-password-protected companies and their published, non-password-protected plans are included. Draft/private/deleted/orphan records, credentials and administrator fields are excluded. These interfaces have no write tools. [llms.txt](https://xpu.live/llms.txt) contains an automatically maintained hosting index with all company/plan names, base prices and sources. [llms-full.txt](https://xpu.live/llms-full.txt) contains the complete shared hosting data, including all parameters, plan conditions, logos and SEO. Both refresh after company or plan changes, normally within a few minutes (two-minute queue checks plus build time), with a six-hour fallback. Compare their hosting catalog version with the API. Both retain the last good files if a build fails; they are snapshots, not live API substitutes. Complete hosting parameter dictionary (automatically generated) #### Company fields Field | Meaning | Group / type website | Official website | Company and service / url pricing_url | Pricing page | Company and service / url docs_url | Documentation | Company and service / url logo_id | Company image | Company and service / media logo_alt | Image alternative text | Company and service / text service_type | Hosting categoryruntime, platform, sandbox, browser, workflow, paas, vps | Company and service / select deployment | Deployment model | Company and service / text best_for | Best suited to | Company and service / textarea limitations | Important limitations | Company and service / textarea frameworks | Frameworks / SDKs | Compatibility and tools / textarea languages | Languages / runtimes | Compatibility and tools / text models | Model compatibility | Compatibility and tools / textarea byok | Bring your own model API keyunknown, yes, no, conditional | Compatibility and tools / select memory | Memory and sessions | Compatibility and tools / textarea mcp | MCP: client / server / hosting distinction | Compatibility and tools / textarea scheduling | Schedules and triggers | Compatibility and tools / textarea browser | Browser execution | Compatibility and tools / textarea code_execution | Code execution / sandbox | Compatibility and tools / textarea integrations | App integrations / authentication | Compatibility and tools / textarea regions | Available deployment regions | Infrastructure and operations / text scaling | Scaling and idle behavior | Infrastructure and operations / textarea deployment_tools | Git / deployment workflow | Infrastructure and operations / textarea network | Private network / static IP / egress controls | Infrastructure and operations / textarea backups | Backups and recovery | Infrastructure and operations / textarea observability | Logs, tracing, metrics and evaluations | Infrastructure and operations / textarea isolation | Isolation model | Security and support / textarea secrets | Secrets management | Security and support / textarea access | SSO / roles / audit logging | Security and support / textarea compliance | Compliance evidence and scope | Security and support / textarea support | Support channels | Security and support / textarea checked | Last checked (UTC date) | Evidence and SEO / date sources | Official sources (one URL per line) | Evidence and SEO / urls verification | Evidence statusreviewed, pending | Evidence and SEO / select seo_title | SEO title | Evidence and SEO / text seo_description | Meta description | Evidence and SEO / textarea social_id | Social share image (optional) | Evidence and SEO / media #### Plan fields Field | Meaning | Group / type company | Company | Pricing / company price_status | Pricing modelpublished, quote, unknown | Pricing / select base_price | Base subscription amount (not total cost) | Pricing / decimal currency | CurrencyUSD, EUR, GBP | Pricing / select billing | Billing intervalmonth, year, usage, quote | Pricing / select price_unit | Subscription scope | Pricing / text annual_commitment | Annual commitment / upfront payment | Pricing / text setup_fee | Setup fee | Pricing / text included | Included usage | Pricing / textarea overage | Overage rates | Pricing / textarea model_cost | Model costs and BYOK conditions | Pricing / textarea trial | Free trial / credits / expiry | Pricing / textarea cancellation | Cancellation and refunds | Pricing / textarea taxes | Tax treatment | Pricing / text cpu | CPU allocation and billing basis | Resources and limits / text ram | RAM | Resources and limits / text gpu | GPU / VRAM | Resources and limits / text storage | Storage and persistence | Resources and limits / textarea egress | Network egress | Resources and limits / text agents | Agent limit | Resources and limits / text concurrency | Concurrency | Resources and limits / text executions | Execution quota | Resources and limits / text duration | Maximum session / execution duration | Resources and limits / text rate_limit | Request rate limit | Resources and limits / text always_on | Continuous execution / idle behavior | Resources and limits / textarea retention | Retention | Resources and limits / text support | Support | Plan controls / textarea sla | Contractual SLA / availability target | Plan controls / text security | Plan-specific security and compliance | Plan controls / textarea restrictions | Eligibility and restrictions | Plan controls / textarea source_url | Official pricing source | Evidence / url checked | Last checked (UTC date) | Evidence / date effective | Price effective date, if explicitly published | Evidence / date notes | Source interpretation and caveats | Evidence / textarea [API guide](https://xpu.live/api-docs/#agent-hosting) · [MCP guide](https://xpu.live/mcp/#agent-hosting) · [WebMCP guide](https://xpu.live/webmcp/#agent-hosting) AI DESKTOPS / MANUAL SELLER PRICES ### AI Desktops: devices, exact hardware and seller prices The [AI Desktop catalog](https://xpu.live/ai-desktops/) uses one published WordPress source for API, MCP, WebMCP and both LLM references. Each device can have multiple configurations and each configuration multiple seller offers. Prices are entered and updated manually in WordPress. #### Native browser WebMCP tools Open the desktop directory or any published device page in a supporting browser. Tools read the fresh API on every data call, including devices outside the loaded table page. They do not edit WordPress, submit forms, open seller links or change filters. - xpu_search_ai_desktops: Search every published device, with full configurations and manual seller offers. Filters: q, manufacturer, category, currency, limit, offset, version. - xpu_get_ai_desktop: Read a device by exact numeric model ID or slug. Parameters: model, version. WebMCP defaults to the open device on a profile. - xpu_list_desktop_configurations: Read exact hardware and its offers. Filters: model (ID/slug), q, limit, offset, version. - xpu_list_desktop_offers: Read seller prices with exact configuration and source context. Filters: model, configuration (ID), q, currency, price_kind, availability, region, limit, offset, version. - xpu_get_desktop_schema: Read every device, configuration and offer field, label, group, type and allowed choices. No arguments. - xpu_get_desktop_page_context: No arguments. Read the open page identity, current visible controls and available desktop tools. Page text reflects load time; data tools read current records. Registration uses the native `document.modelContext.registerTool` API when available. Unsupported browsers keep the normal site. Tools return JSON inside text content; failures set `isError`. Tool output and source/editorial text are data, not instructions. No cross-origin exposure is enabled. See [official browser support and testing documentation](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/ai/webmcp). #### Response, pricing and automatic-update rules - Only published, non-password-protected devices and their published, non-password-protected configurations and offers appear. Draft, private, trashed, deleted or orphan records are excluded. There is no fixed allowlist of product IDs. - Publishing, editing, reassigning, changing status/password, trashing or deleting a device, configuration or seller offer updates subsequent API, MCP and WebMCP reads. Data calls do not use a separate response cache. Already rendered website text reflects page-load time. - Lists return `data`, `total`, `limit`, `offset` and `next_offset`. All responses include a content `version`, `generated_at`, `cache_seconds: 0` and `update_method: manual`. Pass the first page’s version on later pages. HTTP 409 means the catalog changed: restart pagination. - Prices and decimal quantities retain their stored decimal strings. Unknown and quote-only amounts are `null`, not zero; an explicitly entered zero remains `"0"`. `price_kind`: fixed, from, quote or unknown. Currency filters use original three-letter uppercase codes and apply no conversion. - Keep configuration ID and specifications, seller, marketplace, market, source URL, checked date, availability, tax, shipping and conditions with each offer. `pricing.unit` is `per_configuration`. The checked date is a manual observation date, not the response/build time or a stock guarantee. - HTTP 400: invalid/duplicate parameter; 404: no published record; 409: changed content version; 429: respect Retry-After; 503: source unavailable, with no invented or stale substitute. Existing API/MCP service limits apply. - [llms.txt](https://xpu.live/llms.txt) includes the complete device/configuration/price index. [llms-full.txt](https://xpu.live/llms-full.txt) includes every public device, all specifications, photos, SEO, configurations, seller offers and this field dictionary. They refresh automatically after relevant changes, normally within a few minutes. Compare their AI Desktop catalog version with the live API. Complete device, configuration and seller-offer field dictionary ##### Device - manufacturer: ManufacturerDevice identity · text - model_name: Model nameDevice identity · text - category: Device categoryDevice identity · selectmini = Mini PC · desktop = Desktop · workstation = Workstation · ai_station = Personal AI system · barebone = Barebone - official_url: Official product pageDevice identity · url - image_id: Main device photoDevice identity · media - gallery: Additional photosDevice identity · gallery - photo_tone: Photo backgroundDevice identity · selectlight = Light background · dark = Dark background - image_alt: Photo alternative textDevice identity · text - image_credit: Photo credit / source ownerDevice identity · text - image_source: Original photo sourceDevice identity · url - best_for: Best suited toEditorial overview · textarea - caveats: Important configuration notesEditorial overview · textarea - checked: Specifications reviewed (UTC date)Editorial overview · date - sources: Official specification sources (one URL per line)Editorial overview · urls - seo_title: SEO titleSEO · text - seo_description: Meta descriptionSEO · textarea - social_id: Social share image (optional)SEO · media ##### Configuration - model: Device modelConfiguration identity · model - label: Public configuration labelConfiguration identity · text - mpn: Manufacturer part number, if verifiedConfiguration identity · text - condition: Package typeConfiguration identity · selectcomplete = Complete system · barebone = Barebone · custom = Custom configuration - cpu: ProcessorCompute · text - cpu_arch: CPU architectureCompute · text - cores: CPU cores / threadsCompute · text - cpu_clock: CPU frequencyCompute · text - gpu: GPUCompute · text - gpu_arch: GPU architecture / compute unitsCompute · text - npu: NPUCompute · text - ai_peak: Vendor peak AI compute (precision and conditions required)Compute · textarea - platform: AI platform / software supportCompute · textarea - memory_gb: Installed system memory (GB)Memory · decimal - memory_type: Memory architectureMemory · selectunified = Coherent unified memory · shared = System memory shared with integrated GPU · dedicated = System RAM + dedicated GPU memory · unknown = Not disclosed - memory_technology: Memory technology / speedMemory · text - vram_gb: Dedicated VRAM (GB; leave blank for shared/unified pools)Memory · decimal - gpu_memory_note: GPU memory allocation / shared-pool explanationMemory · textarea - bandwidth: Memory bandwidthMemory · text - memory_upgrade: Memory upgradeabilityMemory · text - ssd_gb: Installed SSD capacity (GB; 1000 = 1 TB)Storage · decimal - storage_state: Installed storageStorage · selectinstalled = SSD included · none = No SSD included · unknown = Needs confirmation - storage: SSD interface / installed driveStorage · text - storage_expansion: Drive slots and expansion limitsStorage · textarea - ports_front: Front I/OConnectivity · textarea - ports_rear: Rear / total I/OConnectivity · textarea - displays: Display outputsConnectivity · text - ethernet: Ethernet / high-speed networkingConnectivity · text - wifi: Wi-FiConnectivity · text - bluetooth: BluetoothConnectivity · text - weight_kg: System weight (kg)Chassis and power · decimal - weight_qualifier: Weight scopeChassis and power · selectexact = Published system weight · approx = Approximate · from = Starting weight · up_to = Maximum configuration weight · unknown = Not disclosed - dimensions: Dimensions (W × D × H, with units)Chassis and power · text - cooling: CoolingChassis and power · text - power: Power supply / adapter ratingChassis and power · text - tdp: Processor TDP / power modesChassis and power · text - os: Operating system for this configurationChassis and power · text - warranty: Warranty / support conditionsChassis and power · textarea - checked: Configuration reviewed (UTC date)Evidence · date - source_url: Configuration specification sourceEvidence · url - notes: Configuration-specific caveatsEvidence · textarea ##### Seller offer - configuration: Configuration being pricedSeller and exact configuration · configuration - seller_name: Actual seller / merchant nameSeller and exact configuration · text - platform_name: Store / marketplace where the price was found (Amazon, Alibaba, etc.)Seller and exact configuration · text - seller_type: Seller typeSeller and exact configuration · selectmanufacturer = Manufacturer store · retailer = Retailer · marketplace = Marketplace · reseller = Reseller · other = Other - seller_url: Seller / storefront homepageSeller and exact configuration · url - listing_url: Exact seller listing / price source URLSeller and exact configuration · url - seller_sku: Seller SKU or variant IDSeller and exact configuration · text - region: Listing market / regionSeller and exact configuration · text - price_kind: Price statusManually entered price · selectfixed = Listed configuration price · from = Starting price · quote = Quotation required · unknown = Price not confirmed - amount: Manual amount (decimal; no currency symbol)Manually entered price · decimal - currency: ISO currency code (USD, EUR, AED, TWD, etc.)Manually entered price · currency - checked: Price checked / entered on (UTC date)Manually entered price · date - availability: Availability when checkedManually entered price · selectunknown = Not confirmed · in_stock = In stock when checked · out_of_stock = Out of stock when checked · preorder = Preorder · discontinued = Discontinued - tax: TaxesManually entered price · selectunknown = Not specified · included = Included in listed price · excluded = Excluded from listed price · checkout = Calculated at checkout - shipping: Shipping / import chargesManually entered price · text - condition_note: Offer conditions / limitationsManually entered price · textarea [API guide](https://xpu.live/api-docs/#ai-desktops) · [MCP guide](https://xpu.live/mcp/#ai-desktops) · [WebMCP guide](https://xpu.live/webmcp/#ai-desktops) · [Live parameter dictionary](https://xpu.live/api/v1/desktops/schema) --- ## Journal article: GPU Memory: How to Size an AI Inference Workload Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu-memory-sizing-guide/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-07 08:57:00 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) GPU & Hardware ## GPU Memory: How to Size an AI Inference Workload Oct 7, 2026 · 12:55 GST6 min read GPU memory is often the first constraint you encounter when running an AI model. A fast accelerator cannot serve a workload that does not fit within its usable memory, and a large capacity alone does not guarantee fast responses. This guide explains how to estimate a starting requirement, leave room for runtime overhead, and compare rental options without confusing hardware capacity with application performance. An original xpu live diagram of the GPU memory decision process. ### Separate GPU memory capacity from bandwidth Capacity tells you how much data a GPU can hold. Bandwidth describes how quickly it can move data through its memory system. These properties solve different problems. A model may fit on a device with modest bandwidth but respond slowly under load. Another device may move data quickly while lacking the space required by your chosen configuration. The [NVIDIA H100 product specifications](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/h100/) show why the precise hardware variant matters. A product family can include different memory and connection configurations. Record the complete variant name when evaluating a cloud offer. Do not assume that two rentals with the same family label provide identical memory behavior, interconnects, or software support. ### Estimate GPU memory for model weights A simple starting estimate is parameter count multiplied by bytes per stored parameter. For example, a hypothetical seven-billion-parameter model stored at two bytes per parameter needs about fourteen billion bytes for weights alone. That arithmetic is an approximation of the weight storage, not a promise that the model will run on a fourteen-gigabyte device. Actual GPU memory use also depends on the implementation. Some models include additional modules or unusual data structures. Runtime libraries can reserve buffers, and the serving engine may allocate space before the first request. Use the estimate to reject obviously unsuitable configurations, then measure the real workload. An estimate should guide a test rather than substitute for one. ### Reserve GPU memory for cache and working space During generation, a serving system stores information needed to continue processing the conversation. The size of that cache depends on the model architecture, sequence length, precision, and number of concurrent sequences. As a result, a model that fits with one short prompt may run out of room when several users send long requests. Leave a separate budget for temporary computation buffers and framework overhead. Image, audio, and video processing can introduce additional memory requirements that a text-only calculation misses. Therefore, test the largest supported input and a realistic burst of concurrent requests. Watch peak allocation during the run, not just idle allocation after the model loads. Peaks determine whether the service stays available. ### Understand GPU memory and quantization Quantization represents values with fewer bits and can reduce memory requirements. It can also change numerical behavior and the kernels available to your serving engine. The [Hugging Face quantization overview](https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/quantization/overview) lists several approaches rather than a single universal method. Compatibility depends on the model, hardware, and software path you intend to use. Compare a quantized configuration against a reference configuration using your own tasks. Check important numbers, structured outputs, and long-context behavior. A reduced footprint may be worthwhile if quality remains acceptable and the serving stack runs efficiently. However, a format supported by a model file does not automatically have an optimized execution path on every GPU. Test before treating the reduction as a guaranteed saving. ### Budget concurrency explicitly Think about memory per running request instead of memory per installed model. A service can share the loaded weights across users while allocating additional state for each active sequence. Longer prompts and longer answers can increase that state. Consequently, the same accelerator may support many short jobs but only a few very long conversations. Choose a representative concurrency target and test it gradually. Record useful throughput, completion time, and allocation at each level. Stop increasing concurrency when latency becomes unacceptable or the service begins rejecting work. You can then choose between a larger device, a different model configuration, shorter input budgets, or more replicas. Each option changes cost and quality differently. ### Treat multiple GPUs as a system Two devices with a given capacity do not necessarily behave like one device with twice that capacity. Splitting a model introduces communication and coordination costs. The serving framework must support the partitioning method, and the hardware connections must suit the workload. Memory on another device is not a free local extension. When comparing multi-GPU rentals, inspect the GPU count, interconnect, host CPU, system RAM, and network topology. Ask whether the price is per GPU or per instance. A minimum count can make an apparently low hourly rate more expensive than a single-device option. The [GPU directory](https://xpu.live/gpu/) keeps the billing unit visible, but verify the provider’s configuration for the exact offer you plan to rent. ### Measure the complete serving path An accelerator benchmark does not include every part of your application. Request validation, document retrieval, tokenization, network transfer, and response handling can all add delay. These stages may remain unchanged after a hardware upgrade. Therefore, measure both the inference engine and the user-visible request path before concluding that GPU memory is the only bottleneck. Use a reproducible test with a fixed model version, prompt set, output limit, and serving configuration. Record warm-up separately from steady operation. Then repeat the test under the same load. A reliable comparison needs more than one fast response. Also inspect unsuccessful requests, because a system that drops difficult jobs can appear faster than a system that completes them. ### Compare cost per completed workload Hourly price is useful, but it is only one input. Calculate the cost of completing a fixed quantity of useful work under your latency target. Include loading time, idle capacity, storage, and any separately billed host resources. If a larger GPU finishes the workload sooner, its higher hourly price can still produce a lower total bill. Conversely, extra capacity has little value if the model and traffic cannot use it. Start with a short benchmark rental rather than a long commitment. Save the measurement results, tariff date, and exact hardware identifier. This gives you a grounded basis for deciding whether more GPU memory improves your application enough to justify the cost. #### A practical sizing worksheet Write down weights, cache at target concurrency, runtime buffers, and a safety margin as separate entries. Add the intended precision and serving engine version. After testing, replace estimates with measured peaks. Keep a second column for the largest supported input. This makes the worksheet useful when product requirements change, instead of turning it into a one-time calculation. #### Frequently asked questions Does a model fitting in memory guarantee good speed? No. Bandwidth, kernels, concurrency, and the surrounding application affect performance. Fit is a necessary check, not a complete performance result. Can quantization always solve an out-of-memory problem? It can help, but compatibility and quality still need testing. Request state and runtime buffers may remain significant after weight compression. Should I buy or rent the largest available GPU? Start with your workload and measurements. Choose sufficient capacity and useful throughput, then compare the complete cost of serving that workload. ### Sources and further reading - [NVIDIA H100 specifications](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/h100/) - [Hugging Face quantization documentation](https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/quantization/overview) - [MLCommons inference benchmarks](https://mlcommons.org/benchmarks/inference-datacenter/) --- ## Journal article: API Updates: A Practical AI Migration Guide Canonical source: https://xpu.live/api-updates-migration-guide/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-07 09:00:05 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) APIs & Developer Tools ## API Updates: A Practical AI Migration Guide Oct 7, 2026 · 12:55 GST5 min read API updates can affect an AI application even when its user interface has not changed. A new parameter, retired model, altered quota, or different response shape can break a previously reliable workflow. This guide explains how to review an update, test compatibility, and release a migration with a clear rollback path. It focuses on the practical engineering steps that make provider changes easier to manage. An original xpu live diagram of the API updates decision process. ### Prepare an inventory before API updates List the external endpoints your application uses. Record the provider, API version, model identifier, SDK version, and features enabled on each route. Include background jobs and maintenance tools, not just the main user-facing request. A forgotten scheduled script can continue calling a retired endpoint after the visible application has migrated successfully. Keep the inventory close to the code and give each integration an owner. Add links to the relevant changelog and deprecation page. Review them on a schedule appropriate to the project. This gives API updates a known destination inside your team instead of leaving important notices buried in an account inbox that nobody checks regularly. ### Identify breaking changes in API updates Not every release requires action. Some updates add optional features, while others change defaults or remove an existing path. Read the notice for its effective date and affected interfaces. A change to a chat product may not apply to its API. Likewise, a beta header can affect only requests that explicitly enable it. Write a short impact statement in plain language. Identify what your application sends today, what the provider will accept after the change, and which behavior needs testing. The [official API changelog](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/changelog) is one example of a source for this review. Use the provider’s exact notice, rather than a social post that may omit scope or timing. ### Test request contracts during API updates For every important integration, save a representative request without secrets and the parts of the response your application depends on. Include successful output, errors, and streaming completion behavior. The contract should describe required fields and acceptable variations. It should not demand an identical natural-language answer from a model whose outputs can vary. Turn this contract into focused tests. Validate that a response contains usable content, that structured fields have the expected types, and that your code detects an incomplete result. If a field is optional, test its absence. These checks catch meaningful API updates while avoiding brittle tests that fail because a provider adds an unrelated field you never use. ### Review authentication and permissions Authentication failures are different from request-format failures. A key can be valid but lack access to a model, project, or organization. When a provider adds new services, confirm the scope required by the endpoint. Keep keys on the server and use separate credentials where the provider supports sensible project boundaries. During a migration, check where credentials appear in logs, command output, and browser code. A debugging shortcut can expose a key even if the request itself is correct. Log the provider, endpoint class, status code, and request identifier instead. That information usually gives you a useful diagnostic trail without copying secrets or full user inputs into a support record. ### Handle errors by their meaning An invalid request generally needs correction, whereas some transient failures can justify a retry. Do not retry every error in a tight loop. For example, an expired credential will not become valid because the same request is sent again. Excessive retries can increase costs and make a provider’s rate-limit response worse. The [Claude API error documentation](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/api/errors) describes status codes and request identifiers that support diagnosis. Use each provider’s documented behavior when building your policy. Add a maximum attempt count, backoff, and a clear user-facing failure message. Also consider streams that fail after an initial successful HTTP response, because receiving a status code alone does not guarantee a complete answer. ### Test quotas independently of billing An affordable request can still exceed the account’s throughput allowance. Rate limits may apply to requests, tokens, concurrent work, or a combination of measures. The limit also may depend on the model and account tier. Check the actual account configuration rather than using a value from an old example or another team’s deployment. The [Gemini API rate-limit documentation](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/rate-limits) shows why developers need to examine the relevant quota dimensions. Build a queue that respects the provider’s limits and caps the work accepted by your own application. Then load-test the queue under a controlled burst. Confirm that overload causes a useful delay or rejection instead of an uncontrolled retry storm. ### Use a staged compatibility rollout Start the new integration in a test environment with the same request set used for the current version. Compare correctness, latency, usage, and error behavior. Once it passes, direct a small portion of suitable traffic to it. Keep the old configuration available while you observe real requests under normal operating conditions. Define what would stop the rollout. Examples include a higher incomplete-response rate, unexpected usage, or a missing feature your product needs. Record the configuration that produced each result. API updates become much easier to evaluate when an incident can be tied to a specific model, SDK version, and request setting instead of a vague deployment date. ### Document API updates for the next migration After a successful rollout, update the dependency inventory and remove obsolete assumptions from your instructions. Explain the new defaults, supported features, and known limitations. Include a concise example that matches the live application. An outdated example can quietly reintroduce a deprecated field when someone builds a new feature several months later. Keep the evaluation report and rollback decision with the change. Mark any temporary workaround with an owner and a review date. This prevents emergency code from becoming an invisible permanent requirement. The strongest response to API updates is a repeatable process that becomes easier with each migration, rather than a one-time fix that nobody can explain afterward. #### Frequently asked questions Should an SDK upgrade happen automatically? That depends on the project. Review relevant changes and run compatibility tests before applying an upgrade to a production integration. Does an unchanged endpoint guarantee unchanged behavior? No. Models, defaults, access rules, and limits can change separately. Track the exact configuration as well as the URL. What should I log when a request fails? Record the time, provider, model, status, and request identifier. Avoid exposing API keys or unnecessary private user content. ### Sources and further reading - [API changelog](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/changelog) - [Claude API errors](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/api/errors) - [Gemini API rate limits](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/rate-limits) - [Explore AI providers on xpu live](https://xpu.live/providers/) --- ## Journal article: AI Pricing: How to Estimate Model and GPU Costs Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-pricing-cost-guide/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-07 09:00:47 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Pricing & Market Updates ## AI Pricing: How to Estimate Model and GPU Costs Oct 7, 2026 · 12:55 GST6 min read AI pricing becomes easier to compare when you preserve the unit, tariff conditions, and observation date. A low number on a pricing page can describe a different workload from the one you intend to run. This guide explains how to build a useful cost estimate for model APIs and GPU rentals, then check it against real usage. Every numerical example below is hypothetical and is not a current provider quote. An original xpu live diagram of the AI pricing decision process. ### Start AI pricing comparisons with the billing unit Providers can charge by tokens, requests, images, generated seconds, GPU time, or an entire instance. These units describe different services. A price per million input tokens cannot be compared directly with a price per hour of rented hardware. Start by writing the unit beside every amount in your comparison, even when the provider presents it in a small footnote. Also identify what the unit covers. An image request may have size or quality conditions. A video tariff may depend on duration, resolution, or audio. A GPU offer can require more than one device. Unless those conditions match, the prices answer different questions. A useful worksheet makes the differences visible before attempting to calculate a single total. ### Compare input and output AI pricing together For a text model, calculate input and output costs separately using the same tariff. Suppose a hypothetical provider charges two dollars per million input tokens and ten dollars per million output tokens. A request with twenty thousand input tokens and two thousand output tokens would cost four cents for input and two cents for output, before other charges. This example also explains why selecting the cheapest input price alone can be misleading. A workload that produces long answers may spend more on output than input. Compare the complete request mix for your application. Keep the model version, provider, and any batch or cache condition attached to the rate so that your calculation does not combine incompatible discounts. ### Distinguish standard and conditional AI pricing Batch processing, cached input, reserved capacity, and account-specific agreements can change the amount charged. Each condition needs a separate line in your estimate. A discount matters only when your workload qualifies for it and your implementation actually uses the required feature. Do not treat a conditional rate as the default for every request. For example, a repeated document prefix may qualify for a provider’s cache mechanism, but changing the content can reduce the applicable reuse. A batch tariff can suit background jobs while missing an interactive response target. Read the exact terms and test the workflow. The [xpu live methodology](https://xpu.live/methodology/) explains why collected variants remain distinct instead of being presented as one interchangeable price. ### Calculate GPU rental costs from actual time For an hourly rental, multiply the rate by the billed duration and required GPU count. Then add components billed separately. Loading a model, downloading weights, warming the service, and waiting for traffic may all consume paid time under an always-running instance model. The time spent generating useful output is not necessarily the entire billing interval. Consider a hypothetical job that needs two GPUs for three hours at one dollar per GPU-hour. Its compute subtotal is six dollars. If the offer instead quotes a two-GPU instance at one dollar per instance-hour, the subtotal is three dollars. The same visible number produces different totals because the billing unit changed. Always verify that distinction before comparing rental options. ### Check included resources and minimums Some services include host CPU and RAM; others bill them separately or offer different bundles. Storage, transfer, networking, taxes, and minimum charges may also affect the total. Record what is included in the offer you actually select. Avoid generalizing a condition from one provider to every product in the same service category. The [SaladCloud pricing page](https://app.salad.io/pricing/) explicitly describes included vCPU and RAM for its GPU classes. That example is useful because it shows how a lower-level billing detail can change a comparison. Other providers publish different structures. Verify those terms at the time of deployment and retain a dated copy or reference for your cost review. ### Measure cost per useful result The lowest cost per request is not automatically the lowest cost per completed task. A model that needs repeated prompts, manual corrections, or retries can consume more resources overall. Define a useful result for your application and calculate the amount spent to achieve it. Keep failed and abandoned tasks in the denominator review instead of quietly excluding them. For a document workflow, you might count records that pass validation without manual repair. For a coding workflow, you might count changes that pass the required checks. The measure should reflect your product’s outcome. This connects AI pricing to quality and makes it easier to explain why a more expensive model sometimes produces better value for a specific task. ### Track observed prices separately from forecasts A collected tariff is an observation at a point in time. A budget is a forecast based on expected usage and assumptions. Keep the two separate. If a provider changes a price, update the forecast while preserving the old observation for historical comparison. Replacing every old value makes it difficult to explain a bill or build a reliable price chart later. Store the provider, resource, tariff, component, currency, unit, and timestamp with each observation. If a collection fails, do not copy the previous value with a new observation time. That would make an old price look fresh. Instead, keep the last known value and record the failed attempt separately. This is a basic requirement for trustworthy AI pricing history. ### Turn AI pricing into a workload budget Estimate a typical month, then change the assumptions that could vary. Try longer inputs, longer outputs, more retries, lower utilization, and a busier peak period. These scenarios help you identify which part of the bill matters most. A single point estimate can hide substantial uncertainty in an early application with little usage history. Add a spending limit or monitoring threshold where the provider and your application support it. Review actual usage against the estimate after launch. If they differ, examine the workload before assuming the tariff is wrong. Hidden prompt expansion, unexpected tool calls, idle workers, and repeated failed jobs can explain the gap. A good budget improves as these patterns become visible. #### A comparison worksheet Use columns for provider, exact resource, amount, currency, unit, tariff conditions, included resources, source date, and expected quantity. Add the calculated subtotal and any separate charges. Keep hypothetical scenarios clearly labeled. This worksheet is more useful than an unqualified cheapest-provider list because another person can inspect the assumptions and reproduce your calculation. #### Frequently asked questions Are directory prices guaranteed bills? No. They are collected references with dates and conditions. Confirm final terms and current availability with the provider before spending. Why can a best-price label differ from my estimate? It may select a tariff with conditions that your workload does not meet, or use a request mix different from yours. What should a historical chart compare? Compare the same provider, tariff, unit, currency, and component over time. Mixing those dimensions can create misleading changes. ### Sources and further reading - [xpu live model tariffs](https://xpu.live/) - [xpu live GPU rental comparisons](https://xpu.live/gpu/) - [SaladCloud published pricing](https://app.salad.io/pricing/) - [Vast.ai pricing guide](https://github.com/vast-ai/docs/blob/main/guides/pricing.mdx) --- ## Journal article: AI Benchmarks: A Practical Guide to Better Comparisons Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-benchmarks-practical-guide/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-07 09:01:17 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Benchmarks & Comparisons ## AI Benchmarks: A Practical Guide to Better Comparisons Oct 7, 2026 · 12:55 GST6 min read AI benchmarks help compare systems, but a score is meaningful only when you understand the task, configuration, and measurement behind it. A leaderboard cannot automatically choose the right model or GPU for your application. This guide explains how to read benchmark evidence, avoid misleading comparisons, and connect published results to a small evaluation of your own workload. An original xpu live diagram of the AI benchmarks decision process. ### Ask what AI benchmarks actually measure Begin with the task definition. Some benchmarks assess answer quality, others measure system throughput, and others examine behavior on a narrow test set. These are separate questions. A strong coding result does not prove excellent document extraction, and fast inference does not prove accurate answers. Identify the metric before interpreting the rank. Read the methodology rather than relying on the chart title. Look for the input distribution, expected output, scoring rule, and any excluded failures. Then write one sentence describing what the result supports. If you cannot explain the metric plainly, postpone the purchasing or deployment decision. Understanding the measurement is more valuable than repeating the ranking without its conditions. ### Compare model settings in AI benchmarks A model can have different reasoning settings, precision formats, context limits, prompts, and tool access. These settings can affect quality, latency, and cost. A published result for one configuration should not be silently assigned to a cheaper or faster variant. Record the version and settings beside the score whenever the source provides them. Also distinguish a model from a complete system. A tool-assisted evaluation may include search, code execution, or multiple attempts. Those features can improve a result while consuming additional resources. If your application uses a single call without those tools, expect a different workload. AI benchmarks become useful when the comparison keeps the tested system intact. ### Read latency and throughput in AI benchmarks Throughput measures how much work a system completes over time. Latency describes how long an individual user or request waits. Increasing concurrency can improve throughput while making each response slower. Consequently, a system’s maximum output rate may not be an acceptable operating point for an interactive product. [MLCommons’ endpoint methodology](https://mlcommons.org/benchmarks/endpoints/) examines related measures including throughput, concurrency, and response latency. The practical lesson is to define your service target first. Then find the useful throughput that remains within that target. Comparing only peak throughput can favor a configuration your users would experience as unresponsive. ### Check hardware and serving details GPU results depend on the exact device, number of accelerators, precision, serving engine, and surrounding system. Memory capacity, interconnects, and host resources can affect the result. A model family and GPU family label are not enough to reproduce a test. Save the detailed configuration when it is available. The [MLPerf Inference datacenter benchmark](https://mlcommons.org/benchmarks/inference-datacenter/) provides a structured way to examine system results. Its tables are a starting point for inspection, not a substitute for your application measurement. If you cannot match the published configuration, describe your comparison as an approximation and test the actual rental or deployment you intend to use. ### Look for uncertainty and missing coverage A small difference between scores may not translate into a meaningful product difference. Inspect sample size, variation across runs, and the range of tasks included. Where a source does not publish uncertainty, avoid inventing a precise confidence claim. Report the result with the limitations that are actually documented. Missing coverage matters too. A model without a published score is not automatically worse than a ranked model. It may simply be untested under that methodology. Likewise, a benchmark can omit your language, input format, or deployment region. AI benchmarks should narrow the candidate list while leaving room for evidence your own test will provide. ### Separate vendor claims from independent measurements Vendor results can contain useful technical details, but the publisher may choose the workload and comparison favorable to its product. Record who performed the test and what access they had. Independent evaluations can also have limitations, including narrow task selection or outdated configurations. Evaluate the method rather than treating the publisher label as a guarantee. Compare at least the central claim against the underlying report. Ask whether a chart starts at zero, whether it mixes settings, and whether an average hides weak results on important tasks. A good benchmark summary explains both the result and what could change it. This makes the article more useful to a reader than an unexplained list of winners. ### Complement AI benchmarks with your own test set Choose real examples that represent the work your application will perform. Include typical tasks, difficult inputs, incomplete information, and cases that should fail safely. Define an acceptance rubric before running the candidates. Keep the test set separate from examples used to tune prompts so the evaluation does not merely reward memorized adjustments. Score outputs without hiding operational failures. Record incorrect answers, invalid formats, timeouts, and requests that exceed the budget. Where practical, review answers without revealing which candidate produced them. This reduces preference for a famous model name. Your evaluation need not be enormous to reveal an important mismatch between published AI benchmarks and your actual needs. ### Combine quality, cost, and service targets Create a decision table with acceptable quality as a requirement, then compare latency, cost, and reliability among candidates that pass. A slightly lower benchmark score may be sufficient for a narrow task at a much better operating cost. Conversely, a small quality improvement may justify a higher bill when errors create substantial correction work. Use the [xpu live model directory](https://xpu.live/) to inspect collected rankings and tariffs, while keeping their dates and settings in view. Do not multiply a benchmark score by an unrelated price and call the result universal value. Define the workload first, then compare the cost of meeting its acceptance criteria under a realistic service target. #### A benchmark reading checklist Save the task, model version, settings, hardware, scoring method, publisher, date, and failure policy. Add the result and the specific conclusion it supports. Keep a separate field for limitations. This short record prevents a chart from becoming detached from the evidence as it moves between articles, planning documents, and purchase discussions. #### Frequently asked questions Can one leaderboard identify the best model? It can identify strong candidates under its methodology. Your application may prioritize different tasks, languages, cost limits, or latency requirements. Why does a benchmark result differ from my test? Prompts, model versions, tools, concurrency, and scoring may differ. Compare those conditions before blaming the hardware or model. Should I ignore benchmarks entirely? No. Use them to guide a shortlist and design a better test. Keep their scope visible when making a decision. ### Sources and further reading - [MLCommons endpoint benchmarks](https://mlcommons.org/benchmarks/endpoints/) - [MLPerf Inference datacenter](https://mlcommons.org/benchmarks/inference-datacenter/) - [Artificial Analysis methodology](https://artificialanalysis.ai/methodology/intelligence-benchmarking) - [xpu live model comparison methodology](https://xpu.live/methodology/) --- ## Journal article: LLM API Pricing Comparison: Find Your Best Value Canonical source: https://xpu.live/llm-api-pricing-comparison/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 09:59:57 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Pricing & Market Updates ## LLM API Pricing Comparison: Find Your Best Value Oct 19, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read LLM API pricing comparison starts with a simple question: what will your actual workload cost? A low input rate can look attractive, yet long answers, repeated context and extra tool calls may change the result. Comparing one headline number is rarely enough. You need the model version, the hosting provider, the billing unit and a realistic request mix. AI-generated editorial illustration; conceptual scene, not a photograph of branded hardware or an actual product interface. This guide explains a repeatable way to compare offers without confusing a model benchmark with a bill. You can use [XPU Live's model catalog](https://xpu.live/) to build a shortlist, then follow each listing to its source. The calculations below use invented tariffs to explain the method. They are not current quotes, measured results or claims about a named provider. ### Define the job before comparing rates Start with one task that matters to your product. A support assistant, a document extraction service and a coding agent use different amounts of context. They also have different tolerance for mistakes. Write a short requirement before opening a pricing table: the input format, the expected answer, the response deadline and the conditions for accepting a result. Next, collect a small set of realistic examples. Include ordinary requests and a few difficult ones. Remove private information or replace it with safe test data. Keep these examples stable during the comparison. Otherwise, a change in the prompt mix can make one option appear cheaper without improving the service you actually deliver. ### Read an LLM API pricing comparison correctly Identify the model and endpoint precisely. A model family can include several versions, context limits and reasoning settings. A third-party host can expose different parameters from the model developer's own API. Record the full identifier, provider, region if relevant and the date you checked the tariff. Separate standard inference from optional processing modes. Batch work, priority service and cached input may have different conditions. Do not take the lowest rate from each mode and combine them into an imaginary offer. The [provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/) is a useful starting point for checking who supplies an endpoint. The provider's current documentation remains the authority for the invoice. ### Split input, output and other charges For a basic text request, estimate input and output separately. Multiply each token count by its own rate, then divide by the tariff's token unit. If the unit is one million tokens, the basic expression is input tokens divided by one million times the input price, plus the matching output calculation. That expression is only the starting point. A request may use paid tools, image inputs or other separately metered features. Some services also distinguish cache reads from cache writes. [Anthropic's pricing documentation](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/about-claude/pricing) provides an example of a tariff with several categories. Read the categories used by your chosen endpoint instead of assuming one universal billing formula. ### Work through a transparent example Imagine a service processing 100,000 requests each month. Each request contains 2,000 input tokens and produces 500 output tokens. The monthly workload therefore contains 200 million input tokens and 50 million output tokens. Assume there are no tool fees, cache discounts or failed attempts in this first estimate. Illustrative endpoint | Input per million | Output per million | Estimated monthly token cost Option A | $1 | $5 | $450 Option B | $2 | $3 | $550 Option A costs $200 for input and $250 for output. Option B costs $400 for input and $150 for output. In this invented workload, Option A is cheaper. However, a product generating much longer answers could reverse the result. The useful comparison is the complete workload, not the smallest number in a tariff. ### Add retries and acceptance criteria Now introduce quality. Suppose Option A delivers 90,000 acceptable answers from those 100,000 initial requests. Its first-pass cost is $0.005 per acceptable answer. If Option B delivers 98,000 acceptable answers, its corresponding figure is approximately $0.00561. These figures still exclude corrections, reviews and extra attempts. A product team may decide the difference in quality justifies the extra cost. Another team may route simple requests to the lower-cost endpoint and difficult requests elsewhere. The point is to make that decision visible. Record rejection reasons, retry counts and any human review time. Cheap requests are not the same thing as cheap successful outcomes. ### Measure context growth and caching A conversation often sends earlier messages again. A retrieval system may attach documents to every request. Therefore, input volume can grow even when the user types a short question. Measure what the API reports as usage, rather than estimating only the visible text in the latest message. Caching can change the economics when repeated prefixes meet a provider's rules. However, a forecast needs a plausible hit rate and a separate allowance for creating cache entries when charged. Test cold requests as well as warm ones. A demonstration with one reused prompt should not become an assumption that every future input token receives a discount. ### Compare latency and capacity alongside cost A request that finishes too late may be useless even if its token bill is small. Set a response deadline and record the share of requests that meet it. For interactive products, distinguish the first visible output from completion of the full answer. Also check behavior under realistic concurrent traffic. Rate limits, queue delays and regional access can constrain an otherwise attractive endpoint. A low listed tariff does not guarantee capacity at the moment you need it. Keep these operational results beside your cost worksheet. The [AI benchmark guide](https://xpu.live/ai-benchmarks-practical-guide/) explains why evaluation conditions matter when interpreting published performance evidence. ### Use XPU Live to build a defensible shortlist Use XPU Live to compare recorded model information, benchmark references and provider offers in one place. Start with the capabilities required by your task. Then inspect prices for plausible candidates, noting whether an entry has a verified offer. A missing price should remain unknown; it should not enter your spreadsheet as zero. Open the source links before making a purchasing decision. Check the exact model identifier and the date of the observation. Keep your own test results separate from the catalog's published benchmark data. This makes an LLM API pricing comparison useful for your workload while preserving a clear boundary between reported tariffs and measured application behavior. ### Keep the worksheet current Save the tariff date and the request sample with the estimate. Assign someone to review changes that affect the chosen models. A provider may change a rate, retire a version or alter a processing tier. Your application's prompt design can also change the bill without any provider price change. Track a weekly or monthly total alongside the cost per accepted result. Investigate a rising bill by splitting traffic volume, input length, output length, retry frequency and endpoint mix. That breakdown is much more informative than saying that AI became expensive. The [AI pricing guide](https://xpu.live/ai-pricing-cost-guide/) offers a broader framework covering both model APIs and GPU infrastructure. ### Questions teams often ask #### Is the lowest output price always the best choice? No. Output is only one part of the bill. Input volume, repeated attempts and additional features may dominate a particular workload. Compare the total cost of meeting your acceptance criteria. A short-answer extraction task can have a very different cost structure from a long-form writing assistant. #### Should a benchmark winner automatically lead the shortlist? A benchmark can suggest a candidate, but it cannot establish the best endpoint for every product. Test the same representative requests with the same acceptance rules. Record the settings used. An LLM API pricing comparison becomes stronger when quality and delivery requirements are explicit rather than implied by a leaderboard position. #### How should we begin with limited measurement data? Start with a small controlled sample and a conservative forecast. Record observed usage, latency and errors for each request. Model low, typical and high usage scenarios. Expand the test when the result is close or the financial commitment is material. Avoid treating a single successful demonstration as a production cost estimate. ### A practical next step Choose three candidate endpoints and prepare one shared test set. For each endpoint, record the tariff, usage categories, accepted outputs, response times and total billed cost. Use the same request order and concurrency policy. Investigate any result that looks surprisingly cheap before increasing traffic. Then return to [XPU Live](https://xpu.live/) to review the alternatives and source references. The strongest LLM API pricing comparison is a documented decision you can repeat: clear workload assumptions, current tariff evidence and measured delivery quality. That approach gives your team a useful budget and a reasoned choice, rather than a fragile claim about the cheapest model. ### Separate a forecast from a spending control A monthly estimate explains what you expect to spend. It does not enforce that expectation. Set operational limits in the application as well. Cap unnecessary output length, bound automatic retries and stop failed jobs from circulating indefinitely between models. Record who can change those limits and how an unexpected increase will be reviewed. Keep enough detail to reconcile your worksheet with the provider invoice. Store request identifiers, billed usage categories and the endpoint used. Avoid putting confidential prompt content into general billing logs. If the estimate and invoice diverge, first check units and time windows. Then investigate usage changes before concluding that the tariff itself is wrong. For a pilot, choose an explicit maximum budget and a defined stopping point. Review results before expanding traffic. This creates a useful feedback loop between the price comparison and actual operation. The next decision then rests on measured behavior rather than on an assumption copied from the first spreadsheet. --- ## Journal article: AI Model Comparison: Price, Quality and Capabilities Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-model-comparison-price-performance/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 09:59:57 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Benchmarks & Comparisons ## AI Model Comparison: Price, Quality and Capabilities Oct 20, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read AI model comparison works best when you begin with a task rather than a winner. The strongest model on a broad leaderboard may not be the right choice for a small extraction service. A fast, inexpensive endpoint may also fail an important requirement. Your job is to compare useful outcomes under the conditions your application will actually face. AI-generated editorial illustration; conceptual scene, not a photograph of branded hardware or an actual product interface. [XPU Live](https://xpu.live/) brings model information, benchmark references and recorded pricing together to help you build a shortlist. This guide explains what to do with that shortlist. It separates published evidence from your own measurements and gives you a practical process for choosing between candidates. No model in this article is declared universally best, and the numerical examples are illustrative. ### Give the comparison a clear purpose Write down the decision you are making. Perhaps you need a model for support answers that cite company documents. Perhaps you want structured fields from invoices. Those tasks require different tests. A vague goal such as better intelligence makes it hard to know whether a new model improves the product. Define an acceptable answer before testing. For extraction, that may mean correct fields and valid output structure. For support, it may include factual accuracy and a clear refusal when the documents lack an answer. Ask product and engineering colleagues to agree on these requirements. Otherwise, reviewers can unknowingly judge each candidate by a different standard. ### Build a representative request set Use examples from the work your service is intended to perform. Include common inputs, long inputs, ambiguous requests and known failure cases. Keep a separate group of examples for checking the final choice. This helps you avoid repeatedly tuning prompts against the same few demonstrations until they stop representing unfamiliar requests. Remove confidential details unless your evaluation environment is approved for them. Document the language, input length and expected output for each example. Keep the first test small enough to review carefully. A large pile of unlabelled prompts is less useful than a manageable set with clear acceptance criteria and recorded reasons for failure. ### Make AI model comparison fair Record the exact model identifier and provider endpoint. Also record the prompt, tools, output limit and reasoning setting where available. Two similarly named endpoints may not offer identical behavior. The same model can also produce different costs or response times under different serving conditions. Fair testing does not always require identical prompts at every stage. First, try a shared baseline. Then allow sensible model-specific adjustments, documenting the effort involved. Report both results if the distinction matters. A comparison that secretly gives one candidate extensive tuning and another a single rough prompt measures preparation as well as model capability. ### Use benchmarks as evidence, not instructions A published benchmark answers a defined question under a specific method. Check the task, score interpretation and model configuration. A coding score does not establish performance for your invoice workflow. Likewise, a small numerical lead may not create a practical difference in the product you are building. Read the [Artificial Analysis leaderboard](https://artificialanalysis.ai/leaderboards/models) alongside the underlying methodology when using its results. Then consult the [XPU Live benchmark guide](https://xpu.live/ai-benchmarks-practical-guide/) for a structured reading checklist. Keep the evaluation source and date next to each result. Avoid presenting your own application tests as if they were the published benchmark. ### Score quality with visible criteria Create a rubric that reviewers can apply consistently. A useful rubric may cover correctness, completeness, evidence and adherence to the requested format. Give examples of what counts as a pass or failure. If a model gives a polished but incorrect answer, the rubric should make that failure visible. For subjective tasks, ask more than one person to review a sample without seeing the model name. Discuss disagreements before assigning a final rating. For structured tasks, automate checks where possible and inspect unusual failures manually. A single aggregate score can hide a serious weakness, so preserve results for each task category as well. ### Include latency and delivery reliability Measure how long a user waits for a useful response. The first visible token and the complete answer are different events. A service that starts quickly can still take too long to finish. Record your chosen latency measure clearly, and include the percentage of requests that meet your deadline. Repeat the test with realistic concurrency. Observe rate limits, timeouts and malformed results. A model with excellent answers may still require a fallback during traffic spikes. These operational constraints belong in an AI model comparison because they affect whether the application can deliver its promised service, not merely whether the model can answer once. ### Compare cost per accepted result Start with the billed usage reported by the endpoint. Separate input, output and additional categories. Include failed attempts that are charged. Then divide the relevant total by the number of accepted results. This makes the unit of comparison match the work your product needs to complete. Consider an invented example. Candidate A costs $20 for a test and produces 800 accepted results. Candidate B costs $24 and produces 960. Both cost $0.025 per accepted result before review or integration costs. Their headline request prices differ, yet the useful-output calculation is equal. You still need to compare latency, failure severity and operational requirements. ### Keep deployment requirements in view Check whether your chosen endpoint supports the required modalities and output formats. Confirm the practical context boundary, rate limits and supported region. Review the provider's data-handling terms for your use case. A model that cannot be used in the required environment should not remain a leading candidate merely because its benchmark score is high. If you plan to run open-weight models yourself, include hardware and software compatibility in the decision. Model weights are only part of the memory requirement. The [GPU memory guide](https://xpu.live/gpu-memory-sizing-guide/) explains runtime overhead and serving constraints. Self-hosting adds engineering responsibilities that a token-price comparison alone does not capture. ### Use a compact decision matrix A decision matrix helps keep discussions grounded. Put the requirements in rows and the candidates in columns. Separate mandatory requirements from preferences. Do not let a strong average score compensate for failing a condition that the product cannot compromise on. Question | Evidence to record | Decision rule Does it complete the task? | Reviewed acceptance rate | Meet the agreed quality threshold Does it arrive on time? | Latency under expected traffic | Meet the delivery deadline Can we operate it? | Endpoint, access and deployment checks | Pass mandatory requirements Is the cost reasonable? | Total cost per accepted result | Fit the product budget ### What XPU Live contributes Use the [model catalog](https://xpu.live/) to discover candidates and inspect recorded capabilities, pricing and benchmark references. Follow provider links to verify the tariff and endpoint you intend to use. Treat an unavailable price as missing evidence rather than as a free service. Keep the date of your review with the decision. XPU Live can reduce the effort of collecting comparison information, but it cannot replace a test of your own product. Your prompt design, traffic pattern and acceptance rules remain specific to you. Combining a source-backed catalog with a repeatable internal evaluation gives the AI model comparison a stronger basis than either a leaderboard or a marketing page alone. ### Frequently asked questions #### How many models should we compare first? Three plausible candidates are often enough for a useful initial test. Choose them for different reasons, such as quality, cost or deployment fit. Expand the shortlist if none meets the requirements or if the result is too close to support a decision. The number matters less than the quality of the test. #### Can one model handle every task? Sometimes, but that should be a measured choice. Routing simple and difficult requests differently can be useful, yet it adds operational complexity. Test whether the savings or quality improvement justify another endpoint, more monitoring and a fallback policy. Do not assume that a more complicated system is automatically better. #### When should we repeat the evaluation? Repeat it after material changes to the model, tariff, prompt or workload. Also revisit the decision when production failures reveal a gap in the test set. Keep the previous results so you can distinguish a real improvement from a change in the way the evaluation was scored. ### Turn the evidence into a deployment decision Select the candidate that satisfies the mandatory requirements and provides the most useful trade-off for your workload. Write a short explanation of the choice, including its limits. Record the model version, endpoint, tariff date and evaluation sample. Assign an owner for monitoring quality and cost after launch. Finally, use a gradual rollout with a clear fallback. Watch accepted results, latency and expenditure together. An AI model comparison should end with a decision your team can explain and revisit. Start with [XPU Live's comparison pages](https://xpu.live/), then let evidence from your own application determine what belongs in production. ### Document the reasons for rejecting a candidate Keep a short rejection note for every serious candidate. Perhaps the model misses a mandatory field, arrives too late or cannot operate in the required region. These notes prevent the team from repeating the same unsuccessful evaluation when a familiar model name returns to the discussion. Also distinguish a model failure from an integration mistake. A truncated response caused by your output limit does not prove the model cannot complete the task. Likewise, a malformed request should not become evidence of poor reasoning. Correct setup errors, rerun the affected examples and preserve both the original observation and the explanation. This makes the evaluation easier to audit and much more useful for future work. --- ## Journal article: Cloud GPU Pricing: Compare Providers with XPU Live Canonical source: https://xpu.live/cloud-gpu-pricing-comparison/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 09:59:57 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Cloud & Providers ## Cloud GPU Pricing: Compare Providers with XPU Live Oct 24, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read Cloud GPU pricing is difficult to compare when one offer describes a single accelerator and another describes a complete multi-GPU server. The listed hourly rate may also exclude storage, networking or other resources. A fair comparison begins by identifying exactly what you can rent, which resources are included and how much useful work the configuration can complete. AI-generated editorial illustration; conceptual scene, not a photograph of branded hardware or an actual product interface. This guide gives you a practical method for comparing providers with [XPU Live's GPU catalog](https://xpu.live/gpu/). It covers rate normalization, hardware editions, rental terms and workload testing. All numerical examples use invented offers for illustration. They are not current provider quotes or measured hardware benchmarks. Confirm the exact configuration and current commercial conditions before committing to a service. ### Define the machine your workload needs Start with the workload rather than the largest GPU name. Estimate the memory required by weights, runtime buffers and concurrent requests. Check the software stack and supported GPU architecture. A machine that cannot run the application is not a bargain, regardless of the hourly price displayed on a comparison page. Also record the host requirements. CPU performance, system memory, local storage and networking can affect throughput. A GPU attached to a constrained host may leave expensive accelerator time unused. Use the [GPU memory guide](https://xpu.live/gpu-memory-sizing-guide/) to separate raw model storage from the full serving budget. Keep the intended model format and concurrency setting with the estimate. ### Normalize cloud GPU pricing to a clear unit Identify whether an offer is priced per GPU-hour or per complete instance-hour. If a server contains eight GPUs, divide its instance rate by eight only when that is the actual allocation being billed. Preserve the full-instance cost beside the normalized rate, because you may be unable to rent just one of those GPUs. An invented eight-GPU instance costing $24 an hour has a normalized rate of $3 per GPU-hour. A single-GPU machine at $3.50 an hour has a higher normalized rate, but a smaller minimum bill. If you need one device for two hours, the cheaper per-GPU figure may create a much more expensive booking because the whole server is required. ### Keep hardware editions separate A GPU name can cover several memory capacities or form factors. PCIe and SXM editions may differ in power, interconnect and performance characteristics. A virtual allocation may provide only part of a physical device. Read the full profile and provider configuration instead of assuming that a shared family name describes identical equipment. The [XPU Live GPU directory](https://xpu.live/gpu/) links hardware information with recorded rental offers. Use those references to check the edition and memory capacity, then confirm the quoted machine with the provider. A product photograph is not proof of the installed configuration. Keep hardware specifications separate from the resources actually allocated to your rental. ### Separate on-demand, spot and reserved offers On-demand service, interruptible capacity and reservations answer different needs. A low interruptible rate may be useful for work that can checkpoint and resume. A deadline-sensitive service may need a different arrangement. A reservation can require a commitment even when your application is idle or your expected traffic fails to arrive. Compare each rental type within its own conditions. Record the minimum duration, payment timing, cancellation terms and interruption policy. Do not rank a long commitment against a short flexible job using hourly price alone. The [GPU provider pages](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) can help you inspect available services, but the provider's current terms establish the commitment you are considering. ### Read what the hourly price includes Build a list of included resources for every candidate. Note CPU, host memory, local disk and any bundled networking. Then identify extras such as persistent volumes, data transfer or managed service features. The treatment of resources can vary across providers and products, even when the accelerator model is the same. [Runpod's pricing documentation](https://docs.runpod.io/pods/pricing) is one example of provider-specific billing information that should be read alongside a GPU listing. Do not assume its rules apply to other services. Your comparison sheet should preserve each provider's categories rather than squeezing different products into an unexplained hourly figure with all other costs omitted. ### Estimate the complete job cost Suppose an invented machine costs $2.40 per hour and completes your batch in ten hours. Another costs $3.20 per hour and completes the same accepted workload in six hours. Their compute costs are $24 and $19.20 respectively, before additional charges. The more expensive hour produces the cheaper completed job in this hypothetical test. These runtimes are illustrative, not measured claims about named GPUs. Run your own pilot using the same model, precision and acceptance criteria. Include startup, installation, downloading and shutdown time when those periods are billable. The cost of useful work depends on the entire rented interval, not just the minutes when the accelerator is fully busy. ### Test throughput under realistic conditions Use a workload sample that resembles production. Record the software image, model version, batch size and concurrency. Measure completed work and its quality. For interactive inference, check latency as well as throughput. A configuration that maximizes batch output may not meet a user-facing response deadline. Repeat enough runs to distinguish a consistent result from a one-off success. Observe memory pressure, failed requests and instability. If you change the serving engine or model format, document the change rather than attributing the whole improvement to the GPU. Hardware, software and workload settings interact, so the test needs enough context to be repeatable. ### Include the location of your data A GPU rental in another region may require moving a large dataset before useful work begins. Estimate that transfer time and any applicable charges. Check whether the data can remain near the compute for repeated jobs or must be exported after every run. These choices can change both the bill and the delivery schedule. For a distributed workload, inspect the network available between machines as well. A low accelerator rate does not guarantee economical communication across nodes. Test the actual topology and keep the data location beside the configuration in the worksheet, rather than treating region as a label with no operational consequence. ### Account for utilization and idle time A continuously rented machine can spend part of the day waiting for work. Include that idle time in the budget if billing continues. A low hourly rate with poor utilization may be more expensive per useful request than a higher-priced service that starts only when work arrives. Compare the deployment model that your traffic actually supports. However, automatic scaling is not cost-free by definition. Startup delays, warm capacity and minimum billing intervals can affect the result. Check the provider's rules and measure the behavior of your application. Keep peak traffic, ordinary traffic and quiet periods separate in the forecast so an attractive average does not conceal a costly operational pattern. ### Evaluate interruption and recovery costs For interruptible work, record how often you can save progress and how much work must be repeated after an interruption. Include storage for checkpoints and the time required to restore a job. A large advertised discount may still be valuable, but the comparison should account for lost progress rather than treating every rented minute as productive. Use a bounded recovery policy and test it before relying on a long run. Confirm what happens when the original machine is no longer available. If the fallback uses another configuration, record its cost too. Cloud GPU pricing becomes clearer when the worksheet includes the application's response to operational events rather than only the normal path. ### Make XPU Live part of a repeatable review Start with the [GPU comparison page](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to identify relevant models and recorded offers. Note the rental type, GPU count and observation date. Inspect individual [provider profiles](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) and follow the source link for the current offer. Treat missing prices and contact-sales listings as unknown until a usable quote is available. Then attach your measured runtime and resource usage to the shortlisted configurations. Keep these application results separate from published hardware specifications. XPU Live helps organize the market view; your pilot establishes what a machine costs for your work. That distinction makes the decision more useful and prevents a catalog rate from being presented as a guaranteed deployment outcome. ### Questions to ask before renting #### Is the lowest per-GPU rate the best deal? Not necessarily. Minimum GPU count, job duration and included resources can change the total. Compare the full allocation you must buy and the amount of accepted work it completes. A normalized rate is useful for orientation, but it should remain connected to the full configuration and its commercial terms. #### Should we prefer the newest accelerator? Choose hardware that meets the workload and software requirements at a defensible total cost. A newer device may offer valuable capacity or performance, but the benefit should be measured. Availability, host resources and integration work also matter. A product generation alone cannot determine which rental is the right choice for your application. #### How can a small team avoid overspending? Set a pilot budget, use a defined workload and establish a shutdown procedure. Review the bill after the first run. Keep persistent resources in the inventory so they are not forgotten when compute stops. Document the selected provider and configuration, making it easier for another team member to repeat the setup safely. ### Choose a configuration, not just a price Finish the comparison with a short decision record. Include the exact GPU edition, host resources, rental type, minimum allocation, expected runtime and extra charges. Add the tariff source, review date and your pilot results. State the assumptions that would cause you to revisit the choice, such as higher concurrency or a larger model. Return to [XPU Live](https://xpu.live/gpu/) when those assumptions change or a new offer appears. A strong cloud GPU pricing comparison connects the market's listed rates with the work your team needs to deliver. That produces a budget and an operating plan, rather than a misleading claim that the smallest hourly number is always the cheapest service. --- ## Journal article: GPU Rental Cost per Hour: What You Actually Pay Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu-rental-cost-per-hour/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 09:59:57 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) GPU & Hardware ## GPU Rental Cost per Hour: What You Actually Pay Oct 25, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read GPU rental cost per hour is easy to read and easy to misunderstand. The amount shown beside a device may describe one GPU, an entire server or a commitment that lasts much longer than your job. Storage and data transfer may sit elsewhere in the bill. You need the complete allocation and billing conditions before an hourly rate becomes a useful budget. AI-generated editorial illustration; conceptual scene, not a photograph of branded hardware or an actual product interface. This guide explains how to turn a rental listing into a realistic job estimate. Use [XPU Live's GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to find recorded offers and source links, then check the provider's current conditions. The worked examples below use invented prices and timings. They illustrate arithmetic and do not represent current quotes or measured performance for named hardware. ### Identify what one rented hour means Begin with the billing unit. An instance-hour covers the rented machine, while a GPU-hour normalizes accelerator time. A multi-GPU server may be advertised using a per-device figure even though you must rent the whole allocation. Keep both numbers in your worksheet so the lower normalized rate does not hide the actual minimum purchase. Also check how the service rounds usage and applies minimum charges. Do not assume that a short session will be billed by the second unless the provider says so. Record the conditions in plain language. A rate without its unit and minimum term is incomplete information, not a reliable estimate of what your test will cost. ### Calculate GPU rental cost for the full allocation Imagine an eight-GPU instance advertised at $2 per GPU-hour. The complete server costs $16 for each billed hour. If your job requires the whole instance for five hours, compute totals $80. If your software uses only one GPU, the bill does not automatically fall to $10 unless the provider actually sells a single-GPU allocation at that rate. Now compare a hypothetical single-GPU machine at $3 an hour. Five billed hours cost $15, before extras. That may suit the smaller job better even though its per-device price is higher. The comparison must start with the resources you can rent and use, rather than an attractive normalized number detached from the allocation. ### Separate running time from productive time A rental can begin before your model is ready. Setup, environment installation and downloading may consume billable time. The job can also leave a machine idle while waiting for input. Include these stages in the estimate whenever the billing arrangement charges for them. A timer covering only active computation understates the cost of the session. Create a simple timeline: provisioning, setup, data preparation, useful work, export and shutdown. Measure each stage in the pilot. Then identify which stages can be reduced or moved outside the expensive machine. For example, preparing a clean dataset before starting the instance can save time without changing the GPU's published performance or the provider's tariff. ### Add storage and networking separately List persistent disks, temporary storage and data transfer categories. Check whether the offer includes any of them and how billing changes when compute stops. A stopped instance does not prove that every related resource has stopped incurring charges. Maintain an inventory so a forgotten volume does not become a surprise at the end of the month. For provider-specific details, consult the relevant documentation, such as [Runpod's billing guide](https://docs.runpod.io/pods/pricing). Do not transfer one provider's rules to another service. Use [XPU Live's provider directory](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) to locate candidate services and their references, then record the actual categories applied to the product you intend to rent. ### Build a complete session estimate Suppose a fictional single-GPU offer costs $2.50 per hour. You expect 30 minutes of setup, four hours of computation and 30 minutes of export and shutdown work. That gives five billable hours and a compute estimate of $12.50. Assume another $1.20 for storage and $0.80 for transfer in this illustrative scenario. Illustrative component | Calculation | Cost GPU instance | 5 hours × $2.50 | $12.50 Storage | Invented session allowance | $1.20 Transfer | Invented session allowance | $0.80 Total before tax | Compute plus listed extras | $14.50 The storage and transfer figures are placeholders, not universal fees. Replace them with the provider's units and your expected quantities. Add applicable taxes separately. This keeps the estimate transparent and prevents the extra categories from being mistaken for charges that every provider applies in the same way. ### Compare the cost of completed work A higher hourly rate can produce a lower total when the job finishes sooner. However, that conclusion requires a comparable workload and measured runtime. Keep the model version, software engine, precision and acceptance criteria stable when testing two configurations. Otherwise, you may attribute a software change or a smaller workload to the hardware. Record accepted outputs as well as runtime. A fast configuration that produces unusable results does not complete the same work. The [benchmark guide](https://xpu.live/ai-benchmarks-practical-guide/) explains why evaluation context matters. Use your own pilot to connect GPU rental cost with a completed batch, a training milestone or a defined level of inference service. ### Understand reservations and quiet periods A reservation can reduce the displayed hourly equivalent, but it may require you to pay for time you do not use. Forecast demand over the full commitment, including nights, weekends and delays. Compare the committed total with flexible alternatives using the same expected work. Do not assume continuous productive utilization unless the workload can realistically sustain it. Write down the break-even condition before committing. If a reserved machine costs a fixed monthly amount, calculate how many useful hours would justify it against your flexible option. Include the same extras on both sides. The decision should reflect the expected traffic pattern, not only a discounted figure displayed in a pricing table. ### Evaluate spot rates with recovery in mind Interruptible service can be useful when the application tolerates restarts. The lower rate needs to be compared with lost work, checkpointing and recovery time. Confirm how interruptions are handled and whether the job can move to another machine. Test that recovery procedure with a small workload before relying on it for an expensive run. Include the cost of creating, storing and restoring checkpoints. Also include the fallback rate when capacity is unavailable. A spot discount remains a potentially valuable option, but it is not equivalent to uninterrupted service with the same name. Keep the rental type visible in every GPU rental cost comparison so the trade-off remains clear. ### Check the exact hardware and software Verify memory capacity, form factor and GPU count. Confirm whether you receive a full physical accelerator or a partitioned allocation. Review the supported driver and software image for the intended model. A familiar GPU family name does not guarantee that every provider offers the edition or environment your application requires. Use [XPU Live's hardware profiles](https://xpu.live/gpu/) as a reference, then confirm the installed configuration with the provider. Consult the [GPU memory sizing guide](https://xpu.live/gpu-memory-sizing-guide/) when estimating model fit. Leave room for runtime overhead and concurrent requests instead of assuming that raw weight storage is the entire memory requirement. ### Put shutdown and spending checks in the workflow Choose an owner for starting and stopping the rental. Agree on a maximum pilot budget and a stopping condition. Track active machines and related storage in one place. A clear checklist is often more useful than relying on someone to remember an idle instance after a long debugging session. Review the first invoice against your timeline. Investigate differences in duration, units and omitted resources. If the job runs longer than expected, decide whether to continue before the budget is exhausted. The purpose is not to avoid every variation, but to make variations visible while there is still time to respond. ### Give shared rentals a clear owner When several people use cloud resources, record which project owns each machine and when it should be reviewed. Include the purpose, start time and expected end condition in the team inventory. This helps distinguish a necessary long-running service from a forgotten experiment that nobody feels responsible for stopping. Review shared storage in the same way. A volume may contain useful checkpoints even after the original machine is released. Decide who will retain or remove it according to the project’s needs. Cost control works better when responsibility is explicit and the inventory explains why a resource remains active. ### Frequently asked questions #### Is a per-GPU rate enough to compare offers? No. You also need the minimum GPU count, included host resources, rental term and other charges. Preserve the complete instance price beside the normalized figure. That makes it clear whether the offer can serve your workload economically or requires paying for resources that the application will leave unused. #### Does stopping compute end every charge? Check the provider's rules. Persistent resources may have a separate lifecycle and billing category. Review storage and any retained service resources after shutting down the machine. Keep their identifiers in an inventory so the team can confirm what remains active rather than inferring it from the state of the GPU instance. #### Can a small pilot predict a long run exactly? No pilot removes all uncertainty. It can reveal setup time, memory limits and typical throughput. Build a reasonable margin and record the assumptions behind it. Reassess the estimate when the dataset, model or serving configuration changes, especially if the long run has stricter deadlines or different concurrency. ### Turn an hourly rate into an operating plan Before renting, write down the exact machine, full allocation cost, expected timeline and additional resources. Add a source link, tariff review date and shutdown procedure. Keep an allowance for uncertainty, but avoid hiding unknown fees inside an unexplained percentage. Identify which assumptions have been measured and which still need confirmation. Then use [XPU Live](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to revisit the alternatives when your workload changes. GPU rental cost becomes meaningful when it describes the complete job you intend to run. A disciplined comparison connects the listed hour with useful output, the full invoice and a practical plan for ending the rental when the work is finished. --- ## Journal article: H100 Rental Pricing: Compare Editions and Providers Canonical source: https://xpu.live/h100-rental-pricing-comparison/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 09:59:57 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) GPU & Hardware ## H100 Rental Pricing: Compare Editions and Providers Oct 26, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read H100 rental pricing can look simple until you compare the actual machines behind the offers. One listing may describe a single PCIe accelerator, another a multi-GPU SXM server and another an interruptible allocation. Their hourly figures do not necessarily buy the same hardware, availability or rental commitment. A useful comparison keeps those differences visible from the start. AI-generated editorial illustration; conceptual scene, not a photograph of branded hardware or an actual product interface. This guide explains how to evaluate H100 offers without treating every price as interchangeable. Start with [XPU Live's H100 SXM profile](https://xpu.live/gpu/h100-sxm/) and [H100 PCIe profile](https://xpu.live/gpu/h100-pcie/), then inspect the provider's current configuration. Numerical examples below are invented to illustrate the method. They are not current H100 quotes, measured benchmarks or guarantees of capacity. ### Identify the H100 edition first Record the full hardware description rather than the family name alone. Memory capacity, form factor and interconnect can affect how a configuration behaves. A PCIe card and an SXM module should not be assumed identical. Likewise, a listing for a linked multi-GPU arrangement must state whether its memory and price figures describe each device or the complete allocation. Consult [NVIDIA's H100 product information](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/h100/) and the provider's configuration details when establishing the edition. Keep hardware capability separate from access in a rented instance. A feature supported by a product does not prove that a particular provider enables it or exposes it to the software you will run. ### Normalize H100 rental pricing carefully Determine whether the displayed number is per GPU-hour or per instance-hour. If the instance has several GPUs, record the complete price and the minimum allocation. Divide by the GPU count only for a clearly labelled normalized comparison. Do not let that calculation imply you can buy one device when the provider only offers the whole server. Imagine an invented eight-GPU offer costing $32 per instance-hour. Its normalized rate is $4 per GPU-hour. A single-GPU offer at $5 an hour has a higher normalized rate but a smaller minimum bill. For a one-device experiment, the second offer may be more economical. For a workload that efficiently uses all eight, the comparison may change. ### Match the machine to the model Estimate the full memory requirement of the application. Include model weights, runtime buffers, the attention cache and concurrent requests. Check the intended model format and serving software. A model's parameter count alone does not determine whether it will fit, and a nominal sum of memory across devices does not automatically act as one simple shared pool. Use the [XPU Live GPU memory guide](https://xpu.live/gpu-memory-sizing-guide/) to build the initial budget. Then test the actual configuration with a representative workload. Record batch size, concurrency and any distribution strategy. This evidence is more useful than assuming that every machine with an H100 label can serve the same model in the same way. ### Check the host and interconnect The GPU is only one part of the rented system. CPU resources, system memory, storage speed and networking can limit useful throughput. Multi-GPU workloads also depend on the connections available between devices. Confirm the topology exposed by the instance rather than assuming it from a product photograph or a broad platform description. Ask for the complete configuration when a listing is unclear. Record whether the rental includes the host resources you need or bills them separately. A lower accelerator rate can lose its advantage if the machine spends time waiting for storage or preparing data. Your H100 rental pricing worksheet should include those bottlenecks instead of treating the device name as a complete system specification. ### Compare rental types on their own terms Keep on-demand, reserved and interruptible offers in separate groups. A reservation may involve upfront payment or a minimum term. Interruptible capacity can require checkpointing and a recovery plan. On-demand service may provide more flexibility, but its exact availability and commercial conditions still need verification at the provider. The [GPU provider directory](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) can help you locate relevant services and source references. Read the current terms for the specific product. An attractive reservation equivalent should not be presented as the cost of a short flexible experiment. Likewise, an interruptible price should not be described as if uninterrupted operation were guaranteed. ### Estimate the cost of a completed H100 job Suppose a fictional configuration costs $4.50 per hour and needs eight billable hours to finish a batch. Its compute estimate is $36. Another costs $5.50 per hour and completes the same accepted workload in six hours, for $33. Those examples illustrate why the smallest hourly rate does not necessarily produce the cheapest completed job. The runtimes are hypothetical, not claims about particular H100 editions or providers. Measure your own application before using a performance assumption in a purchasing decision. Include setup, model download, data preparation and export time if those stages are charged. Keep the software version and acceptance criteria stable so the comparison remains meaningful. ### Include the extra billing categories Check persistent storage, local disks, outbound transfer and any managed service charges. Record the units and included allowances. Confirm what remains billable when a machine is stopped or released. A rental estimate that includes only active GPU time can miss resources that persist after the experiment is finished. Read provider-specific material such as [Runpod's pricing documentation](https://docs.runpod.io/pods/pricing) for the service you choose. Do not apply its rules universally. Build the estimate from the exact tariff rather than a generic assumption about how cloud GPU billing works. Keep taxes and currency conversion visible when they are relevant to the final payment. ### Test interactive and batch workloads differently A large offline batch may value total throughput, while a user-facing assistant needs acceptable response times. Measure the service under the concurrency and prompt lengths it will face. For interactive inference, distinguish the start of visible output from completion of the answer. A high aggregate rate does not establish a good experience for each user. For batch processing, measure the time to complete the whole accepted dataset. Include failures and reruns. Record the quality checks applied to outputs so a faster run is not rewarded for skipping work or producing incomplete results. The [benchmark guide](https://xpu.live/ai-benchmarks-practical-guide/) provides a framework for keeping test conditions attached to performance claims. ### Confirm the allocation exposed to your process If an offer uses hardware partitioning, inspect the memory and compute resources assigned to your instance. Do not equate a fraction of a physical accelerator with access to the complete device. NVIDIA’s hardware partitioning capabilities describe possible configurations; the provider determines which allocation you can actually rent. Record the exposed allocation in the pilot results. A test on a full GPU should not become a performance estimate for a smaller partition simply because both listings mention H100. Keep the instance type, visible memory and relevant limits with every measurement so the comparison remains connected to the service being sold. ### Treat availability as a separate requirement A listed rate does not guarantee an immediately rentable machine in the region you need. Capacity, account access and minimum configuration can change. Check the provider's current availability before planning a deadline around a catalog listing. If the job depends on a reservation, confirm the actual arrangement rather than inferring it from a public rate table. Prepare a fallback for important work. That may involve another region, provider or compatible GPU configuration, subject to your deployment requirements. Include the fallback's cost and setup time in planning. A low primary rate is less valuable if the only workable alternative costs much more and has not been tested. ### How to use the XPU Live profiles Open the relevant H100 hardware page and read the edition notes. Inspect recorded rental offers, their types, GPU counts and observation dates. Follow the provider source for the current tariff. Keep missing or contact-sales prices as unresolved information until you have an applicable quote. Do not enter them as zero in a comparison sheet. Then attach your own runtime measurements to the shortlisted offers. The catalog supplies a market view and hardware context; the pilot supplies application-specific evidence. Keeping those roles separate makes an H100 rental pricing decision easier to explain. It also prevents a dated public listing from being mistaken for a guaranteed price and performance commitment. ### Frequently asked questions #### Can an H100 PCIe offer replace an SXM offer directly? That depends on the workload and the full system. Confirm memory, topology, software compatibility and measured behavior before treating the offers as substitutes. A shared family name is not enough. Keep the edition explicit in both the comparison and the deployment configuration so the choice remains clear to anyone repeating the setup. #### Is a larger allocation always better value? A larger server can have an attractive normalized rate, but value depends on whether your software can use the allocation. Paying for idle devices can overwhelm a per-GPU discount. Test the intended distribution approach and compare the complete bill with smaller alternatives that can finish the same accepted workload. #### How much should we spend on the first test? Choose a defined pilot with a clear stopping condition and a maximum budget appropriate to the job. Prepare data and software before starting the expensive allocation where practical. Review the resulting invoice and runtime before scaling. The aim is to reduce uncertainty, not to turn an exploratory session into an unbounded deployment. ### Record the decision before committing Write down the selected edition, GPU count, host configuration, rental type and expected billable duration. Include extra charges, the tariff source and the date of the review. Add the pilot's accepted output count and performance settings. State which assumptions would trigger another comparison, such as longer prompts or increased concurrent traffic. Use [XPU Live's GPU directory](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to revisit alternatives when those conditions change. A strong H100 rental pricing comparison connects the advertised hour with an actual machine, a workload and a complete operating plan. That is a firmer basis for choosing a provider than a single low number beside the H100 name. --- ## Journal article: Image Generation API Pricing: Cost per Usable Image Canonical source: https://xpu.live/image-generation-api-pricing-guide/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 09:59:57 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Pricing & Market Updates ## Image Generation API Pricing: Cost per Usable Image Oct 27, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read Image generation API pricing is more useful when you compare the cost of a usable asset rather than the cheapest generation button. A provider may charge per output, by image size, through credits or according to compute usage. Resolution, editing and repeated attempts can change the final bill. A low listed rate does not automatically create the cheapest finished campaign image. AI-generated editorial illustration; conceptual scene, not a photograph of branded hardware or an actual product interface. This guide explains how to compare offers with consistent requirements and a realistic production workflow. Use [XPU Live's model catalog](https://xpu.live/) to discover image-capable models and recorded provider offers. The numerical examples below are invented for explanation. They are not current tariffs or measured model performance, and every purchasing decision should use the exact endpoint's current documentation. ### Define the image you need to deliver Start with the final asset specification. Record aspect ratio, resolution, file format and any requirements for transparency or editing. A small preview and a large product image are different deliverables. The comparison should not reward an endpoint for producing a cheaper asset that fails the dimensions or quality needed by your publishing workflow. Also define what makes an image acceptable. You may need the correct product shape, readable text, consistent composition or a specific background. Review those requirements separately rather than relying on a vague preference for one attractive demonstration. Keep reference images and prompts stable for the initial comparison, and use material you have permission to process. ### Identify the image generation API pricing unit Read the rate label and the model-specific conditions. A per-image tariff is not directly comparable with a price based on processing time until you estimate the same output workflow. Credit systems also need conversion into currency using the actual purchase terms. Preserve the unit rather than hiding it behind a single unexplained dollar amount. For source examples, inspect [fal's pricing](https://fal.ai/pricing) and [Replicate's pricing](https://replicate.com/pricing), then open the selected model's documentation. These services can expose different billing arrangements across products. Do not assume that a platform-wide example establishes the rate for every model, or that a model served through two providers has identical settings and commercial terms. ### Compare the same output configuration Keep dimensions, quality settings and requested image count consistent. If one endpoint creates four candidates by default and another creates one, normalize the workflow before comparing. Record whether your application pays for every generated candidate even when the editor selects only one of them for delivery. Avoid silently combining a fast preview mode from one service with a higher-quality mode from another. Test the configurations your production system would actually use. If you plan a two-stage process with cheap drafts and a final render, include both stages. The relevant price is the cost of completing that process, not the cost of its least expensive step. ### Calculate cost per accepted image Imagine a fictional endpoint charging $0.03 for each generated candidate. Producing 1,000 candidates costs $30. If your review process accepts 250 of them, generation costs $0.12 per accepted image. This differs from the advertised candidate price because four attempts were needed on average for every usable result. Now imagine another endpoint charging $0.05 per candidate but producing 500 accepted images from 1,000 candidates. Its corresponding cost is $0.10 per accepted image. These acceptance rates are invented, not model claims. The example shows why a higher generation price can still produce a lower cost for the assets your team can actually publish. ### Include editing and refinement Many workflows do not end with the first output. You may need to change a background, correct an object or produce variants. Record the number of editing calls and their applicable rates. Include any required input-image processing where it is separately billed. A text-to-image quote alone does not necessarily describe an editing pipeline. Keep the review standard stable when comparing pipelines. If one candidate needs several repairs and another can be delivered immediately, count that difference. Also record manual editing time separately from API charges. This makes the decision useful to a production team that cares about deadlines and labour, rather than only the small amount charged for a single request. ### Separate generation from upscaling A larger delivered image may involve native generation, upscaling or both. These are different processes with potentially different prices and visual results. Check which method the selected endpoint uses and whether the final dimensions meet the specification. Do not assume a size label guarantees the same amount of original detail across every service. Test at the final viewing size. Inspect edges, small objects and any required typography. Record the cost of a separate upscale or enhancement step when you use one. If the workflow creates a cheap preview first, keep the preview and final-output charges on separate lines so the total remains easy to verify. ### Account for queue time and failure handling A production pipeline needs to deliver assets on time. Measure the time from submission to an output that the application can retrieve and review. Include queue delays and any repeated calls required after failures. Confirm the provider's policy for failed or cancelled jobs instead of assuming every unsuccessful attempt is either always free or always charged. Use a bounded retry policy. A broken integration should not submit the same expensive job indefinitely. Track job identifiers and completion status so a temporary network problem does not create duplicate generations. The [API integration guide](https://xpu.live/api-integration-guide/) explains the broader need for careful request handling, monitoring and clear failure paths. ### Compare hosted APIs with self-hosted generation Running an open-weight image model on a rented GPU changes the billing structure. You pay for infrastructure and operation rather than simply selecting a per-image rate. Include startup, model downloads, idle periods, storage and the time required to serve a batch. Measure output quality under the software configuration you intend to operate. Use [XPU Live's GPU offers](https://xpu.live/gpu/) as a starting point for compute options. Then divide the complete job cost by the number of accepted images. A self-hosted system may suit a steady workload, but the result depends on utilization and engineering requirements. Do not infer lower costs merely from the availability of model weights. ### Make the source of an image clear For editorial work, distinguish a conceptual illustration from a photograph of an actual event or product. A generated accelerator or imagined interface should not be labelled as documentary evidence. Use an appropriate caption and accurate alternative text. The publishing workflow should make this distinction clear without burying it in an unrelated technical note. Also review the provider and model terms for the intended use. Record provenance and the settings needed to reproduce or explain the asset. Keep the visual evaluation separate from the price evaluation, then bring both into the decision. A cheap image that creates a misleading claim is not a useful production result. ### Preserve the information needed for revisions Keep the original prompt, permitted reference assets and model settings with the delivered image. Record which output was selected and why. When a designer later requests a different crop or background, this information helps the team choose between an edit and a completely new generation without repeating the initial exploration blindly. Include revision rounds in the budget when they are part of the client or publishing process. A workflow that produces a good first image but requires costly rework for every small change may be less practical than its initial generation rate suggests. Test a realistic revision request during the pilot. ### Use XPU Live to organize the shortlist Start with [XPU Live](https://xpu.live/) to identify image models and recorded offers. Compare the model, provider route and billing unit. Follow the source reference for the current tariff and available configuration. A missing price remains an unresolved value, not evidence of a free endpoint or a universal lack of availability. Build a small request set covering the kinds of images your team publishes. Run each candidate with comparable settings and review the outputs using the same acceptance criteria. Attach your observed costs and review outcomes to the catalog information. This makes image generation API pricing a practical production comparison rather than a list of attractive rates detached from actual assets. ### Frequently asked questions #### Is the cheapest image API the one with the lowest per-image rate? Not necessarily. Compare the cost of accepted outputs after retries, editing and resizing. Check whether the quoted unit describes a candidate, a batch or another category. Keep manual review time separate but visible. The lowest candidate price can be useful, yet it does not establish the cost of a finished deliverable. #### Should every model receive exactly the same prompt? Use a shared prompt as the initial baseline. Then document any model-specific adjustments and the effort they require. Compare the production-ready workflows honestly. A fair test should not give one candidate several rounds of careful tuning while judging another only on the first unsuccessful request. #### Can we estimate costs without generating a test batch? You can create a preliminary forecast from tariffs and assumed acceptance rates, but label those assumptions. A small controlled test can reveal output quality, latency and overlooked billing categories. Use a budget cap and representative requests. Replace the assumptions with observations before making a large or recurring commitment. ### Build a realistic image budget Create a worksheet for candidates, edits, upscales, review and delivery. Add the source and review date for each tariff. Record accepted assets, total billed cost and the reasons for rejected images. Keep the required output specification attached to the result so later teams know what the comparison actually measured. Return to [XPU Live's provider pages](https://xpu.live/providers/) when a new endpoint or tariff appears. The strongest image generation API pricing decision connects a clear visual requirement with a complete workflow and measured acceptance rate. That approach gives your team a usable budget and an understandable provider choice, rather than a fragile claim about the cheapest possible picture. --- ## Journal article: Video Generation API Pricing: Budget for Usable Clips Canonical source: https://xpu.live/video-generation-api-pricing-guide/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 09:59:57 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Pricing & Market Updates ## Video Generation API Pricing: Budget for Usable Clips Oct 28, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read Video generation API pricing should be compared against a finished clip specification, not a single headline rate. Duration, resolution, audio, input mode and repeated attempts can all affect the bill. A low price per generated second may become expensive if the clip needs several retries before the motion, subject and composition are usable. AI-generated editorial illustration; conceptual scene, not a photograph of branded hardware or an actual product interface. This guide explains how to build a practical comparison using [XPU Live's model catalog](https://xpu.live/) and current provider documentation. It separates quoted generation units from the cost of producing an accepted clip. Every numerical example below uses invented tariffs and outcomes. The examples are not current prices, measured model results or a guarantee that a named provider will deliver a particular quality level. ### Specify the clip before comparing providers Write down the required duration, dimensions, aspect ratio and output format. Decide whether the workflow starts from text, an image or another clip. If sound is required, specify whether generated audio must be included or whether a separate soundtrack is acceptable. These decisions determine which configurations belong in the comparison. Also define the visual acceptance criteria. A product clip may need a stable object shape and camera motion. A character scene may require consistent appearance. Record important constraints before viewing the outputs. Otherwise, an impressive demonstration can change the standard midway through the test and make a cheaper but unsuitable configuration appear competitive. ### Read the video generation API pricing unit Identify whether a rate applies per clip, per generated second, through credits or through compute usage. Keep the model and output settings attached to that unit. A price for one duration or quality tier should not be silently applied to another configuration. Convert credits into currency using the actual terms under which they are purchased. For examples of provider documentation, read [Runway API pricing](https://docs.dev.runwayml.com/guides/pricing/) and [fal pricing](https://fal.ai/pricing), then inspect the selected model's page. The platforms may use different categories across their offerings. Your worksheet should preserve those categories rather than assuming that all services can be represented by one universal price per second. ### Compare equivalent durations and settings A five-second draft and a ten-second final clip are different products. Keep duration, resolution, frame settings where applicable and audio requirements consistent. If an endpoint supports only certain clip lengths, record how many generations the workflow needs to meet the specification. Include editing or extension steps instead of treating them as free additions. Check the usable result as well as the requested settings. A clip that technically meets the dimensions may still fail the scene requirements. Review motion, temporal consistency and framing at normal playback speed. Preserve the same prompts and references for the baseline test, then document any changes needed to make a candidate work reliably. ### Work through a simple clip budget Imagine an invented rate of $0.08 per generated second. A ten-second generation costs $0.80 before any other charges. If the team needs an average of four candidates for each accepted clip, generation costs $3.20 per delivered clip. Creating 100 accepted clips would therefore require an estimated $320 in generation under those assumptions. This example assumes fixed duration and no extra editing or audio charges. Replace those assumptions with the actual workflow. If some scenes need many more attempts, forecast them separately rather than hiding them in an optimistic average. The cost of accepted video depends on the work that reaches delivery, not merely the number of successful API responses. ### Measure acceptance rather than attractive samples Create a small scene set that resembles the intended production. Include straightforward shots and difficult cases, such as complex motion or interacting objects. Define what counts as a pass before generating. Review the whole clip, because an acceptable opening frame does not guarantee that the subject remains stable throughout the sequence. Record rejection reasons. You may find that a model handles camera movement well but struggles with a particular object interaction. These observations help match models to scenes rather than declaring one winner for every type of video. Keep acceptance rates attached to the tested prompts and settings so they are not mistaken for universal properties of the model. ### Include image inputs and preparation work An image-to-video workflow may require a suitable starting frame before video generation begins. Count the cost of creating or editing that frame. If the endpoint bills input processing separately, add the applicable category. A video-only rate cannot describe a pipeline that first generates several images and selects one for animation. Preparation can also include manual review or compositing. Keep that labour separate from API expenditure but visible in the production budget. A slightly higher video tariff may still be economical if it reduces preparation or retries. The relevant comparison is the complete route to an accepted clip, using the same delivery requirements for each candidate. ### Treat audio as an explicit requirement Confirm whether the selected configuration produces audio and whether its tariff includes it. If the workflow uses a separate audio service, include generation, synchronization and review in the plan. Do not assume that a silent preview and an audio-enabled clip have the same cost or that a soundtrack automatically satisfies the scene's needs. Evaluate the sound alongside the picture. Speech clarity, timing and unwanted noise can affect acceptance. If audio is not needed, avoid paying for features that do not contribute to the deliverable where the endpoint offers an appropriate alternative. Preserve the exact configuration in the worksheet so the price comparison remains reproducible. ### Count extensions, edits and upscaling A longer sequence may require several generations joined together. Include the cost of extensions and the work needed to maintain continuity. A clip assembled from short segments is not automatically equivalent to a single continuous shot. Test whether the production process can meet the visual requirement before extrapolating a low cost across many scenes. Likewise, record a separate upscale or enhancement stage when used. Review the final output at the delivery resolution. An attractive low-resolution preview may hide artifacts that become obvious later. Video generation API pricing should include the steps that produce the final file, while keeping optional enhancements separate so the team can decide whether they are worth buying. ### Account for queues, cancellations and retries Video generation can be asynchronous, so measure the whole delivery interval from submission to a retrievable result. Record queue time as well as generation time where available. Check the provider's rules for failed and cancelled jobs. Do not assume the same billing treatment across every platform or model. Use job identifiers to avoid accidental duplicate submissions after a network interruption. Bound automatic retries and provide a clear state for jobs needing human attention. The [API integration guide](https://xpu.live/api-integration-guide/) explains the importance of controlled failure handling. A pricing forecast becomes less useful if a broken workflow can repeatedly create chargeable jobs without a stopping condition. ### Compare hosted generation with rented compute Self-hosting an available video model creates a different cost structure. You need compatible hardware, enough memory, a working software environment and a plan for scaling the workload. Include setup, model downloads, storage, idle periods and output transfer. Measure the rate of accepted clips under the intended configuration rather than relying on a theoretical GPU specification. Start with [XPU Live's GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/) and the [GPU memory guide](https://xpu.live/gpu-memory-sizing-guide/) when exploring that route. Then compare complete job cost with hosted API expenditure for the same accepted output. The availability of model weights does not by itself establish lower costs, easier operation or equivalent visual results. ### Use XPU Live to organize the market view Use the [model catalog](https://xpu.live/) to discover relevant video models and recorded offers. Check the output type, provider route and available price information. Follow source links for current settings and billing conditions. Leave a missing tariff unresolved rather than interpreting it as zero or assuming it proves that no provider supports the model. Bring the shortlist into your own controlled test. Record scene specifications, accepted clips, delivery time and total cost. Keep your results separate from provider marketing examples and public benchmarks. XPU Live can help you collect alternatives; your production sample determines which alternative provides a useful balance of price, quality and operational fit. ### Frequently asked questions #### Is a price per second enough for a budget? Only as one ingredient. You also need the number of generated candidates, the accepted share and any input, audio, edit or upscale charges. Confirm how the provider defines the billable duration. A simple rate multiplied by final delivered seconds can substantially understate the work required to produce those seconds. #### Should we select a provider from its best demo? Use demonstrations to identify candidates, then test your own scenes. A curated example does not establish an acceptance rate for unrelated prompts. Include difficult cases and review the full clip. Keep the visual criteria consistent so the comparison measures production fit rather than how impressive one selected sample appears. #### What should we track in the first pilot? Record prompts, references, settings, job identifiers, billed quantities, delivery times and review outcomes. Add rejection reasons and extra workflow steps. Use a fixed budget and a clear stopping point. This creates a useful basis for deciding whether to expand the test, change the scene design or try another model. ### Create a budget for delivered clips Build the estimate around accepted assets. Separate candidate generation, preparation, editing, audio, upscaling and delivery. Add the tariff source and review date for every category. Keep a conservative scenario for difficult scenes, and review the estimate against real charges after the pilot instead of treating the first forecast as a permanent truth. Use [XPU Live's provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/) to revisit alternatives as the market and your requirements change. A strong video generation API pricing comparison connects the advertised unit with an actual creative workflow. That gives the team a defensible cost per usable clip and a practical reason for choosing a service, rather than a headline that ignores the work between a request and a finished video. --- ## Journal article: LLM Inference Providers Compared: Price, Speed and Reliability Canonical source: https://xpu.live/llm-inference-providers-comparison/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 14:37:50 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Benchmarks & Comparisons ## LLM Inference Providers Compared: Price, Speed and Reliability Oct 29, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read LLM inference providers can offer the same named model with very different prices and delivery conditions. A useful comparison therefore starts with your workload, not a single low token rate. You need a model version that passes your quality tests, a service that meets your response target, and a bill that includes failed attempts. This guide shows how to compare those pieces without confusing the model developer with the company serving its weights. Original AI-generated editorial illustration; generic conceptual equipment, not a photograph of a branded product or measured results. Start your shortlist with the [XPU Live model directory](https://xpu.live/). Then use each provider's official documentation to confirm the exact offering. A directory helps discovery; a dated tariff and a small controlled trial support a purchasing decision. All numerical examples below are hypothetical planning examples, not current provider quotes or benchmark results. ### Compare LLM inference providers serving the same model A model family name is not a complete specification. Record the release identifier, context limit, input types, output limit and serving mode. Also check whether the endpoint uses a different quantization or fine-tuned variant. Two endpoints that both mention a model family may produce different results because their underlying versions differ. Keep the prompt, sampling settings and output schema fixed during the first test. Save a small set of difficult examples alongside ordinary requests. For extraction, include missing fields and conflicting values. For support answers, include questions that should trigger an honest refusal or escalation. This makes differences visible before you commit significant traffic. Distinguish direct model access from a routing service. A router may select among several upstream providers, while a direct endpoint normally identifies a specific serving service. Review routing preferences, fallback rules and model aliases. Otherwise, your comparison may accidentally measure a changing mixture of endpoints instead of one stable configuration. ### Build a total-cost worksheet Record uncached input, cached input and output charges separately. Add any tool fees, minimum spend, credit purchase charges or dedicated capacity commitments that actually apply. Do not assume a feature is free because it is absent from the main price card. Read the linked billing details and keep the date of your review. Suppose a hypothetical workload uses 20 million input tokens and five million output tokens each month. At invented rates of $0.80 and $2.40 per million respectively, the token bill is $28. A second endpoint might quote lower input pricing yet charge more for output. Your real input-to-output ratio decides which one costs less. Next include quality. If those requests deliver 10,000 useful outcomes, the first endpoint costs $0.0028 per outcome before other charges. If a competing service needs repeated calls to achieve the same result, count those calls too. The [token pricing guide](https://xpu.live/cost-per-million-tokens-guide/) explains why token volume and accepted output must stay connected. ### Measure response time users actually experience Separate time to first token from the time required to finish a response. A streaming answer can begin quickly but still take too long to complete. For a structured extraction pipeline, completion time may matter more than the first visible character. For live conversation, long initial silence can be the larger problem. Measure median and tail latency under realistic concurrency. A single request from a quiet laptop does not represent a busy application. Run the same test at normal load and at the expected peak. Record queueing, rate-limit responses and timeouts. Report your client region and test window so that another team can understand the conditions. Do not turn a provider's advertised throughput into your own measured result. Token generation speed depends on the selected model, response length and service configuration. Your [model comparison framework](https://xpu.live/ai-model-comparison-price-performance/) should keep capability tests separate from serving performance. Both affect the decision, but they answer different questions. ### Check limits before moving traffic An attractive price does not guarantee enough capacity. Inspect requests per minute, token throughput limits, concurrent request limits and any account-tier restrictions. Ask how the service behaves when traffic exceeds those limits. A clear rate-limit response is easier to manage than a long request that fails after consuming your application's deadline. Build bounded retries with delay and jitter. Retrying immediately can amplify an outage and multiply charges. Record the original request identifier, attempt number and final result. For workflows that change external state, use an application-level operation identifier so that a repeated model request cannot accidentally trigger the same business action twice. Read the applicable support and availability terms. Best-effort shared capacity and a contracted service-level agreement are different products. Also confirm data handling, retention controls and regional restrictions against your requirements. These are selection criteria, not reasons to presume every provider handles data in the same way. ### Compare serverless and dedicated delivery fairly Serverless model APIs typically charge for measured usage, while dedicated deployments reserve a serving configuration. The right choice depends on demand and utilization. Dedicated capacity can become attractive for sustained traffic, but idle capacity still has a cost. It also introduces operational decisions about scaling, replicas and software updates. Together's [available-model documentation](https://docs.together.ai/docs/serverless/models) provides an official place to check its serverless catalog. Confirm dedicated availability and current prices separately before treating an endpoint as interchangeable. Do not assume every model, feature or context limit appears in every delivery mode just because the provider supports both approaches. For a capacity-based deployment, divide the full monthly infrastructure cost by useful completed work. Include redundancy if your service requires it. A single busy replica can look inexpensive until a maintenance event removes all capacity. The [GPU pricing comparison guide](https://xpu.live/cloud-gpu-pricing-comparison/) helps identify costs that sit outside a token tariff. ### Run a small provider evaluation Create a dated comparison sheet with one row per exact endpoint. Include model revision, region, tariff source, feature support, quality acceptance rate and latency results. Give mandatory requirements a clear pass or fail. Then compare cost among the options that pass, rather than averaging a serious compatibility failure into an overall score. Use a representative sample that includes long prompts, short prompts and realistic output lengths. Repeat tests at different times without changing the evaluation rules midway. Keep synthetic load separate from production traffic. If you use private customer examples, apply your normal data controls and remove information that the test does not need. Set a spending ceiling for the trial. Inspect actual usage records after the first small batch and reconcile them with your estimate. Investigate discrepancies before expanding the test. A mismatch may come from hidden context, repeated attempts, a different model route or a billing unit you interpreted incorrectly. ### Design a fallback without losing control A fallback provider can improve continuity, but only if it meets the same essential requirements. Test structured outputs, tool handling and refusal behavior on the fallback path. A compatible request format does not guarantee identical behavior. Your application must validate the returned result before it accepts the task as complete. Define the trigger explicitly. You might switch after a timeout, a rate-limit response or a confirmed provider incident. Avoid sending every slow request to several providers at once unless that extra spend is intentional. Cancel outstanding work where supported and log which endpoint supplied the accepted answer. Review fallback costs separately from the primary route. A rarely used emergency endpoint can be more expensive without dominating the monthly budget. However, a routing mistake can send normal traffic down that path all day. Alert on unexpected provider shares, rising retries and changes in cost per accepted task. ### Keep a provider decision log Before rollout, save a compact decision record with the tested endpoint, review date and owner. Include why it passed mandatory requirements and which weaknesses you accepted. Keep the evaluation sample version and the actual billing export with it. This prevents a later team from treating a temporary launch decision as a permanent ranking. After deployment, compare the first week's real traffic with the trial. Look for a changed mix of long prompts, cache misses or fallback routes. If production demand differs, update the expected bill and repeat the affected performance checks. A comparison becomes useful operational knowledge when its assumptions remain visible after the original spreadsheet is closed. ### Frequently asked questions #### Is the cheapest token rate the best provider? Only when it also meets your quality, latency and capacity requirements. Compare the full workload bill and the number of useful outcomes. A lower rate can lose its advantage through longer answers, repeated requests or an unsuitable model variant. Use the [lowest-cost API guide](https://xpu.live/cheapest-llm-api-workload-guide/) to frame that calculation. #### Can I compare different models in the same test? Yes, but label that as a combined model-and-provider comparison. First isolate the provider effect with the same model where possible. Then run a separate capability evaluation across models. Keeping those questions distinct makes it easier to explain why one option wins and which trade-off your team accepted. #### How often should I repeat the comparison? Repeat it when a model revision, tariff, workload or service requirement changes. Keep a small recurring evaluation set so that you can detect regressions without rerunning a large procurement exercise. Before migrating, confirm that the candidate endpoint still offers the configuration and limits you tested. ### Choose a provider with evidence Your final recommendation should identify the exact endpoint, its dated pricing source and the workload it passed. Include the expected monthly bill, peak-load behavior and fallback plan. State any untested assumptions clearly. This gives the next engineer a decision they can reproduce rather than a screenshot of a price table. Use XPU Live to discover alternatives and connect model capabilities with cost questions. Then verify the shortlisted offers directly and run a bounded trial. A practical comparison of LLM inference providers ends with a working delivery plan: useful answers, predictable performance and spending that you can explain from request logs. --- ## Journal article: RunPod vs Vast.ai: Compare GPU Costs Before You Rent Canonical source: https://xpu.live/runpod-vs-vast-ai/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 14:37:50 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Cloud & Providers ## RunPod vs Vast.ai: Compare GPU Costs Before You Rent Oct 30, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read RunPod vs Vast.ai is a useful comparison when you need rented GPU capacity, but the lowest advertised hourly rate does not settle it. You are choosing a complete environment: GPU, host resources, storage, network access and operating conditions. This guide explains how to compare equivalent offers and estimate a completed job's cost. It does not declare a universal winner or present invented tests as measured results. Original AI-generated editorial illustration; generic conceptual equipment, not a photograph of a branded product or measured results. Use the [XPU Live GPU pricing guide](https://xpu.live/cloud-gpu-pricing-comparison/) to organize your shortlist. Then check each live offer and its official billing terms before deploying. All rates in the worked example below are hypothetical. Actual offers, availability and product features can change, so keep a dated record of the configuration you select. ### RunPod vs Vast.ai starts with the workload Write down what you need to run before opening a price table. Include model size, required memory, storage capacity and expected runtime. Note whether you need an interactive notebook, a persistent service or a disposable batch worker. Those requirements determine which offers are comparable and which attractive prices are irrelevant to your task. A short image-generation experiment has different needs from a long training job. The experiment may tolerate a setup delay and manual restart. The training run may require durable checkpoints and predictable access for several days. A production API adds latency, monitoring and recovery requirements that a development notebook does not automatically satisfy. Treat instance rental and serverless inference as separate comparisons. RunPod describes several compute products on its [official pricing page](https://www.runpod.io/pricing). Vast also documents its own instance and serverless approaches. Match the delivery model first. Comparing a whole rented machine-hour with an inference request price can conceal differences in utilization and management work. ### Match the exact GPU and host resources Check the GPU edition, memory capacity and number of allocated GPUs. A familiar family name may cover materially different configurations. Confirm whether the quoted price refers to one device or the whole instance. Also inspect CPU cores, system memory, local disk and any restrictions on how those resources are shared. For data-heavy jobs, host performance can dominate the result. A fast GPU waiting for compressed samples from a slow CPU is not delivering its theoretical value. Similarly, insufficient system memory can force expensive data handling changes. Record the data loader settings and preprocessing time during your trial instead of attributing every delay to the GPU. Network details also matter. Check the connection method, exposed ports and transfer performance relevant to your workflow. A large model download can consume much of a short rental. If you require multiple GPUs, verify topology and communication support explicitly. Several devices in a listing do not automatically provide the interconnect your distributed workload expects. ### Understand the pricing structure Vast's [official instance pricing documentation](https://docs.vast.ai/guides/instances/pricing) describes a marketplace where hosts set prices. It separates compute, storage and bandwidth considerations. This means a useful comparison records a particular offer and timestamp rather than treating a provider-wide starting price as a guaranteed tariff for every suitable machine. For either platform, identify which charges continue while compute is stopped. Persistent disks or volumes can retain data and continue billing under the applicable product terms. Destroying compute may also remove temporary data. Read the lifecycle rules before using a stop button as either a cost-saving measure or a backup strategy. Check minimum charges, billing granularity and any commitment terms on the selected offer. Include applicable transfer fees and storage for your expected usage. Do not assume that one provider's rules apply to the other's similarly named product. A clean worksheet keeps each cost component tied to its own official source. ### Calculate cost per completed job Consider two hypothetical offers for the same feasible task. Offer A costs $0.70 per hour and completes in six hours. Its compute cost is $4.20. Offer B costs $0.90 per hour and completes in four hours. Its compute cost is $3.60. The lower hourly rate loses before any additional charges enter the calculation. Now add a hypothetical $0.50 in storage and transfer to A, and $0.80 to B. Their totals become $4.70 and $4.40. These are invented examples, not RunPod or Vast quotes. They show why you should record setup time, actual runtime and extras together. Use the [hourly rental guide](https://xpu.live/gpu-rental-cost-per-hour/) for the broader calculation. Count failed work too. If a job needs a restart, include time already paid for and the cost of restoring the environment. Report the number of successful outputs alongside the bill. A cheaper trial that never finishes does not provide a useful denominator for deciding where to place your next workload. ### Evaluate operating conditions and recovery Review the selected offer's availability and rental type. Interruptible capacity can suit checkpointed batch work, while a stricter deadline may justify another option. Neither a marketplace label nor an on-demand label promises that failures cannot happen. Your recovery design should account for hardware issues, software errors and lost network connections. Save reproducible setup instructions or a container image. Keep model versions and dependencies pinned where practical. Store valuable outputs outside temporary instance storage. Before a long run, test that a fresh instance can load the checkpoint and continue. A checkpoint file that has never been restored is only an untested recovery assumption. Ask what support channel is available for the product and account tier you plan to use. If your organization needs contractual assurances, confirm those in writing. Avoid inferring enterprise guarantees from a consumer-friendly interface or a host rating. The relevant terms are the ones attached to your chosen service. ### Run the same bounded trial on both Prepare a representative job that finishes within a small spending limit. Use the same dataset, software versions, output quality target and measurement method. Record startup, download, warm-up and execution separately. Keep the first cold run and later warm runs distinct, especially when the workflow repeatedly reuses model files. Measure both speed and correctness. For training, compare a meaningful progress target rather than only the first few iterations. For inference, inspect accepted outputs and realistic concurrency. Watch CPU load, GPU utilization and memory pressure. These observations help explain why one host completes your workload faster than another with the same GPU name. Reconcile the dashboard usage with your worksheet after the trial. Then remove test resources you no longer need, following the platform's documented data-retention behavior. Record what remains billable. A good evaluation ends with an understood bill and preserved results, not a collection of forgotten disks and half-configured machines. ### Use serverless only when it matches the task Serverless services can reduce the need to keep an instance running continuously, but their billing models need their own analysis. Examine worker startup, idle behavior, scaling and storage. RunPod's [serverless billing documentation](https://docs.runpod.io/serverless/pricing) is a useful starting source for its product. Confirm the equivalent details for any alternative endpoint. For sporadic inference, compare the monthly cost at your expected request pattern. For steady traffic, compare warm capacity and effective utilization. A calculation that assumes instant startup and perfect packing may underestimate spending. The [API pricing framework](https://xpu.live/llm-api-pricing-comparison/) helps separate token-based costs from rented infrastructure. For this rental decision, use the official product documentation to verify the current billing units and run your own bounded comparison. Keep instance rental and serverless estimates distinct in the final worksheet. ### Save a reusable rental checklist Keep a compact record of the exact offer, its timestamp and the configuration that passed your trial. Include GPU count, host memory, storage arrangement and access method. Record the billing unit and any resources that continue charging after compute stops. This makes a later comparison about actual environments rather than two provider names on a spreadsheet. Preserve the container version and launch settings alongside a small health check. Before a long run, verify the visible device, writable output destination and connection to durable storage. Keep secrets outside the image. Those checks help a replacement host reproduce the working setup and distinguish an environment problem from a change in application performance. If the chosen offer disappears, use the checklist to evaluate the replacement. Confirm the hardware and terms again instead of assuming a matching GPU name is sufficient. A new host can change preprocessing speed, transfer time and practical cost. Repeat the bounded representative job when those differences could affect the decision. ### Frequently asked questions #### Which platform is always cheaper? Neither should be declared cheaper for every workload from a headline rate. Match the GPU configuration, host resources, rental conditions and total runtime. Then include storage, transfer and recovery. The result can differ between a brief experiment and a sustained service, even when both use the same model weights. #### Can I move the same container between them? Often a portable container helps, but test the actual environment. GPU drivers, runtime permissions, storage mounts and network configuration can differ. Keep secrets outside the image and document the launch settings. Successful startup is only the first check; verify output quality and resource usage before treating the move as complete. #### What should I compare for H100 rentals? Start with the exact edition, memory allocation, device count and interconnect. Then inspect the host and rental terms. The [H100 rental comparison guide](https://xpu.live/h100-rental-pricing-comparison/) explains those distinctions. Do not assume two listings are equivalent simply because both include H100 in their titles. ### Make the choice reproducible Your RunPod vs Vast.ai decision should name the tested offers and the date, show the full bill and describe the recovery plan. Keep screenshots or exported specifications alongside your benchmark notes. If you later change the model or workload, repeat the relevant trial rather than carrying an old result into a new situation. --- ## Journal article: Self-Hosted LLM vs API: When Does Hosting Cost Less? Canonical source: https://xpu.live/self-hosted-llm-vs-api-cost/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 14:37:50 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Tutorials & Guides ## Self-Hosted LLM vs API: When Does Hosting Cost Less? Oct 31, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read Self-hosted LLM vs API cost is a question about utilization, quality and operating effort. It is not simply the price of a GPU compared with a million tokens. A hosted API sells access to a managed model service. Self-hosting means you take responsibility for an inference stack and its capacity. Either approach can make sense, but the calculation must describe the work your application actually performs. Original AI-generated editorial illustration; generic conceptual equipment, not a photograph of a branded product or measured results. This guide builds a practical break-even model without claiming one option always wins. Every dollar amount below is hypothetical, not a provider quote. Use the [XPU Live model directory](https://xpu.live/) to explore model alternatives and the [cloud GPU pricing guide](https://xpu.live/cloud-gpu-pricing-comparison/) to structure infrastructure comparisons. Confirm live tariffs and licensing before making a commitment. ### Self-hosted LLM vs API requires an equivalent outcome First define the task and its acceptance criteria. You might need correct structured extraction, grounded support answers or code that passes a specific test suite. Compare both deployment options against the same examples. A smaller open-weight model can be an excellent fit, but its low infrastructure cost does not prove equivalence for your use case. Record the exact model, quantization, context settings and serving software for the hosted deployment you control. An engine such as [vLLM](https://docs.vllm.ai/en/latest/) has its own official deployment and compatibility documentation to review. For the API, record the model version and relevant feature settings. Keep tool access and retrieval inputs consistent where possible. If the models differ, report that difference instead of attributing all savings to hosting alone. Also verify that self-hosting is legally and technically available for the model you want. An API-accessible model is not necessarily downloadable. Open weights can carry licensing conditions that depend on the model and intended use. Read the applicable license, and include the cost of meeting your organization's deployment requirements in the comparison. ### Calculate the API baseline from measured usage Export input, output and cache usage for a representative period. Include tool charges and failed or repeated attempts according to the actual billing rules. Divide the total bill by accepted tasks. This gives you a usable baseline even when the application makes several model calls for each customer request. Suppose an invented workload uses 100 million input tokens at $1 per million and 20 million output tokens at $4 per million. Its token cost is $180. If applicable extras total $20, the monthly baseline is $200. These figures only explain the method; they do not describe a named commercial endpoint. Separate fixed application costs that remain under both options. Your database or retrieval service may still be necessary after migration. Including it on only one side would distort the result. The [API pricing comparison guide](https://xpu.live/llm-api-pricing-comparison/) explains how to keep token rates, retries and useful outcomes in the same worksheet. ### List the full self-hosting cost Start with the required GPU instance and the hours you must keep it available. Add persistent storage, data transfer and supporting compute where applicable. Include extra replicas if availability requirements demand them. A single development machine and a production service with redundancy are different budgets, even when they serve identical model weights. Then estimate engineering work. Someone must maintain the image, apply updates, inspect errors and handle capacity changes. Include setup separately from recurring operations. A team with an existing inference platform may have a lower incremental burden than a team building one from scratch. Neither should pretend the labor is automatically zero. If you own hardware, account for depreciation, electricity, cooling, connectivity and replacement risk rather than treating the device as free. If you rent, use the actual rental terms instead of a purchase-price calculation. Keep one-time investment and monthly cash flow visible so that the break-even result matches the decision you face. ### Utilization changes the answer A rented GPU can be busy during office hours and idle overnight. Its theoretical peak throughput does not determine your monthly cost per token. Measure the workload at expected concurrency, including prompt processing and output generation. Report the fraction of paid capacity that delivers useful work rather than assuming perfect utilization. For a hypothetical continuously rented instance at $1.20 per hour, 720 hours cost $864 before extras. If storage and operations add an invented $336, the monthly total is $1,200. An API baseline of $200 does not justify that deployment on cost alone. Higher demand could change the comparison, but it must be measured. Suppose the API cost rises linearly to $1,600 while the same hosting configuration still meets the required load at $1,200. Hosting now has a potential $400 monthly advantage under those assumptions. Check whether peak traffic still fits before accepting that result. Capacity often grows in steps, so one server cannot absorb unlimited volume. ### Find the break-even workload A simple planning formula divides hosting's fixed monthly cost by the API cost per accepted task minus hosting's variable cost per accepted task. Use it only when that difference is positive and the hardware can serve the resulting demand. Otherwise, the algebra produces an answer that your actual system cannot deliver. For example, assume a hypothetical $900 monthly fixed cost, API cost of $0.03 per task and hosting variable cost of $0.005 per task. The simplified break-even point is 36,000 accepted tasks. It excludes capacity upgrades and changes in quality, so treat it as a starting estimate rather than a procurement guarantee. Test around that volume using realistic arrival patterns. A month with 36,000 evenly distributed requests is not equivalent to the same count arriving in a few short bursts. Queueing and latency can force additional capacity well before the average workload looks busy. Add peak demand and acceptable waiting time to your model. ### Account for memory and serving efficiency Model weights are only part of GPU memory use. Runtime overhead, context and concurrent sequences also need space. Quantization may reduce weight memory, but it can affect compatibility or quality and does not eliminate all other allocations. Test the exact deployment instead of sizing solely from parameter count. The serving engine and workload shape can change throughput. Long prompts emphasize prompt processing; long answers emphasize generation. Batching can improve utilization but may introduce waiting. Track both latency and useful completed work while tuning. A faster benchmark that violates your response-time target is not the configuration your application can actually use. For hardware decisions, consult the [H100 rental guide](https://xpu.live/h100-rental-pricing-comparison/) and the manufacturer's documentation for exact editions. A larger memory pool can simplify deployment, but it is not automatically cheaper per useful task. Measure the model and traffic pattern you intend to support before paying for a higher-priced device. ### Consider a hybrid deployment You do not have to move every request at once. A local or rented deployment can handle predictable tasks while an API handles specialist cases or overflow. This can limit initial investment. However, routing adds complexity, so define the criteria and evaluate both the normal path and the fallback path. Count the cost of routing, additional attempts and duplicate work. Avoid sending a request to several models by default unless the quality benefit justifies that spend. Track acceptance rates by route. A hybrid system that silently escalates most tasks may combine the operational burden of hosting with most of the original API bill. Maintain an exit plan for both directions. Preserve portable application interfaces, evaluation data and versioned prompts. If tariffs change or a model improves, you should be able to reconsider without rewriting the product. The [inference provider comparison](https://xpu.live/llm-inference-providers-comparison/) provides a framework for evaluating the API side of that decision. ### Review sensitivity before committing Change the assumptions one at a time. Test a lower utilization rate, a larger engineering burden and an unexpected capacity upgrade. Then vary API usage and cache reuse. If the apparent saving disappears after a small realistic change, describe the decision as sensitive rather than presenting a precise break-even point with unjustified confidence. Include a review date and a migration threshold in the final proposal. For example, your team can agree to reconsider after sustained demand exceeds the tested capacity range. The threshold should follow your measured workload and budget, not a generic industry number. This gives both deployment options a fair chance as the application evolves. ### Frequently asked questions #### Does high request volume always favor self-hosting? No. High volume helps only when a suitable model runs efficiently and the total hosting cost stays below the equivalent managed service. Discounted API rates, strong cache reuse or strict availability requirements can change the result. Compare measured workloads and accepted outcomes rather than relying on request count alone. #### Should I include an engineer's full salary? Include the work attributable to the deployment. Existing staff still spend time maintaining systems, but assigning an entire salary to a tiny service can also mislead. Estimate setup hours, routine maintenance and incident work separately. State the hourly cost assumption so readers can adapt the calculation to their own team. #### Can a desktop GPU serve production traffic? It may fit some applications, but memory capacity, reliability, networking and operational requirements need separate checks. A successful local demo does not establish a production service level. Test the full environment, recovery procedure and peak load. Compare its complete cost with an appropriate rented or managed alternative. ### Make the deployment decision explicit A useful self-hosted LLM vs API recommendation includes the tested task, quality results, monthly demand and peak-load assumptions. Show both the expected case and a lower-utilization case. Include engineering effort and the next capacity step. That turns a hopeful savings claim into a deployment budget your team can review and update. --- ## Journal article: Prompt Caching Pricing: Calculate Your Real Savings Canonical source: https://xpu.live/prompt-caching-pricing/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 14:37:50 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Tutorials & Guides ## Prompt Caching Pricing: Calculate Your Real Savings Nov 1, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read Prompt caching pricing can reduce the cost of repeatedly sending the same context, but a cache is not a universal discount on every token. Providers can charge differently for creating cached content, reading it and keeping it available. Eligibility and expiration rules also vary. To estimate savings, follow the repeated prefix through your real requests and separate a cache hit from an ordinary input token. Original AI-generated editorial illustration; generic conceptual equipment, not a photograph of a branded product or measured results. This guide explains the accounting with hypothetical numbers, not live provider tariffs. Use the [XPU Live token pricing guide](https://xpu.live/cost-per-million-tokens-guide/) for the broader input-and-output calculation. Then confirm the selected model's current cache rules in its official documentation. A pricing estimate is only as useful as the cache behavior your application actually achieves. ### Understand what prompt caching reuses Prompt caching generally concerns reusable input context, not a guarantee that the service returns an earlier answer. Your application still sends a new question and receives generated output. A stable system instruction, tool description or reference document may form a reusable prefix. Changing that prefix can affect whether later requests qualify for reuse. Do not confuse provider prompt caching with an application response cache. A response cache stores a completed answer and decides when that answer can be served again. That requires its own correctness and freshness rules. A prompt cache instead changes how repeated model input is processed and billed under a provider's documented conditions. Check the minimum eligible length, supported models and any cache-control settings. Some systems manage reuse automatically; others require explicit configuration. Preserve the provider's usage fields in your logs. Without those fields, you may assume that repeated text received a discount even when every request was billed as ordinary input. ### Separate the prompt caching pricing components Build separate columns for ordinary input, cache creation, cache reads and output. Add storage or duration charges if the chosen product specifies them. Keep the accounting categories mutually exclusive. A cached token should not also be counted as ordinary input unless the documentation explicitly defines a separate charge that requires it. The official [Claude pricing documentation](https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/about-claude/pricing) distinguishes cache creation and cache reads. Review the current model row and duration rules before budgeting. Other providers may expose different categories. The useful lesson is the separation of charges, not an assumption that every vendor uses one common multiplier. Record whether the cache-write number is a total rate or a surcharge added to another rate. Those two interpretations produce different bills. Also check how refreshes and expiration are handled. Keep a source link and review date beside each input so that another person can audit the spreadsheet without guessing your interpretation. ### Work through a reusable-prefix example Imagine a hypothetical ten-thousand-token reference prefix reused for 100 requests. Each request also contains 500 new input tokens and produces 200 output tokens. Without caching, total input is 1,050,000 tokens. Output is 20,000 tokens. The repeated prefix dominates the input volume, which makes this a useful candidate for investigation. Assume invented rates of $2 per million ordinary input tokens, $2.50 per million cache-write tokens, $0.20 per million cache-read tokens and $8 per million output tokens. Also assume the first request creates the cache and the remaining 99 requests hit it. These assumptions describe an example, not a promise about any endpoint. The prefix costs $0.025 to write and $0.198 to read 99 times. New input costs $0.10, and output costs $0.16. The total is $0.483. Without caching, the same invented workload costs $2.26. That large difference depends on successful reuse; it disappears if the prefix changes or expires before the following requests. ### Measure hit rate instead of assuming it Track eligible prefix tokens and actual cache-read tokens separately from total request count. A request with a small reused segment and a request with a large reused document do not create equal savings. A token-weighted view explains the financial result more clearly than a simple percentage of requests marked as cache hits. Group usage by prompt version, model and workflow. If a new system instruction reduces reuse, you should be able to see the change. Compare provider usage records with your application logs and billing export. Investigate differences early, especially after changing tools, model versions or message assembly logic. Keep cache effectiveness separate from answer quality. A highly reusable prompt can still be inappropriate or outdated. When reference material changes, correctness takes priority over retaining a discount. Design a version identifier for each reusable context package so that your application knows when it must refresh the material. ### Expiration changes the break-even point A short-lived cache may work well for a burst of related requests and poorly for isolated requests spread across a day. Estimate the distribution of gaps between requests, not just monthly totals. Ten thousand requests in one batch can have very different reuse behavior from ten thousand requests with rarely repeated prefixes. Compare cache-write premiums with expected reads before expiry. In a simplified model, reuse becomes economical when the avoided ordinary-input cost exceeds creation and read costs, plus applicable duration charges. Calculate that using the provider's actual units. Do not copy a break-even count from another model with different cache rules. Test the first request after a quiet period and subsequent requests separately. A monthly average can hide repeated cold starts of the same cache. If you choose a longer retention option, confirm that the extra cost is justified by real reuse. Longer storage is not automatically cheaper just because the context remains available. ### Structure prompts for stable, correct reuse Where the model's interface and your task allow it, place stable reference material before frequently changing request details. Avoid inserting a timestamp or random identifier into an otherwise unchanged prefix unless it serves a real purpose. Follow the provider's message ordering and cache requirements rather than inventing a format solely to chase a hit. Keep user-specific material scoped correctly. Do not mix confidential context between users to improve a reuse statistic. Apply the same data-handling rules you would use without caching. Check retention behavior and access controls in the applicable service terms. A cheaper input path does not remove your responsibility for the data sent to it. Evaluate answers after every prompt restructuring. Moving instructions or documents can change behavior even when the words look familiar. Use a small quality test set and compare the new version with the old one. The [model evaluation guide](https://xpu.live/ai-model-comparison-price-performance/) helps connect cost optimization with results you can accept. ### Combine caching with other cost controls carefully Caching and batch processing can address different sources of cost. One reuses repeated context; the other changes when work is executed. Check whether the selected model allows the combination and how the rates interact. Do not multiply advertised savings percentages without reading the billing rules for the actual product. Shortening unnecessary input can also help, but removing a reusable prefix may reduce cache savings. Compare the complete bill and answer quality for both prompt versions. A shorter prompt is not automatically less expensive after pricing categories and reuse are considered. Use measured token counts instead of character estimates for the final calculation. The [LLM API pricing comparison](https://xpu.live/llm-api-pricing-comparison/) provides the surrounding framework. Compare ordinary usage, cached usage, output and repeated attempts across a representative period. Optimize the expensive parts of your own workload rather than treating one technique as the answer for every application. ### Audit one complete billing interval Pick a small but representative interval and retain its request manifest. For each request, compare the expected repeated prefix with the usage fields returned by the provider. Sum ordinary input, cache creation, cache reads and output independently. Then apply the dated rates and compare that estimate with the provider's usage report for the same interval. If the totals differ, inspect units and category definitions before changing the application. A cache-write surcharge and a total cache-write rate need different arithmetic. A token count reported in thousands also needs a different conversion from a rate quoted per million. Resolve those details once and keep the worksheet formula beside the source link. ### Frequently asked questions #### Does caching make output tokens cheaper? Do not assume so. Prompt caching primarily concerns repeated input, and output has its own tariff. Confirm the selected product's rules. In the worked example, output costs remain unchanged. That is why an output-heavy application may see a smaller overall benefit than a document-heavy application with a stable prefix. #### Why did repeated prompts fail to produce savings? Possible causes include an ineligible prompt length, a changed prefix, unsupported settings or expiry between requests. Inspect the returned usage fields and official documentation before concluding that the service is broken. Run a small controlled sequence with identical eligible context, then reconcile its usage with the bill. #### Should I cache every document? Only when the expected reuse and product terms justify it. A document used once may not benefit, especially if creation has a premium. Also consider how often it changes and whether its contents may be retained under your requirements. Start with stable, frequently reused material and measure the result. ### Turn cache savings into an auditable result Keep the uncached baseline, pricing source, prompt version and measured reuse in one report. Show total dollars saved as well as hit rate. Recheck after model or prompt changes. A reliable prompt caching pricing estimate explains why a discount occurred and when it will stop, so your next budget does not depend on an invisible assumption. --- ## Journal article: Serverless GPU Pricing: Understand Your Inference Costs Canonical source: https://xpu.live/serverless-gpu-pricing/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 14:37:50 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Cloud & Providers ## Serverless GPU Pricing: Understand Your Inference Costs Nov 2, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read Serverless GPU pricing is easiest to understand when you follow the lifecycle of a worker. A request can require startup, model loading, execution and a short wait for more work. Storage may remain after compute scales down. Your bill therefore depends on the provider's charging rules and your traffic pattern, not only the time spent generating the final answer. Original AI-generated editorial illustration; generic conceptual equipment, not a photograph of a branded product or measured results. This guide builds a practical estimate for inference workloads. The numerical examples are hypothetical and do not quote a commercial tariff. Use the [XPU Live cloud GPU comparison guide](https://xpu.live/cloud-gpu-pricing-comparison/) for the wider market context. Always confirm current rates, eligible hardware and lifecycle rules for the exact endpoint you plan to deploy. ### Serverless GPU pricing is a lifecycle calculation A serverless endpoint usually lets you submit work without manually maintaining a fixed instance for every request. That does not mean the underlying GPU runs for free between useful operations. Some products bill worker runtime, others use task-based units, and managed model APIs may charge by tokens. Identify the unit before comparing prices. RunPod's [official serverless pricing documentation](https://docs.runpod.io/serverless/pricing) describes worker-based billing and its lifecycle. Use that source to inspect the product's current startup and idle rules. Do not apply those rules to every provider. A similarly named service can expose different scaling settings, billing categories and minimum capacity requirements. Write the complete path in your worksheet: request arrival, queue, worker start, initialization, execution and shutdown. Mark which phases are billed according to the selected service. Then add storage and other applicable charges. This makes it clear whether your estimate describes one isolated request or a stream of requests sharing warm capacity. ### Separate cold and warm requests A cold worker may need to initialize its runtime and load model weights into GPU memory. A warm worker can reuse that loaded state. Measure both cases separately with your actual model and container. A tiny demo model is not a reliable proxy for a much larger production deployment with additional startup checks. Distinguish image preparation and downloads from billable initialization using the provider's documented boundaries. Not every second between submission and completion is necessarily a charged GPU second. Conversely, not every charged second produces user-visible output. Save worker events and usage records so you can reconcile the lifecycle with actual billing. If your service receives infrequent requests, cold behavior may dominate user experience. If traffic is steady, warm execution and concurrency may matter more. Report the proportion of cold starts rather than quoting the fastest warm request as the expected result. That proportion can change with scaling settings, model size and arrival patterns. ### Work through an isolated-request example Assume an invented rate of $0.0004 per billed worker-second. One request needs 20 billable seconds of initialization, eight seconds of execution and five seconds before shutdown. At 33 seconds, compute costs $0.0132. That is a hypothetical illustration, not a rate or timing measured on RunPod or another provider. If 1,000 isolated requests repeat that lifecycle, the example compute total becomes $13.20. But if several requests share a warm worker, initialization can be spread across them. Conversely, parallel demand may start several workers at once. Counting only eight execution seconds per request would miss those differences and underestimate the isolated workload. Add persistent storage and other applicable fees separately. Do not convert a worker-second rate into a monthly bill by assuming the worker is busy every second unless that is your actual configuration. The [GPU rental cost guide](https://xpu.live/gpu-rental-cost-per-hour/) explains how complete runtime and useful work change the comparison with rented instances. ### Model traffic instead of just monthly request count A monthly count hides when requests arrive. A thousand requests in a ten-minute burst may need a large worker pool. The same thousand requests spread evenly across a month may repeatedly trigger initialization. Build estimates for your observed arrival pattern, a busier period and a quieter period. Use queue depth and completion deadlines to guide scaling. Adding workers can reduce waiting, but it also increases simultaneously paid capacity. Set a maximum that reflects your budget and the provider's available limits. An unlimited queue is not a substitute for capacity planning, especially when callers abandon requests before workers begin processing them. Keep request size in the model. Long prompts, larger images or longer clips can occupy a worker for much longer than average. Group jobs by meaningful size bands and record their runtime distributions. A single average hides expensive outliers and can make a service appear more predictable than it is. ### Compare minimum workers and idle timeout Keeping warm workers can improve responsiveness, but it creates a standing cost under products that bill that capacity. Estimate the monthly expense of the minimum worker setting. Then compare it with the latency benefit and the number of cold starts avoided. Do not describe a configured warm pool as a zero-idle-cost deployment. Idle timeout also affects the trade-off. A longer wait can allow nearby requests to reuse a loaded worker, while a shorter wait can reduce paid idle time. The right setting depends on interarrival gaps and startup cost. Test several bounded configurations rather than copying a timeout from an unrelated tutorial. Observe what happens during quiet periods and after traffic resumes. Confirm that workers scale down as intended and that persistent resources remain understandable. An endpoint that looks idle in an application dashboard may still have a billable resource attached. Reconcile provider usage with your own events before calling the optimization successful. ### Concurrency changes cost per request A worker may handle more than one request depending on the serving software and model. Useful concurrency can improve utilization, but excessive concurrency can exhaust memory or increase response time. Measure both completed throughput and latency. The best batch size for maximum output may not satisfy an interactive service's deadline. Track GPU memory, queueing and error rates while testing. If requests begin to fail, lower cost per attempted request is not the result that matters. Divide total billed compute by accepted completions. This includes time spent on failed attempts and work discarded because it missed the application's deadline. Avoid comparing concurrent worker billing with serial request timing as though they were identical. If four requests share one worker interval, adding four individual wall-clock durations can overcount compute. Use provider worker usage as the billing source and request traces as the explanation of what useful work occurred during it. ### Include deployment and storage costs Model files, outputs and container disks have their own lifecycle. Check what persists after a worker stops and how it is priced. Shared storage can reduce duplicate preparation in some deployments, but performance and availability need testing. A slow storage path can extend model loading or execution and offset an apparent capacity saving. Keep outputs durable when the workload requires it. Ephemeral worker storage is not an archive. Write completed results to the appropriate persistent destination and record the task identifier. If delivery fails after inference succeeds, the application should be able to discover the result without paying for the entire generation again. Compare the full service with an on-demand instance at the same quality and availability target. The [self-hosting comparison](https://xpu.live/self-hosted-llm-vs-api-cost/) explains why utilization and operations matter. Serverless can be attractive for variable demand, but a steady workload may justify a different deployment once all costs are measured. ### Run a controlled billing trial Deploy a small version of the real workload with spending and worker limits. Test isolated requests, steady arrivals and one realistic burst. Record start events, billed seconds, accepted outputs and storage use. Inspect the invoice or usage export after the first run instead of trusting a calculator that has never met your endpoint. Set execution timeouts for runaway work and make retries bounded. Give each task a stable identifier so that the caller can check its status before resubmitting. A network timeout does not prove the GPU job stopped. Blind retries can create several successful generations while your application records only one delivered answer. Document the configuration alongside the cost result. Include model version, GPU type, worker limits, idle timeout and concurrency. If any of those change, repeat the affected measurements. A useful estimate describes a deployable system and its demand pattern, not just a rate copied from a pricing page. ### Frequently asked questions #### Is serverless always cheaper for low traffic? It can reduce continuously rented compute, but startup overhead, warm capacity and persistent storage still matter. Estimate the actual request pattern and billing rules. Very infrequent but very large jobs may behave differently from brief interactive calls. Compare complete costs instead of assuming that the serverless label guarantees savings. #### Are cold starts always billed? Billing boundaries differ by service and phase. Check the official rules for image preparation, downloads, initialization and execution. RunPod documents these distinctions for its own product. Use usage records to validate your interpretation. Do not infer billing solely from the time your client spends waiting for a response. #### What metric should I monitor after launch? Track cost per accepted task alongside tail latency, worker utilization and failure rate. Also monitor cold-start share and persistent resource cost. These metrics explain whether a higher bill comes from more useful demand, less efficient execution or a scaling change. Review them together before adjusting a single setting. ### Build a realistic serverless budget A trustworthy serverless GPU pricing estimate connects worker events to accepted outputs and actual charges. Keep a cold-case scenario, a warm-case scenario and a realistic traffic replay. Use XPU Live for related hardware and cost guides, then validate the selected product directly. That approach produces a budget you can update when demand changes. --- ## Journal article: RTX 5090 Cloud Rental: Compare Prices and Configurations Canonical source: https://xpu.live/rtx-5090-cloud-gpu-rental/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 14:37:50 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) GPU & Hardware ## RTX 5090 Cloud Rental: Compare Prices and Configurations Nov 3, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read RTX 5090 cloud rental can be attractive when you need a powerful GPU without buying and maintaining a local workstation. However, a listing's hourly rate tells only part of the story. Memory fit, host resources, software support and rental conditions determine whether the machine can complete your work efficiently. This guide shows how to evaluate offers without assuming every similarly named listing is equivalent. Original AI-generated editorial illustration; generic conceptual equipment, not a photograph of a branded product or measured results. Use the [XPU Live GPU cost guide](https://xpu.live/cloud-gpu-pricing-comparison/) to organize your search, then verify the selected live offer. All calculations below use hypothetical rates and timings. They are not provider quotes or measured RTX 5090 benchmarks. The goal is a repeatable decision process that connects technical requirements with the cost of a useful result. ### Define your RTX 5090 cloud rental workload Write down the model or application you plan to run and its memory requirements. Include image resolution, batch size, context length or scene complexity where relevant. The same GPU can be comfortable for one configuration and unsuitable for another. Start with the actual task rather than a broad label such as AI generation. List whether the workflow needs interactive access, a web interface, a containerized batch job or a persistent API. Note any graphics or display requirements separately from compute requirements. A rented GPU environment may expose different access methods. Confirm that the selected service supports your intended application rather than assuming a local desktop workflow transfers unchanged. Set an acceptance target before testing. For image generation, that could include resolution, model settings and output checks. For language-model inference, include correctness, latency and concurrency. For rendering, use a scene and quality setting that represent real work. A fast result at a lower quality level is not a fair comparison. ### Confirm the exact hardware identity Desktop and laptop GPUs with similar branding are distinct products. Check that the offer actually provides the desktop RTX 5090 configuration you intend to rent, not a laptop variant or another similarly named device. Confirm the allocated device count and visible memory from the offer and the running environment before starting an expensive job. Use the manufacturer's [official RTX 5090 product information](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/50-series/rtx-5090/) as a reference for the desktop product. A cloud listing still needs separate verification because allocation and host configuration are provider-specific. Do not treat a product specification as a promise about every rented instance's surrounding resources. Record the driver version and relevant runtime details during your trial. A GPU name alone cannot establish compatibility with your container or framework. If the model requires a particular software release, confirm that the provider's environment can support it. Preserve the working image or setup instructions so that a later rental is reproducible. ### Test memory fit under realistic settings GPU memory must hold more than model weights. Activations, caches, workspaces and concurrent jobs can also consume capacity. A model that loads successfully may still fail when processing a longer prompt or larger batch. Test the largest expected request and leave room for runtime variation instead of sizing to the last available megabyte. For language models, evaluate the exact quantization and context settings you plan to use. Smaller weight formats can change memory use and sometimes behavior. Validate output quality after changing them. Do not assume a parameter-count rule of thumb guarantees a particular context length or concurrent request count on every serving engine. For image and video workflows, test resolution, frame count and optional stages such as upscaling. A pipeline's largest memory allocation may occur after the initial model loads. Keep peak usage and failure records for representative tasks. These results tell you whether the configuration is practical rather than merely capable of opening the application. ### Inspect the host around the GPU Check CPU resources, system memory and storage performance. Data preprocessing, decompression and output encoding can keep the GPU waiting. A host with a lower GPU rate can still cost more per completed task if its supporting resources are constrained. Measure those stages separately so you know where time is actually spent. Consider model download and dataset transfer time. Large assets can make short rentals inefficient, especially if each new instance starts from an empty disk. Check persistent storage options and their ongoing charges. Use official provider rules to determine what survives a stop or restart and what is deleted with the instance. Network access can affect interactive tools and production integrations. Confirm required ports, connection methods and regional performance. If the workflow transfers large outputs, include applicable bandwidth costs. A cheap compute offer can become less attractive when every completed batch needs a large export across a charged network path. ### Compare cost per accepted job Assume a hypothetical offer charges $0.80 per hour. A job takes 30 minutes to prepare and three hours to execute, producing a compute cost of $2.80. If an invented $0.40 covers storage and transfer, the total becomes $3.20. These numbers demonstrate the worksheet and do not describe a current provider tariff. Now compare another hypothetical host at $1 per hour that needs 15 minutes of preparation and two hours of execution. Its compute cost is $2.25. With $0.60 in extras, the total is $2.85. The higher hourly price wins in this example because the complete workflow finishes sooner. Your own test decides whether that happens. Count only accepted outputs in the denominator. Failed jobs, invalid results and restarts consume resources even when they do not produce useful work. The [GPU rental cost article](https://xpu.live/gpu-rental-cost-per-hour/) explains this distinction. Keep attempted throughput and accepted throughput visible so that a fast but unreliable configuration does not look artificially efficient. ### Check rental terms and availability Determine whether the selected capacity is interruptible, on-demand or subject to another access model. Read the actual terms rather than relying on an informal label. If the job can restart from checkpoints, a lower-priced interruptible offer may be worth testing. If a deadline is strict, the recovery cost may outweigh the apparent saving. Availability also matters. A rate attached to unavailable capacity is not a deployable option. Keep a second feasible configuration and test its setup before you need it urgently. Do not promise a production service based only on a one-time spot listing. Record the provider and host details needed to evaluate a replacement. The [RunPod vs Vast.ai guide](https://xpu.live/runpod-vs-vast-ai/) provides a framework for comparing two rental approaches. Apply the same questions to other providers: full cost, host resources, recovery and support. A familiar brand can help discovery, but the specific configuration and conditions determine the result you receive. ### Decide whether a data-center GPU fits better A consumer GPU can be a good fit for many workloads, but it is not automatically a substitute for a data-center configuration. Memory capacity, multi-GPU communication, software expectations and service requirements can change the choice. Compare feasible systems rather than looking for one universal winner across every AI task. If your model does not fit, consider whether changing the model or its precision preserves acceptable quality. Otherwise, evaluate a larger-memory option. The [H100 rental guide](https://xpu.live/h100-rental-pricing-comparison/) explains why edition and device count matter. A higher hourly rate can still be economical when it enables a task that the smaller configuration cannot complete. For multi-GPU work, verify the actual topology and application support. Several devices do not automatically behave like one larger memory pool. Parallelism can add communication and software overhead. Test the complete distributed configuration before assuming that doubling device count halves runtime or solves memory limits without further engineering. ### Preserve a repeatable rental profile After a successful trial, save the container version, launch settings and a small health check with your job manifest. Keep credentials outside the image. Record where input assets and accepted outputs live so that a replacement host can resume the workflow without relying on files from an earlier temporary machine. Review the profile when the model or runtime changes. A new extension can increase memory use, and a different encoder can shift time from GPU to CPU. Repeat a representative job after those changes instead of applying an old cost estimate automatically. A reproducible profile makes short rentals practical because setup and verification stop depending on memory or manual experimentation. ### Frequently asked questions #### Is a laptop RTX 5090 equivalent to the desktop GPU? No. Treat laptop and desktop products as distinct configurations and verify the exact specifications. Similar names do not establish identical memory, power or performance. A cloud comparison should identify the actual allocated device. If the listing is ambiguous, resolve that before paying for a long workload. #### Can I estimate performance from a gaming review? A gaming review does not directly establish inference or rendering performance for your software. It can provide product context, but your model, precision, batch size and runtime determine compute behavior. Run a small representative trial and record both quality and runtime before building a monthly cost estimate. #### Should I leave the rental stopped between jobs? Check the provider's storage and lifecycle rules first. Stopped compute may retain billable disks, while destroying an instance may remove temporary files. Preserve valuable outputs and setup instructions in the right location. Compare the ongoing storage cost with the time and transfer cost of rebuilding the environment later. ### Rent a configuration you can explain A useful RTX 5090 cloud rental decision names the exact device, host resources and rental terms. It includes a measured representative job and a complete cost estimate. Save the working configuration and recovery procedure. That turns a promising price listing into a repeatable workflow you can compare when offers or workloads change. --- ## Journal article: H100 vs H200 vs B200: Which GPU Fits Your Budget? Canonical source: https://xpu.live/h100-vs-h200-vs-b200/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 14:37:50 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Benchmarks & Comparisons ## H100 vs H200 vs B200: Which GPU Fits Your Budget? Nov 4, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read H100 vs H200 vs B200 is not a contest that one GPU wins for every workload. The useful question is which available configuration runs your model at the required quality, speed and total cost. Memory capacity, communication, software support and rental terms all affect that answer. A newer architecture can provide important capabilities without automatically delivering the lowest bill for your particular job. Original AI-generated editorial illustration; generic conceptual equipment, not a photograph of a branded product or measured results. This guide explains how to compare feasible systems and design a bounded trial. It does not present invented benchmark results or current rental quotes. Use the [XPU Live H100 rental guide](https://xpu.live/h100-rental-pricing-comparison/) for edition-specific purchasing questions and the [GPU pricing comparison](https://xpu.live/cloud-gpu-pricing-comparison/) for a complete cost worksheet. ### H100 vs H200 vs B200 starts with exact editions Record the precise GPU edition and host configuration before comparing specifications. H100 offerings can differ by form factor and memory configuration. H200 and B200 listings also need exact identification. A family label is not enough to establish memory allocation, power conditions, interconnect or the number of GPUs included in an instance price. Use NVIDIA's official pages for [H100](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/h100/), [H200](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/h200/) and the [Blackwell architecture](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/technologies/blackwell-architecture/) as hardware references. Then verify the rented system separately. A manufacturer's platform capability does not guarantee that a cloud provider exposes every feature to your application. Keep specification claims separate from measured workload results. Peak arithmetic rates depend on numerical format and stated conditions. They do not directly predict end-to-end training time or accepted inference throughput. If a comparison mixes different precisions or assumes sparsity on one device only, label those differences before drawing conclusions. ### Memory fit comes before throughput First establish whether the model and runtime fit the proposed configuration. Include weights, temporary workspaces, activations and context-related allocations. For inference, concurrent sequences can increase memory pressure. For training, optimizer states and gradients change the calculation. A single weight-size estimate cannot represent every stage of either workflow. Larger memory can reduce the need for offloading or distributing a model, but the benefit depends on the exact deployment. Test the maximum expected context, batch size and concurrency. Record peak memory and failures. A configuration that loads successfully at startup may still fail during the largest realistic request. If one system fits a model on fewer devices, compare the resulting whole systems rather than only per-GPU rates. Reducing communication or avoiding offload can change runtime significantly. However, do not presume that outcome from a specification table. The tested serving or training setup must demonstrate the benefit for your workload. ### Bandwidth and compute serve different bottlenecks Some workloads spend substantial time moving data, while others can use more arithmetic capacity. Prompt processing and token generation can stress a system differently. Batch size, sequence length and model structure also change the balance. Profile the actual application instead of treating every task as a direct test of advertised peak compute. Software support matters as much as hardware availability. A new numerical format only helps when the framework, kernels and model workflow can use it correctly. Validate quality after precision changes. If the deployment runs at a different format than the headline benchmark, use measurements from that real configuration in your budget. Avoid transferring a speedup from one published workload to every other model. A training result does not automatically predict interactive inference latency. Similarly, a large-batch throughput result may not represent a single user's response time. State the task, model, precision and load whenever you discuss measured performance. ### Compare complete multi-GPU systems For a distributed workload, inspect the interconnect between GPUs and between nodes. Device count alone does not describe communication performance. Confirm topology, available networking and the parallelism method supported by your software. A cheap collection of independent devices may not behave like a tightly connected training system. Include CPU, system memory and storage in the comparison. Data preparation can leave an expensive accelerator idle. Check whether the quoted instance provides enough host resources for your pipeline. Measure download, preprocessing, checkpoint and output-writing stages separately so that you can distinguish GPU limits from surrounding infrastructure limits. Read the allocation and tenancy terms of the selected offer. A specification page may describe a full device while a service exposes a particular partition or shared arrangement. Confirm visible memory and device access after launch. If your workload depends on a feature such as hardware partitioning, verify its availability rather than assuming it is enabled. ### Calculate cost at the same completion target Assume a hypothetical job costs $2 per GPU-hour on configuration A and takes ten hours on one device. Its compute cost is $20. Configuration B costs $3 per GPU-hour and takes six hours, so it costs $18. These invented numbers show the method; they do not assign performance or tariffs to H100, H200 or B200. Now suppose a third configuration uses two devices at $2.50 each per hour and finishes in four hours. Its compute cost is $20, not $10. Always multiply by device count when the rate is per GPU. Add storage, transfer, setup and applicable minimum commitments before deciding which completed job is cheaper. For inference, compare cost per accepted request or token volume at the required latency. For training, compare the same quality or convergence target. A faster step is not sufficient if settings or numerical behavior change the outcome. The [GPU hourly-cost guide](https://xpu.live/gpu-rental-cost-per-hour/) explains why the useful denominator must stay consistent. ### Run a fair hardware trial Prepare a reproducible container and representative data. Keep model version, task, output quality target and measurement method fixed. Where hardware-specific optimization is appropriate, document it clearly. You can compare tuned systems, but readers need to know that the configuration differs rather than mistaking the result for a pure chip-level comparison. Measure startup and warm execution separately. Repeat enough runs to see variability, then record median and tail behavior where relevant. Include failures and retries in cost accounting. Watch utilization and memory so that an unexpected result can be investigated instead of dismissed as a random cloud anomaly. Set a small spending limit and stop criteria. If a configuration cannot fit the workload or meet a mandatory requirement, record the failure and end that trial. Do not keep paying to chase an advertised theoretical number. A clear negative result can be useful because it removes an unsuitable system from the shortlist. ### Availability can outweigh an ideal specification A configuration that is unavailable in your required region cannot meet an immediate deadline. Check actual capacity and the terms of any reservation. An advertised starting rate may apply to a different location, contract length or access model. Keep the dated offer details alongside the technical measurements. For sustained production, compare support and recovery as part of the system. Your service may need replicas, spare capacity or a tested fallback. Add those costs consistently across candidates. A single-device experiment and a resilient deployment answer different questions even when both use the same GPU family. Consider deployment effort too. A mature software stack that your team already operates can be valuable. A new configuration may still justify migration, but include the work of testing and maintaining it. The [self-hosted LLM comparison](https://xpu.live/self-hosted-llm-vs-api-cost/) explains how operations and utilization affect the broader inference budget. ### Read benchmark tables with a checklist When using a third-party benchmark, record its model, numerical format, batch size, context length and system topology. Look for the precise metric: tokens per second, time to complete a job or latency at a stated concurrency. Those numbers answer different questions. A result without enough configuration detail can suggest a candidate for testing, but it should not become your production cost estimate. Prefer comparisons that preserve an equivalent quality target and disclose optimization settings. If one system uses a different model variant, report that explicitly. Also check whether the test includes input processing, loading and communication. End-to-end rental cost must include the time you actually pay for, even when a published benchmark isolates only the fastest part of the workload. Keep the comparison date visible in your final notes. Rental availability and software maturity can change independently of hardware specifications. Recheck both before a new deployment, especially if your previous result depended on a particular optimized runtime. A valid historical test remains useful evidence, but it should not be presented as a guarantee about a different offer or a newer application version. ### Frequently asked questions #### Is B200 always the cheapest per inference request? No universal claim follows from architecture or peak throughput alone. The answer depends on rental price, model fit, software efficiency, utilization and latency requirements. Test the exact system and divide its total cost by accepted work. A smaller or older feasible configuration can remain economical for some demand patterns. #### Can I combine memory across GPUs automatically? Not as a general assumption. Distributed execution needs suitable software and communication, and it can add overhead. Confirm how your model is partitioned and which resources each device holds. A listing with several GPUs does not automatically present one simple memory pool to an unmodified application. #### What if my model fits on all three options? Then compare measured runtime, latency and complete cost at the same settings and quality target. Memory capacity remains useful for growth, but unused capacity is not automatically a financial benefit. Consider the next expected workload separately rather than charging today's task for a vague future requirement. ### Choose the system that proves its value A practical H100 vs H200 vs B200 comparison ends with exact configurations, source-backed specifications and a workload test. Show total device count, runtime, cost and acceptance criteria together. Use XPU Live to connect hardware choices with pricing questions, then confirm live offers directly before committing to the deployment. --- ## Journal article: AI Agent Hosting Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-agent-hosting/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-24 09:41:37 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Tutorials & Guides ## AI Agent Hosting Oct 24, 2026 · 13:21 GST8 min read AI agent hosting is the infrastructure that keeps an agent available after you close your laptop. It runs application code, receives messages, calls tools and stores the state your workflow needs. However, choosing a server is only part of the decision. You also need a clear plan for credentials, recovery, monitoring and operating costs. This guide explains the practical choices without assuming that every agent needs a large cloud platform. First, define your workload and the level of responsibility your team can handle. Then use the [XPU provider comparison directory](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) to inspect plans, resource limits and official sources. Treat the directory as a shortlist, and confirm current order terms before buying. ### What AI agent hosting actually includes An agent application usually combines a model connection with instructions, tools and some form of state. The hosting layer runs the application around those components. For example, it may accept a webhook, load a conversation, call a model and execute an approved tool. Finally, it saves the outcome so the next request can continue safely. These responsibilities do not always sit in one product. A virtual server can run your application while a separate database stores conversations. Meanwhile, a model provider bills token usage through its own API. Therefore, ask which parts a hosting plan includes. A low subscription price says little about the complete system unless its scope is clear. ### Start with the workload, not the provider Write down the jobs your agent must perform during a normal day. A support assistant may handle short conversations throughout business hours. By contrast, a research workflow may run a few long jobs overnight. A coding agent may launch shell commands and create many temporary files. Those differences affect runtime limits, isolation and the resources you should reserve. Next, describe what a failed job would mean. Would a delay merely inconvenience someone, or could a repeated action send duplicate messages or change records? This distinction matters more than an impressive processor specification. Build the first deployment around an explicit service goal, such as a maximum acceptable recovery time, rather than an undefined promise of constant availability. ### Compare the three main deployment models AI agent hosting commonly takes three forms: a self-managed virtual server, a managed agent runtime or a sandbox service. Each model can support useful applications. However, the boundaries differ. A server gives you an operating system to manage. A runtime handles selected execution tasks. A sandbox gives code a controlled environment, which may still need an application around it. Choose a VPS when you need broad Linux compatibility and can maintain the system. Choose a managed runtime when its lifecycle, identity and deployment features fit your architecture. Finally, consider a sandbox when agents execute untrusted code or need separate workspaces. Many production systems combine these models rather than forcing every component onto one platform. ### When a VPS is the right starting point A virtual server suits applications that need predictable background processes, custom packages and direct control. You can configure a service manager, run containers and choose your database. In addition, a fixed resource allocation can simplify an initial budget. Nevertheless, you must still maintain updates, restrict network access and check whether your backup can actually restore the application. Start with a resource estimate based on a representative task. Measure memory during browser use, dependency installation and peak concurrency. Then leave headroom for the operating system and recovery tools. Do not assume that a server capable of starting the application can support your busiest workload. Launching successfully and operating reliably are different milestones. ### What managed runtimes change Managed services can reduce the work around packaging, identities and execution lifecycle. However, they also introduce platform rules. Session duration, supported protocols, regional quotas and storage behavior may constrain your design. Therefore, read the service documentation before moving a long-running process into a runtime that expects a different execution pattern. The [official Azure hosted-agent documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/agents/concepts/hosted-agents) describes an example of session-based managed execution. Use it to understand responsibility boundaries, not as proof that every managed platform behaves alike. In particular, distinguish an agent’s conversation state from the compute environment processing its current request. The two may have separate lifecycles. ### Keep memory separate from machine lifetime Persistent memory can mean several things: a conversation database, a vector index, files in a workspace or durable business records. First, decide which state must survive a restart. Next, identify its authoritative storage location. If important information lives only inside a temporary process, replacing that process could break the workflow even when the new server is healthy. Design a small recovery exercise before launch. Stop the application, start a clean instance and resume a known conversation. Then check tool results, pending jobs and file access. This test exposes assumptions that a resource table cannot show. It also helps you decide whether you need a separate database, durable volumes or an explicit checkpoint mechanism. ### Match isolation to the tools your agent uses An agent that only reads a public knowledge base has a different risk profile from one that runs shell commands. Therefore, classify tools by their access and consequences. Give each component only the credentials it needs. Also separate code execution from production secrets whenever possible. A model-generated command should not inherit unrestricted access simply because it runs on your server. Isolation is a design choice, not a checkbox that removes all risk. Containers, virtual machines and application permissions protect different boundaries. Moreover, outbound network access can expose data even when a filesystem is isolated. Review both the execution environment and the tools connected to it. Keep sensitive actions behind clear authorization and audit trails. ### Understand what your bill measures AI agent hosting prices may describe reserved resources, actual consumption or a minimum monthly subscription. Model calls can add a separate bill. Storage, backups, network transfer and logging can add more. Consequently, compare complete workload estimates rather than placing a monthly VPS fee beside an hourly CPU rate and calling the smaller number cheaper. For a useful first estimate, separate fixed and variable costs. Fixed costs include an always-provisioned server or platform minimum. Variable costs include model tokens and metered tools. Then calculate low, typical and busy-month scenarios. These are planning assumptions, not forecasts. After launch, replace them with measured usage and investigate the largest sources of variation. ### Build observability around useful outcomes CPU charts alone cannot tell you whether an agent completed the right task. Track request volume, latency, errors, retries and cost alongside the final outcome. In addition, record which tool ran and whether its action succeeded. This makes it easier to distinguish a model-quality problem from a network failure or an expired credential. Keep logs useful without retaining unnecessary sensitive content. For example, record an internal job identifier instead of copying a customer’s entire message into every event. Set retention according to operational needs and applicable obligations. Finally, make sure someone can find a failed job and understand what happened without depending on the developer who originally built it. ### Plan retries and recovery deliberately Networks fail, models time out and downstream services sometimes reject requests. A robust deployment expects these events. However, retries can repeat a real-world action unless the workflow tracks what already happened. Use durable job identifiers and explicit action status. Then retry a failed step without blindly replaying every previous tool call. Test recovery under realistic conditions. Interrupt a running job, expire a development credential and fill a temporary disk. Next, observe whether the system alerts you and whether it can resume safely. These exercises often reveal more than a larger instance would solve. Reliability depends on software behavior as well as the hosting provider’s infrastructure. ### Use a small, repeatable deployment process Keep application configuration separate from secret values. Store code and dependency definitions in version control, and document how a clean deployment starts. In addition, preserve a known-good release that you can restore quickly. A complicated manual setup becomes difficult to reproduce when a server fails or a team member leaves. Before changing production, run a representative task in a separate environment. Check configuration, tool permissions and data migrations. Then deploy with a clear rollback condition. The [DigitalOcean setup guidance](https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/droplets/getting-started/recommended-droplet-setup/) is one official starting point for server operations, while your application’s own requirements remain the final authority. ### How to shortlist AI agent hosting services Choose two or three candidates that meet your essential requirements. Compare the same workload, region and storage assumptions on each. Then ask about anything the documentation leaves unclear. A missing published number does not automatically mean a service lacks the capability. Equally, a marketing claim does not establish a contractual guarantee or a tested application limit. Use the [live hosting comparison table](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) to move from broad research to specific plan checks. For each candidate, note your expected bill, maintenance responsibility and recovery approach. Finally, select the simplest architecture that meets your needs. You can expand it once measured demand justifies the additional complexity. ### Questions to answer before launch #### Does every agent need a GPU? No. If the application calls an external model API, its server may only run orchestration and tools. However, hosting a model locally introduces a separate hardware-sizing problem. Estimate that workload independently rather than assuming that an agent framework and a large language model have identical resource needs. #### Can one server run several agents? Often it can, provided the applications fit the available resources and remain properly isolated. Nevertheless, capacity is not unlimited. Measure concurrent tasks, browser sessions and database activity. Also consider the operational impact: placing every agent on one machine creates a shared failure point that you should account for. #### What should a beginner prioritize? Prioritize a deployment you can understand, monitor and recover. Start with one well-defined task and restricted tools. Then add persistent storage and a tested backup where needed. AI agent hosting works best when the operating model is as clear as the application itself, so document responsibilities before increasing the workload. --- ## Journal article: AI Agent Hosting Providers Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-agent-hosting-providers/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-24 09:41:48 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Cloud & Providers ## AI Agent Hosting Providers Oct 25, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read AI agent hosting providers offer very different combinations of infrastructure, deployment tools and operational support. Some rent you a virtual server. Others manage the execution environment around your code. Still others specialize in isolated workspaces. Therefore, the first buying decision is not which brand looks strongest. It is which service boundary fits the application you need to operate. This article gives buyers a practical evaluation process. Use the [XPU hosting directory](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) to build an initial shortlist, then verify the details that affect your workload. The aim is a defensible choice with clear responsibilities, not a universal ranking. A small team and a regulated enterprise can reach different conclusions from the same product catalog. ### Define requirements before contacting vendors Begin with a short description of the application and its users. Explain whether it answers messages, runs scheduled research or executes code. Next, list the tools it can access and the data it stores. These facts let a provider answer meaningful questions about execution, storage and networking. Without them, a sales conversation often remains too general to guide a purchase. Separate essential requirements from preferences. An essential requirement might be a particular data region or a supported container format. A preference might be a familiar dashboard. Moreover, define the consequence of failure for each requirement. This prevents an attractive optional feature from outweighing a missing capability that would make the service unusable. ### Classify AI agent hosting providers correctly Place each candidate in a service category before comparing prices. Infrastructure companies usually provide servers and networks, while you maintain the application. Managed runtimes take over selected lifecycle tasks. Sandbox products focus on execution isolation and workspace behavior. However, a provider may offer several products across these categories, so classify the specific service rather than the company name. For example, a cloud platform can sell both virtual machines and a managed agent product. Those offerings may have separate quotas, regional coverage and billing rules. Consequently, a comparison that treats the company as one plan can mislead buyers. Record the exact product, plan, region and deployment mode in your evaluation sheet. ### Ask who operates each layer Create a responsibility map covering the operating system, application runtime, agent framework, database, model access and tools. For every layer, name the person or provider responsible for updates and recovery. Then ask what support actually does when that layer fails. A platform can manage infrastructure while leaving framework errors and application data entirely with your team. Request a concrete example instead of a broad promise. Ask what would happen if an update stopped a webhook or a deployment exhausted memory. Who investigates first? Who can restart the service? Who restores lost state? These questions turn the word managed into an operating agreement that your team can understand. ### Check deployment compatibility early Confirm how code reaches the service and what environment receives it. Does the product accept a container, a repository or a platform-specific package? Also check runtime versions, startup behavior and required system dependencies. A deployment that works locally may fail when the platform restricts filesystem writes, process lifetime or access to native packages. Use a minimal version of your real application for this check. Include one model call, one tool and one persistent record. Then deploy it from a clean configuration. This provides better evidence than a generic demo because it exercises the interfaces your team will use. Document every workaround and consider its long-term maintenance cost. ### Compare regions and data location Region selection affects latency, operational design and data handling. However, a region label may describe only part of the system. Logs, backups, model calls and support access can follow different paths. Therefore, ask where each important data type resides and what happens when you connect an external service. The answer should match your organization’s actual requirements. Test latency from locations that matter to your users. In addition, measure the full request path, including model and tool calls. A server close to the user may still wait on a distant database. Prefer a coherent data path over choosing regions independently for every component. Clear documentation also makes future reviews easier. ### Understand credentials and account boundaries AI agent hosting providers may store model keys, repository credentials and tool tokens on your behalf. Ask how you create, restrict, rotate and revoke them. Next, check whether production and development can use separate credentials. Shared secrets simplify initial setup but make access reviews and incident response much harder as the team grows. Look beyond whether a secrets feature exists. Check which users can read values, whether application logs can expose them and how integrations request permissions. Also review the account owner and recovery process. A well-designed application can still become difficult to manage if its only administrator leaves without a documented handover. ### Make support claims measurable Distinguish support availability from a response commitment. A chat window that operates all day does not necessarily promise immediate engineering help. Similarly, an infrastructure uptime target does not guarantee that your agent completes every task. Ask which incidents qualify for support, how you escalate them and which plan includes the relevant service level. If the vendor offers an SLA, read its scope and exclusions. Note the measurement period, claim deadline and remedy. Furthermore, check your own ability to detect and report an incident. A credit may reduce a future invoice, but it does not replace an application recovery plan. Choose support that fits the impact of downtime. ### Inspect the complete billing model Build a budget using the exact plan you intend to deploy. Include subscriptions, compute, storage, transfer, backups, observability and external model charges. Then review introductory offers and renewal conditions separately. This matters because a low headline price can describe a long commitment, a temporary discount or one component of a larger deployment. Ask what happens during an unexpected usage spike. Can you set alerts, hard limits or spending controls? What stops running if you reach them? In addition, confirm how account cancellation affects stored data. A practical buyer needs to understand both the normal invoice and the failure modes around billing. ### Demand a workload-based proof of concept Choose a small set of representative tasks and run the same set on every finalist. Keep prompts, model settings and tool inputs consistent. Next, measure completion rate, latency, memory pressure and cost. Record failures as well as successes. Otherwise, a platform may appear inexpensive because the comparison ignored the work needed to recover unsuccessful jobs. Use development data and restricted credentials during testing. Include a restart, a deployment rollback and a temporary network failure. These exercises reveal operational behavior that a polished interface cannot demonstrate. Finally, write down which tests you did not perform. An honest evidence gap is more useful than an unsupported claim of production readiness. ### Check portability before committing Ask how to export conversations, files, tool definitions and application configuration. Then test one export while the deployment is still small. A documented API is helpful, but your migration depends on the actual data format and access you receive. Also check whether restoring state elsewhere requires proprietary features that another platform cannot reproduce. Portability does not require avoiding every platform feature. Instead, identify which dependencies are deliberate and which are accidental. For example, a managed identity system may offer clear operational value. However, storing essential business state in an undocumented internal format creates a different risk. Keep a migration outline that reflects the choices you make. ### Use a simple evaluation scorecard Score only capabilities that you can explain and verify. Assign higher importance to the requirements that determine whether the application can run safely. Then add evidence links beside each score. This approach makes the final decision easier to review than a single total with hidden assumptions. It also exposes cases where price comparisons use different service scopes. Do not let a high total cancel an essential failure. A candidate missing a mandatory region or tool interface should not pass because it has a convenient dashboard. Instead, apply essential requirements first. Rank the remaining candidates by their fit, operating burden and workload cost. This preserves the distinction between eligibility and preference. ### Use official documentation as evidence The [AWS service-quota reference](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/bedrock-agentcore/latest/devguide/bedrock-agentcore-limits.html) illustrates why buyers must inspect product-specific limits. Meanwhile, the [Azure hosted-agent overview](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/agents/concepts/hosted-agents) explains one managed execution model. Neither document establishes a general limit for every provider. Read the documentation for the exact product on your shortlist. Keep a dated record of the pages and plan conditions you rely on. If an official page conflicts with another official page, ask the vendor which terms apply to your order. Until then, mark the point as unresolved. This is especially important for regional pricing, promotional eligibility and features that remain in preview. ### Questions buyers often overlook #### Should the largest company always win? No. A large company may offer broad regional coverage and mature account controls, but a specialist can fit a narrow workflow well. Compare the exact service against your requirements. Brand size is useful context, not evidence that the product is easier to operate or less expensive for your application. #### Is a one-click deployment a managed service? Not necessarily. It may install software once while leaving updates, credentials and recovery with you. Therefore, ask what happens after installation. Confirm the ongoing maintenance boundary and whether support covers the application itself. Treat deployment convenience and operational management as separate features in your scorecard. #### How many finalists should a small team test? Two or three well-matched candidates are usually enough for a focused evaluation. Start with the [provider and plan comparison table](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/), eliminate essential mismatches and test the strongest remaining options. AI agent hosting providers become easier to compare when your workload, evidence and decision criteria stay consistent. --- ## Journal article: Best AI Agent Hosting Canonical source: https://xpu.live/best-ai-agent-hosting/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-24 09:42:01 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Benchmarks & Comparisons ## Best AI Agent Hosting Oct 26, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read The best AI agent hosting is the service that fits your workload, operating skills and failure tolerance. It is not automatically the biggest provider or the cheapest advertised plan. A research assistant, a customer-facing application and a coding agent can need different environments. Therefore, begin with the work the system must complete rather than a list of impressive features. This guide explains how to choose by use case without pretending that every platform has passed the same benchmark. Start with the [XPU provider comparison directory](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) for documented plans and sources. Then apply the evaluation process below. The result should be a shortlist you can test and defend, not a winner based on assumptions that do not match your application. ### What best AI agent hosting means in practice A good fit meets essential requirements and leaves your team with an operating model it can sustain. First, identify the agent’s main tasks. Next, define what must remain available between those tasks. Finally, decide how quickly you need to recover from a failure. These questions tell you more about suitable hosting than a broad claim that a platform supports agents. Separate the application from the model it calls. An orchestration process may use modest local resources while relying on a remote model API. Conversely, running a model on your own hardware introduces a separate capacity problem. Therefore, do not treat every agent deployment as a GPU project. Compare the components you actually plan to operate. ### For a personal assistant, favor understandable operations A personal assistant usually benefits from simple setup, persistent state and a clear recovery path. However, convenience matters only if you understand where credentials and files live. Choose a deployment whose dashboard and documentation you can use confidently. A complicated production platform can create more work than it removes for a single owner. Start with one messaging channel and a small tool set. Then check how you restart the application, inspect errors and export important state. Also test what happens when your laptop disconnects. If the agent needs to remain available independently, its runtime and required services must continue operating elsewhere. Make those dependencies explicit before buying. ### For small teams, define ownership before scaling A team assistant needs more than enough memory to run several conversations. Someone must own account access, updates and incident handling. In addition, the team needs a way to remove access when a person leaves. Compare account controls and credential management alongside infrastructure. Otherwise, an informal shared login can become a significant operational weakness. Choose a platform that matches the team’s existing skills. A Linux-capable team may prefer server control, while another team may value managed deployment. Neither choice removes the need for application testing. Assign an owner to each connected tool and keep a written recovery procedure. These small decisions often improve reliability more than a larger resource allocation. ### For customer-facing agents, measure service outcomes A customer-facing application needs a clear response target and a way to identify failed requests. Therefore, evaluate latency, completion rate and recovery behavior under representative load. Include the model and downstream tools in that measurement. Fast infrastructure does not guarantee a fast answer when the agent waits on several external services in sequence. Test the system when a dependency slows down. Can it return a useful status, queue work or stop safely? Next, check whether a retry might repeat an action. A hosting service can keep a process alive without making the workflow correct. Your selection should reflect both infrastructure behavior and the application’s approach to partial failures. ### For coding agents, examine isolation closely Coding agents can run commands, install packages and modify files. As a result, their execution boundary deserves special attention. Decide whether every task needs its own workspace and whether it can reach production resources. Also inspect outbound networking and credential exposure. A machine with ample CPU can still be unsuitable if untrusted commands inherit excessive access. Sandbox services may offer useful execution environments, but compare their lifecycle and persistence rules. A disposable workspace is different from a continuously maintained server. Furthermore, confirm how you retrieve files and preserve a task before the environment stops. Choose the boundary that matches the trust you place in the code being executed. ### For long-running work, distinguish several time limits A platform may impose separate limits on requests, streams, sessions and background jobs. Those limits are not interchangeable. Consequently, a headline statement about long-running agents may leave an important interface constraint unresolved. Map your workflow onto the platform’s actual execution model before assuming that a task can continue uninterrupted. The [AgentCore quota documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/bedrock-agentcore/latest/devguide/bedrock-agentcore-limits.html) is an example of a service that distinguishes several limit categories. Read the current reference for the exact product you consider. Then test the longest realistic task, including waiting on external tools. Keep checkpoints where a restart would otherwise require repeating expensive work. ### For sensitive workloads, review the data path The best AI agent hosting for sensitive work must fit your data-handling requirements. However, choosing a deployment region is only one step. Follow data through model calls, logs, backups, storage and integrations. A service can run your container in one location while a connected tool processes information elsewhere. Review the complete path, not just the server location. Ask which controls are included in the selected plan and which require another product or contract. Also identify the evidence you need for an internal review. Do not infer certification scope from a logo on a marketing page. Instead, request the relevant documentation and have the appropriate people evaluate it against your organization’s requirements. ### Compare workload cost instead of entry prices A fixed VPS fee, a subscription minimum and a per-second resource rate represent different promises. To compare them, estimate the same application workload. Include model usage, storage, transfer, backups and observability. Then show which costs stay fixed and which grow with activity. This makes the cost of operating each candidate easier to understand. Use at least three scenarios: a quiet month, a typical month and a busy month. Clearly label assumptions about job count and execution time. Moreover, account for retries and failed runs. The cheapest successful demonstration is not necessarily the cheapest reliable service once you include the resources needed to handle ordinary failures. ### Evaluate the operational burden honestly Server administration has a cost even when it does not appear on a cloud invoice. Estimate the time needed for updates, monitoring, access reviews and recovery practice. Next, compare that burden with the value of control. A self-managed server can be efficient for an experienced team, while the same setup can become a distraction for a team without operational capacity. Managed deployment can shift some work to a vendor, but it can introduce other tasks. You may need to learn platform-specific packaging, debug lifecycle behavior or coordinate support. Therefore, compare the work remaining after deployment rather than assuming that one category eliminates operations. Choose the responsibility map your team can handle consistently. ### Run a small proof of concept before deciding Give each finalist the same representative task set. Keep model settings, input data and success criteria consistent. Then record completion rate, response time, resource use and total charges. Include a clean deployment and a recovery exercise. These tests produce evidence that is specific to your application instead of repeating someone else’s workload assumptions. Keep the test small enough to finish. For example, select a normal conversation, a tool-heavy task and a task that produces files. Add one controlled failure for each important dependency. Finally, document what the test did not cover. A narrow, transparent test can support a decision better than a large but poorly defined experiment. ### Check the exit path while the system is small Portability matters because requirements change. Confirm that you can export essential conversations, files and configuration before the application becomes difficult to move. Also note which platform features provide real value and which create an accidental dependency. You do not need a perfect migration today, but you should understand the steps and limitations. Test restoring a small sample in a separate environment. This reveals whether your backup contains useful application state or only a collection of files. In addition, check ownership of domains, repositories and model accounts. A clear exit path gives you room to change plans without treating every provider decision as permanent. ### Build a shortlist around evidence Use essential requirements to eliminate unsuitable candidates first. Then compare remaining services by fit, workload cost and operating burden. The [live comparison table](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) links to company profiles so you can examine documented plan conditions. Read the official references for anything that determines whether your application can run. For a server-oriented option, the [Hostinger profile](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/hostinger/) separates advertised plan conditions from application responsibilities. For a managed approach, review the [Azure profile](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/microsoft-azure/) and its sources. These are starting points for evaluation, not a claim that either is universally better or cheaper. ### Common questions about choosing a service #### Can a free plan be the best choice? It can fit a limited experiment when its allowances and lifecycle meet the test requirements. However, check what happens when credits expire or usage exceeds the allowance. A free starting point should have a clear path to the resources you need, rather than becoming a surprise migration after the first successful demo. #### Should every component use the same provider? Not always. Combining services can give you useful capabilities, but it also adds credentials, network paths and failure modes. Start with a simple arrangement and add another provider only for a clear reason. Then measure the effect on latency, cost and recovery instead of assuming that a larger architecture is automatically stronger. #### How do you make the final choice? Choose the candidate that meets essential requirements and performs well in your own test. Record the reasons, assumptions and unresolved questions. Then review the decision after you collect real usage. The best AI agent hosting choice is a practical operating decision that should improve as your evidence improves. --- ## Journal article: AI Agent Hosting Comparison Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-agent-hosting-comparison/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-24 09:38:12 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Benchmarks & Comparisons ## AI Agent Hosting Comparison Oct 27, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read An AI agent hosting comparison becomes useful when every candidate faces the same requirements. A VPS, a managed runtime and a temporary sandbox can all execute agent software. However, they sell different operating models. Comparing their smallest advertised prices without matching the workload can produce a confident answer to the wrong question. This guide gives you a repeatable evaluation method. It does not claim that XPU has benchmarked every provider. Use the [AI agent hosting directory](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) to find services and official sources, then collect evidence for your application. The goal is a decision that another team member can understand and reproduce. ### Start your AI agent hosting comparison with a workload brief Write a one-page description of the application before opening pricing pages. Include its main tasks, users, expected activity and connected tools. Next, state which information must survive a restart. Finally, identify the people responsible for operating the service. These details establish what a suitable platform must actually provide. Turn vague goals into observable requirements. For example, replace “fast responses” with a target for a specific task under a stated level of concurrency. Replace “reliable memory” with a recovery test that resumes a saved conversation. A requirement should describe an outcome you can check, rather than a feature name that vendors may interpret differently. ### Compare deployment categories separately First, classify each candidate by its execution model. A virtual server provides a machine you administer. A managed runtime handles more of the execution lifecycle. A sandbox can provide a temporary environment for individual tasks. These categories overlap, so inspect the exact product rather than assigning one label to an entire company. Then record what remains your responsibility. Operating system patches, application releases, credentials, databases and recovery may have different owners. A platform that removes server maintenance may still require substantial application work. Compare the remaining work as well as the included service. Otherwise, the evaluation can reward convenience that does not apply to your actual deployment. ### Use essential requirements as gates Some requirements should eliminate a candidate before scoring begins. Examples include an unsupported deployment region, an incompatible runtime or an inability to preserve required state. A strong result in another category cannot compensate for a missing essential capability. Therefore, define these gates before examining provider names or promotional offers. Keep preferences separate from requirements. An attractive dashboard may improve everyday work, but it should not outweigh a necessary recovery capability. Also record uncertainty explicitly. “Not documented” means you need more evidence; it does not prove either support or absence. Ask a focused question and preserve the answer alongside the source and date. ### Choose a representative task set Select a small group of tasks that reflects normal usage. Include a simple conversation, a tool-heavy workflow and a task that creates or updates persistent state. Add a longer task if the application commonly waits on external services. Use inputs that are safe to test and contain no unnecessary private information. Keep model version, prompts, tool configuration and input data consistent across candidates. Otherwise, a change in model behavior can look like an infrastructure difference. Also define successful completion before running the test. A quick answer that omits a required action should not receive a better performance score than a correct, slightly slower result. ### Measure latency at the right boundaries Record total task duration as well as useful intermediate timings. These can include queue delay, startup time, model response time and tool execution time. The distinction helps explain a result. A slow database query requires a different response from a long queue or a cold execution environment. Run more than one observation and retain the individual measurements. A single successful request provides little evidence about variation. However, avoid presenting a tiny sample as a broad reliability study. State the sample size, test window and limitations. Readers should know whether a conclusion reflects an experiment, a published specification or an assumption. ### Test concurrency without changing the task Increase simultaneous work in controlled steps. Watch completion rate, memory, CPU, queue length and downstream limits. Keep the task mix consistent so that a heavier input does not distort the comparison. Also observe when the system stops accepting work or begins retrying requests. These boundaries often matter more than a peak throughput headline. Include application and model quotas in the interpretation. The hosting provider may have spare capacity while a connected API rejects additional calls. The [official AgentCore quota reference](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/bedrock-agentcore/latest/devguide/bedrock-agentcore-limits.html) illustrates why product-specific limits need separate review. Confirm the current rules for each service you plan to use. ### Examine persistent storage and recovery Identify the authoritative location for conversations, files, job state and business records. Next, restart the execution environment and check that the application can recover them. A mounted disk and a database backup solve different problems. Make sure the comparison describes the recovery outcome, not merely the existence of a storage feature. Test a clean restoration rather than only checking that a backup job reports success. Use a separate environment and verify a small sample of meaningful records. Record the time required and any missing credentials or configuration. A backup that depends on undocumented manual knowledge may be difficult to use during an actual incident. ### Include controlled failure cases Introduce failures that resemble ordinary operational problems. For instance, make a development tool unavailable or interrupt a test worker. Then check alerts, job status and retry behavior. Do this only in an environment designed for testing. The purpose is to learn how the application recovers without risking production data or external actions. Pay special attention to actions that should happen once. Retrying a request must not blindly repeat an already completed transaction or message. Record how the workflow identifies completed steps. Hosting can help restore execution, but application design determines whether recovery preserves the intended result. Keep these two responsibilities visible in the scorecard. ### Build a complete cost model Use the same workload assumptions for every candidate. Separate fixed subscriptions from variable compute, storage, transfer, logging and model charges. Then calculate a quiet, typical and busy scenario. State currency, billing period and tax assumptions. An introductory annual offer should not appear beside a flexible monthly rate without explaining the commitment. Include unsuccessful tasks and retries in the estimate. Also account for supporting services that one plan includes and another bills separately. If you estimate staff effort, show it as a separate assumption rather than hiding it in the cloud bill. This keeps both the invoice comparison and the broader operating decision understandable. ### Review isolation and credential boundaries List the resources an agent can access through its tools. Then evaluate how each candidate separates tasks, users and environments. A coding agent that executes commands needs a different boundary from a read-only assistant. Check the controls available in the selected product and plan rather than relying on general security claims. Consider outbound access, secret injection and log exposure together. A restricted filesystem does not prevent a tool from sending information over the network. Similarly, a strong identity system is less useful when applications copy secrets into ordinary logs. Compare the complete application boundary and document any controls your own team must implement. ### Use a transparent scorecard After essential gates pass, score a few meaningful categories. These might include workload fit, recovery, operating effort, cost predictability and portability. Choose weights before looking at the final totals. Otherwise, it becomes easy to adjust the method until a preferred provider wins. Keep the scoring scale simple enough to explain. Attach evidence to each score. A tested restore deserves a different confidence level from an unanswered marketing claim. Also show where a small change in assumptions would alter the winner. If two services are close, a short pilot may provide more value than adding decimal places to a subjective spreadsheet. ### Document portability before making a commitment Check whether you can export application state, files and configuration in usable formats. Next, identify platform-specific dependencies. Some dependencies provide useful capabilities and are worth accepting. Others arise from an undocumented setup choice. A comparison should show the migration effort you expect, even when immediate portability is not a priority. Keep control of domains, repositories and model accounts where appropriate. Test a small export and restore while the application is still manageable. This provides evidence about the exit path and improves your backup documentation. It also makes later negotiations more practical because the team understands what changing providers would involve. ### Turn the comparison into a decision Summarize the result in plain language. State which service fits the workload, which assumptions matter most and what the test did not establish. Avoid declaring a universal winner from a narrow application trial. Your conclusion should help the next operator understand both the choice and the circumstances that could justify revisiting it. Return to the [live provider table](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) when plan terms or requirements change. An AI agent hosting comparison is most valuable as a maintained decision record. Update it with real usage, actual bills and incident lessons so that future choices rest on stronger evidence than the original planning assumptions. ### When should you repeat the evaluation? Repeat the relevant tests after a major application change, a new model integration or a substantial increase in demand. You do not need to rerun every experiment for a small configuration update. Instead, identify which assumptions changed and test the affected boundaries. Preserve the old results so that changes remain visible. For example, adding browser automation can increase memory demand even when conversation volume stays constant. Moving from a personal assistant to a shared team service can introduce identity and isolation requirements. Treat these changes as reasons to review the architecture. The comparison remains useful when it follows the application rather than freezing the original purchasing decision. --- ## Journal article: AI Agent Hosting Pricing Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-agent-hosting-pricing/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-24 09:38:42 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Pricing & Market Updates ## AI Agent Hosting Pricing Oct 28, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read AI agent hosting pricing is easier to understand when you separate the application server from everything the agent consumes. A monthly server fee may cover compute and a disk, while model calls, search tools and backups create additional charges. Therefore, the lowest advertised starting price rarely describes the complete cost of a working application. This guide explains a practical budgeting method without presenting invented provider quotes. For current plan figures and official references, use the [XPU agent hosting comparison table](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/). The examples below are explicitly illustrative. Their purpose is to show the arithmetic and expose assumptions, not to promise a particular vendor’s current rate. ### What AI agent hosting pricing can include Start by drawing the application’s main components. These usually include execution, model access, storage and connected tools. Some platforms bundle several components, while others bill each separately. Next, mark which service pays for each component. This prevents a common mistake: counting a model allowance twice or assuming that a hosting subscription includes unrestricted model usage. Ask what the quoted price actually purchases. It might reserve a machine, fund a usage allowance or unlock access to a platform. Those arrangements have different consequences when activity changes. A fixed subscription can simplify planning, but its included limits still matter. A consumption rate can suit intermittent work, but it requires a realistic estimate of billable activity. ### Separate fixed and variable costs Fixed costs remain even during a quiet month. Examples can include a provisioned server, a platform minimum or a database subscription. Variable costs rise with measured usage, such as model tokens, compute time or network transfer. Some products combine both. Record these parts separately so that changes in workload have a clear effect on the estimate. A simple planning formula is total monthly cost equals fixed services plus variable usage plus optional support and applicable taxes. Keep staff time outside this invoice total unless you deliberately build a broader operating budget. Mixing estimated labor into a cloud subtotal makes provider charges harder to compare and can hide assumptions that deserve their own discussion. ### Understand reserved server billing A VPS plan generally allocates a defined resource bundle. However, the billing terms determine whether shutting down the operating system reduces charges. Do not assume that a stopped machine is the same as a released resource. Read the selected provider’s official billing explanation and identify which disks, addresses or backups continue to incur charges independently. Compare the actual commitment period. An advertised monthly equivalent may require payment for a year or longer. Moreover, introductory pricing may differ from renewal pricing. Record both the amount due today and the expected later rate. This makes a budget more useful than dividing a promotional total into a small monthly number without explaining the terms. ### Understand consumption-based runtime billing A managed runtime may meter CPU, memory, requests or execution duration. The unit matters as much as the rate. Determine whether resources are charged while waiting on a model or tool, and whether minimum billable durations apply. Also inspect how concurrent tasks affect resource allocation. Similar-looking rates can produce different bills under the same application behavior. Use the provider’s calculator or official worked example when available. Then check its assumptions against your deployment. A sample that excludes storage or assumes a particular level of resource utilization may not match your application. Preserve the inputs you used, including region and currency, so someone else can reproduce the estimate later. ### Keep model charges visible Agents can make several model calls during one user task. A request may include planning, tool selection, summarization and a final response. Consequently, user message count alone is a weak predictor of model cost. Measure the actual calls and token usage produced by representative tasks. Distinguish input, output and any separately priced processing categories. Repeated context can also affect the budget. Long conversations and large tool results may increase the material sent to a model. Therefore, review what the application retains and resubmits. Use current official model pricing for the exact model and features you enable. Hosting prices and model prices should remain separate rows even when one company supplies both. ### An illustrative monthly budget Suppose a hypothetical application has a fixed infrastructure cost of 30 dollars per month. It completes 2,000 tasks, and each task averages 0.02 dollars in metered model and tool usage. Variable usage would equal 40 dollars. The illustrative subtotal would therefore be 70 dollars before any additional storage, support, transfer or taxes. These numbers are teaching assumptions, not provider prices. If average variable usage doubles, the same task count produces 80 dollars of variable cost and a 110 dollar subtotal. This example shows why a small hosting discount may matter less than workflow efficiency. Replace every assumed figure with a measured value before using the model for a purchasing decision. ### Budget for failures and retries A failed task can still consume compute, model tokens and paid tools. If you budget only for successful runs, the estimate may understate ordinary operating costs. Track attempted work alongside completed work. Then calculate cost per successful task by dividing relevant total charges by the number of tasks that met your completion criteria. Investigate expensive failures before choosing a larger machine or cheaper model. A repeated tool timeout may cause several unnecessary model calls. A missing checkpoint may force a long job to restart from the beginning. Improving recovery can lower costs while improving reliability. Nevertheless, preserve correctness: skipping required validation merely to reduce a bill can create a more costly operational problem. ### Include storage, backups and retention Storage grows through conversations, documents, generated files, indexes and logs. Backups add another copy or a separate service charge. Define which records are essential and how long you need them. Then estimate growth over several months. A plan that fits the first demonstration may become tight once the application accumulates ordinary working data. Check whether a quoted storage allowance covers persistent application data or only temporary execution space. Also distinguish snapshots from application-aware backups. The appropriate recovery method depends on your data. Budget for testing restoration as well as creating copies. Paying for storage that cannot support the required recovery outcome provides little practical value. ### Watch network and integration charges Agents often move data between models, databases, browsers and external services. Network transfer may therefore follow several routes. Identify where data leaves a billed boundary and whether regional traffic has different terms. Keep this analysis proportionate: measure realistic volumes rather than assuming that every small text application will have a large transfer bill. Tool subscriptions can also dominate a modest infrastructure budget. Search, document extraction, remote browsers and specialized APIs may use separate allowances. Record their billing units and account limits. In addition, check whether a trial allowance expires. A successful prototype can produce an unexpected first full invoice when several temporary credits end together. ### Use quiet, typical and busy scenarios Build three scenarios rather than one precise-looking forecast. Vary task volume, average task duration, model use and retained data. Keep the assumptions internally consistent. For example, increasing task volume while leaving all variable usage unchanged would conceal the effect you are trying to estimate. Show a range when an important input remains uncertain. Include an operational response for the busy case. You might queue nonurgent work, cap concurrency or require approval for unusually expensive tasks. Confirm what happens to users when a limit activates. A budget control should fail predictably. Silently abandoning work or repeatedly restarting jobs can damage both the user experience and the cost estimate. ### Compare promotions and renewal terms fairly For every shortlisted plan, capture the official order terms on the date you evaluate it. Record currency, taxes, commitment, initial price and renewal conditions. Next, identify optional items selected at checkout. A comparison should make these differences visible instead of implying that every displayed monthly figure represents the same purchase arrangement. Use the [live hosting directory](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) to locate official plan sources, then verify the final order page before committing. If a price requires a particular location or billing period, preserve that condition in your notes. Avoid treating a temporary offer as a permanent property of the provider or its infrastructure. ### Set alerts and reconcile actual invoices After deployment, compare measured usage with the planning model. Break down the first invoice by service and investigate the largest differences. Some differences reflect inaccurate assumptions; others reveal resources that nobody intended to keep. Review idle environments, retained test data and duplicated monitoring before making broad architectural changes. Set alerts at useful thresholds and give each alert an owner. Also distinguish a notification from a hard spending limit. Read the platform’s documentation to learn what its controls guarantee. A useful alert provides enough time to respond, while a clear incident procedure explains how to restrict costly activity without losing important state. ### Choose a cost target that reflects value A low total bill is not always the right objective. A team may rationally pay more for stronger recovery, predictable support or less maintenance work. Define an acceptable cost per useful outcome and review whether the application meets it. Keep quality and reliability in the same discussion so that savings do not simply shift work to users. AI agent hosting pricing becomes manageable when the bill follows a visible workload model. Start with transparent assumptions, test representative tasks and replace estimates with evidence. Then revisit the deployment when usage or requirements change. This approach gives you a practical budget without relying on a headline price that covers only part of the system. --- ## Journal article: OpenClaw Hosting Canonical source: https://xpu.live/openclaw-hosting/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-24 09:39:12 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Tutorials & Guides ## OpenClaw Hosting Oct 29, 2026 · 10:00 GST7 min read OpenClaw hosting keeps your assistant running on infrastructure that can remain available independently of your personal computer. However, a successful installation is only the beginning. You also need to understand access, credentials, persistent state and recovery. The right deployment is one you can maintain and restore when an ordinary update or service failure interrupts the assistant. This guide focuses on planning and operations rather than a command sequence that may become outdated. Follow the [official OpenClaw getting-started guide](https://docs.openclaw.ai/start/getting-started) for current installation steps. Use the [XPU hosting directory](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) to compare deployment options and official provider sources before choosing a plan. ### Define what your OpenClaw hosting must support Start with one useful task. It might involve receiving messages, looking up information or producing a report. Write down the channels, model accounts and tools required for that task. Then identify which parts must stay available continuously. This gives the hosting decision a concrete purpose and makes the first deployment easier to test. Next, list the information that must survive a restart. Include conversations, configuration, workspace files and any job state your workflow relies on. Do not assume that every directory has equal importance. Separate essential records from temporary outputs. This distinction helps you design backups and choose storage without preserving unnecessary data indefinitely. ### Choose between local and remote deployment A local installation can help you learn the application and inspect its behavior. However, its availability depends on the machine and network that run it. A remote server can continue operating while your laptop is disconnected. It also creates an administrative responsibility: someone must maintain the server, application and access controls. Make the choice according to your operating needs. A personal experiment may tolerate interruptions, while a shared assistant may need a documented recovery process. Avoid moving to a larger architecture before you understand the first workload. A simple deployment with clear ownership is often easier to troubleshoot than a collection of services assembled without an explicit plan. ### Understand one-click installation A marketplace image or deployment template can reduce initial setup work. Nevertheless, it does not automatically manage the application throughout its lifetime. Read what the provider maintains and what remains your responsibility. In particular, distinguish infrastructure support from help with model credentials, channel configuration and tool behavior. Check the template’s source, update instructions and storage layout. Then record the installed application version and the steps used to create the instance. If a provider’s instructions differ from upstream documentation, investigate the reason before combining them. A deployment-specific change may be intentional, but an undocumented mixture can make later updates difficult to reproduce. ### Size resources around the actual tools Estimate capacity from representative work rather than choosing a plan solely because it starts the application. A text-oriented assistant and a browser-heavy workflow can place different demands on memory and disk. Measure the processes your task launches. Leave headroom for updates, temporary files and recovery operations as well as normal execution. External model access changes the sizing problem. When a remote API performs inference, your server mainly handles orchestration and tools. Running a model locally is a separate hardware decision. Therefore, do not assume that every assistant needs a GPU, and do not assume that modest orchestration requirements describe the resources needed for local inference. ### Keep administrative access restricted Decide who needs access to the server and application interface. Then use the deployment’s documented authentication and network controls. Administrative endpoints should not become public merely because an installation tutorial makes them convenient to reach. Review the intended access path before opening firewall rules or publishing a dashboard through a reverse proxy. The [official security guidance](https://docs.openclaw.ai/gateway/security) is the starting point for application-specific controls. Apply it to the installed version and your chosen deployment. General server advice cannot replace framework-specific review. Equally, an application setting does not remove the need to maintain the operating system and protect the credentials used to administer it. ### Use dedicated accounts and limited credentials Create separate credentials for the assistant where the connected service supports them. Give those credentials only the permissions required for the intended task. For example, a read-only research workflow should not inherit an account that can edit production records. Smaller permission scopes make both mistakes and incident response easier to contain. Keep secret values out of ordinary documentation, screenshots and repositories. Document where a secret is configured and who owns it without copying the value everywhere. Also define how to revoke and replace it. A deployment becomes easier to operate when account ownership and recovery do not depend on one person’s memory. ### Connect one channel at a time Begin with a single communication channel and a restricted test account. Verify that messages arrive from the intended users and that responses return to the correct destination. Then test disallowed access. A successful message exchange proves connectivity, but it does not establish that the application’s access boundary matches your intended audience. Add further channels only after the first one behaves predictably. Record each integration’s credentials, permissions and recovery steps. This staged approach makes failures easier to attribute. If several channels and tools change together, a missing response can be difficult to trace to an account problem, a routing setting or an application error. ### Preserve state outside disposable environments Determine whether the execution environment persists across restarts and redeployments. Containers and platform instances can have different filesystem lifecycles. Important state must live in storage that matches the recovery requirements. Map the actual directories and services used by your installation instead of assuming that an apparently persistent file will always survive replacement. If you choose containers, consult the [official Docker deployment documentation](https://docs.openclaw.ai/install/docker) for the current supported approach. Then document your mounts, permissions and backup boundaries. The fact that a container starts successfully does not prove that the application can recover its configuration and conversations after the container is replaced. ### Build a backup you can restore Choose a backup schedule according to how much recent work you could afford to lose. Next, identify everything needed to reconstruct the assistant: relevant state, deployment configuration and a secure route to required credentials. Keep an independent copy where appropriate. A backup stored only on the same failed machine may not solve the incident you face. Test restoration using a separate environment and restricted integrations. Check that the assistant can read the expected state without accidentally replaying external actions. Record the time required and any manual steps. A restore exercise turns a vague promise of recoverability into evidence and often exposes missing configuration before an actual outage. ### Plan updates as an operating routine Track the application, runtime and operating system versions separately. Each can require maintenance on a different schedule. Before updating, review the relevant release instructions and preserve a recoverable state. Then test a representative task after the change. A package manager reporting success is not enough to establish that the assistant still performs its work. Keep a rollback plan that matches the application’s data behavior. Reinstalling an older executable may not reverse a state migration. Therefore, understand which changes affect persistent data before upgrading production. For a small deployment, a written sequence and a tested backup can be more practical than an elaborate release system that nobody maintains. ### Monitor useful signals Watch application health, message delivery, resource pressure and failed tool calls. Also track whether tasks reach a useful outcome. A running process can still be unable to reach a model or channel. Alerts should identify a problem someone can act on, with enough context to distinguish a resource issue from an expired credential. Keep logs proportionate to the operational need. Avoid duplicating entire private conversations in every diagnostic event. Use identifiers and short error summaries where they provide sufficient context. Then define retention and access. Useful monitoring helps you diagnose the assistant without creating an unnecessary second collection of sensitive application data. ### Budget for models and connected services OpenClaw hosting costs can extend beyond the server. Model calls, browser services, search tools and stored data may create separate charges. Estimate usage from a real task sample and include unsuccessful runs. Then set account alerts where available. A fixed infrastructure price does not prevent variable costs from growing as the workflow becomes more active. Review the first full billing cycle against the estimate. Investigate repeated calls, large context payloads and tools that remain active after a job finishes. These observations can improve the application before you change providers. Keep the hosting bill and external service bills visible as separate categories so that savings target the actual source of cost. ### Prepare a practical launch checklist Before relying on the assistant, verify one normal task, one restart and one controlled failure. Confirm that only intended users can reach it. Check the backup and the procedure for revoking a tool credential. Finally, name the person responsible for responding when the service stops. These checks establish a useful operating baseline. Return to the [provider comparison directory](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) if your requirements outgrow the deployment. OpenClaw hosting works best when the infrastructure and responsibilities remain understandable. Start with restricted tools and a recoverable configuration, then expand the workload using measured evidence rather than treating the first successful installation as the end of the project. --- ## Journal article: Best OpenClaw Hosting Canonical source: https://xpu.live/best-openclaw-hosting/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-24 09:39:41 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Benchmarks & Comparisons ## Best OpenClaw Hosting Oct 30, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read The best OpenClaw hosting depends on how you intend to use the assistant and who will maintain it. A convenient installation can help a beginner, while an experienced operator may value direct server control. However, neither a familiar brand nor a low starting price proves that a plan will fit your tools, storage and recovery needs. This guide explains how to choose by situation. It does not present unperformed speed tests or declare a universal winner. Use the [XPU provider directory](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) to inspect hosting options and official sources. Then evaluate the exact product you would purchase, including the commitment, renewal terms and responsibilities that come with it. ### Define the best OpenClaw hosting for your situation Write down the assistant’s first useful workflow. Include the messaging channel, model connection and tools it needs. Next, decide whether interruptions are acceptable and how much recent state you could afford to lose. These choices tell you more about suitable hosting than a list of processor and storage figures without a workload attached. Also assess your operating skills honestly. Can you review logs, apply updates and restore a server? If not, identify which provider services can cover those tasks and which remain yours. A deployment that requires skills nobody has is a poor fit even when its infrastructure looks excellent. Choose an operating arrangement that can continue after initial setup. ### For beginners, prioritize a clear setup and recovery path A guided deployment can reduce the number of early decisions. Nevertheless, the interface should make important information understandable. Check where credentials are entered, how access is restricted and how persistent data is stored. Then look for instructions to restart, update and restore the assistant. Ease of installation should extend into ordinary maintenance. Try to complete a small recovery exercise before connecting important tools. If the service stops, can you identify its status and follow documented steps? Can you obtain help for the relevant problem? A simple, supported workflow is often more valuable than a broad feature catalog that leaves a beginner unsure how to recover a failed deployment. ### For Linux operators, compare server control and upkeep An operator comfortable with Linux may prefer a VPS that supports standard packages, containers and service management. This can provide flexibility around application configuration and connected tools. However, flexibility comes with maintenance work. Include the operating system, application runtime, backups and administrative access in the responsibility map. Compare instance families and plan terms using the same workload assumptions. A larger disk does not compensate for insufficient memory during browser use. Likewise, an inexpensive server can become awkward if its location creates poor connectivity to required services. Test a representative task before committing to a long billing period merely to obtain an introductory rate. ### For shared assistants, inspect identity and ownership A shared assistant introduces questions beyond whether one person can send it a message. Decide which people can use it, which tools they can trigger and who owns the connected accounts. Then check the application’s current supported access controls. Do not assume that a public channel or shared credential provides an appropriate team boundary. Keep production access separate from experimentation where possible. Also document how to remove a departing team member and replace an integration credential. These are routine operating requirements, not unusual edge cases. The hosting choice should support the account and recovery practices your team needs rather than encouraging an informal setup that becomes difficult to govern. ### For browser-heavy work, measure memory and workspace behavior Browser sessions can create a different resource profile from short text exchanges. Measure memory during realistic navigation and file handling. Include the number of simultaneous sessions you expect. Then inspect temporary storage and cleanup. A plan that handles a simple conversation may not handle several browser tasks with the same margin. Also consider isolation and the trust you place in downloaded content. Browser activity and agent tools can expose the application to untrusted material. The hosting environment should fit the boundaries required by those tools. More compute alone does not address excessive permissions or a workflow that gives downloaded code unrestricted access to important credentials. ### Distinguish managed products from marketplace templates A template helps create an installation. A managed product may take responsibility for selected ongoing tasks. These are different promises, and a provider can offer both. Read the official product description carefully. Ask who updates the framework, who investigates application failures and what data you can export if you leave. For an example of this distinction, review [Hostinger’s official OpenClaw guidance](https://www.hostinger.com/support/how-to-get-started-with-openclaw-at-hostinger/). Use provider documentation to understand its specific offerings, then confirm the selected plan’s terms. Avoid extending one product’s support scope to every service sold under the same company name. The exact deployment mode matters. ### Compare official deployment instructions Look for a maintained setup guide that matches the product and installed version. It should explain prerequisites, access and important operational steps. A short marketing page can establish that an offering exists, but it may not answer how to maintain it. Record unanswered questions and resolve them before attaching important accounts. The [DigitalOcean Marketplace catalog entry](https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/marketplace/catalog/openclaw/) is one official reference for a template-based option. Compare it with the upstream documentation and the provider’s general server guidance. The objective is to identify responsibility and compatibility, not to assume that the existence of a template proves superior performance or complete management. ### Check persistent state and backups Identify exactly what survives an application restart, a container replacement and a server rebuild. Those are separate events. Then map conversations, files and configuration to their storage locations. A provider’s backup feature can help, but you still need to know whether it captures the application state required to resume your workflow. Test one restoration with limited integrations. Verify that the expected state returns and that pending work does not accidentally repeat an external action. Record the recovery time and any manual steps. This evidence gives a stronger basis for choosing hosting than simply placing a checkmark beside the word backup on a comparison sheet. ### Review network access before opening interfaces Administrative convenience can create unnecessary exposure when an interface becomes publicly reachable. Decide who needs access and use the documented authentication and network controls for the deployment. Restrict administrative paths according to that decision. Do not copy firewall rules from an unrelated tutorial without understanding which service they expose. Consult the current [OpenClaw security documentation](https://docs.openclaw.ai/gateway/security) for application-specific guidance. Then combine it with your provider’s server controls. Neither layer replaces the other. The best hosting arrangement is one in which the application’s permissions, network boundary and administrative accounts fit together in a way the operator understands. ### Compare the complete cost over time Record initial and renewal charges, billing period, currency and optional services. Next, add model and tool usage. A discounted server may represent only a small part of the full budget. Also account for backups, storage growth and any support plan you need. Keep operational labor separate so the invoice comparison remains clear. Build quiet and busy scenarios using the same task assumptions across candidates. If a plan requires a long commitment, compare the total amount due as well as its monthly equivalent. Finally, confirm the official checkout terms. A useful recommendation explains conditions instead of presenting a promotional figure as a permanent price available to everyone. ### Run a short pilot with the finalists Select two or three candidates that satisfy essential requirements. Deploy the same limited workflow on each and retain the configuration notes. Measure successful completion, response time, memory pressure and actual charges. Keep the model and tool settings consistent. Otherwise, the experiment may compare different applications rather than the hosting environments. Include a restart and a controlled dependency failure. Then assess how easy it is to find the problem and recover. This test should remain small enough to finish and safe enough to repeat. State its limitations clearly. A narrow pilot can support a specific decision without pretending to establish a general benchmark for every possible OpenClaw workload. ### Evaluate the exit path Check whether you can export relevant state, files and configuration in usable formats. Also identify which deployment details are provider-specific. Some dependencies may be worth accepting for convenience, but they should be deliberate. An understandable exit path helps you respond when requirements, support quality or billing conditions change. Keep control of the accounts and repositories needed to reconstruct the application where appropriate. Test a small export before the deployment becomes complex. This also improves your recovery documentation. Migration planning does not mean that you expect a provider to fail; it means that the assistant remains an application you can operate rather than an unexplained installation. ### Make a defensible final choice Choose the candidate that meets essential requirements and performs well in your pilot. Write a short decision note covering cost, maintenance ownership, recovery and unresolved limitations. Set a review point after the first real billing cycle or a substantial workload change. That makes the choice practical and reversible as evidence improves. The [live hosting comparison table](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) can help you keep the shortlist current. The best OpenClaw hosting is the service that supports your actual work with an operating burden you can sustain. Start with restricted tools, verify recovery and expand deliberately. A reliable routine matters more than a confident ranking unsupported by your own requirements. --- ## Journal article: OpenClaw VPS Hosting Canonical source: https://xpu.live/openclaw-vps-hosting/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-24 09:40:11 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Tutorials & Guides ## OpenClaw VPS Hosting Oct 31, 2026 · 10:00 GST7 min read OpenClaw VPS hosting gives you a Linux environment that can run independently of your laptop. It also gives you responsibility for the machine and the application. Before installing anything, decide how you will control access, preserve state, apply updates and recover from failure. These operating choices determine whether a successful setup becomes a dependable assistant. This guide describes the deployment process and its checks without freezing installation commands to a particular release. Use the [official installation guidance](https://docs.openclaw.ai/start/getting-started) for current prerequisites. For provider options, consult the [XPU agent hosting comparison directory](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) and verify the exact plan terms through its official sources. ### Define an OpenClaw VPS hosting baseline Describe the first workflow before choosing a server. Include the messaging channel, model connection, tools and expected simultaneous work. Next, identify persistent records and workspace files. These details help you separate a basic text assistant from a deployment that launches browsers, processes large documents or runs development commands. Write a small acceptance test for that workflow. It should confirm a normal result, a restart and a recoverable failure. Keep the test safe by using limited credentials and development data. This gives you a repeatable way to check the initial installation and later changes without relying on whether the dashboard happens to look healthy. ### Select a plan using measured resource needs Read the application’s current requirements, then allow room for the tools you intend to run. Memory pressure can come from browser sessions, package installation and document processing as well as the main process. Therefore, starting the assistant once is not a complete capacity test. Observe a representative workload before making a long commitment. Record CPU, memory, disk usage and task completion under normal activity. Then increase concurrency carefully and look for the first constrained resource. Leave operating headroom for updates and backups. A larger server may be appropriate, but measurement helps you avoid paying for extra CPU when the real limitation is memory, storage or an external API quota. ### Choose a supported operating environment Use an operating system and runtime supported by the application’s current documentation. A familiar distribution can simplify maintenance, but compatibility should remain explicit. Record the image, runtime and application versions used for deployment. This information helps you reproduce the environment and identify which layer changed when a later update introduces a problem. Keep the installation method consistent. Mixing a marketplace image, an unrelated container guide and manual package changes can create a deployment nobody understands. If you need a deviation, document its purpose and maintenance implications. The goal is a clean route from a fresh server to the running application, with each important step explainable. ### Establish administrative access before installing tools Create a documented administrative access path and verify that it works. Use dedicated accounts and the provider’s supported authentication practices. Then review who can administer the machine. Avoid sharing a single unrestricted account as a substitute for account management. Administrative access should remain recoverable when a laptop is replaced or a team member leaves. Restrict network access according to the services that must be reachable. Keep a recovery route available through the provider’s console where appropriate. Before applying a restrictive firewall change, verify the intended access path in a separate session. This prevents a routine hardening step from locking the operator out of the machine they need to maintain. ### Map application access separately from SSH Server administration and application administration are different boundaries. Decide who should reach each interface and through which network path. A protected SSH login does not automatically protect an application port. Review the application’s documented bind and authentication settings before making an endpoint available outside the machine. Use the current [OpenClaw security reference](https://docs.openclaw.ai/gateway/security) to review application-specific controls. Combine those controls with the VPS firewall and any reverse proxy you choose. Do not publish an administrative interface simply to make the first connection easier. Establish the intended access model and test both allowed and disallowed users. ### Run the application with an explicit lifecycle Choose a supported way to start, stop and restart the application. A process launched inside an interactive terminal may stop when that session ends. Use the deployment’s documented service or container approach and verify its behavior. Then test a server restart to confirm that the required components return without undocumented manual steps. Record dependencies and startup order where they matter. If the application needs persistent storage or another local service, a running process alone may not establish readiness. Your health check should confirm a useful operation. This distinction makes monitoring more accurate and helps prevent repeated restarts of a process whose actual problem sits in a missing dependency. ### Give persistent state a clear home Identify the directories and services that hold configuration, conversations and workspace files. Next, assign ownership and permissions that allow the application to operate without granting unnecessary access. Storage problems often appear as application errors, so document these paths. A service should not need unrestricted administrative privileges merely to write its ordinary working files. If you use containers, follow the [official Docker instructions](https://docs.openclaw.ai/install/docker) and inspect how state is mounted. Confirm what happens when the container is replaced. A writable container layer can be convenient during a demonstration, but essential records need a lifecycle that matches your recovery requirements. Test replacement before relying on the deployment. ### Configure credentials and integrations gradually Start with a limited model account and one channel. Verify connectivity and access restrictions before adding powerful tools. Then introduce integrations individually, keeping a short record of permissions and ownership. If a new connection breaks the workflow, this staged approach makes the change easier to identify and reverse. Keep secret values outside version control and ordinary setup notes. Document the configuration location and rotation procedure instead. Where a tool supports scoped credentials, grant only the required access. Also consider what a compromised tool could reach over the network. Permission boundaries should reflect the consequences of an action, not just the convenience of initial setup. ### Design backups around recovery outcomes Define how much recent work you can lose and how quickly the assistant should return. These goals determine backup frequency and recovery preparation. Include the state needed to reconstruct the application, not merely a snapshot label. Also preserve deployment notes and a secure route to the credentials that the restored system will require. Restore a sample into a separate environment. Confirm expected files, conversations and application settings. Keep external integrations restricted during the exercise so recovery does not repeat real-world actions. Record missing steps and update the procedure. This practical test provides evidence that the backup supports your operating goal rather than simply consuming storage on schedule. ### Manage disk growth and temporary data Monitor storage usage from logs, generated files, browser profiles and downloaded material. Define retention for each category according to its purpose. Temporary work should have a cleanup policy, while essential state should remain protected. Avoid indiscriminate deletion rules that cannot distinguish a disposable file from a record needed for recovery. Check free space before large updates and maintain enough margin for backup and restore operations. A full disk can prevent ordinary writes even when CPU and memory look healthy. Include storage pressure in alerts and test the application response in a safe environment. Clear error reporting makes this failure easier to diagnose than repeated blind restarts. ### Use a predictable update process Review operating system, runtime and application updates as separate maintenance streams. Read release instructions before changing the application, especially when persistent state may be affected. Preserve a recoverable copy and run the acceptance test afterward. An update command completing successfully is only one part of confirming that the assistant still performs its intended work. Keep a rollback condition and a documented recovery sequence. Do not assume that installing an older executable reverses every data change. If your application depends on a container image, preserve the relevant deployment definition and version reference. The process should be simple enough that another authorized operator can follow it during an incident. ### Monitor tasks as well as machines Track resource pressure, application errors, channel delivery and failed tool calls. Then add a signal for useful task completion. A healthy machine can still host an assistant that cannot authenticate to its model account. Give alerts an owner and include enough diagnostic context to distinguish infrastructure problems from application or integration failures. Protect logs from unnecessary private content. Prefer identifiers and concise error information when they answer the operational question. Set retention and access rules deliberately. Monitoring should make the system easier to operate without creating a second, poorly controlled copy of conversations, documents and credentials that the assistant processes. ### Know when a single VPS is no longer enough Review the architecture when resource pressure, recovery goals or access requirements change. You may need a separate database, dedicated workers or stronger task isolation. However, introduce additional components for a measured reason. Moving to a larger architecture without understanding the bottleneck can add maintenance work while leaving the original failure mode unresolved. OpenClaw VPS hosting is a good fit when its control and responsibility match the operator. Use the [live provider table](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) to revisit plan options as evidence improves. Keep deployment reproducible, access restricted and recovery tested. Those practices turn an initial server installation into an assistant you can maintain with confidence. --- ## Journal article: Managed AI Agent Hosting Canonical source: https://xpu.live/managed-ai-agent-hosting/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-24 09:40:38 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Cloud & Providers ## Managed AI Agent Hosting Nov 1, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read Managed AI agent hosting can reduce the infrastructure work around deploying and running an agent application. However, the word managed does not describe a universal service boundary. One product may manage execution while another offers application setup and support. To choose well, identify exactly which tasks the provider owns and which remain with your team. This guide gives you a practical framework for that decision. Use the [XPU hosting provider directory](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) to find relevant products and official references. Then evaluate the specific runtime or plan. A company’s broad cloud capabilities do not establish what its selected agent service includes, guarantees or supports in your deployment region. ### Define managed AI agent hosting by responsibility List the layers in your application: infrastructure, runtime, framework, application code, storage, model access and connected tools. For each layer, identify who installs updates, observes failures and restores service. This turns a marketing term into an operating model. It also shows where an attractive product might leave a task that nobody on the team owns. Ask for concrete examples. If a deployment cannot reach its database, who investigates? If the framework changes its configuration format, who updates the application? If a tool credential expires, who replaces it? The answers can differ within one platform. Document the boundaries before comparing prices so that each quote reflects the work you actually need covered. ### Distinguish managed infrastructure from managed applications A platform can manage servers while leaving your application entirely in your hands. It may restart containers, distribute traffic and provide logs without understanding whether an agent’s result is correct. Conversely, a packaged assistant service may offer application-level controls while restricting custom dependencies. Neither arrangement is inherently better; each suits a different set of requirements. Choose according to the work your team wants to perform. If you need custom tools and packages, inspect the deployment interface closely. If you want a simple assistant, inspect supported integrations and support scope. The relevant question is whether the service removes the operational burden you face, rather than whether it belongs to a fashionable product category. ### Inspect the execution lifecycle Determine what starts an execution environment and what stops it. A service may use requests, sessions, jobs or continuously running workers. These models affect background tasks, long waits and temporary files. Map the agent’s workflow onto the documented lifecycle instead of assuming that any product described as an agent runtime accepts every kind of process. For one official example, read the [Azure hosted-agent documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/agents/concepts/hosted-agents). Use it to understand that product’s model, then review other candidates independently. Lifecycle details can change, so keep the current source beside your decision record. Avoid copying a limit or capability from one managed product into another product’s evaluation. ### Check deployment compatibility before migration Confirm how the platform accepts code and dependencies. It might use containers, repositories or a specific application package. Next, check supported runtime versions, system dependencies and networking. A local demonstration can rely on filesystem behavior or background processes that the managed environment does not preserve in the same way. Deploy a minimal slice of your real workflow first. Include a model call, a tool and one persistent record. Then restart or replace the environment using the platform’s normal controls. This reveals compatibility issues while the test remains small. Record any workaround and consider its maintenance cost before moving the rest of the application. ### Separate durable state from execution A managed execution environment is not automatically the authoritative home for application memory. Decide where conversations, files and pending jobs reside. Then inspect how they survive a new deployment, an idle shutdown or a failed session. State and execution can have separate lifecycles, and the application must account for that distinction explicitly. Test recovery from a clean environment rather than relying on a successful restart of the same instance. Confirm that the application retrieves the correct records and knows which actions already completed. This helps distinguish durable application state from temporary working data. It also exposes hidden dependencies on a local filesystem that seemed persistent during development. ### Review identity and secret management Managed platforms may provide identities and secret storage, but you still choose how the application uses them. Separate development and production access. Grant tools only the permissions needed for their task. Then inspect which administrators can read secrets and whether values can appear in logs or diagnostic exports. Plan rotation and revocation as normal operations. Record the owner of each connected account and the procedure for replacing its credential. A platform feature is useful when the team can operate it correctly. Merely having a secrets dashboard does not establish that every application integration follows an appropriate access boundary or recovery process. ### Understand isolation for executable tools An agent that runs commands or evaluates generated code needs an execution boundary suited to that risk. Inspect how tasks are separated, what files they can read and which network destinations they can reach. Then determine whether production credentials are exposed inside the same environment. More automation can increase the importance of these boundaries. Ask which controls apply to the exact product and plan. A cloud provider may offer strong isolation products elsewhere in its catalog without including them in your selected runtime. Review documented scope and test your configuration. Keep sensitive external actions behind explicit application authorization, because infrastructure isolation does not determine whether a requested action is appropriate. ### Make observability part of the evaluation Look for a practical way to trace a user task through model calls, tools and storage. Infrastructure charts alone may show a healthy runtime while the application repeatedly fails to authenticate to a dependency. Track task completion, latency, errors and cost together. These signals help the operator distinguish resource problems from application behavior. Check log access, retention, export and redaction controls. Also assess how you would investigate a failed task after the original developer is unavailable. The interface should provide enough context without retaining unnecessary private content. Observability becomes more valuable when it supports a documented operating procedure rather than a dashboard someone remembers to check occasionally. ### Read support commitments precisely Distinguish an available support channel from a response commitment. Then identify which application problems qualify for assistance. The provider may support its runtime but exclude custom tools and framework behavior. Ask how incidents are escalated and whether the required support level is included in the quoted plan or sold separately. If an SLA applies, read its measurement rules, exclusions and remedy. A service credit does not restore lost application state or finish an interrupted task. Therefore, preserve an application recovery plan even when infrastructure commitments look strong. Your decision should reflect the effect of downtime on the workflow, not only the headline availability percentage. ### Review quotas and long-running work List limits that could affect requests, sessions, concurrent tasks, storage and connected APIs. These constraints may apply at different account or regional levels. The [official AgentCore quota reference](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/bedrock-agentcore/latest/devguide/bedrock-agentcore-limits.html) is one example of a product-specific source. Confirm the current rules for your selected service instead of relying on a general cloud comparison. Test the longest realistic workflow, including time spent waiting on tools. Then check what happens when it reaches a boundary. Can the job checkpoint and resume, return a useful status or stop without repeating completed actions? A documented limit becomes manageable when the application has an explicit response rather than depending on indefinite execution. ### Compare the complete operating cost Separate platform minimums from metered compute, storage, transfer and observability. Add model and tool charges as independent rows where appropriate. Next, estimate quiet, typical and busy activity. Use the same assumptions across finalists so that a flexible resource rate and a fixed subscription become comparable workload estimates. Estimate the staff work that remains after adoption, keeping it separate from the provider invoice. Managed deployment may save server maintenance while introducing platform-specific packaging and troubleshooting. This can still be an excellent tradeoff, but it should be visible. Evaluate cost alongside recovery, workload fit and team capacity rather than treating the smallest monthly figure as the whole decision. ### Test portability while the application is small Identify how to export conversations, files, configuration and relevant operational records. Then test a small export in a separate environment. A usable exit path depends on formats, permissions and application semantics. A provider’s API existing somewhere in the catalog is not enough to prove that your essential state can be reconstructed elsewhere. Accept platform dependencies deliberately when they provide clear value. Document which ones would require replacement during migration and which data remains portable. Also retain control of domains, repositories and connected accounts where appropriate. This preparation improves both migration options and everyday recovery, even if the team stays with the same provider for years. ### Use a pilot to make the final decision Choose a small set of representative tasks and run them with consistent model settings. Include a fresh deployment, a restart and a controlled dependency failure. Record successful completion, cost, recovery effort and unanswered questions. Keep the scope explicit so the pilot supports your application decision without becoming an unsupported claim about universal platform performance. Managed AI agent hosting is valuable when its responsibilities match the team’s needs. Use the [live hosting comparison table](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) to build a shortlist, then verify the operating model with a real workflow. Choose the service your team can understand, monitor and recover, and revisit the choice as measured usage and requirements change. --- ## Journal article: VPS for AI Agents Canonical source: https://xpu.live/vps-for-ai-agents/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-24 09:36:37 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [← Back to Journal](https://xpu.live/journal/) Tutorials & Guides ## VPS for AI Agents Nov 2, 2026 · 10:00 GST8 min read A VPS for AI agents can provide a straightforward place to run orchestration, tools and background workers. It offers broad control over the operating environment, but that control brings maintenance responsibilities. The right server is not simply the smallest plan that starts your application. It is a deployment you can monitor, reproduce and recover under a realistic workload. This guide explains the capacity and architecture decisions behind that choice. Use the [XPU agent hosting directory](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) to compare documented plans and official provider sources. Then test the application you intend to operate. Provider specifications are useful inputs, while your tools, concurrency and recovery goals determine what those specifications must support. ### What a VPS for AI agents actually runs An agent application often coordinates a remote model with tools, state and user interfaces. In that arrangement, the VPS runs the surrounding software rather than the model itself. It may accept requests, retrieve context, execute approved tools and save results. List these components explicitly so that capacity planning follows the work performed on the server. Local model inference is a separate workload. It can introduce substantial memory and accelerator requirements that do not apply to an application calling an external API. Therefore, separate orchestration from inference in your plan. Avoid both extremes: assuming every agent needs a GPU and assuming a small orchestration server can host any model you later choose. ### Describe the task mix before selecting resources Choose representative tasks from normal usage. Include a short interaction, a tool-heavy workflow and any task that creates files or processes documents. Next, identify how often these tasks occur and how many may overlap. An application that runs one scheduled report differs from a public service that accepts many simultaneous requests. Define successful completion for each task. This lets you measure capacity without rewarding a server that responds quickly but omits required work. Also record acceptable latency and recovery time. These targets make the evaluation concrete and help distinguish a capacity issue from an application correctness problem or a slow downstream dependency. ### Measure memory under realistic conditions Memory demand can rise when tools launch browsers, parse documents or install dependencies. Measure the complete process tree rather than only the main application. Then observe peak use during a representative task. A server that looks comfortable while idle may have little margin when several helpers start at once. Leave headroom for the operating system, monitoring and maintenance operations. Swapping can alter performance, so watch it alongside task latency and failures. If memory pressure appears, identify the responsible process before changing the plan. A leak, unbounded concurrency or abandoned browser session may require an application fix rather than a permanent increase in server size. ### Interpret CPU requirements carefully CPU usage depends on what tools execute locally. Text orchestration that mostly waits on remote services can behave differently from document extraction, compression or code execution. Measure both sustained activity and bursts. Then compare task completion under the intended concurrency instead of assuming that a core count alone describes useful throughput. Shared and dedicated resource arrangements can have different performance characteristics. Read the selected provider’s official description and test the relevant plan family. Do not infer consistent application performance from a processor brand or a single short benchmark. Retain several observations and state the limitations of your test, especially when external model latency dominates the result. ### Plan disk capacity and storage behavior Separate the operating system, dependencies, persistent application state and temporary work. Each grows differently. Logs and generated files can consume space gradually, while a dependency update or document-processing task can create a sudden peak. Estimate these patterns and leave enough room for maintenance as well as normal operation. Define a retention policy for disposable outputs without applying broad deletion rules to essential records. Also inspect the provider’s disk and snapshot terms. A large advertised capacity says little about whether the application has an appropriate backup. Storage selection should reflect both working space and the recovery outcome you need after a machine is replaced. ### Control concurrency explicitly A server can accept more work than it can complete promptly. Use an application-level concurrency policy and, where appropriate, a durable queue. This makes demand visible and prevents an uncontrolled burst from launching too many expensive tools. Define what users see when work waits and how they can identify a failed or cancelled task. Increase concurrency in controlled steps during testing. Watch memory, CPU, queue delay and completion rate together. Also check model and integration quotas. The VPS may have spare resources while an external service rejects calls. A good operating limit reflects the full request path rather than a server metric viewed in isolation. ### Choose a simple architecture first A small application can often begin with a modest set of components and clear responsibilities. Keep deployment reproducible and persistent state identifiable. Then split components when evidence justifies it. Adding several services immediately can create more credentials, network paths and failure modes before the team understands the initial workload. Possible reasons to separate components include independent scaling, stronger isolation or a recovery requirement that one machine cannot meet. A database and worker may eventually need different lifecycles. Record the reason for each change and measure the outcome. Architecture should respond to an observed operating need instead of growing solely because a diagram looks more impressive. ### Separate tools according to trust Not every tool should inherit the same access as the main application. A read-only lookup and a shell command have different consequences. Identify which tasks execute untrusted code or consume untrusted files. Then choose suitable isolation, filesystem access and network restrictions for those tasks. Broad server control makes this design possible, but does not implement it automatically. Keep production credentials out of disposable execution environments where possible. Use scoped identities and separate development accounts. Also review outbound connectivity, since restricting files alone does not prevent data from leaving through a network tool. The relevant boundary includes what the task can read, change and transmit, not merely which process launches it. ### Build a reproducible deployment Keep application code and dependency definitions in version control. Record the operating image and runtime version, and separate configuration from secret values. Then document how a clean instance starts. A reproducible deployment reduces the number of decisions required during recovery and makes it easier to compare environments when a bug appears. Use a supported service or container lifecycle rather than relying on an interactive terminal session. Verify startup after a server restart and confirm a useful application operation. For general server preparation, the [official recommended Droplet setup guidance](https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/droplets/getting-started/recommended-droplet-setup/) provides one reference. Apply your selected provider’s current instructions and your application’s specific requirements. ### Design retries around completed actions Model calls and tools can fail even when the server remains healthy. Track job identity and completion state so that retries resume the appropriate step. A blind restart of an entire workflow can repeat a message or another external action. Reliability therefore depends on application state as well as the ability to restart a process. Test a controlled interruption in a development environment. Observe what state survives and which actions the application attempts again. Then check alerts and operator instructions. Recovery should have a defined outcome, including when a person must review the job. These tests reveal issues that increasing CPU or memory will not resolve. ### Back up the state that matters Identify the authoritative data needed to reconstruct the application. Include relevant records, files and configuration, plus a secure route to required credentials. Choose backup frequency according to acceptable data loss. Keep an independent copy where appropriate and understand which failures a provider snapshot can and cannot address. Perform a restoration exercise on a separate instance. Verify a sample conversation, file and pending job using restricted integrations. Record the steps and duration. A successful backup notification is weaker evidence than a working restore. The exercise also exposes account ownership and configuration dependencies that may otherwise remain hidden until the original server is unavailable. ### Monitor outcomes, resources and cost together Collect resource metrics alongside task completion, latency, errors and retries. Then assign an owner to useful alerts. A machine can look healthy while an expired model credential prevents every job from succeeding. Conversely, a brief resource spike may be harmless when task outcomes remain within the expected operating target. Track cost per successful task using both infrastructure and relevant external charges. Investigate large changes in model usage or tool duration. Keep private content out of ordinary logs when identifiers and short errors provide enough context. Monitoring should help the operator explain a failure without creating an unnecessary copy of sensitive conversations and documents. ### Review the VPS choice as usage changes Revisit the deployment after a substantial increase in concurrency, a new browser tool or a stricter recovery goal. Compare measured demand with the plan’s limits and billing terms. Then decide whether to resize, optimize or separate a component. Preserve the reason for the change so future operators understand which problem it was intended to solve. A VPS for AI agents works well when its flexibility matches the team’s operating capacity. Use the [live provider comparison table](https://xpu.live/agent-hosting/) to shortlist suitable plans, then validate the actual workload. Keep permissions deliberate, state recoverable and deployment repeatable. Those practices provide a stronger foundation than choosing resources from a generic minimum alone. --- ## Selected or updated profile: OpenHands Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/openhands/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-10 08:47:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## OpenHands Beta By [OpenHands (All Hands AI) ↗](https://openhands.dev/) [Visit website ↗](https://openhands.dev/)[Source code ↗](https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands) OpenHands is an AI agent project from OpenHands (All Hands AI) in the xpu live directory. This profile brings together its recorded features, deployment options and official sources. Use it to compare the agent software with other tools and understand the model access and setup it requires. An open-source software-development agent ecosystem. Agent Canvas provides a self-hosted interface for running agents and automations, while the OpenHands agent can edit code and execute development tasks. ### OpenHands features and use cases OpenHands is listed under Coding, Workflow Automation. Recorded interfaces include CLI, SDK, Web UI. The feature and use-case sections describe the documented scope; they do not guarantee that every workflow runs without configuration or review. Match the agent to a representative task before extending it to a larger workflow. Check the tools it needs, the files or services it accesses and the expected outputs. An agent is an application that coordinates model calls and tools; it is separate from the underlying language model. ### OpenHands models and deployment The model compatibility section records the supported provider routes and configuration details from the project references. Verify the intended model endpoint and request format in [OpenHands documentation](https://docs.openhands.dev/). Different models can behave differently even when the same agent workflow is used. Review where the software runs and how its tools are connected. Local, container and hosted deployment options can require different runtimes and account settings. The saved implementation languages and deployment notes provide a starting point, while the official installation instructions describe the current requirements. When evaluating OpenHands, test the workflow with your own prompts and files. Inspect generated changes and tool results before relying on them. Longer tasks can make multiple model calls, so latency and cost depend on the chosen model and the steps the agent takes. ### Software license and operating costs OpenHands has MIT recorded as its agent software license. Review [the license source](https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/main/LICENSE) for the applicable terms. An open-source agent license does not automatically cover connected models, external tools or hosted services. Read the cost model beside the deployment details. Model inference, hosting and external integrations may create separate charges. Estimate usage across a complete task rather than treating one prompt as the entire workflow. Repeated attempts, long context and tool responses can affect the total billed volume. ### OpenHands project status and sources The catalog records the project status as Beta, with sources checked on 2026-09-28. Review the limitations and any successor link when a project is in beta, superseded or no longer maintained. A saved status is a dated catalog observation, so check current releases before installing. Consult [OpenHands official project repository](https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands) for the source code and release information. This profile keeps specifications separate from assumptions: missing details remain unknown until a reference confirms them. Compare [other AI agents](https://xpu.live/agents/), explore [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/) and review [model rankings and pricing](https://xpu.live/). Choose OpenHands when its documented interfaces, deployment requirements and operating model fit the task you want to carry out. CodingWorkflow Automation Beta The linked Agent Canvas repository is MIT-licensed. Hosted services and separate enterprise components have their own terms. Agent Canvas is currently labeled beta. ### What it can do - Code editing and command execution - Local and remote agent backends - Scheduled and event-triggered automations - Integration with development services and ACP-compatible agents ### Where it fits - Implementing features and fixing repository issues - Automating software-development workflows - Running coding agents on controlled infrastructure ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Configurable language models; model support depends on the selected agent backend. #### Where it runs Local, Docker, remote VM or hosted service #### Cost model Open-source software. Model inference, hosting and external tools may cost extra. ### Limitations & scope The linked Agent Canvas repository is MIT-licensed. Hosted services and separate enterprise components have their own terms. Agent Canvas is currently labeled beta. ### At a glance - Company / team: OpenHands (All Hands AI) - Software license: MIT - Project status: Beta - Built with: Python; TypeScript - Sources checked: 2026-09-28 - Interfaces: CLI, SDK, Web UI ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://openhands.dev/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://docs.openhands.dev/)[Source repository ↗](https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands)[Software license ↗](https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/main/LICENSE)[Logo source ↗](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/main/public/apple-touch-icon.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Aider→](https://xpu.live/agents/aider/)[Cline→](https://xpu.live/agents/cline/)[Continue→](https://xpu.live/agents/continue/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Goose Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/goose/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-10 08:47:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Goose Available By [Block (original creator); AAIF community ↗](https://opensource.block.xyz/) [Visit website ↗](https://goose-docs.ai/)[Source code ↗](https://github.com/aaif-goose/goose) Goose is an AI agent project from Block (original creator); AAIF community in the xpu live directory. This profile brings together its recorded features, deployment options and official sources. Use it to compare the agent software with other tools and understand the model access and setup it requires. A general-purpose agent for development, research and everyday workflows. Goose runs on your machine and connects language models to tools through extensions. Originally built at Block, it is now part of the Agentic AI Foundation. ### Goose features and use cases Goose is listed under Coding, General-purpose, Research, Workflow Automation. Recorded interfaces include API, CLI, Desktop. The feature and use-case sections describe the documented scope; they do not guarantee that every workflow runs without configuration or review. Match the agent to a representative task before extending it to a larger workflow. Check the tools it needs, the files or services it accesses and the expected outputs. An agent is an application that coordinates model calls and tools; it is separate from the underlying language model. ### Goose models and deployment The model compatibility section records the supported provider routes and configuration details from the project references. Verify the intended model endpoint and request format in [Goose documentation](https://goose-docs.ai/docs/quickstart). Different models can behave differently even when the same agent workflow is used. Review where the software runs and how its tools are connected. Local, container and hosted deployment options can require different runtimes and account settings. The saved implementation languages and deployment notes provide a starting point, while the official installation instructions describe the current requirements. When evaluating Goose, test the workflow with your own prompts and files. Inspect generated changes and tool results before relying on them. Longer tasks can make multiple model calls, so latency and cost depend on the chosen model and the steps the agent takes. ### Software license and operating costs Goose has Apache-2.0 recorded as its agent software license. Review [the license source](https://github.com/aaif-goose/goose/blob/main/LICENSE) for the applicable terms. An open-source agent license does not automatically cover connected models, external tools or hosted services. Read the cost model beside the deployment details. Model inference, hosting and external integrations may create separate charges. Estimate usage across a complete task rather than treating one prompt as the entire workflow. Repeated attempts, long context and tool responses can affect the total billed volume. ### Goose project status and sources The catalog records the project status as Available, with sources checked on 2026-09-28. Review the limitations and any successor link when a project is in beta, superseded or no longer maintained. A saved status is a dated catalog observation, so check current releases before installing. Consult [Goose official project repository](https://github.com/aaif-goose/goose) for the source code and release information. This profile keeps specifications separate from assumptions: missing details remain unknown until a reference confirms them. Compare [other AI agents](https://xpu.live/agents/), explore [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/) and review [model rankings and pricing](https://xpu.live/). Choose Goose when its documented interfaces, deployment requirements and operating model fit the task you want to carry out. CodingGeneral-purposeResearchWorkflow Automation ### What it can do - Native desktop app and command-line interface - MCP extensions for external tools - Configurable model providers and local models - Code editing, command execution and workflow automation ### Where it fits - Automating repetitive development work - Research and writing with connected tools - Connecting local workflows to external services ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Multiple providers, including Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Ollama and OpenRouter. #### Where it runs Local desktop or command-line environment #### Cost model Open-source software. Model inference, hosting and external tools may cost extra. ### Limitations & scope Available tools depend on installed extensions. Using a local agent does not make a remotely hosted model local; inference and third-party services may have separate charges. ### At a glance - Company / team: Block (original creator); AAIF community - Software license: Apache-2.0 - Project status: Available - Built with: Rust; TypeScript - Sources checked: 2026-09-28 - Interfaces: API, CLI, Desktop ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://goose-docs.ai/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://goose-docs.ai/docs/quickstart)[Source repository ↗](https://github.com/aaif-goose/goose)[Software license ↗](https://github.com/aaif-goose/goose/blob/main/LICENSE)[Logo source ↗](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aaif-goose/goose/main/ui/desktop/src/images/icon.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Aider→](https://xpu.live/agents/aider/)[Cline→](https://xpu.live/agents/cline/)[Continue→](https://xpu.live/agents/continue/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Cline Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/cline/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-10 08:47:07 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Cline Available By [Cline Bot Inc. ↗](https://cline.bot/) [Visit website ↗](https://cline.bot/)[Source code ↗](https://github.com/cline/cline) Cline is an AI agent project from Cline Bot Inc. in the xpu live directory. This profile brings together its recorded features, deployment options and official sources. Use it to compare the agent software with other tools and understand the model access and setup it requires. A coding agent that works with your project files and development tools. Cline is available in an IDE, terminal and desktop, with an SDK for programmatic integration. ### Cline features and use cases Cline is listed under Coding, Workflow Automation. Recorded interfaces include CLI, Desktop, IDE, SDK. The feature and use-case sections describe the documented scope; they do not guarantee that every workflow runs without configuration or review. Match the agent to a representative task before extending it to a larger workflow. Check the tools it needs, the files or services it accesses and the expected outputs. An agent is an application that coordinates model calls and tools; it is separate from the underlying language model. ### Cline models and deployment The model compatibility section records the supported provider routes and configuration details from the project references. Verify the intended model endpoint and request format in [Cline documentation](https://docs.cline.bot/). Different models can behave differently even when the same agent workflow is used. Review where the software runs and how its tools are connected. Local, container and hosted deployment options can require different runtimes and account settings. The saved implementation languages and deployment notes provide a starting point, while the official installation instructions describe the current requirements. When evaluating Cline, test the workflow with your own prompts and files. Inspect generated changes and tool results before relying on them. Longer tasks can make multiple model calls, so latency and cost depend on the chosen model and the steps the agent takes. ### Software license and operating costs Cline has Apache-2.0 recorded as its agent software license. Review [the license source](https://github.com/cline/cline/blob/main/LICENSE) for the applicable terms. An open-source agent license does not automatically cover connected models, external tools or hosted services. Read the cost model beside the deployment details. Model inference, hosting and external integrations may create separate charges. Estimate usage across a complete task rather than treating one prompt as the entire workflow. Repeated attempts, long context and tool responses can affect the total billed volume. ### Cline project status and sources The catalog records the project status as Available, with sources checked on 2026-09-28. Review the limitations and any successor link when a project is in beta, superseded or no longer maintained. A saved status is a dated catalog observation, so check current releases before installing. Consult [Cline official project repository](https://github.com/cline/cline) for the source code and release information. This profile keeps specifications separate from assumptions: missing details remain unknown until a reference confirms them. Compare [other AI agents](https://xpu.live/agents/), explore [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/) and review [model rankings and pricing](https://xpu.live/). Choose Cline when its documented interfaces, deployment requirements and operating model fit the task you want to carry out. CodingWorkflow Automation ### What it can do - Project inspection and file editing - Command execution with configurable approvals - MCP integrations - IDE, CLI and SDK workflows ### Where it fits - Implementing and debugging application features - Working across a codebase from your editor - Automating repeatable coding tasks ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Multiple hosted providers and compatible local model endpoints. #### Where it runs IDE extension, terminal or desktop #### Cost model Open-source software. Model inference, hosting and external tools may cost extra. ### Limitations & scope Capabilities vary by interface and model. Model usage is billed by the selected provider unless covered by an applicable plan. Review tool permissions before enabling unattended actions. ### At a glance - Company / team: Cline Bot Inc. - Software license: Apache-2.0 - Project status: Available - Built with: TypeScript - Sources checked: 2026-09-28 - Interfaces: CLI, Desktop, IDE, SDK ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://cline.bot/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://docs.cline.bot/)[Source repository ↗](https://github.com/cline/cline)[Software license ↗](https://github.com/cline/cline/blob/main/LICENSE)[Logo source ↗](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cline/cline/main/assets/icons/icon.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Aider→](https://xpu.live/agents/aider/)[Continue→](https://xpu.live/agents/continue/)[Gemini CLI→](https://xpu.live/agents/gemini-cli/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Gemini CLI Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/gemini-cli/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-10 08:47:08 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Gemini CLI Available By [Google ↗](https://about.google/) [Visit website ↗](https://geminicli.com/)[Source code ↗](https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli) Gemini CLI is an AI agent project from Google in the xpu live directory. This profile brings together its recorded features, deployment options and official sources. Use it to compare the agent software with other tools and understand the model access and setup it requires. A terminal-based agent from Google for understanding code, editing files and using tools. It combines Gemini access with shell, file-system and web tools, and can be extended with MCP servers. ### Gemini CLI features and use cases Gemini CLI is listed under Coding, Research, Workflow Automation. Recorded interfaces include CLI, IDE. The feature and use-case sections describe the documented scope; they do not guarantee that every workflow runs without configuration or review. Match the agent to a representative task before extending it to a larger workflow. Check the tools it needs, the files or services it accesses and the expected outputs. An agent is an application that coordinates model calls and tools; it is separate from the underlying language model. ### Gemini CLI models and deployment The model compatibility section records the supported provider routes and configuration details from the project references. Verify the intended model endpoint and request format in [Gemini CLI documentation](https://geminicli.com/docs/). Different models can behave differently even when the same agent workflow is used. Review where the software runs and how its tools are connected. Local, container and hosted deployment options can require different runtimes and account settings. The saved implementation languages and deployment notes provide a starting point, while the official installation instructions describe the current requirements. When evaluating Gemini CLI, test the workflow with your own prompts and files. Inspect generated changes and tool results before relying on them. Longer tasks can make multiple model calls, so latency and cost depend on the chosen model and the steps the agent takes. ### Software license and operating costs Gemini CLI has Apache-2.0 recorded as its agent software license. Review [the license source](https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli/blob/main/LICENSE) for the applicable terms. An open-source agent license does not automatically cover connected models, external tools or hosted services. Read the cost model beside the deployment details. Model inference, hosting and external integrations may create separate charges. Estimate usage across a complete task rather than treating one prompt as the entire workflow. Repeated attempts, long context and tool responses can affect the total billed volume. ### Gemini CLI project status and sources The catalog records the project status as Available, with sources checked on 2026-09-28. Review the limitations and any successor link when a project is in beta, superseded or no longer maintained. A saved status is a dated catalog observation, so check current releases before installing. Consult [Gemini CLI official project repository](https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli) for the source code and release information. This profile keeps specifications separate from assumptions: missing details remain unknown until a reference confirms them. Compare [other AI agents](https://xpu.live/agents/), explore [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/) and review [model rankings and pricing](https://xpu.live/). Choose Gemini CLI when its documented interfaces, deployment requirements and operating model fit the task you want to carry out. CodingResearchWorkflow Automation ### What it can do - File-system and shell tools - Web fetch and Google Search grounding - MCP servers and extensions - Headless execution and IDE integration ### Where it fits - Codebase exploration and implementation - Terminal-based research - Scripted development workflows ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Gemini through Google sign-in, Gemini API or Vertex AI authentication. #### Where it runs Local terminal; headless automation #### Cost model Open-source software. Model inference, hosting and external tools may cost extra. ### Limitations & scope The CLI code is open source; Gemini model access is a separate service. Quotas and billing depend on authentication method and plan. Check Google documentation for current limits. ### At a glance - Company / team: Google - Software license: Apache-2.0 - Project status: Available - Built with: TypeScript - Sources checked: 2026-09-28 - Interfaces: CLI, IDE ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://geminicli.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://geminicli.com/docs/)[Source repository ↗](https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli)[Software license ↗](https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli/blob/main/LICENSE)[Logo source ↗](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli/main/packages/vscode-ide-companion/assets/icon.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Aider→](https://xpu.live/agents/aider/)[Cline→](https://xpu.live/agents/cline/)[Continue→](https://xpu.live/agents/continue/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Claude-User Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/claude-user/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:01 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Claude-User Documented identity By [Anthropic ↗](https://www.anthropic.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.anthropic.com/) Claude-User is listed here in the ai assistants category and is associated with Anthropic. Retrieves web pages in response to Claude user requests. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Claude-User does A user-triggered fetcher, distinct from ClaudeBot training collection and Claude-SearchBot search indexing. ### Claude-User user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Claude-User`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### User-directed web retrieval A person asks an assistant to inspect a page or obtain information. The resulting fetch can be limited to a particular URL rather than a broad indexing pass. When investigating a request, preserve its time, requested path and response status. A fetch does not by itself tell you which answer the user received. Compare user-directed retrieval with automatic collection before making a site-access decision. An assistant may need the content now, while a crawler may revisit it on its own schedule. Keep these activities separate in reporting; neither a successful fetch nor a quoted link proves that the page was used for model training. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Claude-User questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Claude-User](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/8896518-does-anthropic-crawl-data-from-the-web-and-how-can-site-owners-block-the-crawler) and the [Anthropic website](https://www.anthropic.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Assistants ### What it can do - Retrieves web pages in response to Claude user requests. - Request identity: Claude-User - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Assistants ### Where it fits - User-directed web retrieval - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Anthropic infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope A user-triggered fetcher, distinct from ClaudeBot training collection and Claude-SearchBot search indexing. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Anthropic - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.anthropic.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/8896518-does-anthropic-crawl-data-from-the-web-and-how-can-site-owners-block-the-crawler)[Logo source ↗](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/67ce28cfec624e2b733f8a52/67d31dd7aa394792257596c5_webclip.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [ChatGPT-User→](https://xpu.live/agents/chatgpt-user/)[DuckAssistBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/duckassistbot/)[Manus Bot→](https://xpu.live/agents/manus-bot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Applebot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/applebot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:01 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Applebot Documented identity By [Apple ↗](https://www.apple.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.apple.com/) Applebot is listed here in the ai search category and is associated with Apple. Collects web content for search experiences across Apple products. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Applebot does Applebot and the Applebot-Extended control token have different roles; do not treat a search crawler request as proof of training use. ### Applebot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Applebot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Search discovery and answer retrieval Search-oriented systems discover or refresh content that may later help answer a query. A fetch, an index entry and a citation are different events. Successful HTTP delivery only confirms that a resource was served. It does not establish whether the system retained the page or selected it for a particular answer. Evaluate search access against the content you want discoverable. Keep public reference pages readable and verify that canonical URLs and sitemaps are consistent. These practices help diagnosis, but no crawler profile can promise inclusion or ranking. Use the operator guidance to distinguish search indexing from training and user-initiated visits. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Applebot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Applebot](https://support.apple.com/en-us/119829) and the [Apple website](https://www.apple.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Search ### What it can do - Collects web content for search experiences across Apple products. - Request identity: Applebot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Search ### Where it fits - Search discovery and answer retrieval - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Apple infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Applebot and the Applebot-Extended control token have different roles; do not treat a search crawler request as proof of training use. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Apple - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.apple.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://support.apple.com/en-us/119829)[Logo source ↗](https://www.apple.com/favicon.ico) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Claude-SearchBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/claude-searchbot/)[OAI-SearchBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/oai-searchbot/)[PerplexityBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/perplexitybot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Meta-ExternalAgent Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/meta-externalagent/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Meta-ExternalAgent Documented identity By [Meta ↗](https://about.meta.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://about.meta.com/) Meta-ExternalAgent is listed here in the ai crawlers category and is associated with Meta. Collects public web content for Meta AI and product-related indexing purposes. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Meta-ExternalAgent does Separate this automated collection identity from the user-initiated Meta-ExternalFetcher. ### Meta-ExternalAgent user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `meta-externalagent`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Automated web collection Collection crawlers can visit pages without a person requesting each individual URL. Their purposes differ across operators, so the AI Crawler category should not be read as a universal technical specification. Keep the stated purpose and the evidence source together. A dashboard label is useful context, but it does not disclose an entire downstream data pipeline. Separate the collection identity from related search or assistant identities when reviewing access. A setting for one name does not necessarily cover all services from the same company. Record which token a rule targets, where the rule is enforced and what behavior the operator documents. Do not assume that every crawler uses the same controls. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Meta-ExternalAgent questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Meta-ExternalAgent](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/meta-externalagent) and the [Meta website](https://about.meta.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Crawlers ### What it can do - Collects public web content for Meta AI and product-related indexing purposes. - Request identity: meta-externalagent - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Crawlers ### Where it fits - Automated web collection - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Meta infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Separate this automated collection identity from the user-initiated Meta-ExternalFetcher. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Meta - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://about.meta.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/meta-externalagent)[Logo source ↗](https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/rsrc.php/yQ/r/0eWKxz9kEoF.webp) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Amazonbot→](https://xpu.live/agents/amazonbot/)[Bytespider→](https://xpu.live/agents/bytespider/)[CCBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/ccbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Amazonbot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/amazonbot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Amazonbot Documented identity By [Amazon ↗](https://www.amazon.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.amazon.com/) Amazonbot is listed here in the ai crawlers category and is associated with Amazon. Identifies Amazon-operated automated web collection. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Amazonbot does Amazon has multiple crawler identities. Do not transfer the purpose or controls of an advertising or search bot to this token without checking Amazon documentation. ### Amazonbot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Amazonbot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Automated web collection Collection crawlers can visit pages without a person requesting each individual URL. Their purposes differ across operators, so the AI Crawler category should not be read as a universal technical specification. Keep the stated purpose and the evidence source together. A dashboard label is useful context, but it does not disclose an entire downstream data pipeline. Separate the collection identity from related search or assistant identities when reviewing access. A setting for one name does not necessarily cover all services from the same company. Record which token a rule targets, where the rule is enforced and what behavior the operator documents. Do not assume that every crawler uses the same controls. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Amazonbot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Amazonbot](https://developer.amazon.com/amazonbot) and the [Amazon website](https://www.amazon.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Crawlers ### What it can do - Identifies Amazon-operated automated web collection. - Request identity: Amazonbot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Crawlers ### Where it fits - Automated web collection - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Amazon infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Amazon has multiple crawler identities. Do not transfer the purpose or controls of an advertising or search bot to this token without checking Amazon documentation. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Amazon - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.amazon.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://developer.amazon.com/amazonbot)[Logo source ↗](https://www.amazon.com/favicon.ico) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Bytespider→](https://xpu.live/agents/bytespider/)[CCBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/ccbot/)[ClaudeBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/claudebot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Anchor Browser Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/anchor-browser/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Anchor Browser Documented identity By [Anchor ↗](https://anchorbrowser.io/) [Visit website ↗](https://anchorbrowser.io/) Anchor Browser is listed here in the browser automation category and is associated with Anchor. Provides browser infrastructure that AI agents can use to interact with websites. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Anchor Browser does This is a browser service rather than a downloadable foundation model. Cloudflare lists a signature-agent directory for its browser identity. ### Anchor Browser user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Anchor Browser`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Browser infrastructure for agent workflows A managed browser gives an application or agent a way to load pages and perform a workflow. It is infrastructure rather than a foundation model. Sessions, tools and permissions depend on the operator service and the application using it. A browser visit alone does not reveal the complete task or prove that every requested action succeeded. For an integration, verify the supported interface, authentication requirements and current billing terms in operator documentation. For a website owner, distinguish browser automation from passive indexing. Review request context and any documented identity evidence. A product capability should not be treated as permission to access private pages or perform an action on behalf of another person. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Anchor Browser questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Anchor Browser](https://docs.anchorbrowser.io/) and the [Anchor website](https://anchorbrowser.io/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). Browser Automation ### What it can do - Provides browser infrastructure that AI agents can use to interact with websites. - Request identity: Anchor Browser - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: Browser Automation ### Where it fits - Browser infrastructure for agent workflows - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Anchor infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope This is a browser service rather than a downloadable foundation model. Cloudflare lists a signature-agent directory for its browser identity. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Anchor - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Browser API ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://anchorbrowser.io/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://docs.anchorbrowser.io/)[Logo source ↗](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/68e76a236cc487333075990b/68e76a236cc487333075996a_webclip.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Cloudflare Crawler→](https://xpu.live/agents/cloudflare-crawler/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: archive.org_bot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/archive-org-bot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## archive.org_bot Documented identity By [Internet Archive ↗](https://archive.org/) [Visit website ↗](https://archive.org/) archive.org_bot is listed here in the web archiving category and is associated with Internet Archive. Collects public web pages for preservation through the Internet Archive. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What archive.org_bot does Archival capture is different from ordinary search indexing or an interactive AI answer. A capture does not guarantee that every resource or page state was preserved. ### archive.org_bot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `archive.org_bot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Preservation of public web content An archival crawler records web resources for later access or historical research. Captures can vary by date, scope and supported page behavior. A public archive is different from a live application: scripts, external resources or interactive states may not replay exactly as they did when first visited. Check the actual capture rather than assuming completeness. Keep archival access separate from search ranking and model training decisions. A preservation request can have a different purpose from either of those activities. If a capture causes concern, consult the archive operator guidance for the applicable process. Do not assume that changing a current website directive removes an existing historical record. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### archive.org_bot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for archive.org_bot](https://archive.org/details/archive.org_bot) and the [Internet Archive website](https://archive.org/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). Web Archiving ### What it can do - Collects public web pages for preservation through the Internet Archive. - Request identity: archive.org_bot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: Web Archiving ### Where it fits - Preservation of public web content - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Internet Archive infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Archival capture is different from ordinary search indexing or an interactive AI answer. A capture does not guarantee that every resource or page state was preserved. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Internet Archive - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://archive.org/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://archive.org/details/archive.org_bot)[Logo source ↗](https://archive.org/offshoot_assets/apple-touch-icon.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Arquivo Web Crawler→](https://xpu.live/agents/arquivo-web-crawler/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Arquivo Web Crawler Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/arquivo-web-crawler/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Arquivo Web Crawler Documented identity By [Arquivo ↗](https://arquivo.pt/) [Visit website ↗](https://arquivo.pt/) Arquivo Web Crawler is listed here in the web archiving category and is associated with Arquivo. Harvests web content for the Portuguese web archive Arquivo.pt. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Arquivo Web Crawler does The published crawler examples include Heritrix, Brozzler and Browsertrix identifiers. Keep the exact request string when investigating an archive visit. ### Arquivo Web Crawler user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Arquivo-web-crawler`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Preservation of public web content An archival crawler records web resources for later access or historical research. Captures can vary by date, scope and supported page behavior. A public archive is different from a live application: scripts, external resources or interactive states may not replay exactly as they did when first visited. Check the actual capture rather than assuming completeness. Keep archival access separate from search ranking and model training decisions. A preservation request can have a different purpose from either of those activities. If a capture causes concern, consult the archive operator guidance for the applicable process. Do not assume that changing a current website directive removes an existing historical record. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Arquivo Web Crawler questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Arquivo Web Crawler](https://sobre.arquivo.pt/en/help/crawling-and-archiving-web-content/) and the [Arquivo website](https://arquivo.pt/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). Web Archiving ### What it can do - Harvests web content for the Portuguese web archive Arquivo.pt. - Request identity: Arquivo-web-crawler - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: Web Archiving ### Where it fits - Preservation of public web content - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Arquivo infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope The published crawler examples include Heritrix, Brozzler and Browsertrix identifiers. Keep the exact request string when investigating an archive visit. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Arquivo - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://arquivo.pt/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://sobre.arquivo.pt/en/help/crawling-and-archiving-web-content/)[Logo source ↗](https://arquivo.pt/img/Favicon.ico) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [archive.org_bot→](https://xpu.live/agents/archive-org-bot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Baidu Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/baidu/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Baidu Documented identity By [Baidu ↗](https://www.baidu.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.baidu.com/) Baidu is listed here in the search engine crawlers category and is associated with Baidu. Crawls pages for the Baidu search engine under the Baiduspider identity. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Baidu does Baidu is the display name in the supplied dashboard; Baiduspider is the relevant crawler family. Search discovery does not guarantee indexing or ranking. ### Baidu user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Baiduspider`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Search-engine discovery A search crawler finds and revisits web resources that may support an index. Discovery, indexing and ranking are distinct stages. A successful request is useful diagnostic evidence, but it does not guarantee search visibility. Review the operator webmaster tools and published crawler guidance before attributing a traffic change to a particular visit. Use the exact crawler identity when investigating access. Search operators can run separate clients for images, advertising checks and user-triggered fetches. Those clients do not automatically share the same purpose or control token. Keep canonical URLs, response codes and crawl directives consistent, then use the official verification method where one is published. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Baidu questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Baidu](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/baidu) and the [Baidu website](https://www.baidu.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). Search Engine Crawlers ### What it can do - Crawls pages for the Baidu search engine under the Baiduspider identity. - Request identity: Baiduspider - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: Search Engine Crawlers ### Where it fits - Search-engine discovery - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Baidu infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Baidu is the display name in the supplied dashboard; Baiduspider is the relevant crawler family. Search discovery does not guarantee indexing or ranking. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Baidu - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.baidu.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/baidu)[Logo source ↗](https://psstatic.cdn.bcebos.com/video/wiseindex/aa6eef91f8b5b1a33b454c401_1660835115000.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [BingBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/bingbot/)[Googlebot→](https://xpu.live/agents/googlebot/)[Terracotta Bot→](https://xpu.live/agents/terracotta-bot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: BingBot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/bingbot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## BingBot Documented identity By [Microsoft ↗](https://www.bing.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.bing.com/) BingBot is listed here in the search engine crawlers category and is associated with Microsoft. Discovers and revisits web content for Microsoft Bing search. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What BingBot does Bing operates several automated clients. Verify bingbot with the current webmaster guidance rather than trusting the request name alone. ### BingBot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `bingbot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Search-engine discovery A search crawler finds and revisits web resources that may support an index. Discovery, indexing and ranking are distinct stages. A successful request is useful diagnostic evidence, but it does not guarantee search visibility. Review the operator webmaster tools and published crawler guidance before attributing a traffic change to a particular visit. Use the exact crawler identity when investigating access. Search operators can run separate clients for images, advertising checks and user-triggered fetches. Those clients do not automatically share the same purpose or control token. Keep canonical URLs, response codes and crawl directives consistent, then use the official verification method where one is published. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### BingBot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for BingBot](https://www.bing.com/webmasters/help/which-crawlers-does-bing-use-8c184ec0) and the [Microsoft website](https://www.bing.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). Search Engine Crawlers ### What it can do - Discovers and revisits web content for Microsoft Bing search. - Request identity: bingbot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: Search Engine Crawlers ### Where it fits - Search-engine discovery - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Microsoft infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Bing operates several automated clients. Verify bingbot with the current webmaster guidance rather than trusting the request name alone. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Microsoft - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.bing.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://www.bing.com/webmasters/help/which-crawlers-does-bing-use-8c184ec0)[Logo source ↗](https://www.bing.com/sa/simg/favicon-trans-bg-blue-mg-png.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Baidu→](https://xpu.live/agents/baidu/)[Googlebot→](https://xpu.live/agents/googlebot/)[Terracotta Bot→](https://xpu.live/agents/terracotta-bot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Bytespider Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/bytespider/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Bytespider Documented identity By [ByteDance ↗](https://www.bytedance.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.bytedance.com/) Bytespider is listed here in the ai crawlers category and is associated with ByteDance. Identifies a ByteDance-associated web crawler family. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Bytespider does Cloudflare documents Bytespider strings under Toutiao as well. The supplied AI Crawler label alone does not establish the downstream use of a particular request. ### Bytespider user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Bytespider`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Automated web collection Collection crawlers can visit pages without a person requesting each individual URL. Their purposes differ across operators, so the AI Crawler category should not be read as a universal technical specification. Keep the stated purpose and the evidence source together. A dashboard label is useful context, but it does not disclose an entire downstream data pipeline. Separate the collection identity from related search or assistant identities when reviewing access. A setting for one name does not necessarily cover all services from the same company. Record which token a rule targets, where the rule is enforced and what behavior the operator documents. Do not assume that every crawler uses the same controls. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Bytespider questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Bytespider](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/bytedance-toutiao) and the [ByteDance website](https://www.bytedance.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Crawlers ### What it can do - Identifies a ByteDance-associated web crawler family. - Request identity: Bytespider - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Crawlers ### Where it fits - Automated web collection - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through ByteDance infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Cloudflare documents Bytespider strings under Toutiao as well. The supplied AI Crawler label alone does not establish the downstream use of a particular request. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: ByteDance - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.bytedance.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/bytedance-toutiao)[Logo source ↗](https://www.bytedance.com/) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Amazonbot→](https://xpu.live/agents/amazonbot/)[CCBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/ccbot/)[ClaudeBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/claudebot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: CCBot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/ccbot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## CCBot Documented identity By [Common Crawl ↗](https://commoncrawl.org/) [Visit website ↗](https://commoncrawl.org/) CCBot is listed here in the ai crawlers category and is associated with Common Crawl. Collects web pages for Common Crawl web datasets. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What CCBot does Common Crawl supplies web data; it is not itself a conversational model or a promise that a page will appear in a specific AI answer. ### CCBot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `CCBot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Automated web collection Collection crawlers can visit pages without a person requesting each individual URL. Their purposes differ across operators, so the AI Crawler category should not be read as a universal technical specification. Keep the stated purpose and the evidence source together. A dashboard label is useful context, but it does not disclose an entire downstream data pipeline. Separate the collection identity from related search or assistant identities when reviewing access. A setting for one name does not necessarily cover all services from the same company. Record which token a rule targets, where the rule is enforced and what behavior the operator documents. Do not assume that every crawler uses the same controls. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### CCBot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for CCBot](https://commoncrawl.org/ccbot) and the [Common Crawl website](https://commoncrawl.org/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Crawlers ### What it can do - Collects web pages for Common Crawl web datasets. - Request identity: CCBot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Crawlers ### Where it fits - Automated web collection - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Common Crawl infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Common Crawl supplies web data; it is not itself a conversational model or a promise that a page will appear in a specific AI answer. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Common Crawl - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://commoncrawl.org/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://commoncrawl.org/ccbot)[Logo source ↗](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6479b8d98bf5dcb4a69c4f31/648962c357c8113a871e3378_Common_Crawl_Rev3_LPX_Logo%20Gradient%20BG.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Amazonbot→](https://xpu.live/agents/amazonbot/)[Bytespider→](https://xpu.live/agents/bytespider/)[ClaudeBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/claudebot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: ChatGPT-User Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/chatgpt-user/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## ChatGPT-User Documented identity By [OpenAI ↗](https://openai.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://openai.com/) ChatGPT-User is listed here in the ai assistants category and is associated with OpenAI. Fetches pages for certain user-initiated ChatGPT and custom GPT actions. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What ChatGPT-User does This is not OpenAI automatic search indexing. User-initiated access and automatic robots.txt crawling have different documented handling. ### ChatGPT-User user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `ChatGPT-User`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### User-directed web retrieval A person asks an assistant to inspect a page or obtain information. The resulting fetch can be limited to a particular URL rather than a broad indexing pass. When investigating a request, preserve its time, requested path and response status. A fetch does not by itself tell you which answer the user received. Compare user-directed retrieval with automatic collection before making a site-access decision. An assistant may need the content now, while a crawler may revisit it on its own schedule. Keep these activities separate in reporting; neither a successful fetch nor a quoted link proves that the page was used for model training. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### ChatGPT-User questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for ChatGPT-User](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/bots) and the [OpenAI website](https://openai.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Assistants ### What it can do - Fetches pages for certain user-initiated ChatGPT and custom GPT actions. - Request identity: ChatGPT-User - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Assistants ### Where it fits - User-directed web retrieval - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through OpenAI infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope This is not OpenAI automatic search indexing. User-initiated access and automatic robots.txt crawling have different documented handling. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: OpenAI - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://openai.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/bots)[Logo source ↗](https://developers.openai.com/favicon.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Claude-User→](https://xpu.live/agents/claude-user/)[DuckAssistBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/duckassistbot/)[Manus Bot→](https://xpu.live/agents/manus-bot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Claude-SearchBot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/claude-searchbot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Claude-SearchBot Documented identity By [Anthropic ↗](https://www.anthropic.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.anthropic.com/) Claude-SearchBot is listed here in the ai search category and is associated with Anthropic. Supports web search discovery for Claude. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Claude-SearchBot does Its search purpose is distinct from ClaudeBot training collection and from a Claude-User request triggered by an individual. ### Claude-SearchBot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Claude-SearchBot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Search discovery and answer retrieval Search-oriented systems discover or refresh content that may later help answer a query. A fetch, an index entry and a citation are different events. Successful HTTP delivery only confirms that a resource was served. It does not establish whether the system retained the page or selected it for a particular answer. Evaluate search access against the content you want discoverable. Keep public reference pages readable and verify that canonical URLs and sitemaps are consistent. These practices help diagnosis, but no crawler profile can promise inclusion or ranking. Use the operator guidance to distinguish search indexing from training and user-initiated visits. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Claude-SearchBot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Claude-SearchBot](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/8896518-does-anthropic-crawl-data-from-the-web-and-how-can-site-owners-block-the-crawler) and the [Anthropic website](https://www.anthropic.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Search ### What it can do - Supports web search discovery for Claude. - Request identity: Claude-SearchBot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Search ### Where it fits - Search discovery and answer retrieval - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Anthropic infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Its search purpose is distinct from ClaudeBot training collection and from a Claude-User request triggered by an individual. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Anthropic - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.anthropic.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/8896518-does-anthropic-crawl-data-from-the-web-and-how-can-site-owners-block-the-crawler)[Logo source ↗](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/67ce28cfec624e2b733f8a52/67d31dd7aa394792257596c5_webclip.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Applebot→](https://xpu.live/agents/applebot/)[OAI-SearchBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/oai-searchbot/)[PerplexityBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/perplexitybot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: ClaudeBot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/claudebot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## ClaudeBot Documented identity By [Anthropic ↗](https://www.anthropic.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.anthropic.com/) ClaudeBot is listed here in the ai crawlers category and is associated with Anthropic. Collects web content that can support development of Anthropic models. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What ClaudeBot does Do not combine its traffic statistics with Claude-User or Claude-SearchBot; they represent different documented purposes. ### ClaudeBot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `ClaudeBot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Automated web collection Collection crawlers can visit pages without a person requesting each individual URL. Their purposes differ across operators, so the AI Crawler category should not be read as a universal technical specification. Keep the stated purpose and the evidence source together. A dashboard label is useful context, but it does not disclose an entire downstream data pipeline. Separate the collection identity from related search or assistant identities when reviewing access. A setting for one name does not necessarily cover all services from the same company. Record which token a rule targets, where the rule is enforced and what behavior the operator documents. Do not assume that every crawler uses the same controls. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### ClaudeBot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for ClaudeBot](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/8896518-does-anthropic-crawl-data-from-the-web-and-how-can-site-owners-block-the-crawler) and the [Anthropic website](https://www.anthropic.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Crawlers ### What it can do - Collects web content that can support development of Anthropic models. - Request identity: ClaudeBot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Crawlers ### Where it fits - Automated web collection - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Anthropic infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Do not combine its traffic statistics with Claude-User or Claude-SearchBot; they represent different documented purposes. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Anthropic - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.anthropic.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/8896518-does-anthropic-crawl-data-from-the-web-and-how-can-site-owners-block-the-crawler)[Logo source ↗](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/67ce28cfec624e2b733f8a52/67d31dd7aa394792257596c5_webclip.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Amazonbot→](https://xpu.live/agents/amazonbot/)[Bytespider→](https://xpu.live/agents/bytespider/)[CCBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/ccbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Cloudflare Crawler Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/cloudflare-crawler/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Cloudflare Crawler Documented identity By [Cloudflare ↗](https://www.cloudflare.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.cloudflare.com/) Cloudflare Crawler is listed here in the browser automation category and is associated with Cloudflare. Retrieves web content through the Cloudflare Browser Run crawl service. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Cloudflare Crawler does The crawl identity is separate from other Cloudflare browser and scanning services. Its documented behavior does not bypass CAPTCHAs or bot protection. ### Cloudflare Crawler user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `CloudflareBrowserRenderingCrawler`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Browser infrastructure for agent workflows A managed browser gives an application or agent a way to load pages and perform a workflow. It is infrastructure rather than a foundation model. Sessions, tools and permissions depend on the operator service and the application using it. A browser visit alone does not reveal the complete task or prove that every requested action succeeded. For an integration, verify the supported interface, authentication requirements and current billing terms in operator documentation. For a website owner, distinguish browser automation from passive indexing. Review request context and any documented identity evidence. A product capability should not be treated as permission to access private pages or perform an action on behalf of another person. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Cloudflare Crawler questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Cloudflare Crawler](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/cloudflare-browser-rendering-crawler) and the [Cloudflare website](https://www.cloudflare.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). Browser Automation ### What it can do - Retrieves web content through the Cloudflare Browser Run crawl service. - Request identity: CloudflareBrowserRenderingCrawler - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: Browser Automation ### Where it fits - Browser infrastructure for agent workflows - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Cloudflare infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope The crawl identity is separate from other Cloudflare browser and scanning services. Its documented behavior does not bypass CAPTCHAs or bot protection. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Cloudflare - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Browser API ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.cloudflare.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/cloudflare-browser-rendering-crawler)[Logo source ↗](https://www.cloudflare.com/favicon.ico) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Anchor Browser→](https://xpu.live/agents/anchor-browser/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: DuckAssistBot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/duckassistbot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## DuckAssistBot Documented identity By [DuckDuckGo ↗](https://duckduckgo.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://duckduckgo.com/) DuckAssistBot is listed here in the ai assistants category and is associated with DuckDuckGo. Retrieves web content for DuckDuckGo assisted-answer experiences. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What DuckAssistBot does This identity should be distinguished from DuckDuckBot general search crawling. Check DuckDuckGo documentation for the current purpose and verification details. ### DuckAssistBot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `DuckAssistBot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### User-directed web retrieval A person asks an assistant to inspect a page or obtain information. The resulting fetch can be limited to a particular URL rather than a broad indexing pass. When investigating a request, preserve its time, requested path and response status. A fetch does not by itself tell you which answer the user received. Compare user-directed retrieval with automatic collection before making a site-access decision. An assistant may need the content now, while a crawler may revisit it on its own schedule. Keep these activities separate in reporting; neither a successful fetch nor a quoted link proves that the page was used for model training. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### DuckAssistBot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for DuckAssistBot](https://duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/results/duckassistbot/) and the [DuckDuckGo website](https://duckduckgo.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Assistants ### What it can do - Retrieves web content for DuckDuckGo assisted-answer experiences. - Request identity: DuckAssistBot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Assistants ### Where it fits - User-directed web retrieval - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through DuckDuckGo infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope This identity should be distinguished from DuckDuckBot general search crawling. Check DuckDuckGo documentation for the current purpose and verification details. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: DuckDuckGo - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://duckduckgo.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/results/duckassistbot/)[Logo source ↗](https://duckduckgo.com/static-assets/favicons/DDG-iOS-icon_120x120.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [ChatGPT-User→](https://xpu.live/agents/chatgpt-user/)[Claude-User→](https://xpu.live/agents/claude-user/)[Manus Bot→](https://xpu.live/agents/manus-bot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: FacebookBot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/facebookbot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## FacebookBot Documented identity By [Meta ↗](https://about.meta.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://about.meta.com/) FacebookBot is listed here in the ai crawlers category and is associated with Meta. Names a Meta-associated crawler identity listed in the supplied Cloudflare dashboard. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What FacebookBot does Public documentation coverage for this exact legacy label is limited. Do not silently equate FacebookBot with facebookexternalhit link previews or Meta-ExternalAgent. ### FacebookBot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `FacebookBot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Automated web collection Collection crawlers can visit pages without a person requesting each individual URL. Their purposes differ across operators, so the AI Crawler category should not be read as a universal technical specification. Keep the stated purpose and the evidence source together. A dashboard label is useful context, but it does not disclose an entire downstream data pipeline. Separate the collection identity from related search or assistant identities when reviewing access. A setting for one name does not necessarily cover all services from the same company. Record which token a rule targets, where the rule is enforced and what behavior the operator documents. Do not assume that every crawler uses the same controls. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### FacebookBot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for FacebookBot](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/webmasters/crawler/) and the [Meta website](https://about.meta.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Crawlers ### What it can do - Names a Meta-associated crawler identity listed in the supplied Cloudflare dashboard. - Request identity: FacebookBot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Crawlers ### Where it fits - Automated web collection - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Meta infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Public documentation coverage for this exact legacy label is limited. Do not silently equate FacebookBot with facebookexternalhit link previews or Meta-ExternalAgent. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Meta - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://about.meta.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/webmasters/crawler/)[Logo source ↗](https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/rsrc.php/yQ/r/0eWKxz9kEoF.webp) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Amazonbot→](https://xpu.live/agents/amazonbot/)[Bytespider→](https://xpu.live/agents/bytespider/)[CCBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/ccbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Google-CloudVertexBot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/google-cloudvertexbot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Google-CloudVertexBot Documented identity By [Google ↗](https://cloud.google.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://cloud.google.com/) Google-CloudVertexBot is listed here in the ai crawlers category and is associated with Google. Supports site-owner-requested crawling associated with Google Cloud Vertex AI. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Google-CloudVertexBot does This is separate from Googlebot general Search crawling and Google-Extended content-use controls. A visit does not imply a Google Search ranking change. ### Google-CloudVertexBot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Google-CloudVertexBot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Automated web collection Collection crawlers can visit pages without a person requesting each individual URL. Their purposes differ across operators, so the AI Crawler category should not be read as a universal technical specification. Keep the stated purpose and the evidence source together. A dashboard label is useful context, but it does not disclose an entire downstream data pipeline. Separate the collection identity from related search or assistant identities when reviewing access. A setting for one name does not necessarily cover all services from the same company. Record which token a rule targets, where the rule is enforced and what behavior the operator documents. Do not assume that every crawler uses the same controls. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Google-CloudVertexBot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Google-CloudVertexBot](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/google-cloudvertexbot) and the [Google website](https://cloud.google.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Crawlers ### What it can do - Supports site-owner-requested crawling associated with Google Cloud Vertex AI. - Request identity: Google-CloudVertexBot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Crawlers ### Where it fits - Automated web collection - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Google infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope This is separate from Googlebot general Search crawling and Google-Extended content-use controls. A visit does not imply a Google Search ranking change. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Google - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://cloud.google.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/google-cloudvertexbot)[Logo source ↗](https://www.google.com/favicon.ico) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Amazonbot→](https://xpu.live/agents/amazonbot/)[Bytespider→](https://xpu.live/agents/bytespider/)[CCBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/ccbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Googlebot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/googlebot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Googlebot Documented identity By [Google ↗](https://www.google.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.google.com/) Googlebot is listed here in the search engine crawlers category and is associated with Google. Discovers web content for Google Search. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Googlebot does Google publishes several crawler types and verification methods. A request is not proof of indexing, ranking or use by every Google AI product. ### Googlebot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Googlebot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Search-engine discovery A search crawler finds and revisits web resources that may support an index. Discovery, indexing and ranking are distinct stages. A successful request is useful diagnostic evidence, but it does not guarantee search visibility. Review the operator webmaster tools and published crawler guidance before attributing a traffic change to a particular visit. Use the exact crawler identity when investigating access. Search operators can run separate clients for images, advertising checks and user-triggered fetches. Those clients do not automatically share the same purpose or control token. Keep canonical URLs, response codes and crawl directives consistent, then use the official verification method where one is published. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Googlebot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Googlebot](https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/google-common-crawlers) and the [Google website](https://www.google.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). Search Engine Crawlers ### What it can do - Discovers web content for Google Search. - Request identity: Googlebot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: Search Engine Crawlers ### Where it fits - Search-engine discovery - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Google infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Google publishes several crawler types and verification methods. A request is not proof of indexing, ranking or use by every Google AI product. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Google - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.google.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/google-common-crawlers)[Logo source ↗](https://www.google.com/favicon.ico) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Baidu→](https://xpu.live/agents/baidu/)[BingBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/bingbot/)[Terracotta Bot→](https://xpu.live/agents/terracotta-bot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: GPTBot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/gptbot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## GPTBot Documented identity By [OpenAI ↗](https://openai.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://openai.com/) GPTBot is listed here in the ai crawlers category and is associated with OpenAI. Crawls content that may support training OpenAI foundation models. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What GPTBot does Its robots.txt setting is independent of OAI-SearchBot. Training collection and search visibility should be evaluated separately. ### GPTBot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `GPTBot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Automated web collection Collection crawlers can visit pages without a person requesting each individual URL. Their purposes differ across operators, so the AI Crawler category should not be read as a universal technical specification. Keep the stated purpose and the evidence source together. A dashboard label is useful context, but it does not disclose an entire downstream data pipeline. Separate the collection identity from related search or assistant identities when reviewing access. A setting for one name does not necessarily cover all services from the same company. Record which token a rule targets, where the rule is enforced and what behavior the operator documents. Do not assume that every crawler uses the same controls. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### GPTBot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for GPTBot](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/bots) and the [OpenAI website](https://openai.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Crawlers ### What it can do - Crawls content that may support training OpenAI foundation models. - Request identity: GPTBot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Crawlers ### Where it fits - Automated web collection - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through OpenAI infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Its robots.txt setting is independent of OAI-SearchBot. Training collection and search visibility should be evaluated separately. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: OpenAI - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://openai.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/bots)[Logo source ↗](https://developers.openai.com/favicon.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Amazonbot→](https://xpu.live/agents/amazonbot/)[Bytespider→](https://xpu.live/agents/bytespider/)[CCBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/ccbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Manus Bot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/manus-bot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Manus Bot Documented identity By [Manus ↗](https://manus.im/) [Visit website ↗](https://manus.im/) Manus Bot is listed here in the ai assistants category and is associated with Manus. Identifies web activity associated with Manus agent workflows. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Manus Bot does A browser agent identity is not a separate downloadable model. The initiating task and applicable service terms determine what the workflow does. Cloudflare lists no stable HTTP user-agent pattern in the reviewed record; do not invent a robots.txt token from the display name. ### Manus Bot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `No stable HTTP user-agent token published in the reviewed Cloudflare record`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### User-directed web retrieval A person asks an assistant to inspect a page or obtain information. The resulting fetch can be limited to a particular URL rather than a broad indexing pass. When investigating a request, preserve its time, requested path and response status. A fetch does not by itself tell you which answer the user received. Compare user-directed retrieval with automatic collection before making a site-access decision. An assistant may need the content now, while a crawler may revisit it on its own schedule. Keep these activities separate in reporting; neither a successful fetch nor a quoted link proves that the page was used for model training. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Manus Bot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Manus Bot](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/manus-bot) and the [Manus website](https://manus.im/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Assistants ### What it can do - Identifies web activity associated with Manus agent workflows. - Request identity: No stable HTTP user-agent token published in the reviewed Cloudflare record - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Assistants ### Where it fits - User-directed web retrieval - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Manus infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope A browser agent identity is not a separate downloadable model. The initiating task and applicable service terms determine what the workflow does. Cloudflare lists no stable HTTP user-agent pattern in the reviewed record; do not invent a robots.txt token from the display name. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Manus - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://manus.im/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/manus-bot)[Logo source ↗](https://manus.im/apple-icon.png?apple-icon.153es_5lvwth1.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [ChatGPT-User→](https://xpu.live/agents/chatgpt-user/)[Claude-User→](https://xpu.live/agents/claude-user/)[DuckAssistBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/duckassistbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Meta-ExternalFetcher Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/meta-externalfetcher/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Meta-ExternalFetcher Documented identity By [Meta ↗](https://about.meta.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://about.meta.com/) Meta-ExternalFetcher is listed here in the ai assistants category and is associated with Meta. Retrieves individual links for user-initiated Meta product features. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Meta-ExternalFetcher does Keep user-driven fetches distinct from Meta-ExternalAgent automated collection when reading traffic and access rules. ### Meta-ExternalFetcher user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `meta-externalfetcher`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### User-directed web retrieval A person asks an assistant to inspect a page or obtain information. The resulting fetch can be limited to a particular URL rather than a broad indexing pass. When investigating a request, preserve its time, requested path and response status. A fetch does not by itself tell you which answer the user received. Compare user-directed retrieval with automatic collection before making a site-access decision. An assistant may need the content now, while a crawler may revisit it on its own schedule. Keep these activities separate in reporting; neither a successful fetch nor a quoted link proves that the page was used for model training. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Meta-ExternalFetcher questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Meta-ExternalFetcher](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/meta-externalfetcher) and the [Meta website](https://about.meta.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Assistants ### What it can do - Retrieves individual links for user-initiated Meta product features. - Request identity: meta-externalfetcher - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Assistants ### Where it fits - User-directed web retrieval - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Meta infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Keep user-driven fetches distinct from Meta-ExternalAgent automated collection when reading traffic and access rules. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Meta - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://about.meta.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/meta-externalfetcher)[Logo source ↗](https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/rsrc.php/yQ/r/0eWKxz9kEoF.webp) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [ChatGPT-User→](https://xpu.live/agents/chatgpt-user/)[Claude-User→](https://xpu.live/agents/claude-user/)[DuckAssistBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/duckassistbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: MistralAI-User Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/mistralai-user/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## MistralAI-User Documented identity By [Mistral ↗](https://mistral.ai/) [Visit website ↗](https://mistral.ai/) MistralAI-User is listed here in the ai assistants category and is associated with Mistral. Identifies user-facing web retrieval associated with Mistral services. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What MistralAI-User does The fetcher is not an independently selectable language model. Do not infer a specific model version, context limit or API tariff from its user-agent name. ### MistralAI-User user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `MistralAI-User`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### User-directed web retrieval A person asks an assistant to inspect a page or obtain information. The resulting fetch can be limited to a particular URL rather than a broad indexing pass. When investigating a request, preserve its time, requested path and response status. A fetch does not by itself tell you which answer the user received. Compare user-directed retrieval with automatic collection before making a site-access decision. An assistant may need the content now, while a crawler may revisit it on its own schedule. Keep these activities separate in reporting; neither a successful fetch nor a quoted link proves that the page was used for model training. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### MistralAI-User questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for MistralAI-User](https://docs.mistral.ai/robots) and the [Mistral website](https://mistral.ai/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Assistants ### What it can do - Identifies user-facing web retrieval associated with Mistral services. - Request identity: MistralAI-User - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Assistants ### Where it fits - User-directed web retrieval - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Mistral infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope The fetcher is not an independently selectable language model. Do not infer a specific model version, context limit or API tariff from its user-agent name. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Mistral - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://mistral.ai/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://docs.mistral.ai/robots)[Logo source ↗](https://mistral.ai/favicon.ico) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [ChatGPT-User→](https://xpu.live/agents/chatgpt-user/)[Claude-User→](https://xpu.live/agents/claude-user/)[DuckAssistBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/duckassistbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Novellum AI Crawl Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/novellum-ai-crawl/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Novellum AI Crawl Documented identity By [Novellum ↗](https://novellum.ai/) [Visit website ↗](https://novellum.ai/) Novellum AI Crawl is listed here in the ai crawlers category and is associated with Novellum. Provides agent-oriented crawling through a Novellum MCP-related tool. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Novellum AI Crawl does The display label differs from the documented Novellum request token. Cloudflare also links a published signature-agent directory for this identity. ### Novellum AI Crawl user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Novellum`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Automated web collection Collection crawlers can visit pages without a person requesting each individual URL. Their purposes differ across operators, so the AI Crawler category should not be read as a universal technical specification. Keep the stated purpose and the evidence source together. A dashboard label is useful context, but it does not disclose an entire downstream data pipeline. Separate the collection identity from related search or assistant identities when reviewing access. A setting for one name does not necessarily cover all services from the same company. Record which token a rule targets, where the rule is enforced and what behavior the operator documents. Do not assume that every crawler uses the same controls. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Novellum AI Crawl questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Novellum AI Crawl](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/novellum-ai-crawl) and the [Novellum website](https://novellum.ai/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Crawlers ### What it can do - Provides agent-oriented crawling through a Novellum MCP-related tool. - Request identity: Novellum - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Crawlers ### Where it fits - Automated web collection - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Novellum infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope The display label differs from the documented Novellum request token. Cloudflare also links a published signature-agent directory for this identity. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. Official operator logo could not be verified because the operator website was unavailable at review time. The initial is a neutral placeholder. ### At a glance - Company / team: Novellum - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://novellum.ai/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/novellum-ai-crawl)[Logo source ↗](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/novellum-ai-crawl) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Amazonbot→](https://xpu.live/agents/amazonbot/)[Bytespider→](https://xpu.live/agents/bytespider/)[CCBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/ccbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: OAI-SearchBot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/oai-searchbot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## OAI-SearchBot Documented identity By [OpenAI ↗](https://openai.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://openai.com/) OAI-SearchBot is listed here in the ai search category and is associated with OpenAI. Discovers content for ChatGPT search results. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What OAI-SearchBot does This search crawler has a separate role from GPTBot training collection and ChatGPT-User user-triggered visits. Access does not guarantee a citation. ### OAI-SearchBot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `OAI-SearchBot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Search discovery and answer retrieval Search-oriented systems discover or refresh content that may later help answer a query. A fetch, an index entry and a citation are different events. Successful HTTP delivery only confirms that a resource was served. It does not establish whether the system retained the page or selected it for a particular answer. Evaluate search access against the content you want discoverable. Keep public reference pages readable and verify that canonical URLs and sitemaps are consistent. These practices help diagnosis, but no crawler profile can promise inclusion or ranking. Use the operator guidance to distinguish search indexing from training and user-initiated visits. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### OAI-SearchBot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for OAI-SearchBot](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/bots) and the [OpenAI website](https://openai.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Search ### What it can do - Discovers content for ChatGPT search results. - Request identity: OAI-SearchBot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Search ### Where it fits - Search discovery and answer retrieval - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through OpenAI infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope This search crawler has a separate role from GPTBot training collection and ChatGPT-User user-triggered visits. Access does not guarantee a citation. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: OpenAI - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://openai.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/bots)[Logo source ↗](https://developers.openai.com/favicon.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Applebot→](https://xpu.live/agents/applebot/)[Claude-SearchBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/claude-searchbot/)[PerplexityBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/perplexitybot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Perplexity-User Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/perplexity-user/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Perplexity-User Documented identity By [Perplexity ↗](https://www.perplexity.ai/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.perplexity.ai/) Perplexity-User is listed here in the ai assistants category and is associated with Perplexity. Fetches pages in connection with Perplexity user requests. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Perplexity-User does Separate user-driven retrieval from PerplexityBot indexing. Review the operator documentation for the different access and robots.txt behavior. ### Perplexity-User user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Perplexity-User`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### User-directed web retrieval A person asks an assistant to inspect a page or obtain information. The resulting fetch can be limited to a particular URL rather than a broad indexing pass. When investigating a request, preserve its time, requested path and response status. A fetch does not by itself tell you which answer the user received. Compare user-directed retrieval with automatic collection before making a site-access decision. An assistant may need the content now, while a crawler may revisit it on its own schedule. Keep these activities separate in reporting; neither a successful fetch nor a quoted link proves that the page was used for model training. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Perplexity-User questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Perplexity-User](https://docs.perplexity.ai/guides/bots) and the [Perplexity website](https://www.perplexity.ai/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Assistants ### What it can do - Fetches pages in connection with Perplexity user requests. - Request identity: Perplexity-User - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Assistants ### Where it fits - User-directed web retrieval - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Perplexity infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Separate user-driven retrieval from PerplexityBot indexing. Review the operator documentation for the different access and robots.txt behavior. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Perplexity - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.perplexity.ai/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://docs.perplexity.ai/guides/bots)[Logo source ↗](https://www.perplexity.ai/apple-touch-icon.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [ChatGPT-User→](https://xpu.live/agents/chatgpt-user/)[Claude-User→](https://xpu.live/agents/claude-user/)[DuckAssistBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/duckassistbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: PerplexityBot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/perplexitybot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## PerplexityBot Documented identity By [Perplexity ↗](https://www.perplexity.ai/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.perplexity.ai/) PerplexityBot is listed here in the ai search category and is associated with Perplexity. Collects web information for Perplexity search discovery. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What PerplexityBot does This crawler is separate from the user-initiated Perplexity-User fetcher. A successful visit does not guarantee that an answer will cite the page. ### PerplexityBot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `PerplexityBot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Search discovery and answer retrieval Search-oriented systems discover or refresh content that may later help answer a query. A fetch, an index entry and a citation are different events. Successful HTTP delivery only confirms that a resource was served. It does not establish whether the system retained the page or selected it for a particular answer. Evaluate search access against the content you want discoverable. Keep public reference pages readable and verify that canonical URLs and sitemaps are consistent. These practices help diagnosis, but no crawler profile can promise inclusion or ranking. Use the operator guidance to distinguish search indexing from training and user-initiated visits. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### PerplexityBot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for PerplexityBot](https://docs.perplexity.ai/guides/bots) and the [Perplexity website](https://www.perplexity.ai/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Search ### What it can do - Collects web information for Perplexity search discovery. - Request identity: PerplexityBot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Search ### Where it fits - Search discovery and answer retrieval - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Perplexity infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope This crawler is separate from the user-initiated Perplexity-User fetcher. A successful visit does not guarantee that an answer will cite the page. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Perplexity - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.perplexity.ai/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://docs.perplexity.ai/guides/bots)[Logo source ↗](https://www.perplexity.ai/apple-touch-icon.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Applebot→](https://xpu.live/agents/applebot/)[Claude-SearchBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/claude-searchbot/)[OAI-SearchBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/oai-searchbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: PetalBot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/petalbot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## PetalBot Documented identity By [Huawei ↗](https://www.huawei.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.huawei.com/) PetalBot is listed here in the ai search category and is associated with Huawei. Builds web indexes used by Petal Search and related Huawei discovery services. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What PetalBot does Cloudflare may group the identity under an AI collection category, while the documented purpose also includes search. Both context and source date matter. ### PetalBot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `PetalBot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Search discovery and answer retrieval Search-oriented systems discover or refresh content that may later help answer a query. A fetch, an index entry and a citation are different events. Successful HTTP delivery only confirms that a resource was served. It does not establish whether the system retained the page or selected it for a particular answer. Evaluate search access against the content you want discoverable. Keep public reference pages readable and verify that canonical URLs and sitemaps are consistent. These practices help diagnosis, but no crawler profile can promise inclusion or ranking. Use the operator guidance to distinguish search indexing from training and user-initiated visits. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### PetalBot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for PetalBot](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/petalbot) and the [Huawei website](https://www.huawei.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Search ### What it can do - Builds web indexes used by Petal Search and related Huawei discovery services. - Request identity: PetalBot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Search ### Where it fits - Search discovery and answer retrieval - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Huawei infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Cloudflare may group the identity under an AI collection category, while the documented purpose also includes search. Both context and source date matter. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Huawei - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.huawei.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/petalbot)[Logo source ↗](https://www.huawei.com/-/media/htemplate-home/1.0.1.20251205144752/components/assets/img/apple-touch-icon-180.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Applebot→](https://xpu.live/agents/applebot/)[Claude-SearchBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/claude-searchbot/)[OAI-SearchBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/oai-searchbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: ProRataInc Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/proratainc/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## ProRataInc Documented identity By [ProRata.ai ↗](https://www.prorata.ai/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.prorata.ai/) ProRataInc is listed here in the ai crawlers category and is associated with ProRata.ai. Names the ProRata.ai crawler identity shown in the supplied Cloudflare list. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What ProRataInc does Detailed public documentation for this exact crawler token was not established in this review. Operator product descriptions do not prove a specific request purpose or verification method. ### ProRataInc user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `ProRataInc`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Automated web collection Collection crawlers can visit pages without a person requesting each individual URL. Their purposes differ across operators, so the AI Crawler category should not be read as a universal technical specification. Keep the stated purpose and the evidence source together. A dashboard label is useful context, but it does not disclose an entire downstream data pipeline. Separate the collection identity from related search or assistant identities when reviewing access. A setting for one name does not necessarily cover all services from the same company. Record which token a rule targets, where the rule is enforced and what behavior the operator documents. Do not assume that every crawler uses the same controls. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### ProRataInc questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for ProRataInc](https://www.prorata.ai/) and the [ProRata.ai website](https://www.prorata.ai/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Crawlers ### What it can do - Names the ProRata.ai crawler identity shown in the supplied Cloudflare list. - Request identity: ProRataInc - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Crawlers ### Where it fits - Automated web collection - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through ProRata.ai infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Detailed public documentation for this exact crawler token was not established in this review. Operator product descriptions do not prove a specific request purpose or verification method. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: ProRata.ai - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.prorata.ai/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://www.prorata.ai/)[Logo source ↗](https://prorata.ai/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cropped-ProRata_Favicons-cy-512-180x180.webp) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Amazonbot→](https://xpu.live/agents/amazonbot/)[Bytespider→](https://xpu.live/agents/bytespider/)[CCBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/ccbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Terracotta Bot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/terracotta-bot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Terracotta Bot Documented identity By [Ceramic ↗](https://ceramic.ai/) [Visit website ↗](https://ceramic.ai/)[Source code ↗](https://github.com/CeramicTeam/CeramicTerracotta) Terracotta Bot is listed here in the search engine crawlers category and is associated with Ceramic. Builds indexes for Ceramic search. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Terracotta Bot does Cloudflare lists Terracotta and Terracotta-News request identifiers. These are web retrieval identities, not general-purpose coding assistants. ### Terracotta Bot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Terracotta`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Search-engine discovery A search crawler finds and revisits web resources that may support an index. Discovery, indexing and ranking are distinct stages. A successful request is useful diagnostic evidence, but it does not guarantee search visibility. Review the operator webmaster tools and published crawler guidance before attributing a traffic change to a particular visit. Use the exact crawler identity when investigating access. Search operators can run separate clients for images, advertising checks and user-triggered fetches. Those clients do not automatically share the same purpose or control token. Keep canonical URLs, response codes and crawl directives consistent, then use the official verification method where one is published. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Terracotta Bot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Terracotta Bot](https://github.com/CeramicTeam/CeramicTerracotta) and the [Ceramic website](https://ceramic.ai/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). Search Engine Crawlers ### What it can do - Builds indexes for Ceramic search. - Request identity: Terracotta - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: Search Engine Crawlers ### Where it fits - Search-engine discovery - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Ceramic infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Cloudflare lists Terracotta and Terracotta-News request identifiers. These are web retrieval identities, not general-purpose coding assistants. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Ceramic - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://ceramic.ai/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://github.com/CeramicTeam/CeramicTerracotta)[Source repository ↗](https://github.com/CeramicTeam/CeramicTerracotta)[Logo source ↗](https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/157657560?s=256&v=4) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Baidu→](https://xpu.live/agents/baidu/)[BingBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/bingbot/)[Googlebot→](https://xpu.live/agents/googlebot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: TikTok Spider Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/tiktok-spider/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## TikTok Spider Documented identity By [ByteDance ↗](https://www.bytedance.com/) [Visit website ↗](https://www.bytedance.com/) TikTok Spider is listed here in the ai crawlers category and is associated with ByteDance. Names a ByteDance-associated crawler label from the supplied Cloudflare list. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What TikTok Spider does An operator-authored specification for this exact token was not established in this review. Do not assume a crawl rate, training purpose or robots.txt guarantee from third-party descriptions. ### TikTok Spider user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `TikTokSpider`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Automated web collection Collection crawlers can visit pages without a person requesting each individual URL. Their purposes differ across operators, so the AI Crawler category should not be read as a universal technical specification. Keep the stated purpose and the evidence source together. A dashboard label is useful context, but it does not disclose an entire downstream data pipeline. Separate the collection identity from related search or assistant identities when reviewing access. A setting for one name does not necessarily cover all services from the same company. Record which token a rule targets, where the rule is enforced and what behavior the operator documents. Do not assume that every crawler uses the same controls. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### TikTok Spider questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for TikTok Spider](https://www.bytedance.com/) and the [ByteDance website](https://www.bytedance.com/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). AI Crawlers ### What it can do - Names a ByteDance-associated crawler label from the supplied Cloudflare list. - Request identity: TikTokSpider - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: AI Crawlers ### Where it fits - Automated web collection - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through ByteDance infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope An operator-authored specification for this exact token was not established in this review. Do not assume a crawl rate, training purpose or robots.txt guarantee from third-party descriptions. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: ByteDance - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://www.bytedance.com/)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://www.bytedance.com/)[Logo source ↗](https://www.bytedance.com/) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Amazonbot→](https://xpu.live/agents/amazonbot/)[Bytespider→](https://xpu.live/agents/bytespider/)[CCBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/ccbot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Timpibot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/agents/timpibot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:26:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. ## Timpibot Documented identity By [Timpi ↗](https://timpi.io/about) [Visit website ↗](https://timpi.io/about) Timpibot is listed here in the search engine crawlers category and is associated with Timpi. Identifies Timpi-related web collection in the supplied Cloudflare list. This profile explains the identity and its documented scope so readers can distinguish it from a downloadable coding agent or a language model. It is an independent reference, not an operator endorsement. ### What Timpibot does Timpi describes a web-indexing ecosystem. Exact request authentication and crawl-control details for this token should be confirmed with current operator guidance rather than guessed. ### Timpibot user-agent identity The request identifier recorded for this profile is `Timpibot`. A display name, an HTTP user-agent string and a robots.txt product token can differ. Confirm the control spelling in the linked operator guidance before writing a rule. A name in a request header alone is not authentication: another client can copy it. ### Search-engine discovery A search crawler finds and revisits web resources that may support an index. Discovery, indexing and ranking are distinct stages. A successful request is useful diagnostic evidence, but it does not guarantee search visibility. Review the operator webmaster tools and published crawler guidance before attributing a traffic change to a particular visit. Use the exact crawler identity when investigating access. Search operators can run separate clients for images, advertising checks and user-triggered fetches. Those clients do not automatically share the same purpose or control token. Keep canonical URLs, response codes and crawl directives consistent, then use the official verification method where one is published. ### How to investigate a visit Keep a representative log entry with the requested URL, timestamp, response code and source address. Compare it with current operator documentation and any published identity evidence. Use published IP ranges, DNS checks or request-signature verification only when the operator actually supports that method. This profile does not publish guessed address ranges or a universal allow rule. ### Scope, costs and source limits A recorded visit does not establish a model version, an API token price or a software license. These properties belong to separate products and agreements. The details below state the scope that was established for this identity; unconfirmed implementation information is identified as such. Any subscription, API or browser-service charge must be checked on the operator's current pricing pages. ### Timpibot questions #### Can I install this crawler as an agent? This is a web-identity reference. An operator-managed crawler or fetcher is not automatically available as self-hosted software. If the operator offers a separate SDK, API or browser product, use that product's documented installation and access process rather than assuming the crawler name is an installable package. #### Where should I verify the details? Review the [source documentation for Timpibot](https://timpi.io/) and the [Timpi website](https://timpi.io/). For related entries, browse the [XPU Live agent and crawler directory](https://xpu.live/agents/). To compare inference services separately, visit the [AI provider directory](https://xpu.live/providers/). Search Engine Crawlers ### What it can do - Identifies Timpi-related web collection in the supplied Cloudflare list. - Request identity: Timpibot - Source-linked operator reference - Distinct category: Search Engine Crawlers ### Where it fits - Search-engine discovery - Web traffic identification and log investigation - Comparing crawler and assistant roles ### Models & deployment #### Model compatibility Not a standalone model endpoint. A supported model list and model-specific prices do not follow from this web identity. #### Where it runs Operated through Timpi infrastructure or its managed services. This profile is not a self-hosted deployment recipe. #### Cost model No per-token tariff is assigned to this crawler identity. Operator services, if offered separately, have their own current access terms and pricing. ### Limitations & scope Timpi describes a web-indexing ecosystem. Exact request authentication and crawl-control details for this token should be confirmed with current operator guidance rather than guessed. User-agent matching alone does not authenticate a request. Technical behavior not confirmed in the linked sources is not asserted here. ### At a glance - Company / team: Timpi - Software license: Operator-managed / not specified - Project status: Documented identity - Built with: Implementation languages not publicly confirmed for this exact identity. - Sources checked: 2026-10-18 - Interfaces: Web crawler / fetcher ### Official resources [Website ↗](https://timpi.io/about)[Documentation / getting started ↗](https://timpi.io/about)[Logo source ↗](https://timpi.io/assets/brand/Timpi%20Ecosystem%20Simple%20White.png) Specifications are curated from the linked project documentation. Check the official project for installation requirements and current changes. ### Explore more [Baidu→](https://xpu.live/agents/baidu/)[BingBot→](https://xpu.live/agents/bingbot/)[Googlebot→](https://xpu.live/agents/googlebot/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Runpod Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/runpod/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 12:12:36 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) GPU CLOUD PROVIDER ## Runpod GPU instances Runpod is listed in the xpu live GPU provider catalog as a GPU instances. This page brings together its published rental offers, hardware links and billing notes. Compare the exact GPU configuration and rental conditions before deciding which offer fits your workload. Dedicated GPU instances with a broad choice of accelerator sizes. The catalog below records the lowest public on-demand API rate among enabled Secure and Community clouds; the selected cloud is stated with each offer. ### Runpod GPU rental options The offers on this page are linked to specific GPUs in our directory. Open a hardware profile to review its recorded memory, architecture and specification sources. The GPU’s own VRAM is separate from the host server’s system RAM, storage and CPU allocation. Compare rental types carefully. On-demand capacity, reserved commitments, interruptible spot offers and serverless processing can have different charging rules. A lower hourly rate may require a longer commitment or a different allocation. Confirm whether access is dedicated, shared or partitioned before estimating usable capacity. ### Understanding Runpod prices and billing [Price figure omitted from this static reference; consult the canonical page.] Storage, networking, taxes and supporting server resources may add charges. Serverless offers can measure active GPU time differently from a continuously rented machine. Review CPU and RAM inclusion beside the relevant offer and consult the provider’s source for the exact charging policy. For Runpod, the saved billing notes and source dates provide context for the listed rates. Marketplace availability can change quickly, and an observed price does not reserve capacity. Confirm the region, hardware edition and current availability before deploying a job. ### Check the configuration before renting Match the offer to your model size, batch size and expected memory requirements. A GPU with sufficient nominal memory can still require room for the runtime, activations and temporary buffers. For multi-GPU jobs, check the actual interconnect and network configuration rather than assuming that every instance has the same topology. Use [Runpod official pricing](https://www.runpod.io/pricing) to review the current rental conditions. The catalog records Multiple regions; check console capacity for regions or availability. Missing server specifications remain unknown until they are supplied by a source; they are not default allocations. Compare [other GPU rental providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) and browse the [GPU hardware directory](https://xpu.live/gpu/). Select the Runpod offer that matches your required hardware, operating time and service conditions, then verify the total bill with the provider. [Compare 39 offers ↓](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/runpod/#rental-offers)[Provider website ↗](https://www.runpod.io/) PROVIDER OVERVIEW 39published rental offers GPU instances Multiple regions; check console capacitySources checked 2026-11-04 [Official pricing ↗](https://www.runpod.io/pricing) ### Provider details - Service: GPU instances - Regions: Multiple regions; check console capacity - Checked: 2026-11-04 BILLING NOTES #### Understand the bill API on-demand GPU-hour rates. The selected Secure or Community cloud is stated in each offer. Storage, networking and taxes may add to compute charges. --- ## Selected or updated profile: CloudRift Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/cloudrift/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:15:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) GPU CLOUD PROVIDER ## CloudRift GPU instances and reservations CloudRift is listed in the xpu live GPU provider catalog as a GPU instances and reservations. This page brings together its published rental offers, hardware links and billing notes. Compare the exact GPU configuration and rental conditions before deciding which offer fits your workload. GPU rental platform with on-demand and reserved configurations. Quote-only offers are kept separate from published prices. ### CloudRift GPU rental options The offers on this page are linked to specific GPUs in our directory. Open a hardware profile to review its recorded memory, architecture and specification sources. The GPU’s own VRAM is separate from the host server’s system RAM, storage and CPU allocation. Compare rental types carefully. On-demand capacity, reserved commitments, interruptible spot offers and serverless processing can have different charging rules. A lower hourly rate may require a longer commitment or a different allocation. Confirm whether access is dedicated, shared or partitioned before estimating usable capacity. ### Understanding CloudRift prices and billing [Price figure omitted from this static reference; consult the canonical page.] Storage, networking, taxes and supporting server resources may add charges. Serverless offers can measure active GPU time differently from a continuously rented machine. Review CPU and RAM inclusion beside the relevant offer and consult the provider’s source for the exact charging policy. For CloudRift, the saved billing notes and source dates provide context for the listed rates. Marketplace availability can change quickly, and an observed price does not reserve capacity. Confirm the region, hardware edition and current availability before deploying a job. ### Check the configuration before renting Match the offer to your model size, batch size and expected memory requirements. A GPU with sufficient nominal memory can still require room for the runtime, activations and temporary buffers. For multi-GPU jobs, check the actual interconnect and network configuration rather than assuming that every instance has the same topology. Use [CloudRift official pricing](https://www.cloudrift.ai/pricing) to review the current rental conditions. The catalog records Check console or contact sales for regions or availability. Missing server specifications remain unknown until they are supplied by a source; they are not default allocations. Compare [other GPU rental providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) and browse the [GPU hardware directory](https://xpu.live/gpu/). Select the CloudRift offer that matches your required hardware, operating time and service conditions, then verify the total bill with the provider. [Compare 9 offers ↓](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/cloudrift/#rental-offers)[Provider website ↗](https://www.cloudrift.ai/) PROVIDER OVERVIEW 9published rental offers GPU instances and reservations Check console or contact salesSources checked 2026-11-04 [Official pricing ↗](https://www.cloudrift.ai/pricing) ### Provider details - Service: GPU instances and reservations - Regions: Check console or contact sales - Checked: 2026-11-04 BILLING NOTES #### Understand the bill Per-GPU rates. Reserved plans require a commitment; check the listed term. Availability varies. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Modal Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/modal/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:15:18 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) GPU CLOUD PROVIDER ## Modal Serverless GPU compute Modal is listed in the xpu live GPU provider catalog as a Serverless GPU compute. This page brings together its published rental offers, hardware links and billing notes. Compare the exact GPU configuration and rental conditions before deciding which offer fits your workload. Serverless GPU compute for containerized workloads. Prices below are GPU task rates, not complete virtual-machine prices. ### Modal GPU rental options The offers on this page are linked to specific GPUs in our directory. Open a hardware profile to review its recorded memory, architecture and specification sources. The GPU’s own VRAM is separate from the host server’s system RAM, storage and CPU allocation. Compare rental types carefully. On-demand capacity, reserved commitments, interruptible spot offers and serverless processing can have different charging rules. A lower hourly rate may require a longer commitment or a different allocation. Confirm whether access is dedicated, shared or partitioned before estimating usable capacity. ### Understanding Modal prices and billing [Price figure omitted from this static reference; consult the canonical page.] Storage, networking, taxes and supporting server resources may add charges. Serverless offers can measure active GPU time differently from a continuously rented machine. Review CPU and RAM inclusion beside the relevant offer and consult the provider’s source for the exact charging policy. For Modal, the saved billing notes and source dates provide context for the listed rates. Marketplace availability can change quickly, and an observed price does not reserve capacity. Confirm the region, hardware edition and current availability before deploying a job. ### Check the configuration before renting Match the offer to your model size, batch size and expected memory requirements. A GPU with sufficient nominal memory can still require room for the runtime, activations and temporary buffers. For multi-GPU jobs, check the actual interconnect and network configuration rather than assuming that every instance has the same topology. Use [Modal official pricing](https://modal.com/pricing) to review the current rental conditions. The catalog records Region selection may carry a surcharge for regions or availability. Missing server specifications remain unknown until they are supplied by a source; they are not default allocations. Compare [other GPU rental providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) and browse the [GPU hardware directory](https://xpu.live/gpu/). Select the Modal offer that matches your required hardware, operating time and service conditions, then verify the total bill with the provider. [Compare 9 offers ↓](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/modal/#rental-offers)[Provider website ↗](https://modal.com/) PROVIDER OVERVIEW 9published rental offers Serverless GPU compute Region selection may carry a surchargeSources checked 2026-11-04 [Official pricing ↗](https://modal.com/pricing) ### Provider details - Service: Serverless GPU compute - Regions: Region selection may carry a surcharge - Checked: 2026-11-04 BILLING NOTES #### Understand the bill GPU charges only; CPU, RAM and storage are billed separately. Hourly equivalents are published per-second rates × 3,600. Non-preemptible execution and region selection may cost more. --- ## Selected or updated profile: SaladCloud Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/salad/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:15:10 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) GPU CLOUD PROVIDER ## SaladCloud Distributed GPU cloud SaladCloud is listed in the xpu live GPU provider catalog as a Distributed GPU cloud. This page brings together its published rental offers, hardware links and billing notes. Compare the exact GPU configuration and rental conditions before deciding which offer fits your workload. Public website GPU-hour prices at four priorities. Optional organization API via SALAD_USE_API=1, SALAD_API_KEY and SALAD_ORGANIZATION; account quotes stay private. ### SaladCloud GPU rental options The offers on this page are linked to specific GPUs in our directory. Open a hardware profile to review its recorded memory, architecture and specification sources. The GPU’s own VRAM is separate from the host server’s system RAM, storage and CPU allocation. Compare rental types carefully. On-demand capacity, reserved commitments, interruptible spot offers and serverless processing can have different charging rules. A lower hourly rate may require a longer commitment or a different allocation. Confirm whether access is dedicated, shared or partitioned before estimating usable capacity. ### Understanding SaladCloud prices and billing [Price figure omitted from this static reference; consult the canonical page.] Storage, networking, taxes and supporting server resources may add charges. Serverless offers can measure active GPU time differently from a continuously rented machine. Review CPU and RAM inclusion beside the relevant offer and consult the provider’s source for the exact charging policy. For SaladCloud, the saved billing notes and source dates provide context for the listed rates. Marketplace availability can change quickly, and an observed price does not reserve capacity. Confirm the region, hardware edition and current availability before deploying a job. ### Check the configuration before renting Match the offer to your model size, batch size and expected memory requirements. A GPU with sufficient nominal memory can still require room for the runtime, activations and temporary buffers. For multi-GPU jobs, check the actual interconnect and network configuration rather than assuming that every instance has the same topology. Use [SaladCloud official pricing](https://salad.com/pricing/) to review the current rental conditions. Missing server specifications remain unknown until they are supplied by a source; they are not default allocations. Compare [other GPU rental providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) and browse the [GPU hardware directory](https://xpu.live/gpu/). Select the SaladCloud offer that matches your required hardware, operating time and service conditions, then verify the total bill with the provider. [Compare 12 offers ↓](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/salad/#rental-offers)[Provider website ↗](https://salad.com/) PROVIDER OVERVIEW 12published rental offers Distributed GPU cloud Check provider for regionsSources checked 2026-11-04 [Official pricing ↗](https://salad.com/pricing/) ### Provider details - Service: Distributed GPU cloud - Checked: 2026-11-04 BILLING NOTES #### Understand the bill Public website GPU-hour prices at four priorities. Optional organization API via SALAD_USE_API=1, SALAD_API_KEY and SALAD_ORGANIZATION; account quotes stay private. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Vast.ai Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/vast/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 11:48:58 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) GPU CLOUD PROVIDER ## Vast.ai GPU rental marketplace Vast.ai is listed in the xpu live GPU provider catalog as a GPU rental marketplace. This page brings together its published rental offers, hardware links and billing notes. Compare the exact GPU configuration and rental conditions before deciding which offer fits your workload. Marketplace quotes for existing catalog GPUs only. One cheapest verified available single-GPU on-demand offer per model, matched by name and memory. Availability changes; quotes become stale after one hour. ### Vast.ai GPU rental options The offers on this page are linked to specific GPUs in our directory. Open a hardware profile to review its recorded memory, architecture and specification sources. The GPU’s own VRAM is separate from the host server’s system RAM, storage and CPU allocation. Compare rental types carefully. On-demand capacity, reserved commitments, interruptible spot offers and serverless processing can have different charging rules. A lower hourly rate may require a longer commitment or a different allocation. Confirm whether access is dedicated, shared or partitioned before estimating usable capacity. ### Understanding Vast.ai prices and billing [Price figure omitted from this static reference; consult the canonical page.] Storage, networking, taxes and supporting server resources may add charges. Serverless offers can measure active GPU time differently from a continuously rented machine. Review CPU and RAM inclusion beside the relevant offer and consult the provider’s source for the exact charging policy. For Vast.ai, the saved billing notes and source dates provide context for the listed rates. Marketplace availability can change quickly, and an observed price does not reserve capacity. Confirm the region, hardware edition and current availability before deploying a job. ### Check the configuration before renting Match the offer to your model size, batch size and expected memory requirements. A GPU with sufficient nominal memory can still require room for the runtime, activations and temporary buffers. For multi-GPU jobs, check the actual interconnect and network configuration rather than assuming that every instance has the same topology. Use [Vast.ai official pricing](https://vast.ai/) to review the current rental conditions. Missing server specifications remain unknown until they are supplied by a source; they are not default allocations. Compare [other GPU rental providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) and browse the [GPU hardware directory](https://xpu.live/gpu/). Select the Vast.ai offer that matches your required hardware, operating time and service conditions, then verify the total bill with the provider. [Compare 14 offers ↓](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/vast/#rental-offers)[Provider website ↗](https://vast.ai/) PROVIDER OVERVIEW 14published rental offers GPU rental marketplace Check provider for regionsSources checked 2026-11-04 [Official pricing ↗](https://vast.ai/) ### Provider details - Service: GPU rental marketplace - Checked: 2026-11-04 BILLING NOTES #### Understand the bill Marketplace quotes for existing catalog GPUs only. One cheapest verified available single-GPU on-demand offer per model, matched by name and memory. Availability changes; quotes become stale after one hour. --- ## Selected or updated profile: B200 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu/b200/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 16:41:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) NVIDIA / Blackwell ## B200 180 GB HBM3eSXM3 providers B200 combines a hardware profile with dated rental offers on xpu live. B200 is a Blackwell data-center accelerator for large-model inference and distributed training. This profile covers the 180 GB HGX configuration. Its large HBM capacity and high memory bandwidth make it a candidate when smaller GPUs require model sharding. ### B200 specifications and configuration The catalog records Blackwell architecture, 180 GB of VRAM, HBM3e memory, SXM form factor, 8000 GB/s memory bandwidth, 1000 W maximum board power. These values describe the documented hardware edition. They do not describe the CPU, system RAM or storage of every cloud machine. Open the Specifications tab for the full field-by-field comparison. 180 GB per GPU in the cited HGX B200 configuration; this is not the memory of an entire eight-GPU server. Power is configurable up to 1,000 W per GPU in that reference platform. Consult the [manufacturer specification source](https://docs.nvidia.com/enterprise-reference-architectures/hgx-ai-factory-h100-h200-b200/latest/components.html) when checking the exact edition. ### Choosing B200 for your workload B200 is worth comparing for Large language model serving with large weight and KV-cache footprints; Distributed training on an NVLink-connected HGX platform; Memory-intensive AI workloads that exceed an 80 GB accelerator. Its documented strengths include 180 GB HBM3e per GPU; Up to 8 TB/s local memory bandwidth; Fifth-generation NVLink for supported multi-GPU systems. Match those features to the application you intend to run rather than treating a model name as a performance guarantee. Before deployment, consider Requires a compatible data-center platform; The provider must expose the required NVLink topology; Use a software image that explicitly supports Blackwell. 70B FP16 weights alone are about 140 GB. Allow additional room for KV cache, activations and the runtime; 141 GB nominal memory is not enough evidence of a practical single-GPU fit. Use quantization or model sharding when needed. ### B200 rental prices and total cost The rental table separates provider, plan, hourly rate and rental type. Compare on-demand capacity with reserved, spot and serverless terms where those options are listed. The lowest displayed number is not necessarily the lowest total bill for your workload. Check the last-checked date, minimum GPU count, included CPU and RAM, disk charges and network fees. Confirm availability directly with the provider before paying. Marketplace quotes describe individual machines and can disappear; they are not a permanent provider-wide price. ### Compare alternatives before renting Use the [GPU explorer](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to compare memory and architecture, or browse [GPU cloud providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/). For B200, test the same model, precision, batch size and context length on the proposed instance. Record latency, throughput and total cost so your comparison reflects the actual task. CHOOSING THIS GPU ### Is it right for your workload? 180 GB per GPU in the cited HGX B200 configuration; this is not the memory of an entire eight-GPU server. Power is configurable up to 1,000 W per GPU in that reference platform. The cited NVIDIA public HGX reference does not publish a verified CUDA-core count for this exact profile. #### Best suited to - Large language model serving with large weight and KV-cache footprints - Distributed training on an NVLink-connected HGX platform - Memory-intensive AI workloads that exceed an 80 GB accelerator #### Strengths - 180 GB HBM3e per GPU - Up to 8 TB/s local memory bandwidth - Fifth-generation NVLink for supported multi-GPU systems #### Things to consider - Requires a compatible data-center platform - The provider must expose the required NVLink topology - Use a software image that explicitly supports Blackwell HARDWARE DETAILS ### Inside the GPU 180 GB per GPU in the cited HGX B200 configuration; this is not the memory of an entire eight-GPU server. Power is configurable up to 1,000 W per GPU in that reference platform. The cited NVIDIA public HGX reference does not publish a verified CUDA-core count for this exact profile. Image: NVIDIA B200 SXM6 single GPU module with heatsink; photo: ServeTheHome / Patrick Kennedy. - Manufacturer: NVIDIA - Architecture: Blackwell - VRAM (GB): 180 - Memory type: HBM3e - Form factor: SXM - Memory bandwidth (GB/s): 8000 - Maximum board power (W): 1000 - Introduction year: 2024 - CUDA cores: Not specified in the cited NVIDIA HGX reference - Tensor cores: 5th generation - Ray tracing cores: Not present; data-center compute accelerator - CUDA capability: 10.0 - Memory ECC: Supported; driver and allocation settings determine enablement - Host interface: PCIe Gen5 - GPU interconnect: 5th generation; up to 1,800 GB/s per GPU (aggregate bidirectional) - Hardware partitioning (MIG): Supported on compatible data-center editions; provider must enable it - Cooling: Server platform dependent Hardware capabilities are not a guarantee of access in a cloud instance. Check the exact edition, GPU allocation and server topology in the rental offer. Theoretical compute performance Precision | Dense peak | Sparse peak AI Tensor compute | Depends on precision and deployment power; see NVIDIA HGX reference | Do not treat platform aggregate rates as per-GPU rates The reference describes an eight-GPU HGX platform. Aggregate AI performance is not a per-GPU FP32 or Tensor throughput figure. No unsupported CUDA-core count or measured inference speed is inferred. Unlisted rates are not verified here; that does not mean a precision is unsupported. TFLOPS measures floating-point operations, while TOPS measures integer operations in the INT8 rows. MODEL MEMORY ### Plan your model size Estimate · not a benchmark 70B FP16 weights alone are about 140 GB. Allow additional room for KV cache, activations and the runtime; 141 GB nominal memory is not enough evidence of a practical single-GPU fit. Use quantization or model sharding when needed. Example model class | Weight format | Raw weights ≈ | Minimum GPUs for weights only Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | 4-bit | 4 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | FP16 | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 14B ↗ | 4-bit | 7 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 32B ↗ | 4-bit | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 4-bit | 35 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 8-bit | 70 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | FP16 | 140 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Arithmetic lower bound: rounded parameter count × bits per weight ÷ 8, in decimal GB. Excludes quantization metadata, KV cache, activations, CUDA workspaces and training states. Actual model sizes differ from their rounded names. No context length, batch size or concurrency is guaranteed. GPU counts assume supported model sharding and can be higher in practice. Quantized checkpoints and compatible kernels are required for 4-bit/8-bit execution. SOFTWARE & PERFORMANCE ### Before you deploy #### Software compatibility Use an NVIDIA CUDA-enabled framework/container compatible with this GPU and the host driver. Check PyTorch build and inference-engine kernel requirements before deployment. vLLM documents NVIDIA compute capability 7.5+ as a baseline; support for each model and quantization method still needs checking. Select builds that explicitly support Blackwell; a container that runs on Hopper may not include the required kernels. #### Measured benchmarks A reproducible, comparable application benchmark has not yet been recorded for this edition. Peak TFLOPS above are not measured tokens per second or image-generation speed. Compare tests using the same model, precision, GPU count, engine version, input/output length and batch or concurrency. A provider’s server configuration can change the result. COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS ### Alternatives to consider [NVIDIA H200 ↗141 GB · HopperCompare 141 GB Hopper capacity and provider pricing.](https://xpu.live/gpu/h200/)[NVIDIA H100 SXM ↗80 GB · HopperCompare an 80 GB option when your workload needs less memory.](https://xpu.live/gpu/h100-sxm/) Technical sources & review date Specifications reviewed 2026-10-12. Workload recommendations are editorial guidance based on the hardware capabilities. Model-memory figures are arithmetic estimates. - [Official hardware specifications ↗](https://docs.nvidia.com/enterprise-reference-architectures/hgx-ai-factory-h100-h200-b200/latest/components.html) - [CUDA architecture compatibility ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/gpus) - [vLLM installation requirements ↗](https://docs.vllm.ai/en/latest/getting_started/installation/gpu/) - [Model-memory estimation method ↗](https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/model_size_estimator) - [HGX SXM platform specification ↗](https://docs.nvidia.com/enterprise-reference-architectures/hgx-ai-factory-h100-h200-b200/latest/components.html) NVIDIA B200 SXM6 single GPU module with heatsink; photo: ServeTheHome / Patrick Kennedy. --- ## Selected or updated profile: H200 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu/h200/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 16:41:18 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) NVIDIA / Hopper ## H200 141 GB HBM3eSXM3 providers H200 combines a hardware profile with dated rental offers on xpu live. H200 SXM combines Hopper compute with 141 GB of HBM3e memory. It is worth comparing when H100 memory capacity limits model size, context length or batching. This listing describes the SXM edition, not H200 NVL. ### H200 specifications and configuration The catalog records Hopper architecture, 141 GB of VRAM, HBM3e memory, SXM form factor, 4800 GB/s memory bandwidth, 700 W maximum board power. These values describe the documented hardware edition. They do not describe the CPU, system RAM or storage of every cloud machine. Open the Specifications tab for the full field-by-field comparison. H200 SXM reference specifications. The PCIe H200 NVL has different power and compute specifications despite the same nominal memory capacity. Consult the [manufacturer specification source](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/h200/) when checking the exact edition. ### Choosing H200 for your workload H200 is worth comparing for LLM inference with substantial KV-cache memory needs; Multi-GPU model training and fine-tuning; Memory-intensive scientific and data-processing workloads. Its documented strengths include 141 GB of HBM3e; 4.8 TB/s memory bandwidth; Hopper Tensor Cores and NVLink connectivity. Match those features to the application you intend to run rather than treating a model name as a performance guarantee. Before deployment, consider Rental topology and power limits affect delivered performance; More VRAM does not guarantee a proportional speed increase; SXM modules require a supported server platform. 70B FP16 weights alone are about 140 GB. Allow additional room for KV cache, activations and the runtime; 141 GB nominal memory is not enough evidence of a practical single-GPU fit. Use quantization or model sharding when needed. ### H200 rental prices and total cost The rental table separates provider, plan, hourly rate and rental type. Compare on-demand capacity with reserved, spot and serverless terms where those options are listed. The lowest displayed number is not necessarily the lowest total bill for your workload. Check the last-checked date, minimum GPU count, included CPU and RAM, disk charges and network fees. Confirm availability directly with the provider before paying. Marketplace quotes describe individual machines and can disappear; they are not a permanent provider-wide price. ### Compare alternatives before renting Use the [GPU explorer](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to compare memory and architecture, or browse [GPU cloud providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/). For H200, test the same model, precision, batch size and context length on the proposed instance. Record latency, throughput and total cost so your comparison reflects the actual task. CHOOSING THIS GPU ### Is it right for your workload? H200 SXM reference specifications. The PCIe H200 NVL has different power and compute specifications despite the same nominal memory capacity. #### Best suited to - LLM inference with substantial KV-cache memory needs - Multi-GPU model training and fine-tuning - Memory-intensive scientific and data-processing workloads #### Strengths - 141 GB of HBM3e - 4.8 TB/s memory bandwidth - Hopper Tensor Cores and NVLink connectivity #### Things to consider - Rental topology and power limits affect delivered performance - More VRAM does not guarantee a proportional speed increase - SXM modules require a supported server platform HARDWARE DETAILS ### Inside the GPU H200 SXM reference specifications. The PCIe H200 NVL has different power and compute specifications despite the same nominal memory capacity. Image: NVIDIA H200 SXM5 single GPU module with heatsink and protective connector caps; 141 GB HBM3e reference. - Manufacturer: NVIDIA - Architecture: Hopper - VRAM (GB): 141 - Memory type: HBM3e - Form factor: SXM - Memory bandwidth (GB/s): 4800 - Maximum board power (W): 700 - Introduction year: 2023 - CUDA cores: 16896 - Tensor cores: 4th generation - Ray tracing cores: Not present; data-center compute accelerator - CUDA capability: 9.0 - Memory ECC: Supported; driver and allocation settings determine enablement - Host interface: PCIe Gen5 - GPU interconnect: 4th generation; 900 GB/s aggregate bidirectional - Hardware partitioning (MIG): Up to 7 hardware instances; provider must enable it - Cooling: Server platform dependent Hardware capabilities are not a guarantee of access in a cloud instance. Check the exact edition, GPU allocation and server topology in the rental offer. Theoretical compute performance Precision | Dense peak | Sparse peak FP32 | 67 TFLOPS | Not applicable FP16 Tensor | 989.5 TFLOPS | 1979 TFLOPS BF16 Tensor | 989.5 TFLOPS | 1979 TFLOPS FP8 Tensor | 1979 TFLOPS | 3958 TFLOPS INT8 Tensor | 1979 TOPS | 3958 TOPS Manufacturer sparse peaks are shown separately. Dense Tensor values are calculated as one-half of the published sparse peaks; rounded datasheets may differ slightly. These are theoretical rates, not tokens per second. Unlisted rates are not verified here; that does not mean a precision is unsupported. TFLOPS measures floating-point operations, while TOPS measures integer operations in the INT8 rows. MODEL MEMORY ### Plan your model size Estimate · not a benchmark 70B FP16 weights alone are about 140 GB. Allow additional room for KV cache, activations and the runtime; 141 GB nominal memory is not enough evidence of a practical single-GPU fit. Use quantization or model sharding when needed. Example model class | Weight format | Raw weights ≈ | Minimum GPUs for weights only Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | 4-bit | 4 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | FP16 | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 14B ↗ | 4-bit | 7 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 32B ↗ | 4-bit | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 4-bit | 35 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 8-bit | 70 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | FP16 | 140 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Arithmetic lower bound: rounded parameter count × bits per weight ÷ 8, in decimal GB. Excludes quantization metadata, KV cache, activations, CUDA workspaces and training states. Actual model sizes differ from their rounded names. No context length, batch size or concurrency is guaranteed. GPU counts assume supported model sharding and can be higher in practice. Quantized checkpoints and compatible kernels are required for 4-bit/8-bit execution. SOFTWARE & PERFORMANCE ### Before you deploy #### Software compatibility Use an NVIDIA CUDA-enabled framework/container compatible with this GPU and the host driver. Check PyTorch build and inference-engine kernel requirements before deployment. vLLM documents NVIDIA compute capability 7.5+ as a baseline; support for each model and quantization method still needs checking. #### Measured benchmarks A reproducible, comparable application benchmark has not yet been recorded for this edition. Peak TFLOPS above are not measured tokens per second or image-generation speed. Compare tests using the same model, precision, GPU count, engine version, input/output length and batch or concurrency. A provider’s server configuration can change the result. COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS ### Alternatives to consider [NVIDIA H100 SXM ↗80 GB · HopperSame architecture with 80 GB; compare when memory demand is lower.](https://xpu.live/gpu/h100-sxm/)[NVIDIA B200 ↗180 GB · BlackwellCompare a 180 GB Blackwell configuration for larger workloads.](https://xpu.live/gpu/b200/) Technical sources & review date Specifications reviewed 2026-10-12. Workload recommendations are editorial guidance based on the hardware capabilities. Model-memory figures are arithmetic estimates. - [Official hardware specifications ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/h200/) - [CUDA architecture compatibility ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/gpus) - [vLLM installation requirements ↗](https://docs.vllm.ai/en/latest/getting_started/installation/gpu/) - [Model-memory estimation method ↗](https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/model_size_estimator) - [HGX SXM platform specification ↗](https://docs.nvidia.com/enterprise-reference-architectures/hgx-ai-factory-h100-h200-b200/latest/components.html) NVIDIA H200 SXM5 single GPU module with heatsink and protective connector caps; 141 GB HBM3e reference. --- ## Selected or updated profile: H100 SXM Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu/h100-sxm/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 16:41:27 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) NVIDIA / Hopper ## H100 SXM 80 GB HBM3SXM52 providers H100 SXM combines a hardware profile with dated rental offers on xpu live. H100 SXM is an 80 GB Hopper accelerator for training and inference in HGX-style servers. It combines HBM3 memory with high-bandwidth NVLink. It is especially relevant when several GPUs must exchange tensors frequently. ### H100 SXM specifications and configuration The catalog records Hopper architecture, 80 GB of VRAM, HBM3 memory, SXM5 form factor, 3350 GB/s memory bandwidth, 700 W maximum board power. These values describe the documented hardware edition. They do not describe the CPU, system RAM or storage of every cloud machine. Open the Specifications tab for the full field-by-field comparison. 80 GB SXM version. Do not substitute H100 PCIe or H100 NVL peak specifications; memory, power limits and interconnect differ. Consult the [manufacturer specification source](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/h100/) when checking the exact edition. ### Choosing H100 SXM for your workload H100 SXM is worth comparing for Distributed training on connected GPU nodes; FP8-enabled inference with a compatible engine; Fine-tuning models that need more memory than workstation GPUs. Its documented strengths include 80 GB HBM3 and 3.35 TB/s bandwidth; 900 GB/s NVLink hardware capability; Hopper Transformer Engine. Match those features to the application you intend to run rather than treating a model name as a performance guarantee. Before deployment, consider 80 GB still requires careful sizing for large models; SXM is a server module, not a standalone PCIe card; Sparse peak figures require supported sparsity. 70B 8-bit weights alone are about 70 GB; a full runtime needs additional memory. Compare quantized single-GPU serving with supported multi-GPU execution. Full fine-tuning requires substantially more than inference weights. ### H100 SXM rental prices and total cost The rental table separates provider, plan, hourly rate and rental type. Compare on-demand capacity with reserved, spot and serverless terms where those options are listed. The lowest displayed number is not necessarily the lowest total bill for your workload. Check the last-checked date, minimum GPU count, included CPU and RAM, disk charges and network fees. Confirm availability directly with the provider before paying. Marketplace quotes describe individual machines and can disappear; they are not a permanent provider-wide price. ### Compare alternatives before renting Use the [GPU explorer](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to compare memory and architecture, or browse [GPU cloud providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/). For H100 SXM, test the same model, precision, batch size and context length on the proposed instance. Record latency, throughput and total cost so your comparison reflects the actual task. CHOOSING THIS GPU ### Is it right for your workload? 80 GB SXM version. Do not substitute H100 PCIe or H100 NVL peak specifications; memory, power limits and interconnect differ. #### Best suited to - Distributed training on connected GPU nodes - FP8-enabled inference with a compatible engine - Fine-tuning models that need more memory than workstation GPUs #### Strengths - 80 GB HBM3 and 3.35 TB/s bandwidth - 900 GB/s NVLink hardware capability - Hopper Transformer Engine #### Things to consider - 80 GB still requires careful sizing for large models - SXM is a server module, not a standalone PCIe card - Sparse peak figures require supported sparsity HARDWARE DETAILS ### Inside the GPU 80 GB SXM version. Do not substitute H100 PCIe or H100 NVL peak specifications; memory, power limits and interconnect differ. Image: Reference hardware; rental provider cooling configuration may differ. - Manufacturer: NVIDIA - Architecture: Hopper - VRAM (GB): 80 - Memory type: HBM3 - Form factor: SXM5 - Memory bandwidth (GB/s): 3350 - Maximum board power (W): 700 - Introduction year: 2022 - CUDA cores: 16896 - Tensor cores: 528 / 4th generation - Ray tracing cores: Not present; data-center compute accelerator - CUDA capability: 9.0 - Memory ECC: Supported; driver and allocation settings determine enablement - Host interface: PCIe Gen5 - GPU interconnect: 4th generation; 900 GB/s aggregate bidirectional - Hardware partitioning (MIG): Up to 7 hardware instances; provider must enable it - Cooling: Server platform dependent Hardware capabilities are not a guarantee of access in a cloud instance. Check the exact edition, GPU allocation and server topology in the rental offer. Theoretical compute performance Precision | Dense peak | Sparse peak FP32 | 67 TFLOPS | Not applicable FP16 Tensor | 989.5 TFLOPS | 1979 TFLOPS BF16 Tensor | 989.5 TFLOPS | 1979 TFLOPS FP8 Tensor | 1979 TFLOPS | 3958 TFLOPS INT8 Tensor | 1979 TOPS | 3958 TOPS Manufacturer sparse peaks are shown separately. Dense Tensor values are calculated as one-half of the published sparse peaks; rounded datasheets may differ slightly. These are theoretical rates, not tokens per second. Unlisted rates are not verified here; that does not mean a precision is unsupported. TFLOPS measures floating-point operations, while TOPS measures integer operations in the INT8 rows. MODEL MEMORY ### Plan your model size Estimate · not a benchmark 70B 8-bit weights alone are about 70 GB; a full runtime needs additional memory. Compare quantized single-GPU serving with supported multi-GPU execution. Full fine-tuning requires substantially more than inference weights. Example model class | Weight format | Raw weights ≈ | Minimum GPUs for weights only Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | 4-bit | 4 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | FP16 | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 14B ↗ | 4-bit | 7 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 32B ↗ | 4-bit | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 4-bit | 35 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 8-bit | 70 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | FP16 | 140 GB | 2Runtime needs more memory Arithmetic lower bound: rounded parameter count × bits per weight ÷ 8, in decimal GB. Excludes quantization metadata, KV cache, activations, CUDA workspaces and training states. Actual model sizes differ from their rounded names. No context length, batch size or concurrency is guaranteed. GPU counts assume supported model sharding and can be higher in practice. Quantized checkpoints and compatible kernels are required for 4-bit/8-bit execution. SOFTWARE & PERFORMANCE ### Before you deploy #### Software compatibility Use an NVIDIA CUDA-enabled framework/container compatible with this GPU and the host driver. Check PyTorch build and inference-engine kernel requirements before deployment. vLLM documents NVIDIA compute capability 7.5+ as a baseline; support for each model and quantization method still needs checking. #### Measured benchmarks A reproducible, comparable application benchmark has not yet been recorded for this edition. Peak TFLOPS above are not measured tokens per second or image-generation speed. Compare tests using the same model, precision, GPU count, engine version, input/output length and batch or concurrency. A provider’s server configuration can change the result. COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS ### Alternatives to consider [NVIDIA H100 PCIe ↗80 GB · HopperCompare PCIe deployment and a lower board power limit.](https://xpu.live/gpu/h100-pcie/)[NVIDIA H200 ↗141 GB · HopperMore memory capacity and bandwidth in the Hopper family.](https://xpu.live/gpu/h200/) Technical sources & review date Specifications reviewed 2026-10-12. Workload recommendations are editorial guidance based on the hardware capabilities. Model-memory figures are arithmetic estimates. - [Official hardware specifications ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/h100/) - [Architecture and core counts ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-hopper-architecture-in-depth/) - [CUDA architecture compatibility ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/gpus) - [vLLM installation requirements ↗](https://docs.vllm.ai/en/latest/getting_started/installation/gpu/) - [Model-memory estimation method ↗](https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/model_size_estimator) Reference hardware; rental provider cooling configuration may differ. --- ## Selected or updated profile: H100 PCIe Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu/h100-pcie/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 16:41:31 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) NVIDIA / Hopper ## H100 PCIe 80 GB HBM2ePCIe1 providers H100 PCIe combines a hardware profile with dated rental offers on xpu live. H100 PCIe brings Hopper acceleration to compatible PCIe servers with 80 GB of HBM2e. It is a different configuration from H100 SXM, with a 350 W maximum board power and lower memory bandwidth. Choose it using the exact rental configuration, not the H100 name alone. ### H100 PCIe specifications and configuration The catalog records Hopper architecture, 80 GB of VRAM, HBM2e memory, PCIe form factor, 2000 GB/s memory bandwidth, 350 W maximum board power. These values describe the documented hardware edition. They do not describe the CPU, system RAM or storage of every cloud machine. Open the Specifications tab for the full field-by-field comparison. 80 GB HBM2e PCIe card, GH100-200 product brief. This is not the 94 GB H100 NVL. The cited brief contains differing NVLink descriptions; ask the provider for the installed link configuration. Consult the [manufacturer specification source](https://www.nvidia.com/content/dam/en-zz/Solutions/gtcs22/data-center/h100/PB-11133-001_v01.pdf) when checking the exact edition. ### Choosing H100 PCIe for your workload H100 PCIe is worth comparing for Hopper-based inference in PCIe servers; Model fine-tuning within an 80 GB memory budget; Compute jobs that do not require an HGX NVSwitch fabric. Its documented strengths include 80 GB GPU memory; PCIe server form factor; 350 W maximum board power in the reference brief. Match those features to the application you intend to run rather than treating a model name as a performance guarantee. Before deployment, consider 2 TB/s memory bandwidth, below the SXM edition; NVLink bridges may not be present in a rental; Do not apply SXM peak performance figures to this card. 70B 8-bit weights alone are about 70 GB; a full runtime needs additional memory. Compare quantized single-GPU serving with supported multi-GPU execution. Full fine-tuning requires substantially more than inference weights. ### H100 PCIe rental prices and total cost The rental table separates provider, plan, hourly rate and rental type. Compare on-demand capacity with reserved, spot and serverless terms where those options are listed. The lowest displayed number is not necessarily the lowest total bill for your workload. Check the last-checked date, minimum GPU count, included CPU and RAM, disk charges and network fees. Confirm availability directly with the provider before paying. Marketplace quotes describe individual machines and can disappear; they are not a permanent provider-wide price. ### Compare alternatives before renting Use the [GPU explorer](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to compare memory and architecture, or browse [GPU cloud providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/). For H100 PCIe, test the same model, precision, batch size and context length on the proposed instance. Record latency, throughput and total cost so your comparison reflects the actual task. CHOOSING THIS GPU ### Is it right for your workload? 80 GB HBM2e PCIe card, GH100-200 product brief. This is not the 94 GB H100 NVL. The cited brief contains differing NVLink descriptions; ask the provider for the installed link configuration. #### Best suited to - Hopper-based inference in PCIe servers - Model fine-tuning within an 80 GB memory budget - Compute jobs that do not require an HGX NVSwitch fabric #### Strengths - 80 GB GPU memory - PCIe server form factor - 350 W maximum board power in the reference brief #### Things to consider - 2 TB/s memory bandwidth, below the SXM edition - NVLink bridges may not be present in a rental - Do not apply SXM peak performance figures to this card HARDWARE DETAILS ### Inside the GPU 80 GB HBM2e PCIe card, GH100-200 product brief. This is not the 94 GB H100 NVL. The cited brief contains differing NVLink descriptions; ask the provider for the installed link configuration. Image: Reference hardware; rental provider cooling configuration may differ. - Manufacturer: NVIDIA - Architecture: Hopper - VRAM (GB): 80 - Memory type: HBM2e - Form factor: PCIe - Memory bandwidth (GB/s): 2000 - Maximum board power (W): 350 - Introduction year: 2022 - CUDA cores: 14592 - Tensor cores: 456 / 4th generation - Ray tracing cores: Not present; data-center compute accelerator - CUDA capability: 9.0 - Memory ECC: Supported - Host interface: PCIe Gen5 x16 - GPU interconnect: Two-card NVLink bridge support; confirm installed topology - Hardware partitioning (MIG): Up to 7 hardware instances; provider must enable it - Cooling: Passive; server airflow required Hardware capabilities are not a guarantee of access in a cloud instance. Check the exact edition, GPU allocation and server topology in the rental offer. Theoretical compute performance Precision | Dense peak | Sparse peak FP32 | 51 TFLOPS | Not applicable FP32 peak is published in the linked NVIDIA technical article. Other precision-specific rates are not normalized here; do not substitute SXM specifications. Unlisted rates are not verified here; that does not mean a precision is unsupported. TFLOPS measures floating-point operations, while TOPS measures integer operations in the INT8 rows. MODEL MEMORY ### Plan your model size Estimate · not a benchmark 70B 8-bit weights alone are about 70 GB; a full runtime needs additional memory. Compare quantized single-GPU serving with supported multi-GPU execution. Full fine-tuning requires substantially more than inference weights. Example model class | Weight format | Raw weights ≈ | Minimum GPUs for weights only Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | 4-bit | 4 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | FP16 | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 14B ↗ | 4-bit | 7 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 32B ↗ | 4-bit | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 4-bit | 35 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 8-bit | 70 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | FP16 | 140 GB | 2Runtime needs more memory Arithmetic lower bound: rounded parameter count × bits per weight ÷ 8, in decimal GB. Excludes quantization metadata, KV cache, activations, CUDA workspaces and training states. Actual model sizes differ from their rounded names. No context length, batch size or concurrency is guaranteed. GPU counts assume supported model sharding and can be higher in practice. Quantized checkpoints and compatible kernels are required for 4-bit/8-bit execution. SOFTWARE & PERFORMANCE ### Before you deploy #### Software compatibility Use an NVIDIA CUDA-enabled framework/container compatible with this GPU and the host driver. Check PyTorch build and inference-engine kernel requirements before deployment. vLLM documents NVIDIA compute capability 7.5+ as a baseline; support for each model and quantization method still needs checking. #### Measured benchmarks A reproducible, comparable application benchmark has not yet been recorded for this edition. Peak TFLOPS above are not measured tokens per second or image-generation speed. Compare tests using the same model, precision, GPU count, engine version, input/output length and batch or concurrency. A provider’s server configuration can change the result. COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS ### Alternatives to consider [NVIDIA H100 SXM ↗80 GB · HopperCompare a higher-bandwidth SXM deployment.](https://xpu.live/gpu/h100-sxm/)[NVIDIA A100 PCIe 80GB ↗80 GB · AmpereCompare an 80 GB Ampere PCIe alternative.](https://xpu.live/gpu/a100-pcie-80/) Technical sources & review date Specifications reviewed 2026-10-12. Workload recommendations are editorial guidance based on the hardware capabilities. Model-memory figures are arithmetic estimates. - [Official hardware specifications ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/content/dam/en-zz/Solutions/gtcs22/data-center/h100/PB-11133-001_v01.pdf) - [Architecture and core counts ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-hopper-architecture-in-depth/) - [PCIe compute specification ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-h100-system-sets-records-for-hpc-and-generative-ai-financial-risk-calculations/) - [CUDA architecture compatibility ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/gpus) - [vLLM installation requirements ↗](https://docs.vllm.ai/en/latest/getting_started/installation/gpu/) - [Model-memory estimation method ↗](https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/model_size_estimator) Reference hardware; rental provider cooling configuration may differ. --- ## Selected or updated profile: A100 SXM 80GB Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu/a100-sxm-80/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 16:41:50 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) NVIDIA / Ampere ## A100 SXM 80GB 80 GB HBM2eSXM43 providers A100 SXM 80GB combines a hardware profile with dated rental offers on xpu live. A100 SXM 80GB is an Ampere data-center accelerator for training, fine-tuning and inference. Its 80 GB HBM2e memory and NVLink connectivity make it useful for memory-heavy jobs and multi-GPU deployments. It predates Hopper FP8 acceleration. ### A100 SXM 80GB specifications and configuration The catalog records Ampere architecture, 80 GB of VRAM, HBM2e memory, SXM4 form factor, 2039 GB/s memory bandwidth, 400 W maximum board power. These values describe the documented hardware edition. They do not describe the CPU, system RAM or storage of every cloud machine. Open the Specifications tab for the full field-by-field comparison. 80 GB SXM edition; the 40 GB A100 and 80 GB PCIe models have different memory or power specifications. Consult the [manufacturer specification source](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/a100/) when checking the exact edition. ### Choosing A100 SXM 80GB for your workload A100 SXM 80GB is worth comparing for BF16 and FP16 training or fine-tuning; Inference for models requiring an 80 GB memory class; Multi-GPU workloads on a connected SXM server. Its documented strengths include 80 GB HBM2e; 600 GB/s NVLink hardware capability; MIG hardware partitioning support. Match those features to the application you intend to run rather than treating a model name as a performance guarantee. Before deployment, consider No native FP8 Tensor Core acceleration; 400 W reference board power; Check that a rental is a full GPU rather than a MIG slice. 70B 8-bit weights alone are about 70 GB; a full runtime needs additional memory. Compare quantized single-GPU serving with supported multi-GPU execution. Full fine-tuning requires substantially more than inference weights. ### A100 SXM 80GB rental prices and total cost The rental table separates provider, plan, hourly rate and rental type. Compare on-demand capacity with reserved, spot and serverless terms where those options are listed. The lowest displayed number is not necessarily the lowest total bill for your workload. Check the last-checked date, minimum GPU count, included CPU and RAM, disk charges and network fees. Confirm availability directly with the provider before paying. Marketplace quotes describe individual machines and can disappear; they are not a permanent provider-wide price. ### Compare alternatives before renting Use the [GPU explorer](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to compare memory and architecture, or browse [GPU cloud providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/). For A100 SXM 80GB, test the same model, precision, batch size and context length on the proposed instance. Record latency, throughput and total cost so your comparison reflects the actual task. CHOOSING THIS GPU ### Is it right for your workload? 80 GB SXM edition; the 40 GB A100 and 80 GB PCIe models have different memory or power specifications. #### Best suited to - BF16 and FP16 training or fine-tuning - Inference for models requiring an 80 GB memory class - Multi-GPU workloads on a connected SXM server #### Strengths - 80 GB HBM2e - 600 GB/s NVLink hardware capability - MIG hardware partitioning support #### Things to consider - No native FP8 Tensor Core acceleration - 400 W reference board power - Check that a rental is a full GPU rather than a MIG slice HARDWARE DETAILS ### Inside the GPU 80 GB SXM edition; the 40 GB A100 and 80 GB PCIe models have different memory or power specifications. Image: Reference hardware; rental provider cooling configuration may differ. - Manufacturer: NVIDIA - Architecture: Ampere - VRAM (GB): 80 - Memory type: HBM2e - Form factor: SXM4 - Memory bandwidth (GB/s): 2039 - Maximum board power (W): 400 - Introduction year: 2020 - CUDA cores: 6912 - Tensor cores: 432 / 3rd generation - Ray tracing cores: Not present; data-center compute accelerator - CUDA capability: 8.0 - Memory ECC: Supported; driver and allocation settings determine enablement - Host interface: PCIe Gen4 - GPU interconnect: 3rd generation; 600 GB/s aggregate bidirectional - Hardware partitioning (MIG): Up to 7 hardware instances; provider must enable it - Cooling: Server platform dependent Hardware capabilities are not a guarantee of access in a cloud instance. Check the exact edition, GPU allocation and server topology in the rental offer. Theoretical compute performance Precision | Dense peak | Sparse peak FP32 | 19.5 TFLOPS | Not applicable FP16 Tensor | 312 TFLOPS | 624 TFLOPS BF16 Tensor | 312 TFLOPS | 624 TFLOPS INT8 Tensor | 624 TOPS | 1248 TOPS FP8 Tensor | Not supported | Not supported Manufacturer peak rates. Sparse rates require supported structured sparsity. TFLOPS and TOPS are different units; these figures are not application benchmarks. Unlisted rates are not verified here; that does not mean a precision is unsupported. TFLOPS measures floating-point operations, while TOPS measures integer operations in the INT8 rows. MODEL MEMORY ### Plan your model size Estimate · not a benchmark 70B 8-bit weights alone are about 70 GB; a full runtime needs additional memory. Compare quantized single-GPU serving with supported multi-GPU execution. Full fine-tuning requires substantially more than inference weights. Example model class | Weight format | Raw weights ≈ | Minimum GPUs for weights only Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | 4-bit | 4 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | FP16 | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 14B ↗ | 4-bit | 7 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 32B ↗ | 4-bit | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 4-bit | 35 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 8-bit | 70 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | FP16 | 140 GB | 2Runtime needs more memory Arithmetic lower bound: rounded parameter count × bits per weight ÷ 8, in decimal GB. Excludes quantization metadata, KV cache, activations, CUDA workspaces and training states. Actual model sizes differ from their rounded names. No context length, batch size or concurrency is guaranteed. GPU counts assume supported model sharding and can be higher in practice. Quantized checkpoints and compatible kernels are required for 4-bit/8-bit execution. SOFTWARE & PERFORMANCE ### Before you deploy #### Software compatibility Use an NVIDIA CUDA-enabled framework/container compatible with this GPU and the host driver. Check PyTorch build and inference-engine kernel requirements before deployment. vLLM documents NVIDIA compute capability 7.5+ as a baseline; support for each model and quantization method still needs checking. #### Measured benchmarks A reproducible, comparable application benchmark has not yet been recorded for this edition. Peak TFLOPS above are not measured tokens per second or image-generation speed. Compare tests using the same model, precision, GPU count, engine version, input/output length and batch or concurrency. A provider’s server configuration can change the result. COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS ### Alternatives to consider [NVIDIA A100 PCIe 80GB ↗80 GB · AmpereSame memory capacity with a different form factor and power limit.](https://xpu.live/gpu/a100-pcie-80/)[NVIDIA H100 SXM ↗80 GB · HopperCompare Hopper precision support and memory bandwidth.](https://xpu.live/gpu/h100-sxm/) Technical sources & review date Specifications reviewed 2026-10-12. Workload recommendations are editorial guidance based on the hardware capabilities. Model-memory figures are arithmetic estimates. - [Official hardware specifications ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/a100/) - [Architecture and core counts ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-hopper-architecture-in-depth/) - [CUDA architecture compatibility ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/gpus) - [vLLM installation requirements ↗](https://docs.vllm.ai/en/latest/getting_started/installation/gpu/) - [Model-memory estimation method ↗](https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/model_size_estimator) Reference hardware; rental provider cooling configuration may differ. --- ## Selected or updated profile: A100 PCIe 80GB Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu/a100-pcie-80/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 16:41:54 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) NVIDIA / Ampere ## A100 PCIe 80GB 80 GB HBM2ePCIe1 providers A100 PCIe 80GB combines a hardware profile with dated rental offers on xpu live. A100 PCIe 80GB offers Ampere compute and large HBM2e capacity in a PCIe card. It is a candidate for training, fine-tuning and inference when memory capacity matters more than access to newer precision formats. The PCIe and SXM editions should be compared separately. ### A100 PCIe 80GB specifications and configuration The catalog records Ampere architecture, 80 GB of VRAM, HBM2e memory, PCIe form factor, 1935 GB/s memory bandwidth, 300 W maximum board power. These values describe the documented hardware edition. They do not describe the CPU, system RAM or storage of every cloud machine. Open the Specifications tab for the full field-by-field comparison. 80 GB PCIe reference edition with 300 W maximum TDP. The SXM 80 GB edition uses a different power envelope and memory bandwidth. Consult the [manufacturer specification source](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/a100/) when checking the exact edition. ### Choosing A100 PCIe 80GB for your workload A100 PCIe 80GB is worth comparing for 80 GB-class model inference; BF16 or FP16 fine-tuning; Training in compatible PCIe server configurations. Its documented strengths include 80 GB memory in a PCIe form factor; Hardware MIG support; NVLink bridge capability. Match those features to the application you intend to run rather than treating a model name as a performance guarantee. Before deployment, consider No native FP8 Tensor Core acceleration; Bridge and peer-to-peer access depend on the server; Lower memory bandwidth than A100 SXM 80GB. 70B 8-bit weights alone are about 70 GB; a full runtime needs additional memory. Compare quantized single-GPU serving with supported multi-GPU execution. Full fine-tuning requires substantially more than inference weights. ### A100 PCIe 80GB rental prices and total cost The rental table separates provider, plan, hourly rate and rental type. Compare on-demand capacity with reserved, spot and serverless terms where those options are listed. The lowest displayed number is not necessarily the lowest total bill for your workload. Check the last-checked date, minimum GPU count, included CPU and RAM, disk charges and network fees. Confirm availability directly with the provider before paying. Marketplace quotes describe individual machines and can disappear; they are not a permanent provider-wide price. ### Compare alternatives before renting Use the [GPU explorer](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to compare memory and architecture, or browse [GPU cloud providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/). For A100 PCIe 80GB, test the same model, precision, batch size and context length on the proposed instance. Record latency, throughput and total cost so your comparison reflects the actual task. CHOOSING THIS GPU ### Is it right for your workload? 80 GB PCIe reference edition with 300 W maximum TDP. The SXM 80 GB edition uses a different power envelope and memory bandwidth. #### Best suited to - 80 GB-class model inference - BF16 or FP16 fine-tuning - Training in compatible PCIe server configurations #### Strengths - 80 GB memory in a PCIe form factor - Hardware MIG support - NVLink bridge capability #### Things to consider - No native FP8 Tensor Core acceleration - Bridge and peer-to-peer access depend on the server - Lower memory bandwidth than A100 SXM 80GB HARDWARE DETAILS ### Inside the GPU 80 GB PCIe reference edition with 300 W maximum TDP. The SXM 80 GB edition uses a different power envelope and memory bandwidth. Image: Reference hardware; rental provider cooling configuration may differ. - Manufacturer: NVIDIA - Architecture: Ampere - VRAM (GB): 80 - Memory type: HBM2e - Form factor: PCIe - Memory bandwidth (GB/s): 1935 - Maximum board power (W): 300 - Introduction year: 2021 - CUDA cores: 6912 - Tensor cores: 432 / 3rd generation - Ray tracing cores: Not present; data-center compute accelerator - CUDA capability: 8.0 - Memory ECC: Supported; driver and allocation settings determine enablement - Host interface: PCIe Gen4 - GPU interconnect: 3rd generation; 600 GB/s aggregate bidirectional; bridge required - Hardware partitioning (MIG): Up to 7 hardware instances; provider must enable it - Cooling: Passive; server airflow required Hardware capabilities are not a guarantee of access in a cloud instance. Check the exact edition, GPU allocation and server topology in the rental offer. Theoretical compute performance Precision | Dense peak | Sparse peak FP32 | 19.5 TFLOPS | Not applicable FP16 Tensor | 312 TFLOPS | 624 TFLOPS BF16 Tensor | 312 TFLOPS | 624 TFLOPS INT8 Tensor | 624 TOPS | 1248 TOPS FP8 Tensor | Not supported | Not supported Manufacturer peak rates. Sparse rates require supported structured sparsity. TFLOPS and TOPS are different units; these figures are not application benchmarks. Unlisted rates are not verified here; that does not mean a precision is unsupported. TFLOPS measures floating-point operations, while TOPS measures integer operations in the INT8 rows. MODEL MEMORY ### Plan your model size Estimate · not a benchmark 70B 8-bit weights alone are about 70 GB; a full runtime needs additional memory. Compare quantized single-GPU serving with supported multi-GPU execution. Full fine-tuning requires substantially more than inference weights. Example model class | Weight format | Raw weights ≈ | Minimum GPUs for weights only Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | 4-bit | 4 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | FP16 | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 14B ↗ | 4-bit | 7 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 32B ↗ | 4-bit | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 4-bit | 35 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 8-bit | 70 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | FP16 | 140 GB | 2Runtime needs more memory Arithmetic lower bound: rounded parameter count × bits per weight ÷ 8, in decimal GB. Excludes quantization metadata, KV cache, activations, CUDA workspaces and training states. Actual model sizes differ from their rounded names. No context length, batch size or concurrency is guaranteed. GPU counts assume supported model sharding and can be higher in practice. Quantized checkpoints and compatible kernels are required for 4-bit/8-bit execution. SOFTWARE & PERFORMANCE ### Before you deploy #### Software compatibility Use an NVIDIA CUDA-enabled framework/container compatible with this GPU and the host driver. Check PyTorch build and inference-engine kernel requirements before deployment. vLLM documents NVIDIA compute capability 7.5+ as a baseline; support for each model and quantization method still needs checking. #### Measured benchmarks A reproducible, comparable application benchmark has not yet been recorded for this edition. Peak TFLOPS above are not measured tokens per second or image-generation speed. Compare tests using the same model, precision, GPU count, engine version, input/output length and batch or concurrency. A provider’s server configuration can change the result. COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS ### Alternatives to consider [NVIDIA A100 SXM 80GB ↗80 GB · AmpereCompare SXM topology and memory bandwidth.](https://xpu.live/gpu/a100-sxm-80/)[NVIDIA H100 PCIe ↗80 GB · HopperCompare Hopper features in a PCIe deployment.](https://xpu.live/gpu/h100-pcie/) Technical sources & review date Specifications reviewed 2026-10-12. Workload recommendations are editorial guidance based on the hardware capabilities. Model-memory figures are arithmetic estimates. - [Official hardware specifications ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/a100/) - [Architecture and core counts ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-hopper-architecture-in-depth/) - [CUDA architecture compatibility ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/gpus) - [vLLM installation requirements ↗](https://docs.vllm.ai/en/latest/getting_started/installation/gpu/) - [Model-memory estimation method ↗](https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/model_size_estimator) Reference hardware; rental provider cooling configuration may differ. --- ## Selected or updated profile: RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-pro-6000/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 16:41:57 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) NVIDIA / Blackwell ## RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell 96 GB GDDR7Provider variant; confirm edition3 providers RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell combines a hardware profile with dated rental offers on xpu live. RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell provides 96 GB of GDDR7 for AI and professional graphics workloads. Its memory capacity is useful for larger inference models and complex scenes. The catalog groups provider listings whose precise Server, Workstation or Max-Q edition must be confirmed. ### RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell specifications and configuration The catalog records Blackwell architecture, 96 GB of VRAM, GDDR7 memory, Provider variant; confirm edition form factor, 1792 GB/s memory bandwidth. These values describe the documented hardware edition. They do not describe the CPU, system RAM or storage of every cloud machine. Open the Specifications tab for the full field-by-field comparison. Edition is not normalized across providers. Shared memory specifications are shown; power, cooling and peak compute are edition-dependent. Server and Workstation reference pages are linked below. Consult the [manufacturer specification source](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/rtx-pro-6000-blackwell-server-edition/) when checking the exact edition. ### Choosing RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell for your workload RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell is worth comparing for Large-memory inference on a professional RTX GPU; Complex rendering and visualization scenes; Mixed AI, graphics and video workloads. Its documented strengths include 96 GB GDDR7 with ECC; Fifth-generation Tensor and fourth-generation RT technology; PCIe Gen5 interface. Match those features to the application you intend to run rather than treating a model name as a performance guarantee. Before deployment, consider Confirm the exact edition before comparing peak compute or power; Blackwell requires compatible drivers and software builds; Multi-GPU topology is a property of the rental server. 70B 8-bit weights alone are about 70 GB; a full runtime needs additional memory. Compare quantized single-GPU serving with supported multi-GPU execution. Full fine-tuning requires substantially more than inference weights. ### RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell rental prices and total cost The rental table separates provider, plan, hourly rate and rental type. Compare on-demand capacity with reserved, spot and serverless terms where those options are listed. The lowest displayed number is not necessarily the lowest total bill for your workload. Check the last-checked date, minimum GPU count, included CPU and RAM, disk charges and network fees. Confirm availability directly with the provider before paying. Marketplace quotes describe individual machines and can disappear; they are not a permanent provider-wide price. ### Compare alternatives before renting Use the [GPU explorer](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to compare memory and architecture, or browse [GPU cloud providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/). For RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell, test the same model, precision, batch size and context length on the proposed instance. Record latency, throughput and total cost so your comparison reflects the actual task. CHOOSING THIS GPU ### Is it right for your workload? RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition reference. Do not substitute Workstation or Max-Q Edition power, cooling or peak performance. Configurable power up to 600 W. #### Best suited to - Large-memory inference on a professional RTX GPU - Complex rendering and visualization scenes - Mixed AI, graphics and video workloads #### Strengths - 96 GB GDDR7 with ECC - Fifth-generation Tensor and fourth-generation RT technology - PCIe Gen5 interface #### Things to consider - Confirm the exact edition before comparing peak compute or power - Blackwell requires compatible drivers and software builds - Multi-GPU topology is a property of the rental server HARDWARE DETAILS ### Inside the GPU RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition reference. Do not substitute Workstation or Max-Q Edition power, cooling or peak performance. Configurable power up to 600 W. Image: Server Edition; rental provider configuration may differ. - Manufacturer: NVIDIA - Architecture: Blackwell - VRAM (GB): 96 - Memory type: GDDR7 - Form factor: Provider variant; confirm edition - Memory bandwidth (GB/s): 1600 - Maximum board power (W): 600 - Introduction year: 2025 - CUDA cores: 24064 - Tensor cores: 752 / 5th generation - Ray tracing cores: 188 / 4th generation - CUDA capability: 12.0 - Memory ECC: Supported - Host interface: PCIe Gen5 - GPU interconnect: Not supported; PCIe-based multi-GPU scaling - Hardware partitioning (MIG): Up to four 24 GB hardware partitions; provider must enable MIG - Cooling: Edition dependent; verify provider configuration Hardware capabilities are not a guarantee of access in a cloud instance. Check the exact edition, GPU allocation and server topology in the rental offer. Theoretical compute performance Precision | Dense peak | Sparse peak FP32 | 120 TFLOPS | Not applicable Peak compute and board power are edition-dependent. Confirm Server, Workstation or Max-Q before using a performance number. Marketing AI TOPS is not a direct substitute for FP16 or BF16 throughput. Unlisted rates are not verified here; that does not mean a precision is unsupported. TFLOPS measures floating-point operations, while TOPS measures integer operations in the INT8 rows. MODEL MEMORY ### Plan your model size Estimate · not a benchmark 70B 8-bit weights alone are about 70 GB; a full runtime needs additional memory. Compare quantized single-GPU serving with supported multi-GPU execution. Full fine-tuning requires substantially more than inference weights. Example model class | Weight format | Raw weights ≈ | Minimum GPUs for weights only Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | 4-bit | 4 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | FP16 | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 14B ↗ | 4-bit | 7 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 32B ↗ | 4-bit | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 4-bit | 35 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 8-bit | 70 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | FP16 | 140 GB | 2Runtime needs more memory Arithmetic lower bound: rounded parameter count × bits per weight ÷ 8, in decimal GB. Excludes quantization metadata, KV cache, activations, CUDA workspaces and training states. Actual model sizes differ from their rounded names. No context length, batch size or concurrency is guaranteed. GPU counts assume supported model sharding and can be higher in practice. Quantized checkpoints and compatible kernels are required for 4-bit/8-bit execution. SOFTWARE & PERFORMANCE ### Before you deploy #### Software compatibility Use an NVIDIA CUDA-enabled framework/container compatible with this GPU and the host driver. Check PyTorch build and inference-engine kernel requirements before deployment. vLLM documents NVIDIA compute capability 7.5+ as a baseline; support for each model and quantization method still needs checking. Select builds that explicitly support Blackwell; a container that runs on Hopper may not include the required kernels. #### Measured benchmarks A reproducible, comparable application benchmark has not yet been recorded for this edition. Peak TFLOPS above are not measured tokens per second or image-generation speed. Compare tests using the same model, precision, GPU count, engine version, input/output length and batch or concurrency. A provider’s server configuration can change the result. COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS ### Alternatives to consider [NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada ↗48 GB · Ada LovelaceCompare a 48 GB professional RTX alternative.](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-6000-ada/)[NVIDIA H200 ↗141 GB · HopperCompare HBM memory and data-center interconnect for AI workloads.](https://xpu.live/gpu/h200/) Technical sources & review date Specifications reviewed 2026-10-12. Workload recommendations are editorial guidance based on the hardware capabilities. Model-memory figures are arithmetic estimates. - [Official hardware specifications ↗](https://www.pny.com/nvidia-rtx-pro-6000-blackwell) - [Workstation edition specifications ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/products/workstations/professional-desktop-gpus/rtx-pro-6000/) - [CUDA architecture compatibility ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/gpus) - [vLLM installation requirements ↗](https://docs.vllm.ai/en/latest/getting_started/installation/gpu/) - [Model-memory estimation method ↗](https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/model_size_estimator) - [Server Edition specification ↗](https://www.pny.com/nvidia-rtx-pro-6000-blackwell) Server Edition; rental provider configuration may differ. --- ## Selected or updated profile: L40S Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu/l40s/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 16:42:01 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) NVIDIA / Ada Lovelace ## L40S 48 GB GDDR6PCIe4 providers L40S combines a hardware profile with dated rental offers on xpu live. L40S is a 48 GB Ada data-center GPU that combines AI compute with ray tracing and video engines. It is a candidate for inference, adapter fine-tuning and rendering on the same hardware. It does not provide NVLink or MIG. ### L40S specifications and configuration The catalog records Ada Lovelace architecture, 48 GB of VRAM, GDDR6 memory, PCIe form factor, 864 GB/s memory bandwidth, 350 W maximum board power. These values describe the documented hardware edition. They do not describe the CPU, system RAM or storage of every cloud machine. Open the Specifications tab for the full field-by-field comparison. L40S is distinct from L40: identical nominal VRAM does not imply identical Tensor throughput or power limits. Consult the [manufacturer specification source](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/l40s/) when checking the exact edition. ### Choosing L40S for your workload L40S is worth comparing for LLM inference and adapter fine-tuning; Image generation and rendering; Mixed graphics, video and AI services. Its documented strengths include 48 GB GDDR6 with ECC; Dedicated RT cores and AV1 media engines; Supports FP8 Tensor operations. Match those features to the application you intend to run rather than treating a model name as a performance guarantee. Before deployment, consider No NVLink for GPU-to-GPU scaling; No MIG hardware partitioning; 350 W passive card needs suitable server cooling. Compare 8B/14B FP16 and larger quantized models using the weight-only estimates below. A 70B 4-bit model has about 35 GB of raw weights before quantization metadata and runtime memory; nominal capacity alone does not establish a fit. ### L40S rental prices and total cost The rental table separates provider, plan, hourly rate and rental type. Compare on-demand capacity with reserved, spot and serverless terms where those options are listed. The lowest displayed number is not necessarily the lowest total bill for your workload. Check the last-checked date, minimum GPU count, included CPU and RAM, disk charges and network fees. Confirm availability directly with the provider before paying. Marketplace quotes describe individual machines and can disappear; they are not a permanent provider-wide price. ### Compare alternatives before renting Use the [GPU explorer](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to compare memory and architecture, or browse [GPU cloud providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/). For L40S, test the same model, precision, batch size and context length on the proposed instance. Record latency, throughput and total cost so your comparison reflects the actual task. CHOOSING THIS GPU ### Is it right for your workload? L40S is distinct from L40: identical nominal VRAM does not imply identical Tensor throughput or power limits. #### Best suited to - LLM inference and adapter fine-tuning - Image generation and rendering - Mixed graphics, video and AI services #### Strengths - 48 GB GDDR6 with ECC - Dedicated RT cores and AV1 media engines - Supports FP8 Tensor operations #### Things to consider - No NVLink for GPU-to-GPU scaling - No MIG hardware partitioning - 350 W passive card needs suitable server cooling HARDWARE DETAILS ### Inside the GPU L40S is distinct from L40: identical nominal VRAM does not imply identical Tensor throughput or power limits. Image: Reference hardware; rental provider cooling configuration may differ. - Manufacturer: NVIDIA - Architecture: Ada Lovelace - VRAM (GB): 48 - Memory type: GDDR6 - Form factor: PCIe - Memory bandwidth (GB/s): 864 - Maximum board power (W): 350 - Introduction year: 2023 - CUDA cores: 18176 - Tensor cores: 568 / 4th generation - Ray tracing cores: 142 / 3rd generation - CUDA capability: 8.9 - Memory ECC: Supported - Host interface: PCIe Gen4 x16 - GPU interconnect: Not supported - Hardware partitioning (MIG): Not supported - Cooling: Passive; server airflow required Hardware capabilities are not a guarantee of access in a cloud instance. Check the exact edition, GPU allocation and server topology in the rental offer. Theoretical compute performance Precision | Dense peak | Sparse peak FP32 | 91.6 TFLOPS | Not applicable FP16 Tensor | 362.05 TFLOPS | 733 TFLOPS BF16 Tensor | 362.05 TFLOPS | 733 TFLOPS FP8 Tensor | 733 TFLOPS | 1466 TFLOPS INT8 Tensor | 733 TOPS | 1466 TOPS Values transcribed from the NVIDIA product table. Its FP16/BF16 dense figure (362.05) is not exactly half of the listed sparse figure (733); both are retained as published. Do not infer application speed from these peaks. Unlisted rates are not verified here; that does not mean a precision is unsupported. TFLOPS measures floating-point operations, while TOPS measures integer operations in the INT8 rows. MODEL MEMORY ### Plan your model size Estimate · not a benchmark Compare 8B/14B FP16 and larger quantized models using the weight-only estimates below. A 70B 4-bit model has about 35 GB of raw weights before quantization metadata and runtime memory; nominal capacity alone does not establish a fit. Example model class | Weight format | Raw weights ≈ | Minimum GPUs for weights only Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | 4-bit | 4 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | FP16 | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 14B ↗ | 4-bit | 7 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 32B ↗ | 4-bit | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 4-bit | 35 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 8-bit | 70 GB | 2Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | FP16 | 140 GB | 3Runtime needs more memory Arithmetic lower bound: rounded parameter count × bits per weight ÷ 8, in decimal GB. Excludes quantization metadata, KV cache, activations, CUDA workspaces and training states. Actual model sizes differ from their rounded names. No context length, batch size or concurrency is guaranteed. GPU counts assume supported model sharding and can be higher in practice. Quantized checkpoints and compatible kernels are required for 4-bit/8-bit execution. SOFTWARE & PERFORMANCE ### Before you deploy #### Software compatibility Use an NVIDIA CUDA-enabled framework/container compatible with this GPU and the host driver. Check PyTorch build and inference-engine kernel requirements before deployment. vLLM documents NVIDIA compute capability 7.5+ as a baseline; support for each model and quantization method still needs checking. #### Measured benchmarks A reproducible, comparable application benchmark has not yet been recorded for this edition. Peak TFLOPS above are not measured tokens per second or image-generation speed. Compare tests using the same model, precision, GPU count, engine version, input/output length and batch or concurrency. A provider’s server configuration can change the result. COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS ### Alternatives to consider [NVIDIA L40 ↗48 GB · Ada LovelaceCompare a graphics-oriented 48 GB Ada configuration.](https://xpu.live/gpu/l40/)[NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell ↗96 GB · BlackwellCompare 96 GB when model or scene size is the limit.](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-pro-6000/) Technical sources & review date Specifications reviewed 2026-10-12. Workload recommendations are editorial guidance based on the hardware capabilities. Model-memory figures are arithmetic estimates. - [Official hardware specifications ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/l40s/) - [CUDA architecture compatibility ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/gpus) - [vLLM installation requirements ↗](https://docs.vllm.ai/en/latest/getting_started/installation/gpu/) - [Model-memory estimation method ↗](https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/model_size_estimator) Reference hardware; rental provider cooling configuration may differ. --- ## Selected or updated profile: RTX 5090 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-5090/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 16:42:35 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) NVIDIA / Blackwell ## RTX 5090 32 GB GDDR7PCIe4 providers RTX 5090 combines a hardware profile with dated rental offers on xpu live. RTX 5090 is a Blackwell GeForce GPU with 32 GB of GDDR7. It suits single-GPU development, image generation and models that benefit from more memory than a 24 GB card. Choose a rental image with explicit support for this GPU generation. ### RTX 5090 specifications and configuration The catalog records Blackwell architecture, 32 GB of VRAM, GDDR7 memory, PCIe form factor, 575 W maximum board power. These values describe the documented hardware edition. They do not describe the CPU, system RAM or storage of every cloud machine. Open the Specifications tab for the full field-by-field comparison. 32 GB GeForce RTX 5090 reference configuration. Board-vendor cooling, clock and power settings may differ; this is not an RTX PRO model. Consult the [manufacturer specification source](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/50-series/rtx-5090/) when checking the exact edition. ### Choosing RTX 5090 for your workload RTX 5090 is worth comparing for Single-GPU image generation; Quantized language-model inference; Rendering and video creation. Its documented strengths include 32 GB GDDR7; Blackwell Tensor and RT hardware; AV1 encode and decode support. Match those features to the application you intend to run rather than treating a model name as a performance guarantee. Before deployment, consider No NVLink; 575 W reference graphics power; 32 GB remains a limit for larger models and high concurrency. Compare 8B/14B FP16 and larger quantized models using the weight-only estimates below. A 70B 4-bit model has about 35 GB of raw weights before quantization metadata and runtime memory; nominal capacity alone does not establish a fit. ### RTX 5090 rental prices and total cost The rental table separates provider, plan, hourly rate and rental type. Compare on-demand capacity with reserved, spot and serverless terms where those options are listed. The lowest displayed number is not necessarily the lowest total bill for your workload. Check the last-checked date, minimum GPU count, included CPU and RAM, disk charges and network fees. Confirm availability directly with the provider before paying. Marketplace quotes describe individual machines and can disappear; they are not a permanent provider-wide price. ### Compare alternatives before renting Use the [GPU explorer](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to compare memory and architecture, or browse [GPU cloud providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/). For RTX 5090, test the same model, precision, batch size and context length on the proposed instance. Record latency, throughput and total cost so your comparison reflects the actual task. CHOOSING THIS GPU ### Is it right for your workload? 32 GB GeForce RTX 5090 reference configuration. Board-vendor cooling, clock and power settings may differ; this is not an RTX PRO model. #### Best suited to - Single-GPU image generation - Quantized language-model inference - Rendering and video creation #### Strengths - 32 GB GDDR7 - Blackwell Tensor and RT hardware - AV1 encode and decode support #### Things to consider - No NVLink - 575 W reference graphics power - 32 GB remains a limit for larger models and high concurrency HARDWARE DETAILS ### Inside the GPU 32 GB GeForce RTX 5090 reference configuration. Board-vendor cooling, clock and power settings may differ; this is not an RTX PRO model. Image: PNY partner card; rental provider chassis and cooler may differ. - Manufacturer: NVIDIA - Architecture: Blackwell - VRAM (GB): 32 - Memory type: GDDR7 - Form factor: PCIe - Memory bandwidth (GB/s): 1792 - Maximum board power (W): 575 - Introduction year: 2025 - CUDA cores: 21760 - Tensor cores: 5th generation - Ray tracing cores: 4th generation - CUDA capability: 12.0 - Memory ECC: Not supported on this GeForce reference - Host interface: PCIe Gen5 - GPU interconnect: Not supported - Hardware partitioning (MIG): Not supported by this GPU; do not confuse container sharing with MIG - Cooling: Active; board design varies Hardware capabilities are not a guarantee of access in a cloud instance. Check the exact edition, GPU allocation and server topology in the rental offer. Theoretical compute performance Precision | Dense peak | Sparse peak FP32 | 104.9 TFLOPS | Not applicable FP32 is a theoretical estimate: CUDA cores × published boost clock (GHz) × 2 / 1,000. It assumes two floating-point operations per core per cycle at boost; it is not measured sustained performance. Per-precision Tensor peaks have not been normalized from marketing AI TOPS. Unlisted rates are not verified here; that does not mean a precision is unsupported. TFLOPS measures floating-point operations, while TOPS measures integer operations in the INT8 rows. MODEL MEMORY ### Plan your model size Estimate · not a benchmark Compare 8B/14B FP16 and larger quantized models using the weight-only estimates below. A 70B 4-bit model has about 35 GB of raw weights before quantization metadata and runtime memory; nominal capacity alone does not establish a fit. Example model class | Weight format | Raw weights ≈ | Minimum GPUs for weights only Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | 4-bit | 4 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | FP16 | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 14B ↗ | 4-bit | 7 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 32B ↗ | 4-bit | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 4-bit | 35 GB | 2Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 8-bit | 70 GB | 3Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | FP16 | 140 GB | 5Runtime needs more memory Arithmetic lower bound: rounded parameter count × bits per weight ÷ 8, in decimal GB. Excludes quantization metadata, KV cache, activations, CUDA workspaces and training states. Actual model sizes differ from their rounded names. No context length, batch size or concurrency is guaranteed. GPU counts assume supported model sharding and can be higher in practice. Quantized checkpoints and compatible kernels are required for 4-bit/8-bit execution. SOFTWARE & PERFORMANCE ### Before you deploy #### Software compatibility Use an NVIDIA CUDA-enabled framework/container compatible with this GPU and the host driver. Check PyTorch build and inference-engine kernel requirements before deployment. vLLM documents NVIDIA compute capability 7.5+ as a baseline; support for each model and quantization method still needs checking. Select builds that explicitly support Blackwell; a container that runs on Hopper may not include the required kernels. #### Measured benchmarks A reproducible, comparable application benchmark has not yet been recorded for this edition. Peak TFLOPS above are not measured tokens per second or image-generation speed. Compare tests using the same model, precision, GPU count, engine version, input/output length and batch or concurrency. A provider’s server configuration can change the result. COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS ### Alternatives to consider [NVIDIA RTX 4090 ↗24 GB · Ada LovelaceCompare a 24 GB Ada rental for smaller workloads.](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-4090/)[NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell ↗96 GB · BlackwellCompare 96 GB when capacity is the main constraint.](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-pro-6000/) Technical sources & review date Specifications reviewed 2026-10-12. Workload recommendations are editorial guidance based on the hardware capabilities. Model-memory figures are arithmetic estimates. - [Official hardware specifications ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/50-series/rtx-5090/) - [CUDA architecture compatibility ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/gpus) - [vLLM installation requirements ↗](https://docs.vllm.ai/en/latest/getting_started/installation/gpu/) - [Model-memory estimation method ↗](https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/model_size_estimator) PNY partner card; rental provider chassis and cooler may differ. --- ## Selected or updated profile: RTX 4090 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-4090/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 16:42:38 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) NVIDIA / Ada Lovelace ## RTX 4090 24 GB GDDR6XPCIe4 providers RTX 4090 combines a hardware profile with dated rental offers on xpu live. RTX 4090 is a 24 GB Ada GeForce GPU for graphics and single-GPU compute. It is a candidate for image generation, quantized inference and smaller fine-tuning experiments. Its main sizing constraint is VRAM, especially for long context or concurrent users. ### RTX 4090 specifications and configuration The catalog records Ada Lovelace architecture, 24 GB of VRAM, GDDR6X memory, PCIe form factor, 1008 GB/s memory bandwidth, 450 W maximum board power. These values describe the documented hardware edition. They do not describe the CPU, system RAM or storage of every cloud machine. Open the Specifications tab for the full field-by-field comparison. 24 GB desktop RTX 4090 reference specifications. Laptop GPUs and RTX 4090 D are different products. Consult the [manufacturer specification source](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/40-series/rtx-4090/) when checking the exact edition. ### Choosing RTX 4090 for your workload RTX 4090 is worth comparing for Image generation and GPU rendering; 7B–14B-class quantized inference experiments; Adapter fine-tuning with reduced batch sizes. Its documented strengths include Ada Tensor and RT technology; 24 GB on a single card; AV1 encoding support. Match those features to the application you intend to run rather than treating a model name as a performance guarantee. Before deployment, consider No NVLink; 450 W reference graphics power; Full-precision large-model weights can exceed VRAM. Start with an 8B-class model in a supported 4-bit format. FP16 8B weights alone are about 16 GB before runtime memory; reserve room for KV cache and activations. Adapter fine-tuning needs a separate training memory estimate. ### RTX 4090 rental prices and total cost The rental table separates provider, plan, hourly rate and rental type. Compare on-demand capacity with reserved, spot and serverless terms where those options are listed. The lowest displayed number is not necessarily the lowest total bill for your workload. Check the last-checked date, minimum GPU count, included CPU and RAM, disk charges and network fees. Confirm availability directly with the provider before paying. Marketplace quotes describe individual machines and can disappear; they are not a permanent provider-wide price. ### Compare alternatives before renting Use the [GPU explorer](https://xpu.live/gpu/) to compare memory and architecture, or browse [GPU cloud providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/). For RTX 4090, test the same model, precision, batch size and context length on the proposed instance. Record latency, throughput and total cost so your comparison reflects the actual task. CHOOSING THIS GPU ### Is it right for your workload? 24 GB desktop RTX 4090 reference specifications. Laptop GPUs and RTX 4090 D are different products. #### Best suited to - Image generation and GPU rendering - 7B–14B-class quantized inference experiments - Adapter fine-tuning with reduced batch sizes #### Strengths - Ada Tensor and RT technology - 24 GB on a single card - AV1 encoding support #### Things to consider - No NVLink - 450 W reference graphics power - Full-precision large-model weights can exceed VRAM HARDWARE DETAILS ### Inside the GPU 24 GB desktop RTX 4090 reference specifications. Laptop GPUs and RTX 4090 D are different products. Image: PNY partner card; rental provider chassis and cooler may differ. - Manufacturer: NVIDIA - Architecture: Ada Lovelace - VRAM (GB): 24 - Memory type: GDDR6X - Form factor: PCIe - Memory bandwidth (GB/s): 1008 - Maximum board power (W): 450 - Introduction year: 2022 - CUDA cores: 16384 - Tensor cores: 512 / 4th generation - Ray tracing cores: 128 / 3rd generation - CUDA capability: 8.9 - Memory ECC: Not supported on this GeForce reference - Host interface: PCIe Gen4 - GPU interconnect: Not supported - Hardware partitioning (MIG): Not supported by this GPU; do not confuse container sharing with MIG - Cooling: Active; board design varies Hardware capabilities are not a guarantee of access in a cloud instance. Check the exact edition, GPU allocation and server topology in the rental offer. Theoretical compute performance Precision | Dense peak | Sparse peak FP32 | 83 TFLOPS | Not applicable Manufacturer peak rates. Sparse rates require supported structured sparsity. TFLOPS and TOPS are different units; these figures are not application benchmarks. Unlisted rates are not verified here; that does not mean a precision is unsupported. TFLOPS measures floating-point operations, while TOPS measures integer operations in the INT8 rows. MODEL MEMORY ### Plan your model size Estimate · not a benchmark Start with an 8B-class model in a supported 4-bit format. FP16 8B weights alone are about 16 GB before runtime memory; reserve room for KV cache and activations. Adapter fine-tuning needs a separate training memory estimate. Example model class | Weight format | Raw weights ≈ | Minimum GPUs for weights only Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | 4-bit | 4 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | FP16 | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 14B ↗ | 4-bit | 7 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 32B ↗ | 4-bit | 16 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 4-bit | 35 GB | 2Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 8-bit | 70 GB | 3Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | FP16 | 140 GB | 6Runtime needs more memory Arithmetic lower bound: rounded parameter count × bits per weight ÷ 8, in decimal GB. Excludes quantization metadata, KV cache, activations, CUDA workspaces and training states. Actual model sizes differ from their rounded names. No context length, batch size or concurrency is guaranteed. GPU counts assume supported model sharding and can be higher in practice. Quantized checkpoints and compatible kernels are required for 4-bit/8-bit execution. SOFTWARE & PERFORMANCE ### Before you deploy #### Software compatibility Use an NVIDIA CUDA-enabled framework/container compatible with this GPU and the host driver. Check PyTorch build and inference-engine kernel requirements before deployment. vLLM documents NVIDIA compute capability 7.5+ as a baseline; support for each model and quantization method still needs checking. #### Measured benchmarks A reproducible, comparable application benchmark has not yet been recorded for this edition. Peak TFLOPS above are not measured tokens per second or image-generation speed. Compare tests using the same model, precision, GPU count, engine version, input/output length and batch or concurrency. A provider’s server configuration can change the result. COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS ### Alternatives to consider [NVIDIA RTX 5090 ↗32 GB · BlackwellCompare 32 GB capacity and Blackwell support.](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-5090/)[NVIDIA L40S ↗48 GB · Ada LovelaceCompare a 48 GB server GPU with ECC memory.](https://xpu.live/gpu/l40s/) Technical sources & review date Specifications reviewed 2026-10-12. Workload recommendations are editorial guidance based on the hardware capabilities. Model-memory figures are arithmetic estimates. - [Official hardware specifications ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/40-series/rtx-4090/) - [Ada architecture whitepaper, Appendix A ↗](https://images.nvidia.com/aem-dam/Solutions/geforce/ada/nvidia-ada-gpu-architecture.pdf) - [CUDA architecture compatibility ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/gpus) - [vLLM installation requirements ↗](https://docs.vllm.ai/en/latest/getting_started/installation/gpu/) - [Model-memory estimation method ↗](https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/model_size_estimator) PNY partner card; rental provider chassis and cooler may differ. --- ## Selected or updated profile: GTX 1650 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-gtx-1650/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-12 12:59:55 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) NVIDIA / Turing ## GTX 1650 4 GB GDDR5PCIe add-in card0 providers GTX 1650 is a desktop graphics GPU based on NVIDIA’s Turing architecture. This reference profile records 4 GB of GDDR5 memory and 896 CUDA cores. Its listed memory bandwidth is 128 GB/s. Reference: 4 GB GDDR5, 128 GB/s. A 4 GB GDDR6 edition also exists with 192 GB/s. Both have 896 CUDA cores and 75 W reference board power. Confirm the actual memory type. Its usable workload size depends on the entire memory budget. Model weights, KV cache, runtime buffers and temporary tensors all consume VRAM. Quantization can reduce weight storage, but it does not guarantee that a model fits or that an inference engine supports the card. Use the architecture-specific driver and CUDA requirements in the software section. Tensor and ray-tracing capabilities describe hardware features; they do not establish a measured token rate or guarantee support for every precision and quantization kernel. Rental availability is tracked separately from this hardware profile. If no provider offer is listed, XPU has no verified current rental price for this item. Hardware specifications remain useful for comparing equipment, but they are not a live offer or a promise of availability. CHOOSING THIS GPU ### Is it right for your workload? Reference: 4 GB GDDR5, 128 GB/s. A 4 GB GDDR6 edition also exists with 192 GB/s. Both have 896 CUDA cores and 75 W reference board power. Confirm the actual memory type. #### Best suited to - Graphics and CUDA workloads that fit the listed VRAM - Small quantized-model experiments after checking engine support - Development workloads where runtime compatibility is verified #### Strengths - 4 GB reference memory capacity - Turing architecture with an explicit CUDA capability - Hardware details separated from rental-provider availability #### Things to consider - Installed board edition and usable VRAM need confirmation - GPU memory also holds KV cache, activations and runtime buffers - No measured throughput is inferred from theoretical specifications HARDWARE DETAILS ### Inside the GPU Reference: 4 GB GDDR5, 128 GB/s. A 4 GB GDDR6 edition also exists with 192 GB/s. Both have 896 CUDA cores and 75 W reference board power. Confirm the actual memory type. Image: GeForce GTX 1650 Single Fan; partner/reference board appearance, not a rental-server guarantee. - Manufacturer: NVIDIA - Architecture: Turing - VRAM (GB): 4 - Memory type: GDDR5 - Form factor: PCIe add-in card - Memory bandwidth (GB/s): 128 - Maximum board power (W): 75 - Introduction year: 2019 - CUDA cores: 896 - Tensor cores: Not present - Ray tracing cores: Not present - CUDA capability: 7.5 - Memory ECC: Not supported on this reference GeForce configuration - Host interface: PCIe 3.0 x16 - GPU interconnect: Not supported - Hardware partitioning (MIG): Not supported - Cooling: Active cooling; exact fan and slot layout depend on board partner Hardware capabilities are not a guarantee of access in a cloud instance. Check the exact edition, GPU allocation and server topology in the rental offer. Theoretical compute performance Precision | Dense peak | Sparse peak FP32 shader | 2.98 TFLOPS (calculated) | Not applicable Calculated reference shader peak: CUDA-core count × two floating-point operations × the cited boost clock. This is not a Tensor Core rate, sparse rate or measured inference benchmark. Power and partner clocks affect sustained results. Unlisted rates are not verified here; that does not mean a precision is unsupported. TFLOPS measures floating-point operations, while TOPS measures integer operations in the INT8 rows. MODEL MEMORY ### Plan your model size Estimate · not a benchmark Estimate weights as parameters multiplied by bytes per parameter, then add runtime buffers and KV cache. For example, 7B weights occupy about 14 GB in FP16, 7 GB in INT8 or 3.5 GB in 4-bit before overhead. This is arithmetic guidance, not a verified fit or speed benchmark for this GPU. Example model class | Weight format | Raw weights ≈ | Minimum GPUs for weights only Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | 4-bit | 4 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | FP16 | 16 GB | 4Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 14B ↗ | 4-bit | 7 GB | 2Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 32B ↗ | 4-bit | 16 GB | 4Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 4-bit | 35 GB | 9Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 8-bit | 70 GB | 18Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | FP16 | 140 GB | 35Runtime needs more memory Arithmetic lower bound: rounded parameter count × bits per weight ÷ 8, in decimal GB. Excludes quantization metadata, KV cache, activations, CUDA workspaces and training states. Actual model sizes differ from their rounded names. No context length, batch size or concurrency is guaranteed. GPU counts assume supported model sharding and can be higher in practice. Quantized checkpoints and compatible kernels are required for 4-bit/8-bit execution. SOFTWARE & PERFORMANCE ### Before you deploy #### Software compatibility Use a driver and CUDA-enabled framework build supporting compute capability 7.5. Verify the inference engine and quantization kernels for this architecture; availability of CUDA does not guarantee every model runtime is supported. #### Measured benchmarks A reproducible, comparable application benchmark has not yet been recorded for this edition. Peak TFLOPS above are not measured tokens per second or image-generation speed. Compare tests using the same model, precision, GPU count, engine version, input/output length and batch or concurrency. A provider’s server configuration can change the result. COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS ### Alternatives to consider [NVIDIA RTX 3090 ↗24 GB · AmpereCompare a 24 GB desktop option for memory-limited workloads.](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-3090/)[NVIDIA RTX A6000 ↗48 GB · AmpereCompare a 48 GB professional card when more memory is required.](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-a6000/) Technical sources & review date Specifications reviewed 2026-10-12. Workload recommendations are editorial guidance based on the hardware capabilities. Model-memory figures are arithmetic estimates. - [Official hardware specifications ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/compare/) - [Hardware reference ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/compare/) - [CUDA architecture list ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/gpus) - [Model memory estimation ↗](https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/model_size_estimator) GeForce GTX 1650 Single Fan; partner/reference board appearance, not a rental-server guarantee. --- ## Selected or updated profile: GTX 1660 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-gtx-1660/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-12 12:59:55 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) NVIDIA / Turing ## GTX 1660 6 GB GDDR5PCIe add-in card0 providers GTX 1660 is a desktop graphics GPU based on NVIDIA’s Turing architecture. This reference profile records 6 GB of GDDR5 memory and 1408 CUDA cores. Its listed memory bandwidth is 192 GB/s. Desktop reference specifications; board-partner clocks, cooling and power limits may differ. This hardware profile is independent of current rental availability. Its usable workload size depends on the entire memory budget. Model weights, KV cache, runtime buffers and temporary tensors all consume VRAM. Quantization can reduce weight storage, but it does not guarantee that a model fits or that an inference engine supports the card. Use the architecture-specific driver and CUDA requirements in the software section. Tensor and ray-tracing capabilities describe hardware features; they do not establish a measured token rate or guarantee support for every precision and quantization kernel. Rental availability is tracked separately from this hardware profile. If no provider offer is listed, XPU has no verified current rental price for this item. Hardware specifications remain useful for comparing equipment, but they are not a live offer or a promise of availability. CHOOSING THIS GPU ### Is it right for your workload? Desktop reference specifications; board-partner clocks, cooling and power limits may differ. This hardware profile is independent of current rental availability. #### Best suited to - Graphics and CUDA workloads that fit the listed VRAM - Small quantized-model experiments after checking engine support - Development workloads where runtime compatibility is verified #### Strengths - 6 GB reference memory capacity - Turing architecture with an explicit CUDA capability - Hardware details separated from rental-provider availability #### Things to consider - Installed board edition and usable VRAM need confirmation - GPU memory also holds KV cache, activations and runtime buffers - No measured throughput is inferred from theoretical specifications HARDWARE DETAILS ### Inside the GPU Desktop reference specifications; board-partner clocks, cooling and power limits may differ. This hardware profile is independent of current rental availability. Image: GeForce GTX 1660 XLR8 Gaming Overclocked Edition Dual Fan; partner/reference board appearance, not a rental-server guarantee. - Manufacturer: NVIDIA - Architecture: Turing - VRAM (GB): 6 - Memory type: GDDR5 - Form factor: PCIe add-in card - Memory bandwidth (GB/s): 192 - Maximum board power (W): 120 - Introduction year: 2019 - CUDA cores: 1408 - Tensor cores: Not present - Ray tracing cores: Not present - CUDA capability: 7.5 - Memory ECC: Not supported on this reference GeForce configuration - Host interface: PCIe 3.0 x16 - GPU interconnect: Not supported - Hardware partitioning (MIG): Not supported - Cooling: Active cooling; exact fan and slot layout depend on board partner Hardware capabilities are not a guarantee of access in a cloud instance. Check the exact edition, GPU allocation and server topology in the rental offer. Theoretical compute performance Precision | Dense peak | Sparse peak FP32 shader | 5.03 TFLOPS (calculated) | Not applicable Calculated reference shader peak: CUDA-core count × two floating-point operations × the cited boost clock. This is not a Tensor Core rate, sparse rate or measured inference benchmark. Power and partner clocks affect sustained results. Unlisted rates are not verified here; that does not mean a precision is unsupported. TFLOPS measures floating-point operations, while TOPS measures integer operations in the INT8 rows. MODEL MEMORY ### Plan your model size Estimate · not a benchmark Estimate weights as parameters multiplied by bytes per parameter, then add runtime buffers and KV cache. For example, 7B weights occupy about 14 GB in FP16, 7 GB in INT8 or 3.5 GB in 4-bit before overhead. This is arithmetic guidance, not a verified fit or speed benchmark for this GPU. Example model class | Weight format | Raw weights ≈ | Minimum GPUs for weights only Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | 4-bit | 4 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | FP16 | 16 GB | 3Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 14B ↗ | 4-bit | 7 GB | 2Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 32B ↗ | 4-bit | 16 GB | 3Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 4-bit | 35 GB | 6Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 8-bit | 70 GB | 12Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | FP16 | 140 GB | 24Runtime needs more memory Arithmetic lower bound: rounded parameter count × bits per weight ÷ 8, in decimal GB. Excludes quantization metadata, KV cache, activations, CUDA workspaces and training states. Actual model sizes differ from their rounded names. No context length, batch size or concurrency is guaranteed. GPU counts assume supported model sharding and can be higher in practice. Quantized checkpoints and compatible kernels are required for 4-bit/8-bit execution. SOFTWARE & PERFORMANCE ### Before you deploy #### Software compatibility Use a driver and CUDA-enabled framework build supporting compute capability 7.5. Verify the inference engine and quantization kernels for this architecture; availability of CUDA does not guarantee every model runtime is supported. #### Measured benchmarks A reproducible, comparable application benchmark has not yet been recorded for this edition. Peak TFLOPS above are not measured tokens per second or image-generation speed. Compare tests using the same model, precision, GPU count, engine version, input/output length and batch or concurrency. A provider’s server configuration can change the result. COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS ### Alternatives to consider [NVIDIA RTX 3090 ↗24 GB · AmpereCompare a 24 GB desktop option for memory-limited workloads.](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-3090/)[NVIDIA RTX A6000 ↗48 GB · AmpereCompare a 48 GB professional card when more memory is required.](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-a6000/) Technical sources & review date Specifications reviewed 2026-10-12. Workload recommendations are editorial guidance based on the hardware capabilities. Model-memory figures are arithmetic estimates. - [Official hardware specifications ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/compare/) - [Hardware reference ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/compare/) - [CUDA architecture list ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/gpus) - [Model memory estimation ↗](https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/model_size_estimator) GeForce GTX 1660 XLR8 Gaming Overclocked Edition Dual Fan; partner/reference board appearance, not a rental-server guarantee. --- ## Selected or updated profile: GTX 1660 Super Canonical source: https://xpu.live/gpu/source-vast-unmapped-gtx-1660-s/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-12 13:05:09 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [GPU comparison](https://xpu.live/gpu/)[GPU providers](https://xpu.live/gpu-providers/) NVIDIA / Turing ## GTX 1660 Super 6 GB GDDR6PCIe add-in card0 providers GTX 1660 Super is a desktop graphics GPU based on NVIDIA’s Turing architecture. This reference profile records 6 GB of GDDR6 memory and 1408 CUDA cores. Its listed memory bandwidth is 336 GB/s. Desktop reference specifications; board-partner clocks, cooling and power limits may differ. This hardware profile is independent of current rental availability. Its usable workload size depends on the entire memory budget. Model weights, KV cache, runtime buffers and temporary tensors all consume VRAM. Quantization can reduce weight storage, but it does not guarantee that a model fits or that an inference engine supports the card. Use the architecture-specific driver and CUDA requirements in the software section. Tensor and ray-tracing capabilities describe hardware features; they do not establish a measured token rate or guarantee support for every precision and quantization kernel. Rental availability is tracked separately from this hardware profile. If no provider offer is listed, XPU has no verified current rental price for this item. Hardware specifications remain useful for comparing equipment, but they are not a live offer or a promise of availability. CHOOSING THIS GPU ### Is it right for your workload? Desktop reference specifications; board-partner clocks, cooling and power limits may differ. This hardware profile is independent of current rental availability. #### Best suited to - Graphics and CUDA workloads that fit the listed VRAM - Small quantized-model experiments after checking engine support - Development workloads where runtime compatibility is verified #### Strengths - 6 GB reference memory capacity - Turing architecture with an explicit CUDA capability - Hardware details separated from rental-provider availability #### Things to consider - Installed board edition and usable VRAM need confirmation - GPU memory also holds KV cache, activations and runtime buffers - No measured throughput is inferred from theoretical specifications HARDWARE DETAILS ### Inside the GPU Desktop reference specifications; board-partner clocks, cooling and power limits may differ. This hardware profile is independent of current rental availability. Image: GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER™ Blower; partner/reference board appearance, not a rental-server guarantee. - Manufacturer: NVIDIA - Architecture: Turing - VRAM (GB): 6 - Memory type: GDDR6 - Form factor: PCIe add-in card - Memory bandwidth (GB/s): 336 - Maximum board power (W): 125 - Introduction year: 2019 - CUDA cores: 1408 - Tensor cores: Not present - Ray tracing cores: Not present - CUDA capability: 7.5 - Memory ECC: Not supported on this reference GeForce configuration - Host interface: PCIe 3.0 x16 - GPU interconnect: Not supported - Hardware partitioning (MIG): Not supported - Cooling: Active cooling; exact fan and slot layout depend on board partner Hardware capabilities are not a guarantee of access in a cloud instance. Check the exact edition, GPU allocation and server topology in the rental offer. Theoretical compute performance Precision | Dense peak | Sparse peak FP32 shader | 5.03 TFLOPS (calculated) | Not applicable Calculated reference shader peak: CUDA-core count × two floating-point operations × the cited boost clock. This is not a Tensor Core rate, sparse rate or measured inference benchmark. Power and partner clocks affect sustained results. Unlisted rates are not verified here; that does not mean a precision is unsupported. TFLOPS measures floating-point operations, while TOPS measures integer operations in the INT8 rows. MODEL MEMORY ### Plan your model size Estimate · not a benchmark Estimate weights as parameters multiplied by bytes per parameter, then add runtime buffers and KV cache. For example, 7B weights occupy about 14 GB in FP16, 7 GB in INT8 or 3.5 GB in 4-bit before overhead. This is arithmetic guidance, not a verified fit or speed benchmark for this GPU. Example model class | Weight format | Raw weights ≈ | Minimum GPUs for weights only Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | 4-bit | 4 GB | 1Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 8B ↗ | FP16 | 16 GB | 3Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 14B ↗ | 4-bit | 7 GB | 2Runtime needs more memory Qwen2.5 32B ↗ | 4-bit | 16 GB | 3Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 4-bit | 35 GB | 6Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | 8-bit | 70 GB | 12Runtime needs more memory Llama 3.1 70B ↗ | FP16 | 140 GB | 24Runtime needs more memory Arithmetic lower bound: rounded parameter count × bits per weight ÷ 8, in decimal GB. Excludes quantization metadata, KV cache, activations, CUDA workspaces and training states. Actual model sizes differ from their rounded names. No context length, batch size or concurrency is guaranteed. GPU counts assume supported model sharding and can be higher in practice. Quantized checkpoints and compatible kernels are required for 4-bit/8-bit execution. SOFTWARE & PERFORMANCE ### Before you deploy #### Software compatibility Use a driver and CUDA-enabled framework build supporting compute capability 7.5. Verify the inference engine and quantization kernels for this architecture; availability of CUDA does not guarantee every model runtime is supported. #### Measured benchmarks A reproducible, comparable application benchmark has not yet been recorded for this edition. Peak TFLOPS above are not measured tokens per second or image-generation speed. Compare tests using the same model, precision, GPU count, engine version, input/output length and batch or concurrency. A provider’s server configuration can change the result. COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS ### Alternatives to consider [NVIDIA RTX 3090 ↗24 GB · AmpereCompare a 24 GB desktop option for memory-limited workloads.](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-3090/)[NVIDIA RTX A6000 ↗48 GB · AmpereCompare a 48 GB professional card when more memory is required.](https://xpu.live/gpu/rtx-a6000/) Technical sources & review date Specifications reviewed 2026-10-12. Workload recommendations are editorial guidance based on the hardware capabilities. Model-memory figures are arithmetic estimates. - [Official hardware specifications ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/compare/) - [Hardware reference ↗](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/compare/) - [CUDA architecture list ↗](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/gpus) - [Model memory estimation ↗](https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/model_size_estimator) GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER™ Blower; partner/reference board appearance, not a rental-server guarantee. --- ## Selected or updated profile: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepseek-deepseek-v4-1-flash/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 14:50:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. DeepSeek V4.1 Flash is a multimodal DeepSeek model that accepts image and text information and generates text. Cloudflare’s 1017 deployment is linked to this existing model identity rather than creating another date-only page. ### DeepSeek V4.1 Flash: suitable applications Use it for image-grounded questions, document interpretation and agents that combine visual evidence with text-based tools. ### Capabilities and technical details The endpoint documents vision, function calling and selectable reasoning effort. Those features support workflows that need both interpretation and structured actions. DeepSeek V4.1 Flash accepts text, image and returns text. The recorded input reference is 1,048,576 tokens, with any lower Cloudflare cap recorded separately. The recorded terms are MIT; the linked source explains their scope. ### DeepSeek V4.1 Flash limitations and selection Image support does not imply video or audio support on this route. Cloudflare requires an eligible paid billing method, and visual inputs also consume the request budget. Evaluate a representative image set and text-only tasks separately; keep the dated endpoint identifier when tracking regressions or comparing providers. ### DeepSeek V4.1 Flash API pricing DeepSeek V4.1 Flash pricing is tied to the selected endpoint and its documented token components. Compare input, output and cached-input charges only where those components are actually quoted; an absent component is not an invented free rate. Review the [Cloudflare DeepSeek V4.1 Flash endpoint reference](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017/) and the [DeepSeek model documentation](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017). Compare the linked [Cloudflare Workers AI provider profile](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/cloudflare/) with the [xpu live model directory](https://xpu.live/) when selecting a deployment. CONTEXT TOKENS1,048,576OpenRouter catalog MAX OUTPUT TOKENS943,718OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS6Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-20Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash - Developer model ID / revision: DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 - Input modalities: text, image[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017/) - Output modalities: text[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017/) - Context / input token limit: 1,048,576[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017) - Maximum output tokens: 943,718[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017/) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, logprobs, max_tokens, min_p, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_logprobs, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017) - Weight license / access terms: MIT[Developer weight license / hosted access terms ↗](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017#license) - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Parameter-count details: 552B backbone parameters plus 196B Engram conditional memory; 8B active during prefill and 16B during decoding.[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash/raw/main/README.md) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-09-10[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: Cloudflare deployment limits and transport options are recorded on its offering. Weight license is separate from hosted-service conditions. Context shown here is the publisher configuration; provider caps can be lower. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [huggingface.co — deepseek-ai / DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash ↗](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash/raw/main/README.md) [developers.cloudflare.com — workers-ai / models / deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017 ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017/) [huggingface.co — deepseek-ai / DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 ↗](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017) [huggingface.co — deepseek-ai / DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 ↗](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017#license) --- ## Selected or updated profile: GLM 5.3 Flash Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/z-ai-glm-5-3-flash/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 14:49:57 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. GLM 5.3 Flash is a distinct Z.ai deployment for text generation, reasoning and tool-oriented work. The Flash name should not be treated as a quantization label for the full GLM 5.3 model. ### GLM 5.3 Flash: suitable applications Try interactive coding assistance, conversational task routing and workflows that repeatedly call tools with a bounded response budget. ### Capabilities and technical details The endpoint combines reasoning settings with a documented long-context input path. Its separate input, cached-input and output tariffs make request composition relevant to cost. GLM 5.3 Flash accepts text, image and returns text. The recorded input reference is 1,048,576 tokens, with any lower Cloudflare cap recorded separately. The recorded terms are MIT; the linked source explains their scope. ### GLM 5.3 Flash limitations and selection Cloudflare requires an eligible paid billing method for this endpoint. Neither the name nor a lower tariff establishes a measured speed advantage for your workload. Benchmark answer correctness and tool-call reliability at matched reasoning effort; choose the Flash route when that evaluation supports the tradeoff. ### GLM 5.3 Flash API pricing GLM 5.3 Flash pricing is tied to the selected endpoint and its documented token components. Compare input, output and cached-input charges only where those components are actually quoted; an absent component is not an invented free rate. Review the [Cloudflare GLM 5.3 Flash endpoint reference](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/glm-5.3-flash/) and the [Z.ai model documentation](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3-Flash). Compare the linked [Cloudflare Workers AI provider profile](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/cloudflare/) with the [xpu live model directory](https://xpu.live/) when selecting a deployment. CONTEXT TOKENS1,048,576OpenRouter catalog MAX OUTPUT TOKENS943,717OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS2Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-20Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: z-ai/glm-5.3-flash - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/glm-5.3-flash/) - Output modalities: text[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/glm-5.3-flash/) - Context / input token limit: 1,048,576[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3-Flash) - Maximum output tokens: 943,717[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/glm-5.3-flash/) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, logprobs, max_tokens, min_p, parallel_tool_calls, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_logprobs, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3-Flash) - Weight license / access terms: MIT[Developer weight license / hosted access terms ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3-Flash#license) - Total parameters (billions): 320[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3-Flash/raw/main/README.md) - Active parameters (billions): 18[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3-Flash/raw/main/README.md) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-08-26[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: Cloudflare deployment limits and transport options are recorded on its offering. Weight license is separate from hosted-service conditions. Context shown here is the publisher configuration; provider caps can be lower. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [huggingface.co — zai-org / GLM-5.3-Flash ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3-Flash/raw/main/README.md) [developers.cloudflare.com — workers-ai / models / glm-5.3-flash ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/glm-5.3-flash/) [huggingface.co — zai-org / GLM-5.3-Flash ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3-Flash) [huggingface.co — zai-org / GLM-5.3-Flash ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3-Flash#license) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Nemotron 3 Ultra Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/nvidia-nemotron-3-ultra-550b-a55b-free/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Nemotron 3 Ultra is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Nvidia. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. Nemotron 3 Ultra accepts text and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### Nemotron 3 Ultra specifications and capabilities Nemotron 3 Ultra has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,048,576 tokens; reference maximum output: 182,520 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. The model card supports up to 1M context; the OpenRouter route currently exposes 262,144 tokens. Check deployment settings before using the full model window. ### Using Nemotron 3 Ultra for your workload For Nemotron 3 Ultra, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks Nemotron 3 Ultra as an open-weight model. Check the recorded license and checkpoint format before self-hosting. Open weights do not by themselves define commercial permissions, runtime memory requirements or the cost of hosting. ### Nemotron 3 Ultra API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Nemotron 3 Ultra offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Nemotron 3 Ultra benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 12 for Published configuration, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/nvidia-nemotron-3-ultra-550b-a55b). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Nemotron 3 Ultra specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/nvidia/nemotron-3-ultra-550b-a55b) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Nemotron 3 Ultra, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,048,576Developer model card MAX OUTPUT TOKENS182,520OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS2Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: nvidia/nemotron-3-ultra-550b-a55b - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Output modalities: text[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Context / input token limit: 1,048,576[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/nvidia/NVIDIA-Nemotron-3-Ultra-550B-A55B-BF16/raw/main/README.md) - Maximum output tokens: 182,520[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, max_tokens, min_p, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/nvidia/NVIDIA-Nemotron-3-Ultra-550B-A55B-BF16/raw/main/README.md) - Weight license / access terms: OpenMDW 1.1[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/nvidia/NVIDIA-Nemotron-3-Ultra-550B-A55B-BF16/raw/main/README.md) - Total parameters (billions): 550[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/nvidia/NVIDIA-Nemotron-3-Ultra-550B-A55B-BF16/raw/main/README.md) - Active parameters (billions): 55[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/nvidia/NVIDIA-Nemotron-3-Ultra-550B-A55B-BF16/raw/main/README.md) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: 2026-06-04[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/nvidia/NVIDIA-Nemotron-3-Ultra-550B-A55B-BF16/raw/main/README.md) - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-06-04[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. The model card supports up to 1M context; the OpenRouter route currently exposes 262,144 tokens. Check deployment settings before using the full model window. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool calling Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [huggingface.co — nvidia / NVIDIA-Nemotron-3-Ultra-550B-A55B-BF16 ↗](https://huggingface.co/nvidia/NVIDIA-Nemotron-3-Ultra-550B-A55B-BF16/raw/main/README.md) --- ## Selected or updated profile: MiMo-V2.6-Flash Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/xiaomi-mimo-v2-6-flash/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. MiMo-V2.6-Flash is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Xiaomi. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. MiMo-V2.6-Flash accepts text, image, video, audio and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### MiMo-V2.6-Flash specifications and capabilities MiMo-V2.6-Flash has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image, video, audio; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,048,576 tokens; reference maximum output: 131,072 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling, Vision. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. OpenRouter links MiMo-V2.6-Flash-RL. Checkpoint-specific licensing and weight counts are not assigned to the hosted MiMo-V2.6-Flash entry without an exact identity match. ### Using MiMo-V2.6-Flash for your workload For MiMo-V2.6-Flash, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### MiMo-V2.6-Flash API pricing across providers The pricing table links each MiMo-V2.6-Flash offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded MiMo-V2.6-Flash benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 27 for Published configuration, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/mimo-v2-6-flash). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives MiMo-V2.6-Flash specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/xiaomi/mimo-v2.6-flash) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For MiMo-V2.6-Flash, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,048,576OpenRouter catalog MAX OUTPUT TOKENS131,072OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS2Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: xiaomi/mimo-v2.6-flash - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image, video, audio[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Output modalities: text[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Context / input token limit: 1,048,576[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Maximum output tokens: 131,072[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, max_tokens, min_p, presence_penalty, reasoning, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-09-21[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. OpenRouter links MiMo-V2.6-Flash-RL. Checkpoint-specific licensing and weight counts are not assigned to the hosted MiMo-V2.6-Flash entry without an exact identity match. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: GPT-6 Luna Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-6-luna/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. GPT-6 Luna is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Openai. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. GPT-6 Luna accepts text, image and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### GPT-6 Luna specifications and capabilities GPT-6 Luna has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,050,000 tokens; reference maximum output: 128,000 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling, Vision. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. ### Using GPT-6 Luna for your workload For GPT-6 Luna, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks GPT-6 Luna as proprietary or hosted API access. Evaluate the available endpoints and their service terms. Missing parameter counts or download sizes are not estimates of the underlying model. ### GPT-6 Luna API pricing across providers The pricing table links each GPT-6 Luna offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded GPT-6 Luna benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 28 for max, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/gpt-6-luna). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives GPT-6 Luna specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-luna) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For GPT-6 Luna, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,050,000Developer documentation MAX OUTPUT TOKENS128,000Developer documentation PROVIDERS2Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: openai/gpt-6-luna - Developer model ID / revision: gpt-6-luna[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-luna) - Input modalities: text, image[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-luna) - Output modalities: text[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-luna) - Context / input token limit: 1,050,000[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-luna) - Maximum output tokens: 128,000[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-luna) - Tool calling: Supported[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-luna) - Structured output: Supported[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-luna) - API parameters (source-specific): include_reasoning, max_completion_tokens, max_tokens, reasoning, reasoning_effort, response_format, seed, structured_outputs, tool_choice, tools[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Proprietary / hosted API[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-luna) - Weight license / access terms: Proprietary — API access[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-luna) - Total parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Active parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Download size (GB): Not applicable — no public weights - Release date: 2026-09-22[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/changelog) - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-09-22[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [developers.openai.com — api / docs / models / gpt-6-luna ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-luna) [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [developers.openai.com — api / docs / changelog ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/changelog) --- ## Selected or updated profile: GLM 5.3 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/z-ai-glm-5-3/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 14:49:56 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. GLM 5.3 is a Z.ai language model exposed through a dedicated Workers AI endpoint for reasoning and developer workflows. Its identity is separate from GLM 5.2 and the Flash edition. ### GLM 5.3: suitable applications Evaluate repository questions, tool-driven research and longer coding sessions that benefit from retaining substantial working context. ### Capabilities and technical details The Cloudflare route documents function calling and reasoning controls. Keeping those settings beside the exact endpoint helps distinguish capability from a provider-specific request format. GLM 5.3 accepts text and returns text. The recorded input reference is 1,048,576 tokens, with any lower Cloudflare cap recorded separately. The recorded terms are glm-5.3; the linked source explains their scope. ### GLM 5.3 limitations and selection Paid access is required on the documented Cloudflare route. A large context allowance does not guarantee accurate recall of every detail or a proportionally large output allowance. Test representative repository changes and tool argument validation against GLM 5.3 Flash before deciding whether the full model fits the application’s cost and response-time budget. ### GLM 5.3 API pricing GLM 5.3 pricing is tied to the selected endpoint and its documented token components. Compare input, output and cached-input charges only where those components are actually quoted; an absent component is not an invented free rate. Review the [Cloudflare GLM 5.3 endpoint reference](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/glm-5.3/) and the [Z.ai model documentation](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3). Compare the linked [Cloudflare Workers AI provider profile](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/cloudflare/) with the [xpu live model directory](https://xpu.live/) when selecting a deployment. CONTEXT TOKENS1,048,576OpenRouter catalog MAX OUTPUT TOKENS943,717OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS5Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-20Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: z-ai/glm-5.3 - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/glm-5.3/) - Output modalities: text[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/glm-5.3/) - Context / input token limit: 1,048,576[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3) - Maximum output tokens: 943,717[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/glm-5.3/) - Structured output: Supported[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/glm-5.3/) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, logprobs, max_tokens, min_p, parallel_tool_calls, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_logprobs, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3) - Weight license / access terms: glm-5.3[Developer weight license / hosted access terms ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3#license) - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-08-18[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: Cloudflare deployment limits and transport options are recorded on its offering. Weight license is separate from hosted-service conditions. Context shown here is the publisher configuration; provider caps can be lower. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool calling Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [huggingface.co — zai-org / GLM-5.3 ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3/raw/main/README.md) [developers.cloudflare.com — workers-ai / models / glm-5.3 ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/glm-5.3/) [huggingface.co — zai-org / GLM-5.3 ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3) [huggingface.co — zai-org / GLM-5.3 ↗](https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3#license) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Hy3 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/tencent-hy3/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Hy3 is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Tencent. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. Hy3 accepts text and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### Hy3 specifications and capabilities Hy3 has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 262,144 tokens; reference maximum output: 128,000 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. ### Using Hy3 for your workload For Hy3, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks Hy3 as an open-weight model. Check the recorded license and checkpoint format before self-hosting. Open weights do not by themselves define commercial permissions, runtime memory requirements or the cost of hosting. ### Hy3 API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Hy3 offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Hy3 benchmark context No comparable score was verified in the current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. This model remains in the catalog without a current intelligence rank. Older results use a different snapshot and are not mixed into the current ranking. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Hy3 specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/tencent/hy3) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Hy3, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS262,144OpenRouter catalog MAX OUTPUT TOKENS128,000OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: tencent/hy3 - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Output modalities: text[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Context / input token limit: 262,144[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Maximum output tokens: 128,000[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, max_completion_tokens, max_tokens, min_p, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/tencent/Hy3/raw/main/README.md) - Weight license / access terms: Apache 2.0[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/tencent/Hy3/raw/main/README.md) - Total parameters (billions): 295[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/tencent/Hy3/raw/main/README.md) - Active parameters (billions): 21[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/tencent/Hy3/raw/main/README.md) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-07-06[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool calling Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [huggingface.co — tencent / Hy3 ↗](https://huggingface.co/tencent/Hy3/raw/main/README.md) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Gemini 3.8 Flash Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-3-8-flash/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Gemini 3.8 Flash is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Google. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. Gemini 3.8 Flash accepts text, image, video, audio, PDF and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### Gemini 3.8 Flash specifications and capabilities Gemini 3.8 Flash has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image, video, audio, PDF; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,048,576 tokens; reference maximum output: 65,536 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling, Vision. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. ### Using Gemini 3.8 Flash for your workload For Gemini 3.8 Flash, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks Gemini 3.8 Flash as proprietary or hosted API access. Evaluate the available endpoints and their service terms. Missing parameter counts or download sizes are not estimates of the underlying model. ### Gemini 3.8 Flash API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Gemini 3.8 Flash offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Gemini 3.8 Flash benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 31 for high, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/gemini-3-8-flash). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Gemini 3.8 Flash specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-flash) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Gemini 3.8 Flash, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,048,576Developer documentation MAX OUTPUT TOKENS65,536Developer documentation PROVIDERS3Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: google/gemini-3.8-flash - Developer model ID / revision: gemini-3.8-flash[Developer documentation ↗](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-flash) - Input modalities: text, image, video, audio, PDF[Developer documentation ↗](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-flash) - Output modalities: text[Developer documentation ↗](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-flash) - Context / input token limit: 1,048,576[Developer documentation ↗](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-flash) - Maximum output tokens: 65,536[Developer documentation ↗](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-flash) - Tool calling: Supported[Developer documentation ↗](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-flash) - Structured output: Supported[Developer documentation ↗](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-flash) - API parameters (source-specific): include_reasoning, max_tokens, reasoning, reasoning_effort, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Proprietary / hosted API[Developer documentation ↗](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-flash) - Weight license / access terms: Proprietary — API access[Developer documentation ↗](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-flash) - Total parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Active parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Download size (GB): Not applicable — no public weights - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-09-02[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [ai.google.dev — gemini-api / docs / models / gemini-3.8-flash ↗](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-flash) [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Solar Pro 4 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/upstage-solar-pro4/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Solar Pro 4 is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Upstage. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. Solar Pro 4 accepts text and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### Solar Pro 4 specifications and capabilities Solar Pro 4 has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 524,288 tokens; reference maximum output: 131,072 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. ### Using Solar Pro 4 for your workload For Solar Pro 4, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### Solar Pro 4 API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Solar Pro 4 offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Solar Pro 4 benchmark context No comparable score was verified in the current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. This model remains in the catalog without a current intelligence rank. Older results use a different snapshot and are not mixed into the current ranking. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Solar Pro 4 specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/upstage/solar-pro4) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Solar Pro 4, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS524,288OpenRouter catalog MAX OUTPUT TOKENS131,072OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: upstage/solar-pro4 - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Output modalities: text[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Context / input token limit: 524,288[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Maximum output tokens: 131,072[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, max_tokens, parallel_tool_calls, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, response_format, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-08-10[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool calling Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Claude Opus 5.5 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/anthropic-claude-opus-5-5/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Claude Opus 5.5 is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Anthropic. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. Claude Opus 5.5 accepts text, image and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### Claude Opus 5.5 specifications and capabilities Claude Opus 5.5 has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,000,000 tokens; reference maximum output: 128,000 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling, Vision. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Adaptive thinking is always enabled. The Claude native API does not allow forced tool use; OpenRouter parameter names must not be copied directly into Claude API requests. The 128,000-token output limit is the standard limit. The Claude Message Batches API supports up to 300,000 output tokens with the documented beta header; this is separate from the standard output limit. ### Using Claude Opus 5.5 for your workload For Claude Opus 5.5, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks Claude Opus 5.5 as proprietary or hosted API access. Evaluate the available endpoints and their service terms. Missing parameter counts or download sizes are not estimates of the underlying model. ### Claude Opus 5.5 API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Claude Opus 5.5 offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Claude Opus 5.5 benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 58 for max with fallback, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/claude-opus-5-5). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Claude Opus 5.5 specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/opus-5-5/overview) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Claude Opus 5.5, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Developer documentation MAX OUTPUT TOKENS128,000Developer documentation PROVIDERS5Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: anthropic/claude-opus-5.5 - Developer model ID / revision: claude-opus-5-5[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/opus-5-5/overview) - Input modalities: text, image[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/opus-5-5/overview) - Output modalities: text[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/opus-5-5/overview) - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/opus-5-5/overview) - Maximum output tokens: 128,000[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/opus-5-5/overview) - Tool calling: Supported[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/opus-5-5/overview) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): include_reasoning, max_completion_tokens, max_tokens, reasoning, reasoning_effort, response_format, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, verbosity[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Proprietary / hosted API[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/opus-5-5/overview) - Weight license / access terms: Proprietary — API access[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/opus-5-5/overview) - Total parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Active parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Download size (GB): Not applicable — no public weights - Release date: 2026-09-22[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/opus-5-5/overview) - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-09-22[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Adaptive thinking is always enabled. The Claude native API does not allow forced tool use; OpenRouter parameter names must not be copied directly into Claude API requests. The 128,000-token output limit is the standard limit. The Claude Message Batches API supports up to 300,000 output tokens with the documented beta header; this is separate from the standard output limit. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [platform.claude.com — docs / en / models / opus-5-5 / overview ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/opus-5-5/overview) [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Claude Fable 5.1 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/anthropic-claude-fable-5-1/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Claude Fable 5.1 is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Anthropic. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. Claude Fable 5.1 accepts text, image and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### Claude Fable 5.1 specifications and capabilities Claude Fable 5.1 has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,000,000 tokens; reference maximum output: 128,000 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling, Vision. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Adaptive thinking is always enabled. The Claude native API does not allow forced tool use; OpenRouter parameter names must not be copied directly into Claude API requests. The 128,000-token output limit is the standard limit. ### Using Claude Fable 5.1 for your workload For Claude Fable 5.1, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks Claude Fable 5.1 as proprietary or hosted API access. Evaluate the available endpoints and their service terms. Missing parameter counts or download sizes are not estimates of the underlying model. ### Claude Fable 5.1 API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Claude Fable 5.1 offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Claude Fable 5.1 benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 50 for xhigh with fallback, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/claude-fable-5-1-xhigh). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Claude Fable 5.1 specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/fable-5-1/overview) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Claude Fable 5.1, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Developer documentation MAX OUTPUT TOKENS128,000Developer documentation PROVIDERS2Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: anthropic/claude-fable-5.1 - Developer model ID / revision: claude-fable-5-1[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/fable-5-1/overview) - Input modalities: text, image[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/fable-5-1/overview) - Output modalities: text[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/fable-5-1/overview) - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/fable-5-1/overview) - Maximum output tokens: 128,000[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/fable-5-1/overview) - Tool calling: Supported[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/fable-5-1/overview) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): include_reasoning, max_completion_tokens, max_tokens, reasoning, reasoning_effort, response_format, stop, structured_outputs, tool_choice, tools, verbosity[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Proprietary / hosted API[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/fable-5-1/overview) - Weight license / access terms: Proprietary — API access[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/fable-5-1/overview) - Total parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Active parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Download size (GB): Not applicable — no public weights - Release date: 2026-09-01[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/fable-5-1/overview) - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-09-01[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Adaptive thinking is always enabled. The Claude native API does not allow forced tool use; OpenRouter parameter names must not be copied directly into Claude API requests. The 128,000-token output limit is the standard limit. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [platform.claude.com — docs / en / models / fable-5-1 / overview ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/fable-5-1/overview) [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: GPT-6 Astra Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-6-astra/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. GPT-6 Astra is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Openai. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. GPT-6 Astra accepts text, image and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### GPT-6 Astra specifications and capabilities GPT-6 Astra has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,050,000 tokens; reference maximum output: 128,000 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling, Vision. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. ### Using GPT-6 Astra for your workload For GPT-6 Astra, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks GPT-6 Astra as proprietary or hosted API access. Evaluate the available endpoints and their service terms. Missing parameter counts or download sizes are not estimates of the underlying model. ### GPT-6 Astra API pricing across providers The pricing table links each GPT-6 Astra offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded GPT-6 Astra benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 57 for max, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/gpt-6-astra). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives GPT-6 Astra specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-astra) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For GPT-6 Astra, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,050,000Developer documentation MAX OUTPUT TOKENS128,000Developer documentation PROVIDERS3Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: openai/gpt-6-astra - Developer model ID / revision: gpt-6-astra[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-astra) - Input modalities: text, image[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-astra) - Output modalities: text[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-astra) - Context / input token limit: 1,050,000[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-astra) - Maximum output tokens: 128,000[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-astra) - Tool calling: Supported[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-astra) - Structured output: Supported[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-astra) - API parameters (source-specific): include_reasoning, max_completion_tokens, max_tokens, reasoning, reasoning_effort, response_format, seed, structured_outputs, tool_choice, tools[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Proprietary / hosted API[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-astra) - Weight license / access terms: Proprietary — API access[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-astra) - Total parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Active parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Download size (GB): Not applicable — no public weights - Release date: 2026-09-03[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/changelog) - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-09-04[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [developers.openai.com — api / docs / models / gpt-6-astra ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-astra) [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [developers.openai.com — api / docs / changelog ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/changelog) --- ## Selected or updated profile: DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepseek-deepseek-v4-pro-0813/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 14:50:01 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813 is a dated Pro release intended for substantial reasoning and agentic tasks. This page retains the established identity already used by the xpu live catalog. ### DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813: suitable applications Evaluate multi-stage research, extended code analysis and tasks where an agent must maintain a long chain of context and tool results. ### Capabilities and technical details The Cloudflare deployment exposes reasoning settings, function calling and a large documented input window. It also publishes distinct cached-input charges. DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813 accepts text and returns text. The recorded input reference is 1,048,576 tokens, with any lower Cloudflare cap recorded separately. The recorded terms are MIT; the linked source explains their scope. ### DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813 limitations and selection Paid account eligibility applies. Long prompts and reasoning-heavy responses can raise the total bill even when a cached-input rate is low. Compare complete task cost and verified answers against V4 Flash, using identical retrieval evidence and reasoning settings. ### DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813 API pricing DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813 pricing is tied to the selected endpoint and its documented token components. Compare input, output and cached-input charges only where those components are actually quoted; an absent component is not an invented free rate. Review the [Cloudflare DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813 endpoint reference](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/deepseek-v4-pro-0813/) and the [DeepSeek model documentation](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813). Compare the linked [Cloudflare Workers AI provider profile](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/cloudflare/) with the [xpu live model directory](https://xpu.live/) when selecting a deployment. CONTEXT TOKENS1,048,576OpenRouter catalog MAX OUTPUT TOKENS943,718OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS4Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-20Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: deepseek/deepseek-v4-pro-0813 - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/deepseek-v4-pro-0813/) - Output modalities: text[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/deepseek-v4-pro-0813/) - Context / input token limit: 1,048,576[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813) - Maximum output tokens: 943,718[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/deepseek-v4-pro-0813/) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, logprobs, max_tokens, min_p, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_logprobs, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813) - Weight license / access terms: MIT[Developer weight license / hosted access terms ↗](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813#license) - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-08-12[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: Cloudflare deployment limits and transport options are recorded on its offering. Weight license is separate from hosted-service conditions. Context shown here is the publisher configuration; provider caps can be lower. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool calling Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [huggingface.co — deepseek-ai / DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813 ↗](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813/raw/main/README.md) [developers.cloudflare.com — workers-ai / models / deepseek-v4-pro-0813 ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/deepseek-v4-pro-0813/) [huggingface.co — deepseek-ai / DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813 ↗](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813) [huggingface.co — deepseek-ai / DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813 ↗](https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813#license) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Grok 4.7 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/x-ai-grok-4-7/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Grok 4.7 is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under xAI. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. Grok 4.7 accepts text, image and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### Grok 4.7 specifications and capabilities Grok 4.7 has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 500,000 tokens; reference maximum output: 450,000 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling, Vision. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. ### Using Grok 4.7 for your workload For Grok 4.7, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks Grok 4.7 as proprietary or hosted API access. Evaluate the available endpoints and their service terms. Missing parameter counts or download sizes are not estimates of the underlying model. ### Grok 4.7 API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Grok 4.7 offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Grok 4.7 benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 35 for high, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/grok-4-7-high). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Grok 4.7 specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://docs.x.ai/developers/models/grok-4.7) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Grok 4.7, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS500,000Developer documentation MAX OUTPUT TOKENS450,000OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS2Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: x-ai/grok-4.7 - Developer model ID / revision: grok-4.7[Developer documentation ↗](https://docs.x.ai/developers/models/grok-4.7) - Input modalities: text, image[Developer documentation ↗](https://docs.x.ai/developers/models/grok-4.7) - Output modalities: text[Developer documentation ↗](https://docs.x.ai/developers/models/grok-4.7) - Context / input token limit: 500,000[Developer documentation ↗](https://docs.x.ai/developers/models/grok-4.7) - Maximum output tokens: 450,000[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[Developer documentation ↗](https://docs.x.ai/developers/models/grok-4.7) - Structured output: Supported[Developer documentation ↗](https://docs.x.ai/developers/models/grok-4.7) - API parameters (source-specific): include_reasoning, logprobs, max_tokens, reasoning, reasoning_effort, response_format, seed, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_logprobs, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Proprietary / hosted API[Developer documentation ↗](https://docs.x.ai/developers/models/grok-4.7) - Weight license / access terms: Proprietary — API access[Developer documentation ↗](https://docs.x.ai/developers/models/grok-4.7) - Total parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Active parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Download size (GB): Not applicable — no public weights - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-09-21[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [docs.x.ai — developers / models / grok-4.7 ↗](https://docs.x.ai/developers/models/grok-4.7) [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Mistral Medium 3.5 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/mistralai-mistral-medium-3-5/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Mistral Medium 3.5 is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Mistral AI. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. Mistral Medium 3.5 accepts text, image, file and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### Mistral Medium 3.5 specifications and capabilities Mistral Medium 3.5 has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image, file; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 262,144 tokens; reference maximum output: 209,715 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling, Vision. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. ### Using Mistral Medium 3.5 for your workload For Mistral Medium 3.5, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks Mistral Medium 3.5 as an open-weight model. Check the recorded license and checkpoint format before self-hosting. Open weights do not by themselves define commercial permissions, runtime memory requirements or the cost of hosting. ### Mistral Medium 3.5 API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Mistral Medium 3.5 offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Mistral Medium 3.5 benchmark context No comparable score was verified in the current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. This model remains in the catalog without a current intelligence rank. Older results use a different snapshot and are not mixed into the current ranking. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Mistral Medium 3.5 specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Medium-3.5-128B) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Mistral Medium 3.5, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS262,144OpenRouter catalog MAX OUTPUT TOKENS209,715OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS2Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: mistralai/mistral-medium-3-5 - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image, file[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Output modalities: text[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Context / input token limit: 262,144[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Maximum output tokens: 209,715[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, max_tokens, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Medium-3.5-128B/raw/main/README.md) - Weight license / access terms: Modified MIT[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Medium-3.5-128B/raw/main/README.md) - Total parameters (billions): 128[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Medium-3.5-128B/raw/main/README.md) - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-04-30[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [huggingface.co — mistralai / Mistral-Medium-3.5-128B ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Medium-3.5-128B/raw/main/README.md) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Mistral Large 3 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/mistralai-mistral-large-2512/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Mistral Large 3 is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Mistral AI. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. Mistral Large 3 accepts text, image, file and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### Mistral Large 3 specifications and capabilities Mistral Large 3 has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image, file; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 262,144 tokens; reference maximum output: 209,715 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Structured output, Tool calling, Vision. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. ### Using Mistral Large 3 for your workload For Mistral Large 3, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks Mistral Large 3 as an open-weight model. Check the recorded license and checkpoint format before self-hosting. Open weights do not by themselves define commercial permissions, runtime memory requirements or the cost of hosting. ### Mistral Large 3 API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Mistral Large 3 offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Mistral Large 3 benchmark context No comparable score was verified in the current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. This model remains in the catalog without a current intelligence rank. Older results use a different snapshot and are not mixed into the current ranking. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Mistral Large 3 specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Large-3-675B-Instruct-2512) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Mistral Large 3, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS262,144OpenRouter catalog MAX OUTPUT TOKENS209,715OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS2Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: mistralai/mistral-large-2512 - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image, file[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Output modalities: text[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Context / input token limit: 262,144[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Maximum output tokens: 209,715[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, max_tokens, presence_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Large-3-675B-Instruct-2512/raw/main/README.md) - Weight license / access terms: Apache 2.0[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Large-3-675B-Instruct-2512/raw/main/README.md) - Total parameters (billions): 675[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Large-3-675B-Instruct-2512/raw/main/README.md) - Active parameters (billions): 41[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Large-3-675B-Instruct-2512/raw/main/README.md) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2025-12-01[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. #### Capabilities Structured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [huggingface.co — mistralai / Mistral-Large-3-675B-Instruct-2512 ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Large-3-675B-Instruct-2512/raw/main/README.md) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Mistral Small 4 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/mistralai-mistral-small-2603/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Mistral Small 4 is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Mistral AI. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. Mistral Small 4 accepts text, image and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### Mistral Small 4 specifications and capabilities Mistral Small 4 has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 262,144 tokens; reference maximum output: 209,715 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Coding, Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling, Vision. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. ### Using Mistral Small 4 for your workload For Mistral Small 4, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks Mistral Small 4 as an open-weight model. Check the recorded license and checkpoint format before self-hosting. Open weights do not by themselves define commercial permissions, runtime memory requirements or the cost of hosting. ### Mistral Small 4 API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Mistral Small 4 offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Mistral Small 4 benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 4 for Published configuration, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/mistral-small-4). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Mistral Small 4 specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://docs.mistral.ai/models/mistral-small-4-0-26-03) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Mistral Small 4, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS262,144Developer model card MAX OUTPUT TOKENS209,715OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS2Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: mistralai/mistral-small-2603 - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Output modalities: text[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Context / input token limit: 262,144[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Small-4-119B-2603/raw/main/README.md) - Maximum output tokens: 209,715[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, max_tokens, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Small-4-119B-2603/raw/main/README.md) - Weight license / access terms: Apache 2.0[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Small-4-119B-2603/raw/main/README.md) - Total parameters (billions): 119[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Small-4-119B-2603/raw/main/README.md) - Active parameters (billions): 6.5[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Small-4-119B-2603/raw/main/README.md) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-03-16[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. #### Capabilities CodingReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [huggingface.co — mistralai / Mistral-Small-4-119B-2603 ↗](https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Mistral-Small-4-119B-2603/raw/main/README.md) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Kimi K3 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/moonshotai-kimi-k3/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Kimi K3 is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Moonshot AI. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. Kimi K3 accepts text, image, video and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### Kimi K3 specifications and capabilities Kimi K3 has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image, video; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,048,576 tokens; reference maximum output: 943,718 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling, Vision. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. ### Using Kimi K3 for your workload For Kimi K3, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks Kimi K3 as an open-weight model. Check the recorded license and checkpoint format before self-hosting. Open weights do not by themselves define commercial permissions, runtime memory requirements or the cost of hosting. ### Kimi K3 API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Kimi K3 offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Kimi K3 benchmark context No comparable score was verified in the current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. This model remains in the catalog without a current intelligence rank. Older results use a different snapshot and are not mixed into the current ranking. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Kimi K3 specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/moonshotai/kimi-k3) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Kimi K3, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,048,576OpenRouter catalog MAX OUTPUT TOKENS943,718OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS5Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: moonshotai/kimi-k3 - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image, video[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Output modalities: text[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Context / input token limit: 1,048,576[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Maximum output tokens: 943,718[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, logprobs, max_tokens, min_p, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_logprobs, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/moonshotai/Kimi-K3/raw/main/README.md) - Weight license / access terms: Kimi K3 License[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/moonshotai/Kimi-K3/raw/main/README.md) - Total parameters (billions): 2800[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/moonshotai/Kimi-K3/raw/main/README.md) - Active parameters (billions): 104[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/moonshotai/Kimi-K3/raw/main/README.md) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-07-16[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [huggingface.co — moonshotai / Kimi-K3 ↗](https://huggingface.co/moonshotai/Kimi-K3/raw/main/README.md) --- ## Selected or updated profile: gpt-oss-120b Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-oss-120b/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 14:49:55 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. OpenAI’s larger gpt-oss checkpoint is an open-weight reasoning model for text-based assistants and developer applications. It uses a mixture-of-experts architecture rather than activating every parameter for each token. ### gpt-oss-120b: suitable applications Consider document analysis, multi-stage problem solving and assistants that coordinate external tools. Keep tool execution in application code and validate the returned arguments. ### Capabilities and technical details Selectable reasoning effort lets an integration trade extra deliberation against response time and generated-token volume. Its weight license also supports evaluating a self-hosted deployment separately from a hosted API. gpt-oss-120b accepts text and returns text. The recorded input reference is 131,072 tokens, with any lower Cloudflare cap recorded separately. The recorded terms are Apache 2.0; the linked source explains their scope. ### gpt-oss-120b limitations and selection It is not a native image or audio model. Reasoning traces and longer responses can consume additional output budget, and the hosted route exposes its own context limit. Compare it with gpt-oss-20b using the same prompts, reasoning setting and output cap; the larger checkpoint is not automatically the more economical choice for short tasks. ### gpt-oss-120b API pricing gpt-oss-120b pricing is tied to the selected endpoint and its documented token components. Compare input, output and cached-input charges only where those components are actually quoted; an absent component is not an invented free rate. Review the [Cloudflare gpt-oss-120b endpoint reference](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/gpt-oss-120b/) and the [OpenAI model documentation](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-120b). Compare the linked [Cloudflare Workers AI provider profile](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/cloudflare/) with the [xpu live model directory](https://xpu.live/) when selecting a deployment. CONTEXT TOKENS131,072Developer documentation MAX OUTPUT TOKENS131,072Developer documentation PROVIDERS5Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-20Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: openai/gpt-oss-120b - Developer model ID / revision: gpt-oss-120b[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-oss-120b) - Input modalities: text[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/gpt-oss-120b/) - Output modalities: text[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/gpt-oss-120b/) - Context / input token limit: 131,072[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-120b) - Maximum output tokens: 131,072[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-oss-120b) - Tool calling: Supported[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/gpt-oss-120b/) - Structured output: Supported[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-oss-120b) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, logprobs, max_tokens, min_p, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_a, top_k, top_logprobs, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-120b) - Weight license / access terms: Apache 2.0[Developer weight license / hosted access terms ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-120b#license) - Total parameters (billions): 117[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-120b) - Active parameters (billions): 5.1[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-120b) - Parameter-count details: Developer-declared nominal model size; serialized tensor counts can differ. Active parameters, when supplied, are separate from total parameters.[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-120b) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2025-08-05[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: Cloudflare deployment limits and transport options are recorded on its offering. Weight license is separate from hosted-service conditions. Context shown here is the publisher configuration; provider caps can be lower. Parameter sizes are developer-declared nominal labels; serialized tensor counts may differ. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool calling Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [developers.openai.com — api / docs / models / gpt-oss-120b ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-oss-120b) [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [huggingface.co — openai / gpt-oss-120b ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-120b/raw/main/README.md) [developers.cloudflare.com — workers-ai / models / gpt-oss-120b ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/gpt-oss-120b/) [huggingface.co — openai / gpt-oss-120b ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-120b) [huggingface.co — openai / gpt-oss-120b ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-120b#license) --- ## Selected or updated profile: gpt-oss-20b Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-oss-20b/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 14:50:03 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. OpenAI’s smaller gpt-oss model offers open-weight text reasoning in a more compact mixture-of-experts checkpoint. It belongs to the same family as gpt-oss-120b but is a distinct model size. ### gpt-oss-20b: suitable applications Use it for text assistants, bounded analytical questions and tool-assisted workflows where a smaller model is worth evaluating before adopting a larger deployment. ### Capabilities and technical details The model combines instruction following with configurable reasoning. Public weights make it possible to compare hosted behavior with a compatible local runtime. gpt-oss-20b accepts text and returns text. The recorded input reference is 131,072 tokens, with any lower Cloudflare cap recorded separately. The recorded terms are Apache 2.0; the linked source explains their scope. ### gpt-oss-20b limitations and selection It does not directly transcribe audio or interpret images. Smaller size is not proof of lower end-to-end latency on a particular hosted service. Include difficult failure cases in an evaluation against gpt-oss-120b, and compare total input and output charges rather than parameter count alone. ### gpt-oss-20b API pricing gpt-oss-20b pricing is tied to the selected endpoint and its documented token components. Compare input, output and cached-input charges only where those components are actually quoted; an absent component is not an invented free rate. Review the [Cloudflare gpt-oss-20b endpoint reference](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/gpt-oss-20b/) and the [OpenAI model documentation](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-20b). Compare the linked [Cloudflare Workers AI provider profile](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/cloudflare/) with the [xpu live model directory](https://xpu.live/) when selecting a deployment. CONTEXT TOKENS131,072Developer documentation MAX OUTPUT TOKENS131,072Developer documentation PROVIDERS3Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-20Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: openai/gpt-oss-20b - Developer model ID / revision: gpt-oss-20b[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-oss-20b) - Input modalities: text[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/gpt-oss-20b/) - Output modalities: text[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/gpt-oss-20b/) - Context / input token limit: 131,072[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-20b) - Maximum output tokens: 131,072[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-oss-20b) - Tool calling: Supported[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/gpt-oss-20b/) - Structured output: Supported[Developer documentation ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-oss-20b) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, logprobs, max_tokens, min_p, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_logprobs, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-20b) - Weight license / access terms: Apache 2.0[Developer weight license / hosted access terms ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-20b#license) - Total parameters (billions): 21[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-20b) - Active parameters (billions): 3.6[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-20b) - Parameter-count details: Developer-declared nominal model size; serialized tensor counts can differ. Active parameters, when supplied, are separate from total parameters.[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-20b) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2025-08-05[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: Cloudflare deployment limits and transport options are recorded on its offering. Weight license is separate from hosted-service conditions. Context shown here is the publisher configuration; provider caps can be lower. Parameter sizes are developer-declared nominal labels; serialized tensor counts may differ. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool calling Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [developers.openai.com — api / docs / models / gpt-oss-20b ↗](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-oss-20b) [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [huggingface.co — openai / gpt-oss-20b ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-20b/raw/main/README.md) [developers.cloudflare.com — workers-ai / models / gpt-oss-20b ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/gpt-oss-20b/) [huggingface.co — openai / gpt-oss-20b ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-20b) [huggingface.co — openai / gpt-oss-20b ↗](https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-20b#license) --- ## Selected or updated profile: MiniMax M3 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/minimax-minimax-m3/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. MiniMax M3 is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under MiniMax. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. MiniMax M3 accepts text, image, video and produces text. Tool calling and structured outputs are available on supported routes. ### MiniMax M3 specifications and capabilities MiniMax M3 has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image, video; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,048,576 tokens; reference maximum output: 512,000 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog capabilities include Reasoning, Structured output, Tool calling, Vision. Confirm how those features are exposed by your selected endpoint; a capability label does not guarantee that every provider accepts the same request parameters. API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. ### Using MiniMax M3 for your workload For MiniMax M3, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks MiniMax M3 as an open-weight model. Check the recorded license and checkpoint format before self-hosting. Open weights do not by themselves define commercial permissions, runtime memory requirements or the cost of hosting. ### MiniMax M3 API pricing across providers The pricing table links each MiniMax M3 offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded MiniMax M3 benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 19 for Published configuration, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/minimax-m3). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives MiniMax M3 specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/minimax/minimax-m3) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For MiniMax M3, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,048,576OpenRouter catalog MAX OUTPUT TOKENS512,000OpenRouter catalog PROVIDERS2Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-09-29Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: minimax/minimax-m3 - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image, video[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Output modalities: text[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Context / input token limit: 1,048,576[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Maximum output tokens: 512,000[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Tool calling: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Structured output: Supported[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, logprobs, max_tokens, min_p, presence_penalty, reasoning, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_logprobs, top_p[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - API parameter scope: OpenRouter API; support varies by route - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/MiniMaxAI/Minimax-M3/raw/main/README.md) - Weight license / access terms: MiniMax Community License[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/MiniMaxAI/Minimax-M3/raw/main/README.md) - Total parameters (billions): 428[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/MiniMaxAI/Minimax-M3/raw/main/README.md) - Active parameters (billions): 23[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/MiniMaxAI/Minimax-M3/raw/main/README.md) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Added to OpenRouter: 2026-05-31[OpenRouter catalog ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) - Notes: API parameter names are reported by OpenRouter and do not describe the developer’s native API. Token limits labeled OpenRouter are route catalog limits, not universal model limits. Media limits on this page describe the linked provider endpoint; other deployments may differ. #### Capabilities ReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) [huggingface.co — MiniMaxAI / Minimax-M3 ↗](https://huggingface.co/MiniMaxAI/Minimax-M3/raw/main/README.md) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Claude Sonnet 5.5 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/anthropic-claude-sonnet-5-5/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Claude Sonnet 5.5 is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Anthropic. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. ### Claude Sonnet 5.5 specifications and capabilities Claude Sonnet 5.5 has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image, file; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,000,000 tokens; reference maximum output: 128,000 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. ### Using Claude Sonnet 5.5 for your workload For Claude Sonnet 5.5, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### Claude Sonnet 5.5 API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Claude Sonnet 5.5 offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Claude Sonnet 5.5 benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 54 for max with fallback, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/claude-sonnet-5-5). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Claude Sonnet 5.5 specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Claude Sonnet 5.5, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENS128,000Provider-dependent PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-02Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: anthropic/claude-sonnet-5.5 - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image, file - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000 - Maximum output tokens: 128,000 - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Not verified in cited sources #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Gemini 4 Argon Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-4-argon/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Gemini 4 Argon is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Google. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. ### Gemini 4 Argon specifications and capabilities Gemini 4 Argon has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image, video; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,000,000 tokens; reference maximum output: 1,000,000 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Announced model; limited trusted-tester rollout. Public API endpoint is not yet confirmed. Announced introductory pricing: USD 2 input / 10 output per million tokens; cached input 95% off. After the introductory period: USD 4 / 20. End date unspecified. ### Using Gemini 4 Argon for your workload For Gemini 4 Argon, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. The catalog marks Gemini 4 Argon as proprietary or hosted API access. Evaluate the available endpoints and their service terms. Missing parameter counts or download sizes are not estimates of the underlying model. ### Gemini 4 Argon API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Gemini 4 Argon offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Gemini 4 Argon benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 50 for high, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/gemini-4-argon). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Gemini 4 Argon specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/gemini-models/gemini-4-argon/) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Gemini 4 Argon, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENS1,000,000Provider-dependent PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-02Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: google/gemini-4-argon - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image, video - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000 - Maximum output tokens: 1,000,000 - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Proprietary / hosted API - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Active parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Download size (GB): Not applicable — no public weights - Release date: 2026-09-30 - Notes: Announced model; limited trusted-tester rollout. Public API endpoint is not yet confirmed. Announced introductory pricing: USD 2 input / 10 output per million tokens; cached input 95% off. After the introductory period: USD 4 / 20. End date unspecified. #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [blog.google — innovation-and-ai / models-and-research / gemini-models / gemini-4-argon ↗](https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/gemini-models/gemini-4-argon/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: GPT-6.1 Sol Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-6-1-sol/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. GPT-6.1 Sol is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Openai. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. ### GPT-6.1 Sol specifications and capabilities GPT-6.1 Sol has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: file, image, text; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,050,000 tokens; reference maximum output: 128,000 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. ### Using GPT-6.1 Sol for your workload For GPT-6.1 Sol, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### GPT-6.1 Sol API pricing across providers The pricing table links each GPT-6.1 Sol offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded GPT-6.1 Sol benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 55 for max, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/gpt-6-1-sol). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives GPT-6.1 Sol specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For GPT-6.1 Sol, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,050,000Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENS128,000Provider-dependent PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-02Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: openai/gpt-6.1-sol - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: file, image, text - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,050,000 - Maximum output tokens: 128,000 - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Not verified in cited sources #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Muse Spark 1.3 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-muse-spark-1-3/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Muse Spark 1.3 is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Meta. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. ### Muse Spark 1.3 specifications and capabilities Muse Spark 1.3 has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image, video, file; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,048,576 tokens; reference maximum output: 943,718 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. ### Using Muse Spark 1.3 for your workload For Muse Spark 1.3, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### Muse Spark 1.3 API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Muse Spark 1.3 offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Muse Spark 1.3 benchmark context No comparable score was verified in the current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. This model remains in the catalog without a current intelligence rank. Older results use a different snapshot and are not mixed into the current ranking. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Muse Spark 1.3 specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Muse Spark 1.3, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,048,576Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENS943,718Provider-dependent PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-02Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: meta/muse-spark-1.3 - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image, video, file - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,048,576 - Maximum output tokens: 943,718 - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Not verified in cited sources #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: MiMo-V2.6-Pro Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/xiaomi-mimo-v2-6-pro/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. MiMo-V2.6-Pro is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Xiaomi. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. ### MiMo-V2.6-Pro specifications and capabilities MiMo-V2.6-Pro has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image, video, audio; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,050,000 tokens; reference maximum output: 131,072 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. ### Using MiMo-V2.6-Pro for your workload For MiMo-V2.6-Pro, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### MiMo-V2.6-Pro API pricing across providers The pricing table links each MiMo-V2.6-Pro offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded MiMo-V2.6-Pro benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 30 for Published configuration, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/mimo-v2-6-pro). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives MiMo-V2.6-Pro specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For MiMo-V2.6-Pro, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,050,000Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENS131,072Provider-dependent PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-02Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: xiaomi/mimo-v2.6-pro - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image, video, audio - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,050,000 - Maximum output tokens: 131,072 - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Not verified in cited sources #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Qwen3.8 Max (0902) Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen3-8-max-0902/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Qwen3.8 Max 0902 is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Alibaba. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. ### Qwen3.8 Max 0902 specifications and capabilities Qwen3.8 Max 0902 has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image, video; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,000,000 tokens; reference maximum output: 131,072 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. ### Using Qwen3.8 Max 0902 for your workload For Qwen3.8 Max 0902, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### Qwen3.8 Max 0902 API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Qwen3.8 Max 0902 offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Qwen3.8 Max 0902 benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 34 for 0902 · Published configuration, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/qwen3-8-max). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Qwen3.8 Max 0902 specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Qwen3.8 Max 0902, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENS131,072Provider-dependent PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-02Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: qwen/qwen3.8-max-0902 - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image, video - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000 - Maximum output tokens: 131,072 - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Not verified in cited sources #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Step 5 Preview Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/stepfun-step-5-preview/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:43:33 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Step 5 Preview is developed by StepFun. This profile brings together its verified specifications, access information and independent benchmark reference so you can evaluate the model before choosing a deployment. ### Multimodal architecture Step 5 Preview is a StepFun mixture-of-experts model. The developer reports approximately 600 billion total parameters, 27 billion active parameters and support for context windows up to one million tokens. Its specification table lists text and image inputs with text output. ### Documents, coding and agents The model is positioned for long-running agent tasks, software work and analysis of documents, charts and financial material. The overview also discusses video understanding, but applications should verify video support on the exact endpoint rather than assume every deployment accepts video files. For image-based documents, test small text and chart labels explicitly. ### Preview release and licensing Weights are available under the StepFun Model License 1.0. Review that license for use and redistribution conditions; this entry does not label it MIT or Apache 2.0. The model family includes different weight formats. Keep the checkpoint revision, serving software and precision fixed when comparing results between deployments. ### Comparing Step 5 Preview on XPU Use the model rankings for the catalog’s current intelligence score and its checked date. Scores describe the tested configuration; a similar name or a different reasoning setting may produce different results. Compare this profile with the [model rankings](https://xpu.live/) and review [provider information](https://xpu.live/providers/) before selecting an API. Rental and token prices depend on the provider, region, routing and deployment. An empty offers table means XPU has no matching verified offer at present. It is not a zero-price quote. Check provider limits separately from the developer’s maximum context specification. ### Sources and verification [Step 5 Preview — official developer model card](https://huggingface.co/stepfun-ai/Step-5-Preview/blob/main/README.md). Specifications reviewed on 18 October 2026. The image represents the developer’s brand, rather than a separate model-specific logo. Unknown details have been left unconfirmed instead of estimated. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Developer model card MAX OUTPUT TOKENSNot suppliedProvider-dependent PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-18Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: stepfun/step-5-preview - Developer model ID / revision: Step-5-Preview - Input modalities: text, image[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/stepfun-ai/Step-5-Preview/blob/main/README.md) - Output modalities: text[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/stepfun-ai/Step-5-Preview/blob/main/README.md) - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/stepfun-ai/Step-5-Preview/blob/main/README.md) - Maximum output tokens: Not verified in cited sources - Tool calling: Supported[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/stepfun-ai/Step-5-Preview/blob/main/README.md) - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/stepfun-ai/Step-5-Preview/blob/main/README.md) - Weight license / access terms: StepFun Model License 1.0[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/stepfun-ai/Step-5-Preview/blob/main/README.md) - Total parameters (billions): 600[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/stepfun-ai/Step-5-Preview/blob/main/README.md) - Active parameters (billions): 27[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/stepfun-ai/Step-5-Preview/blob/main/README.md) - Weight format / quantization: FP8; BF16 and separate NVFP4 variants described[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/stepfun-ai/Step-5-Preview/blob/main/README.md) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Developer specifications may differ from hosted endpoint limits. Parameter counts follow the developer model card; weight-file metadata may report a different counting convention. #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [huggingface.co — stepfun-ai / Step-5-Preview / blob / main / README.md ↗](https://huggingface.co/stepfun-ai/Step-5-Preview/blob/main/README.md) --- ## Selected or updated profile: GPT-5.6 Terra Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-5-6-terra/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. GPT-5.6 Terra is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Openai. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. ### GPT-5.6 Terra specifications and capabilities GPT-5.6 Terra has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: file, image, text; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,050,000 tokens; reference maximum output: 128,000 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. ### Using GPT-5.6 Terra for your workload For GPT-5.6 Terra, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### GPT-5.6 Terra API pricing across providers The pricing table links each GPT-5.6 Terra offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded GPT-5.6 Terra benchmark context No comparable score was verified in the current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. This model remains in the catalog without a current intelligence rank. Older results use a different snapshot and are not mixed into the current ranking. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives GPT-5.6 Terra specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For GPT-5.6 Terra, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,050,000Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENS128,000Provider-dependent PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-02Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: openai/gpt-5.6-terra - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: file, image, text - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,050,000 - Maximum output tokens: 128,000 - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Not verified in cited sources #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Qwen3.8 2.4T A95B Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen3-8-2-4t-a95b/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Qwen3.8 2.4T A95B is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Alibaba. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. ### Qwen3.8 2.4T A95B specifications and capabilities Qwen3.8 2.4T A95B has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,048,576 tokens; reference maximum output: 131,072 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. ### Using Qwen3.8 2.4T A95B for your workload For Qwen3.8 2.4T A95B, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### Qwen3.8 2.4T A95B API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Qwen3.8 2.4T A95B offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Qwen3.8 2.4T A95B benchmark context No comparable score was verified in the current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. This model remains in the catalog without a current intelligence rank. Older results use a different snapshot and are not mixed into the current ranking. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Qwen3.8 2.4T A95B specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Qwen3.8 2.4T A95B, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,048,576Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENS131,072Provider-dependent PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-02Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: qwen/qwen3.8-2.4t-a95b - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,048,576 - Maximum output tokens: 131,072 - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Not verified in cited sources #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Qwen3.8-Flash-Next Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen3-8-flash-next/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Qwen3.8-Flash-Next is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Alibaba. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. ### Qwen3.8-Flash-Next specifications and capabilities Qwen3.8-Flash-Next has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: reference context limit: 256,000 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Catalog identity and benchmark verified from Artificial Analysis. API endpoint and remaining specifications require provider confirmation. ### Using Qwen3.8-Flash-Next for your workload For Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### Qwen3.8-Flash-Next API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Qwen3.8-Flash-Next offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Qwen3.8-Flash-Next benchmark context No comparable score was verified in the current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. This model remains in the catalog without a current intelligence rank. Older results use a different snapshot and are not mixed into the current ranking. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Qwen3.8-Flash-Next specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/qwen3-8-flash-next) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS256,000Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENSNot suppliedProvider-dependent PROVIDERS0Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-02Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: qwen/qwen3.8-flash-next - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: Not verified in cited sources - Output modalities: Not verified in cited sources - Context / input token limit: 256,000 - Maximum output tokens: Not verified in cited sources - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Catalog identity and benchmark verified from Artificial Analysis. API endpoint and remaining specifications require provider confirmation. #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [artificialanalysis.ai — models / qwen3-8-flash-next ↗](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/qwen3-8-flash-next) --- ## Selected or updated profile: DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/deepseek-deepseek-v4-flash-vision-exp/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Deepseek. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. ### DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision specifications and capabilities DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,048,576 tokens; reference maximum output: 262,144 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. ### Using DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision for your workload For DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision API pricing across providers The pricing table links each DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision benchmark context No comparable score was verified in the current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. This model remains in the catalog without a current intelligence rank. Older results use a different snapshot and are not mixed into the current ranking. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,048,576Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENS262,144Provider-dependent PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-02Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-vision-exp - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,048,576 - Maximum output tokens: 262,144 - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Not verified in cited sources #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: JT-4.1 Flash 236B A21B Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/china-mobile-jt-4-1-flash-236b-a21b/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:43:33 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. JT-4.1 Flash 236B A21B is developed by China Mobile. This profile brings together its verified specifications, access information and independent benchmark reference so you can evaluate the model before choosing a deployment. ### Model identity and capabilities JT-4.1 Flash 236B A21B is a China Mobile model listed by Artificial Analysis. The evaluator identifies it as a reasoning model with text and image inputs and text output. Its profile reports 236 billion total parameters and a context window rounded to 262,000 tokens. ### What is verified The available evaluator profile is the reference for this entry. A21B is part of the published model name; we have not treated that name alone as verified evidence of the active parameter count. Exact output limits, tool calling, structured output and a public weight license remain unconfirmed in the sources reviewed. ### Access and practical evaluation Artificial Analysis describes the model as proprietary rather than a public weight release. Check the actual serving endpoint for access conditions and supported image formats. For document workflows, test representative screenshots, tables and mixed text before relying on the advertised input capability. Context capacity is an upper limit, not a guarantee of accurate recall across every token. ### Comparing JT-4.1 Flash 236B A21B on XPU Use the model rankings for the catalog’s current intelligence score and its checked date. Scores describe the tested configuration; a similar name or a different reasoning setting may produce different results. Compare this profile with the [model rankings](https://xpu.live/) and review [provider information](https://xpu.live/providers/) before selecting an API. Rental and token prices depend on the provider, region, routing and deployment. An empty offers table means XPU has no matching verified offer at present. It is not a zero-price quote. Check provider limits separately from the developer’s maximum context specification. ### Sources and verification [JT-4.1 Flash 236B A21B — Artificial Analysis evaluator profile](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/jt-4-1-flash-236b-a21b). Specifications reviewed on 18 October 2026. The image represents the developer’s brand, rather than a separate model-specific logo. Unknown details have been left unconfirmed instead of estimated. CONTEXT TOKENS262,000Artificial Analysis profile (rounded) MAX OUTPUT TOKENSNot suppliedProvider-dependent PROVIDERS0Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-18Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: china-mobile/jt-4.1-flash-236b-a21b - Developer model ID / revision: JT-4.1 Flash 236B A21B - Input modalities: text, image[Artificial Analysis profile ↗](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/jt-4-1-flash-236b-a21b) - Output modalities: text[Artificial Analysis profile ↗](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/jt-4-1-flash-236b-a21b) - Context / input token limit: 262,000[Artificial Analysis profile ↗](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/jt-4-1-flash-236b-a21b) - Maximum output tokens: Not verified in cited sources - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Proprietary / hosted API[Artificial Analysis profile ↗](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/jt-4-1-flash-236b-a21b) - Weight license / access terms: Proprietary / hosted access; developer terms not verified[Artificial Analysis profile ↗](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/jt-4-1-flash-236b-a21b) - Total parameters (billions): 236[Artificial Analysis profile ↗](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/jt-4-1-flash-236b-a21b) - Active parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Download size (GB): Not applicable — no public weights - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Developer specifications may differ from hosted endpoint limits. Context rounded as reported by Artificial Analysis; active parameter count not independently verified. #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [artificialanalysis.ai — models / jt-4-1-flash-236b-a21b ↗](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/jt-4-1-flash-236b-a21b) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Qwen3.8 27B Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/qwen-qwen3-8-27b/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 14:50:02 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Qwen3.8 27B is a Qwen model with a dedicated Cloudflare deployment and an existing xpu live profile. Its size distinguishes it from larger Qwen3.8 mixture-of-experts and hosted Flash variants. ### Qwen3.8 27B: suitable applications Consider instruction-following assistants, coding questions and tasks that need a well-defined model size instead of an automatic route alias. ### Capabilities and technical details A stable checkpoint identity and recorded reference specifications make cross-provider evaluation easier. The Cloudflare endpoint’s supported features are listed with its own deployment limits. Qwen3.8 27B accepts text, image and returns text. The recorded input reference is 262,144 tokens, with any lower Cloudflare cap recorded separately. The recorded terms are Apache 2.0; the linked source explains their scope. ### Qwen3.8 27B limitations and selection Reference model capabilities and hosted request parameters are different contracts. A provider’s context cap should not overwrite the global checkpoint reference. Compare the 27B model with another Qwen size using task-specific accuracy and complete response cost, while keeping reasoning and formatting requirements constant. ### Qwen3.8 27B API pricing Qwen3.8 27B pricing is tied to the selected endpoint and its documented token components. Compare input, output and cached-input charges only where those components are actually quoted; an absent component is not an invented free rate. Review the [Cloudflare Qwen3.8 27B endpoint reference](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/qwen3.8-27b/) and the [Qwen model documentation](https://huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B). Compare the linked [Cloudflare Workers AI provider profile](https://xpu.live/ai-providers/cloudflare/) with the [xpu live model directory](https://xpu.live/) when selecting a deployment. CONTEXT TOKENS262,144Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENS131,072Provider-dependent PROVIDERS2Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-20Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: qwen/qwen3.8-27b - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/qwen3.8-27b/) - Output modalities: text[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/qwen3.8-27b/) - Context / input token limit: 262,144[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B) - Maximum output tokens: 131,072 - Tool calling: Supported[Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint; route-specific capabilities ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/qwen3.8-27b/) - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card / documentation ↗](https://huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B) - Weight license / access terms: Apache 2.0[Developer weight license / hosted access terms ↗](https://huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B#license) - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Cloudflare deployment limits and transport options are recorded on its offering. Weight license is separate from hosted-service conditions. Context shown here is the publisher configuration; provider caps can be lower. #### Capabilities ReasoningTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [developers.cloudflare.com — workers-ai / models / qwen3.8-27b ↗](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/qwen3.8-27b/) [huggingface.co — Qwen / Qwen3.8-27B ↗](https://huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B) [huggingface.co — Qwen / Qwen3.8-27B ↗](https://huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B#license) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Motif 3 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/motif-motif-3/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:43:32 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Motif 3 is developed by Motif Technologies. This profile brings together its verified specifications, access information and independent benchmark reference so you can evaluate the model before choosing a deployment. ### Architecture and context Motif 3 is a sparse mixture-of-experts language model from Motif Technologies. Its developer reports 314 billion total parameters, with 13.2 billion active for each token, and a native 262,144-token context window. The architecture uses 384 routed experts, eight selected per token, and one shared expert. ### Training and intended use The model card describes approximately 12.5 trillion training tokens spanning English, Korean, code and mathematics, with additional emphasis on legal and financial material. This makes bilingual document work and technical reasoning relevant evaluation tasks. Domain emphasis does not replace checking the accuracy of a legal or financial answer. ### Weights and deployment Motif 3 weights are available under the MIT license. The main checkpoint uses BF16; a separately published NVFP4 variant has different deployment requirements. The developer provides a custom vLLM path and Motif-specific reasoning and tool parsers. Check the selected checkpoint and serving recipe before planning infrastructure. ### Comparing Motif 3 on XPU Use the model rankings for the catalog’s current intelligence score and its checked date. Scores describe the tested configuration; a similar name or a different reasoning setting may produce different results. Compare this profile with the [model rankings](https://xpu.live/) and review [provider information](https://xpu.live/providers/) before selecting an API. Rental and token prices depend on the provider, region, routing and deployment. An empty offers table means XPU has no matching verified offer at present. It is not a zero-price quote. Check provider limits separately from the developer’s maximum context specification. ### Sources and verification [Motif 3 — official developer model card](https://huggingface.co/Motif-Technologies/Motif-3). Specifications reviewed on 18 October 2026. The image represents the developer’s brand, rather than a separate model-specific logo. Unknown details have been left unconfirmed instead of estimated. CONTEXT TOKENS262,144Developer model card MAX OUTPUT TOKENSNot suppliedProvider-dependent PROVIDERS0Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-18Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: motif/motif-3 - Developer model ID / revision: Motif-3 - Input modalities: text[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/Motif-Technologies/Motif-3) - Output modalities: text[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/Motif-Technologies/Motif-3) - Context / input token limit: 262,144[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/Motif-Technologies/Motif-3) - Maximum output tokens: Not verified in cited sources - Tool calling: Supported[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/Motif-Technologies/Motif-3) - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/Motif-Technologies/Motif-3) - Weight license / access terms: MIT[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/Motif-Technologies/Motif-3) - Total parameters (billions): 314[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/Motif-Technologies/Motif-3) - Active parameters (billions): 13.2[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/Motif-Technologies/Motif-3) - Weight format / quantization: BF16; separate NVFP4 checkpoint[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/Motif-Technologies/Motif-3) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Developer specifications may differ from hosted endpoint limits. Parameter counts follow the developer model card; weight-file metadata may report a different counting convention. #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [huggingface.co — Motif-Technologies / Motif-3 ↗](https://huggingface.co/Motif-Technologies/Motif-3) --- ## Selected or updated profile: GPT-5.3 Codex Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-5-3-codex/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. GPT-5.3 Codex is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Openai. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. ### GPT-5.3 Codex specifications and capabilities GPT-5.3 Codex has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image, file; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 400,000 tokens; reference maximum output: 128,000 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. ### Using GPT-5.3 Codex for your workload For GPT-5.3 Codex, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### GPT-5.3 Codex API pricing across providers The pricing table links each GPT-5.3 Codex offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded GPT-5.3 Codex benchmark context No comparable score was verified in the current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. This model remains in the catalog without a current intelligence rank. Older results use a different snapshot and are not mixed into the current ranking. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives GPT-5.3 Codex specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For GPT-5.3 Codex, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS400,000Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENS128,000Provider-dependent PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-02Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: openai/gpt-5.3-codex - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image, file - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 400,000 - Maximum output tokens: 128,000 - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Not verified in cited sources #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: K2 Horizon 375B A23B Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/ifm-k2-horizon-375b-a23b/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:43:33 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. K2 Horizon 375B A23B is developed by Institute of Foundation Models (IFM). This profile brings together its verified specifications, access information and independent benchmark reference so you can evaluate the model before choosing a deployment. ### Architecture and context K2 Horizon 375B A23B is an IFM text-generation model built with a sparse mixture-of-experts architecture. Its model card reports 375 billion total parameters, 23 billion active parameters and a native 524,288-token context window. The public release targets reasoning, coding and tool-using workflows. ### Long-context evaluation The large context window is relevant when a task involves multiple source files or a long collection of documents. It does not remove the need for retrieval, clear instructions or output validation. Evaluate answers against known source passages and test whether the model can distinguish quoted material from instructions. ### Weights and deployment The weights are available under Apache 2.0. The model card provides vLLM and SGLang serving recipes with K2 Horizon-specific parsing. An example deployment using eight H200 GPUs is an example configuration rather than a universal minimum. Check the exact revision: intermediate checkpoints and the final release should not be assumed to produce identical results. ### Comparing K2 Horizon 375B A23B on XPU Use the model rankings for the catalog’s current intelligence score and its checked date. Scores describe the tested configuration; a similar name or a different reasoning setting may produce different results. Compare this profile with the [model rankings](https://xpu.live/) and review [provider information](https://xpu.live/providers/) before selecting an API. Rental and token prices depend on the provider, region, routing and deployment. An empty offers table means XPU has no matching verified offer at present. It is not a zero-price quote. Check provider limits separately from the developer’s maximum context specification. ### Sources and verification [K2 Horizon 375B A23B — official developer model card](https://huggingface.co/IFM/K2-Horizon-375B-A23B). Specifications reviewed on 18 October 2026. The image represents the developer’s brand, rather than a separate model-specific logo. Unknown details have been left unconfirmed instead of estimated. CONTEXT TOKENS524,288Developer model card MAX OUTPUT TOKENSNot suppliedProvider-dependent PROVIDERS0Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-18Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: ifm/k2-horizon-375b-a23b - Developer model ID / revision: K2-Horizon-375B-A23B - Input modalities: text[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/IFM/K2-Horizon-375B-A23B) - Output modalities: text[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/IFM/K2-Horizon-375B-A23B) - Context / input token limit: 524,288[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/IFM/K2-Horizon-375B-A23B) - Maximum output tokens: Not verified in cited sources - Tool calling: Supported[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/IFM/K2-Horizon-375B-A23B) - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/IFM/K2-Horizon-375B-A23B) - Weight license / access terms: Apache 2.0[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/IFM/K2-Horizon-375B-A23B) - Total parameters (billions): 375[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/IFM/K2-Horizon-375B-A23B) - Active parameters (billions): 23[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/IFM/K2-Horizon-375B-A23B) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Developer specifications may differ from hosted endpoint limits. Parameter counts follow the developer model card; weight-file metadata may report a different counting convention. #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [huggingface.co — IFM / K2-Horizon-375B-A23B ↗](https://huggingface.co/IFM/K2-Horizon-375B-A23B) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-3-1-pro-preview/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Google. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. ### Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview specifications and capabilities Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: audio, file, image, text, video; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 1,048,576 tokens; reference maximum output: 65,536 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. ### Using Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview for your workload For Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview benchmark context No comparable score was verified in the current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. This model remains in the catalog without a current intelligence rank. Older results use a different snapshot and are not mixed into the current ranking. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS1,048,576Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENS65,536Provider-dependent PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-02Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: google/gemini-3.1-pro-preview - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: audio, file, image, text, video - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,048,576 - Maximum output tokens: 65,536 - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Not verified in cited sources #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [OpenRouter — route catalog & API parameters ↗](https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Ling 3.1 Flash Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/inclusionai-ling-3-1-flash/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:43:33 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Ling 3.1 Flash is developed by inclusionAI. This profile brings together its verified specifications, access information and independent benchmark reference so you can evaluate the model before choosing a deployment. ### Architecture and reasoning Ling 3.1 Flash is an inclusionAI text model with a hybrid linear-attention mixture-of-experts architecture. The developer reports 560 billion total parameters, 25 billion active parameters and a context window of up to one million tokens. Its hybrid reasoning mode can be enabled or disabled for different workloads. ### Coding and agent workflows The developer positions the model for coding, search, office tasks and tool-driven workflows. Reasoning control can help applications compare answer quality against latency and token use. Test the same prompts with both modes before selecting a default. Developer benchmark results should be read alongside independent measurements and your own task set. ### Weights and serving The checkpoint is released under the MIT license and uses FP8 weights. The model card recommends an SGLang serving path and also describes vLLM support, with model-specific reasoning and tool parsers. A hosted API may expose a smaller context window or a different set of controls than the underlying model. ### Comparing Ling 3.1 Flash on XPU Use the model rankings for the catalog’s current intelligence score and its checked date. Scores describe the tested configuration; a similar name or a different reasoning setting may produce different results. Compare this profile with the [model rankings](https://xpu.live/) and review [provider information](https://xpu.live/providers/) before selecting an API. Rental and token prices depend on the provider, region, routing and deployment. An empty offers table means XPU has no matching verified offer at present. It is not a zero-price quote. Check provider limits separately from the developer’s maximum context specification. ### Sources and verification [Ling 3.1 Flash — official developer model card](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash). Specifications reviewed on 18 October 2026. The image represents the developer’s brand, rather than a separate model-specific logo. Unknown details have been left unconfirmed instead of estimated. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Developer model card MAX OUTPUT TOKENSNot suppliedProvider-dependent PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-18Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: inclusionai/ling-3.1-flash - Developer model ID / revision: Ling-3.1-flash - Input modalities: text[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash) - Output modalities: text[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash) - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash) - Maximum output tokens: Not verified in cited sources - Tool calling: Supported[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash) - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Open weights[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash) - Weight license / access terms: MIT[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash) - Total parameters (billions): 560[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash) - Active parameters (billions): 25[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash) - Weight format / quantization: FP8[Developer model card ↗](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash) - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Developer specifications may differ from hosted endpoint limits. Parameter counts follow the developer model card; weight-file metadata may report a different counting convention. #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [huggingface.co — inclusionAI / Ling-3.1-flash ↗](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Mistral Large 4 Preview Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/mistralai-mistral-large-4-preview/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Mistral Large 4 Preview is listed in the xpu live Text & chat catalog under Mistral AI. Compare its API pricing, provider availability and recorded specifications on this page. ### Mistral Large 4 Preview specifications and capabilities Mistral Large 4 Preview has the following source-scoped details in the catalog: recorded input modalities: text, image; recorded output modalities: text; reference context limit: 524,288 tokens. Provider endpoints can expose different limits. Check the source attached to each field and the deployment details beside each offer before treating a limit as universal. Benchmark and specifications checked against Artificial Analysis on 2026-10-07. Pricing coverage is tracked separately; provider configurations may differ. ### Using Mistral Large 4 Preview for your workload For Mistral Large 4 Preview, estimate input and output tokens separately. Conversation history, retrieved documents and tool responses can increase input volume. Longer generated answers increase output cost. The cheapest input tariff may not be the cheapest option for an output-heavy workload. Test the endpoint with your actual prompts, expected context length and concurrency. Compare answer quality, latency and supported API features. Batch processing, caching and reasoning settings can change the effective rate or response behavior, so match those settings when comparing offers. ### Mistral Large 4 Preview API pricing across providers The pricing table links each Mistral Large 4 Preview offer to its provider, model identifier and source. Compare the billing unit, tariff settings and last observation time. A missing price means no verified rate is recorded for that offer; it does not mean free access. Review availability, regional restrictions and any batch or commitment conditions. Provider model IDs are important when selecting a route. Confirm the intended version before sending production requests, particularly when an offer is marked preview, legacy or unavailable. ### Recorded Mistral Large 4 Preview benchmark context The current Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 score is 26 for high, checked on October 31, 2026. [Review the benchmark source](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/mistral-large-4). This is a dated evaluation snapshot, not a universal quality guarantee. A provider’s priced configuration can differ from the benchmark setting. ### Sources and alternatives Mistral Large 4 Preview specifications are recorded separately from provider-specific deployment limits. [Open the model reference](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/mistral-large-4) for the source details. Consult the linked sources when planning an integration and leave unknown fields as unknown rather than assuming a default. Use the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/) to compare other models, or browse [AI API providers](https://xpu.live/providers/). For Mistral Large 4 Preview, choose the endpoint that fits your task, expected usage and required features rather than relying on one headline rate. CONTEXT TOKENS524,288Source not recorded MAX OUTPUT TOKENSNot suppliedProvider-dependent PROVIDERS2Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-07Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: mistralai/mistral-large-4-preview - Developer model ID / revision: Not verified in cited sources - Input modalities: text, image - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 524,288 - Maximum output tokens: Not verified in cited sources - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: Benchmark and specifications checked against Artificial Analysis on 2026-10-07. Pricing coverage is tracked separately; provider configurations may differ. #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [artificialanalysis.ai — models / mistral-large-4 ↗](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/mistral-large-4) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Claude Haiku 5.5 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/anthropic-claude-haiku-5-5/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-12 07:32:57 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Claude Haiku 5.5 is Anthropic’s compact model for high-volume applications. This page records its specifications, benchmark setting and source references. It helps you compare the model with larger Claude options before selecting an endpoint. Pricing is intentionally left blank while the catalog entry is being prepared. ### Claude Haiku 5.5 specifications Anthropic released the model on October 7, 2026. Its documentation lists text and image inputs, text output, a one-million-token context window and up to 128,000 output tokens. It supports adaptive thinking, with effort used to control reasoning depth. The official API identifier is `claude-haiku-5-5`. These are reference model limits. Confirm the limits of the endpoint you select, because an intermediary can expose a different configuration. A context window describes capacity, not a promise that every long prompt will produce an equally reliable answer. ### Benchmark position and evaluation setting Claude Haiku 5.5 scores 43 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index in the max-effort configuration checked on October 12, 2026. The site ranks one entry per model using its strongest published setting. Scores are rounded, and models with equal scores are ordered alphabetically. The benchmark setting matters when comparing response quality and latency. A result recorded at maximum effort does not describe every possible request configuration. Use the [independent benchmark profile](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/claude-haiku-5-5) to inspect the evaluation context rather than treating the headline score as a universal guarantee. ### Choosing Claude Haiku 5.5 for a workload Start with a small set of representative tasks. Include straightforward requests, ambiguous instructions and examples that require information from your own documents. Define what counts as an acceptable answer before you compare models. For extraction tasks, check missing fields and unsupported claims as well as formatting. Next, test the response time with the reasoning setting and input size you expect to use. Keep prompts and success criteria consistent across candidates. For an interactive application, measure the time until the first useful response and the time until completion. A faster answer is only useful if it meets your quality requirements. Finally, inspect failures instead of relying only on an average score. Decide which requests need human review or a second model. Record your selected model version and deployment settings so a future comparison remains reproducible. ### Pricing and source references No numeric price has been entered for this model on xpu live. A blank pricing section means the catalog is incomplete; it does not mean the model is free. Provider offers and verified tariffs can be added separately without changing the benchmark record. Consult the [official model documentation](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/haiku-5-5/overview) for capabilities and the [release announcement](https://www.anthropic.com/claude-haiku-5-5) for launch context. Compare alternatives in the [AI model rankings](https://xpu.live/) and review the site’s [comparison methodology](https://xpu.live/methodology/). All specifications and ranking fields remain editable in WordPress. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Developer reference limit MAX OUTPUT TOKENS128,000Provider-dependent PROVIDERS0Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-12Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: anthropic/claude-haiku-5.5 - Developer model ID / revision: claude-haiku-5-5[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/haiku-5-5/overview) - Input modalities: text, image[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/haiku-5-5/overview) - Output modalities: text[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/haiku-5-5/overview) - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/haiku-5-5/overview) - Maximum output tokens: 128,000[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/haiku-5-5/overview) - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Proprietary / hosted API[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/haiku-5-5/overview) - Weight license / access terms: Not verified in cited sources - Total parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Active parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Download size (GB): Not applicable — no public weights - Release date: 2026-10-07[Developer documentation ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/haiku-5-5/overview) - Notes: Official API model ID: claude-haiku-5-5. Adaptive thinking; provider limits may differ. Prices intentionally not entered. #### Capabilities Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [platform.claude.com — docs / en / models / haiku-5-5 / overview ↗](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/haiku-5-5/overview) [www.anthropic.com — claude-haiku-5-5 ↗](https://www.anthropic.com/claude-haiku-5-5) [artificialanalysis.ai — models / claude-haiku-5-5 ↗](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/claude-haiku-5-5) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Gemini 4 Carbon Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/google-gemini-4-carbon/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:46:54 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Gemini 4 Carbon is Google DeepMind’s frontier model for demanding engineering and sustained agent workflows. Google announced it on October 28, 2026. Its rollout begins with selected cybersecurity defenders and trusted partners. ### Gemini 4 Carbon specifications and access Access is limited through Google’s staged rollout and Fairwind Program. A benchmark result does not establish public API availability. No general developer endpoint or output limit is asserted here. The specification table distinguishes manufacturer references from provider deployment limits. Check the linked endpoint before choosing a maximum prompt or response size. If a field is unpublished, treat it as unknown rather than assuming the limit of another model in the family. ### Gemini 4 Carbon pricing and cost planning Google announced introductory prices of $2 input and $10 output per million tokens, with cached input at $0.10. After the introductory period, announced input/output rates become $4/$20. These are announced rates, not proof of generally available access. For a practical budget, count input, generated output and repeated attempts separately. Also record tool charges and caching conditions. Compare several complete tasks with the same acceptance criteria. A low input price alone can hide expensive long answers or additional retries. ### Where to use Gemini 4 Carbon Evaluate difficult code investigation, long document analysis and workflows that need several connected steps. Keep a written acceptance test so a convincing explanation does not replace a verified result. Start with a small evaluation set containing easy, difficult and incomplete requests. Keep the expected result for each task. Then inspect accuracy, response time and the effort needed to correct failures. Use those observations to decide whether a more capable or less expensive route fits the workload. ### Gemini 4 Carbon benchmark and alternatives The current comparison uses the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. The recorded configuration is high. Its score describes that evaluation setting; a different reasoning budget or tool setup can change the result. Review the [official Gemini 4 Carbon reference](https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/gemini-models/introducing-gemini-4-carbon/) and the [technical documentation](https://deepmind.google/models/gemini/). Use the [benchmark evaluation](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/gemini-4-carbon) to check the tested configuration. Compare Gemini 4 Carbon with other entries in the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/). For an integration, inspect the linked provider offers and run your own acceptance tests before choosing a production endpoint. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Manufacturer/model reference; offering limits are provider-specific. MAX OUTPUT TOKENSNot suppliedNot publicly specified in the reviewed reference. PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-31Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: google/gemini-4-carbon - Developer model ID / revision: Gemini 4 Carbon - Input modalities: text, image, video - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000 - Maximum output tokens: Not verified in cited sources - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Proprietary / hosted API - Weight license / access terms: Google service terms; proprietary weights - Total parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Active parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Download size (GB): Not applicable — no public weights - Release date: 2026-10-28 - Notes: Limited staged access. Context is the 1M benchmark reference; public API limits and endpoint ID are not confirmed. Introductory tariff end date is not stated in the Carbon announcement. #### Capabilities CodingReasoningVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [blog.google — innovation-and-ai / models-and-research / gemini-models / introducing-gemini-4-carbon ↗](https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/gemini-models/introducing-gemini-4-carbon/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: GPT-6.1 Terra Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/openai-gpt-6-1-terra/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:35:40 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. GPT-6.1 Terra is OpenAI’s efficient model for visual reasoning, computer use and clear writing. Released on October 26, 2026, it follows GPT-5.6 Terra and supports adjustable reasoning effort. ### GPT-6.1 Terra specifications and access The documented input modalities are text and images; output is text. Audio and video input are unsupported in the direct reference. Tool calling requires the Responses API. The total context window includes generated output. The specification table distinguishes manufacturer references from provider deployment limits. Check the linked endpoint before choosing a maximum prompt or response size. If a field is unpublished, treat it as unknown rather than assuming the limit of another model in the family. ### GPT-6.1 Terra pricing and cost planning Standard short-context rates are $1 input, $5 output and $0.05 cached input per million tokens. Prompts above 272K input tokens cost twice the input/cache rate and 1.5 times the output rate for the full request. Batch and Flex are 50% lower; eligible regional processing adds 10%. For a practical budget, count input, generated output and repeated attempts separately. Also record tool charges and caching conditions. Compare several complete tasks with the same acceptance criteria. A low input price alone can hide expensive long answers or additional retries. ### Where to use GPT-6.1 Terra Test screenshot interpretation, catalog matching, document drafting and scoped software changes. For computer tasks, compare the final application state with the requested outcome and record recoverable errors. Start with a small evaluation set containing easy, difficult and incomplete requests. Keep the expected result for each task. Then inspect accuracy, response time and the effort needed to correct failures. Use those observations to decide whether a more capable or less expensive route fits the workload. ### GPT-6.1 Terra benchmark and alternatives The current comparison uses the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. The recorded configuration is max. Its score describes that evaluation setting; a different reasoning budget or tool setup can change the result. Review the [official GPT-6.1 Terra reference](https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-6-1-terra/) and the [technical documentation](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6.1-terra). Use the [benchmark evaluation](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/gpt-6-1-terra) to check the tested configuration. Compare GPT-6.1 Terra with other entries in the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/). For an integration, inspect the linked provider offers and run your own acceptance tests before choosing a production endpoint. CONTEXT TOKENS1,050,000Manufacturer/model reference; offering limits are provider-specific. MAX OUTPUT TOKENS128,000OpenRouter route reference unless stated otherwise; see sources. PROVIDERS2Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-31Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: openai/gpt-6.1-terra - Developer model ID / revision: GPT-6.1 Terra - Input modalities: text, image - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,050,000 - Maximum output tokens: 128,000 - Tool calling: Supported - Structured output: Supported - API parameters (source-specific): include_reasoning, max_completion_tokens, max_tokens, reasoning, reasoning_effort, response_format, seed, structured_outputs, tool_choice, tools, verbosity - Weight access: Proprietary / hosted API - Weight license / access terms: OpenAI service terms; proprietary weights - Total parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Active parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Download size (GB): Not applicable — no public weights - Release date: 2026-10-26 - Notes: Maximum documented input: 922,000 tokens; context: 1,050,000 including output. Direct API reasoning: none, low, medium (default), high, xhigh, max. OpenRouter additionally describes file handling at its route layer. OpenRouter context, maximum output and supported parameters describe that route; they are not universal limits across every provider. #### Capabilities CodingReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [openai.com — index / introducing-gpt-6-1-terra ↗](https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-6-1-terra/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Muse Wonder Full Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-muse-wonder-full/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:46:06 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Muse Wonder Full is Meta’s higher-capability Wonder variant for complex coding and professional agent work. It is a separate model from Muse Wonder rather than a reasoning setting on the regular API model. ### Muse Wonder Full specifications and access Meta offers Full through Muse Code subscriptions, not its pay-as-you-go Model API. Selecting maximum reasoning on Muse Wonder does not select Full. Meta documents regional restrictions, including South Korea. The specification table distinguishes manufacturer references from provider deployment limits. Check the linked endpoint before choosing a maximum prompt or response size. If a field is unpublished, treat it as unknown rather than assuming the limit of another model in the family. ### Muse Wonder Full pricing and cost planning Muse Wonder Full is included in Muse Code Power Usage at $50 per month and Maximum Usage at $200 per month. These are subscription prices with plan conditions, not per-million-token API tariffs. No token rate is recorded for Full. For a practical budget, count input, generated output and repeated attempts separately. Also record tool charges and caching conditions. Compare several complete tasks with the same acceptance criteria. A low input price alone can hide expensive long answers or additional retries. ### Where to use Muse Wonder Full Consider long engineering projects where task planning, continuity and checking changes matter. Compare completed work and supervision time, rather than judging a model only by one generated answer. Start with a small evaluation set containing easy, difficult and incomplete requests. Keep the expected result for each task. Then inspect accuracy, response time and the effort needed to correct failures. Use those observations to decide whether a more capable or less expensive route fits the workload. ### Muse Wonder Full benchmark and alternatives The current comparison uses the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. The recorded configuration is max. Its score describes that evaluation setting; a different reasoning budget or tool setup can change the result. Review the [official Muse Wonder Full reference](https://dev.meta.ai/models/muse-wonder) and the [technical documentation](https://dev.meta.ai/docs/models). Use the [benchmark evaluation](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/muse-wonder-full) to check the tested configuration. Compare Muse Wonder Full with other entries in the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/). For an integration, inspect the linked provider offers and run your own acceptance tests before choosing a production endpoint. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Manufacturer/model reference; offering limits are provider-specific. MAX OUTPUT TOKENSNot suppliedNot publicly specified in the reviewed reference. PROVIDERS0Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-31Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: meta/muse-wonder-full - Developer model ID / revision: Muse Wonder Full - Input modalities: Not verified in cited sources - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000 - Maximum output tokens: Not verified in cited sources - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Proprietary / hosted API - Weight license / access terms: Meta service terms; proprietary weights - Total parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Active parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Download size (GB): Not applicable — no public weights - Release date: 2026-10-12 - Notes: Subscription-only model. Full has no public Model API endpoint. Maximum output, parameter count and download size are not publicly specified in the reviewed product reference. #### Capabilities CodingReasoning Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [dev.meta.ai — models / muse-wonder ↗](https://dev.meta.ai/models/muse-wonder) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Muse Wonder Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-muse-wonder/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:37:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Muse Wonder is Meta’s frontier reasoning model for long-running coding and professional agent tasks. The regular model is available through Meta Model API and Muse Code, with a separate Full variant for selected subscriptions. ### Muse Wonder specifications and access The pay-as-you-go Model API uses Standard mode for Wonder. Contributor mode is not available for that API model. Full is a separate subscription-only variant; neither variant is currently offered in South Korea according to Meta’s model documentation. The specification table distinguishes manufacturer references from provider deployment limits. Check the linked endpoint before choosing a maximum prompt or response size. If a field is unpublished, treat it as unknown rather than assuming the limit of another model in the family. ### Muse Wonder pricing and cost planning Meta’s Standard rate is $4 input, $20 output and $0.20 cached input per million tokens. Web search grounding adds $2.50 per 1,000 queries. The reviewed price page states there is no long-context premium. For a practical budget, count input, generated output and repeated attempts separately. Also record tool charges and caching conditions. Compare several complete tasks with the same acceptance criteria. A low input price alone can hide expensive long answers or additional retries. ### Where to use Muse Wonder Compare multi-file software work, research synthesis and tool-driven workflows. Use representative tasks that include recovery from mistakes, because a successful first response does not measure a complete agent run. Start with a small evaluation set containing easy, difficult and incomplete requests. Keep the expected result for each task. Then inspect accuracy, response time and the effort needed to correct failures. Use those observations to decide whether a more capable or less expensive route fits the workload. ### Muse Wonder benchmark and alternatives The current comparison uses the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. The recorded configuration is max. Its score describes that evaluation setting; a different reasoning budget or tool setup can change the result. Review the [official Muse Wonder reference](https://dev.meta.ai/models/muse-wonder) and the [technical documentation](https://dev.meta.ai/docs/models). Use the [benchmark evaluation](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/muse-wonder) to check the tested configuration. Compare Muse Wonder with other entries in the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/). For an integration, inspect the linked provider offers and run your own acceptance tests before choosing a production endpoint. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Manufacturer/model reference; offering limits are provider-specific. MAX OUTPUT TOKENS943,718OpenRouter route reference unless stated otherwise; see sources. PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-31Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: meta/muse-wonder - Developer model ID / revision: Muse Wonder - Input modalities: text, image, video, file, audio - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000 - Maximum output tokens: 943,718 - Tool calling: Supported - Structured output: Supported - API parameters (source-specific): include_reasoning, max_tokens, reasoning, reasoning_effort, repetition_penalty, response_format, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_p - Weight access: Proprietary / hosted API - Weight license / access terms: Meta service terms; proprietary weights - Total parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Active parameters (billions): Not publicly disclosed - Download size (GB): Not applicable — no public weights - Release date: 2026-10-12 - Notes: Meta model ID: muse-wonder-1.0. Meta publishes a 1M context; OpenRouter publishes 1,048,576 context and its own output limit. Weight size and parameter count are undisclosed. OpenRouter context, maximum output and supported parameters describe that route; they are not universal limits across every provider. #### Capabilities CodingReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [dev.meta.ai — models / muse-wonder ↗](https://dev.meta.ai/models/muse-wonder) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Kimi K3.1 Pro Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/moonshotai-kimi-k3-1-pro/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:37:35 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Kimi K3.1 Pro is Moonshot AI’s post-trained successor to Kimi K3, introduced on October 23, 2026. Its release focuses on coding, 3D creation, financial research and other extended agent tasks. ### Kimi K3.1 Pro specifications and access The launch report says weights will be released by November 4. On this page’s October 31 review date, that is a future release commitment. Kimi Code supports thinking with low, high and max efforts; its documented default is high. The specification table distinguishes manufacturer references from provider deployment limits. Check the linked endpoint before choosing a maximum prompt or response size. If a field is unpublished, treat it as unknown rather than assuming the limit of another model in the family. ### Kimi K3.1 Pro pricing and cost planning The verified OpenRouter route lists $2 input, $10 output and $0.20 cached input per million tokens. This is an OpenRouter tariff, not a direct Moonshot quote. Kimi subscription access and Highspeed plans have separate conditions. For a practical budget, count input, generated output and repeated attempts separately. Also record tool charges and caching conditions. Compare several complete tasks with the same acceptance criteria. A low input price alone can hide expensive long answers or additional retries. ### Where to use Kimi K3.1 Pro Evaluate repository-level changes, document research and tasks that require several tools. Compare the Pro and Highspeed routes only after recording which endpoint and reasoning configuration each test uses. Start with a small evaluation set containing easy, difficult and incomplete requests. Keep the expected result for each task. Then inspect accuracy, response time and the effort needed to correct failures. Use those observations to decide whether a more capable or less expensive route fits the workload. ### Kimi K3.1 Pro benchmark and alternatives The current comparison uses the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. The recorded configuration is Published configuration. Its score describes that evaluation setting; a different reasoning budget or tool setup can change the result. Review the [official Kimi K3.1 Pro reference](https://www.kimi.ai/blog/kimi-k3-1-pro) and the [technical documentation](https://www.kimi.com/code/docs/en/kimi-code/whats-new.html). Use the [benchmark evaluation](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/kimi-k3-1-pro) to check the tested configuration. Compare Kimi K3.1 Pro with other entries in the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/). For an integration, inspect the linked provider offers and run your own acceptance tests before choosing a production endpoint. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Manufacturer/model reference; offering limits are provider-specific. MAX OUTPUT TOKENS943,718OpenRouter route reference unless stated otherwise; see sources. PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-31Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: moonshotai/kimi-k3.1-pro - Developer model ID / revision: Kimi K3.1 Pro - Input modalities: text, image, video - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000 - Maximum output tokens: 943,718 - Tool calling: Supported - Structured output: Supported - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logprobs, max_tokens, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, response_format, stop, structured_outputs, tool_choice, tools, top_logprobs - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Weight release and final license pending verification; hosted service terms apply - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: 2026-10-23 - Notes: Weights announced for release by 2026-11-04; do not treat them as downloadable on 2026-10-31. Manufacturer calls it a 3T-class model, not an exact public parameter count. Highspeed is a serving variant. OpenRouter context, maximum output and supported parameters describe that route; they are not universal limits across every provider. #### Capabilities CodingReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [www.kimi.ai — blog / kimi-k3-1-pro ↗](https://www.kimi.ai/blog/kimi-k3-1-pro) --- ## Selected or updated profile: MiniMax M3.1 Flash Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/minimax-minimax-m3-1-flash/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:45:33 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. MiniMax M3.1 Flash is a multimodal model released on October 19, 2026. Compared with M3, this release targets coding, computer use and complex agent workflows at a lower usage cost. ### MiniMax M3.1 Flash specifications and access The direct API requires thinking. Its effort settings run from low to max, and the documented default is max. Disabling thinking returns an error. Weights are promised for a later release in the launch announcement. The specification table distinguishes manufacturer references from provider deployment limits. Check the linked endpoint before choosing a maximum prompt or response size. If a field is unpublished, treat it as unknown rather than assuming the limit of another model in the family. ### MiniMax M3.1 Flash pricing and cost planning MiniMax’s launch rate is $0.15 input, $0.60 output and $0.015 cached input per million tokens. The OpenRouter route publishes separate time-dependent overrides, so its effective tariff should be checked before a scheduled workload. For a practical budget, count input, generated output and repeated attempts separately. Also record tool charges and caching conditions. Compare several complete tasks with the same acceptance criteria. A low input price alone can hide expensive long answers or additional retries. ### Where to use MiniMax M3.1 Flash Measure agent execution with your own tools, documents and test cases. Track reasoning tokens, retries and task completion so a lower headline rate translates into a useful comparison of actual spending. Start with a small evaluation set containing easy, difficult and incomplete requests. Keep the expected result for each task. Then inspect accuracy, response time and the effort needed to correct failures. Use those observations to decide whether a more capable or less expensive route fits the workload. ### MiniMax M3.1 Flash benchmark and alternatives The current comparison uses the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. The recorded configuration is Published configuration. Its score describes that evaluation setting; a different reasoning budget or tool setup can change the result. Review the [official MiniMax M3.1 Flash reference](https://www.minimax.io/blog/minimax-m31f) and the [technical documentation](https://platform.minimax.io/docs/guides/text-generation). Use the [benchmark evaluation](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/minimax-m3-1-flash) to check the tested configuration. Compare MiniMax M3.1 Flash with other entries in the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/). For an integration, inspect the linked provider offers and run your own acceptance tests before choosing a production endpoint. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Manufacturer/model reference; offering limits are provider-specific. MAX OUTPUT TOKENS524,288OpenRouter route reference unless stated otherwise; see sources. PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-31Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: minimax/minimax-m3.1-flash - Developer model ID / revision: MiniMax M3.1 Flash - Input modalities: text, image, video - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000 - Maximum output tokens: 524,288 - Tool calling: Supported - Structured output: Supported - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, logprobs, max_tokens, min_p, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_logprobs, top_p - Weight access: Not verified in cited sources - Weight license / access terms: Hosted service terms; downloadable weight license not verified at review - Total parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Active parameters (billions): Not verified in cited sources - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: 2026-10-19 - Notes: Manufacturer documents a 1,000,000-token context. OpenRouter publishes 1,048,576 context and 524,288 maximum completion for its route. Weight availability must be verified separately; launch says weights will follow. OpenRouter context, maximum output and supported parameters describe that route; they are not universal limits across every provider. #### Capabilities CodingReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [www.minimax.io — blog / minimax-m31f ↗](https://www.minimax.io/blog/minimax-m31f) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Muse Spark Open Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/meta-muse-spark-open/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:39:12 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Muse Spark Open is Meta’s open-weight model for coding and agentic workflows. The released architecture has 816 billion total parameters and 42 billion active parameters, with native multimodal input and text output. ### Muse Spark Open specifications and access Open weights use the Muse Model License and its usage conditions. They should not be described as unrestricted Apache or MIT weights. Large parameter counts also mean a downloaded checkpoint needs substantial infrastructure. The specification table distinguishes manufacturer references from provider deployment limits. Check the linked endpoint before choosing a maximum prompt or response size. If a field is unpublished, treat it as unknown rather than assuming the limit of another model in the family. ### Muse Spark Open pricing and cost planning The verified OpenRouter route lists $1.25 input, $4.25 output and $0.15 cached input per million tokens. This is a hosted route quote. Downloading weights does not make GPU operation, storage or serving free. For a practical budget, count input, generated output and repeated attempts separately. Also record tool charges and caching conditions. Compare several complete tasks with the same acceptance criteria. A low input price alone can hide expensive long answers or additional retries. ### Where to use Muse Spark Open Compare hosted inference with self-hosting when deployment control matters. Record the quantization, hardware allocation and concurrency in every test, because a model name alone does not describe serving cost or speed. Start with a small evaluation set containing easy, difficult and incomplete requests. Keep the expected result for each task. Then inspect accuracy, response time and the effort needed to correct failures. Use those observations to decide whether a more capable or less expensive route fits the workload. ### Muse Spark Open benchmark and alternatives The current comparison uses the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. The recorded configuration is xhigh. Its score describes that evaluation setting; a different reasoning budget or tool setup can change the result. Review the [official Muse Spark Open reference](https://dev.meta.ai/models/muse-spark-open/) and the [technical documentation](https://huggingface.co/meta-models/Muse-Spark-Open-816B-A42B-NVFP4). Use the [benchmark evaluation](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/muse-spark-open) to check the tested configuration. Compare Muse Spark Open with other entries in the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/). For an integration, inspect the linked provider offers and run your own acceptance tests before choosing a production endpoint. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Manufacturer/model reference; offering limits are provider-specific. MAX OUTPUT TOKENS131,072OpenRouter route reference unless stated otherwise; see sources. PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-31Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: meta/muse-spark-open - Developer model ID / revision: Muse Spark Open - Input modalities: text, image, video, file, audio - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000 - Maximum output tokens: 131,072 - Tool calling: Supported - Structured output: Supported - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, logprobs, max_tokens, min_p, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_logprobs, top_p - Weight access: Open weights - Weight license / access terms: Muse Model License - Total parameters (billions): 816 - Active parameters (billions): 42 - Weight format / quantization: BF16 and NVFP4 official checkpoints; deployment-dependent - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: 2026-10-15 - Notes: Official architecture counts are 816B total and 42B active. Context is published as 1M by Meta; route-specific exact limits are shown on each offering. Download size varies by precision and is not inferred from parameter count. OpenRouter context, maximum output and supported parameters describe that route; they are not universal limits across every provider. #### Capabilities CodingReasoningStructured outputTool callingVision Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [dev.meta.ai — models / muse-spark-open ↗](https://dev.meta.ai/models/muse-spark-open/) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Beam 1.0 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/reflection-beam-1-0-501b-a23b/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 13:39:40 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Beam 1.0 is Reflection’s open-weight text model for reasoning, software engineering and agent workflows. Reflection released the weights on October 16, 2026, under the Apache 2.0 license. ### Beam 1.0 specifications and access Beam takes text input and produces text output; it is not a native image or audio model. Reflection describes English as the main development language. Benchmark performance and serving requirements vary across numerical formats. The specification table distinguishes manufacturer references from provider deployment limits. Check the linked endpoint before choosing a maximum prompt or response size. If a field is unpublished, treat it as unknown rather than assuming the limit of another model in the family. ### Beam 1.0 pricing and cost planning The verified OpenRouter offer is $0.25 input, $1 output and $0.05 cached input per million tokens. The tariff belongs to that route rather than a direct Reflection quote. Self-hosted inference has separate hardware and operational costs. For a practical budget, count input, generated output and repeated attempts separately. Also record tool charges and caching conditions. Compare several complete tasks with the same acceptance criteria. A low input price alone can hide expensive long answers or additional retries. ### Where to use Beam 1.0 Test code repair, command-line work and document synthesis with a repeatable evaluation set. For local deployment, select a supported weight precision before planning hardware capacity and response-time targets. Start with a small evaluation set containing easy, difficult and incomplete requests. Keep the expected result for each task. Then inspect accuracy, response time and the effort needed to correct failures. Use those observations to decide whether a more capable or less expensive route fits the workload. ### Beam 1.0 benchmark and alternatives The current comparison uses the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. The recorded configuration is Published configuration. Its score describes that evaluation setting; a different reasoning budget or tool setup can change the result. Review the [official Beam 1.0 reference](https://reflection.ai/beam-model-card) and the [technical documentation](https://developers.reflection.ai/). Use the [benchmark evaluation](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/reflection-beam) to check the tested configuration. Compare Beam 1.0 with other entries in the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/). For an integration, inspect the linked provider offers and run your own acceptance tests before choosing a production endpoint. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Manufacturer/model reference; offering limits are provider-specific. MAX OUTPUT TOKENS131,072OpenRouter route reference unless stated otherwise; see sources. PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-31Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: reflection/beam-1.0-501b-a23b - Developer model ID / revision: Beam 1.0 - Input modalities: text - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000 - Maximum output tokens: 131,072 - Tool calling: Supported - Structured output: Supported - API parameters (source-specific): frequency_penalty, include_reasoning, logit_bias, logprobs, max_tokens, min_p, presence_penalty, reasoning, reasoning_effort, repetition_penalty, response_format, seed, stop, structured_outputs, temperature, tool_choice, tools, top_k, top_logprobs, top_p - Weight access: Open weights - Weight license / access terms: Apache 2.0 - Total parameters (billions): 501.3 - Active parameters (billions): 23.4 - Weight format / quantization: BF16, FP8, NVFP4 - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: 2026-10-16 - Notes: Model card architecture: 501.3B total, 23.4B active; rounded product name: 501B A23B. Official context is 1M; OpenRouter records 1,048,576 context and 131,072 maximum completion. Knowledge cutoff: 2026-06-30. OpenRouter context, maximum output and supported parameters describe that route; they are not universal limits across every provider. #### Capabilities CodingReasoningStructured outputTool calling Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [reflection.ai — beam-model-card ↗](https://reflection.ai/beam-model-card) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Ling 3.1 Flash 1019 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/ai-models/inclusionai-ling-3-1-flash-1019/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-31 14:56:01 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. Ling 3.1 Flash 1019 is inclusionAI’s upgraded snapshot of Ling 3.1 Flash. Its hybrid-linear mixture-of-experts architecture uses 560 billion total parameters and 25 billion active parameters per token. ### Ling 3.1 Flash 1019 specifications and access The manufacturer’s card quotes an older Intelligence Index version. XPU instead uses the same current benchmark snapshot as its other ranked models. An older hosted Flash route does not confirm availability of checkpoint 1019. The specification table distinguishes manufacturer references from provider deployment limits. Check the linked endpoint before choosing a maximum prompt or response size. If a field is unpublished, treat it as unknown rather than assuming the limit of another model in the family. ### Ling 3.1 Flash 1019 pricing and cost planning Novita’s current [official API catalog](https://api.novita.ai/v3/openai/models) explicitly identifies its inclusionai/ling-3.1-flash endpoint as Ling 3.1 Flash 1019. XPU now collects that route’s published input, output and cached-input tariffs automatically; see the provider pricing table below for the latest observation. The older OpenRouter route is not assigned to checkpoint 1019. Open weights have separate serving costs. For a practical budget, count input, generated output and repeated attempts separately. Also record tool charges and caching conditions. Compare several complete tasks with the same acceptance criteria. A low input price alone can hide expensive long answers or additional retries. ### Where to use Ling 3.1 Flash 1019 Evaluate long text reasoning, scientific tasks and agent workflows with the exact 1019 checkpoint. Keep results separate from the older Flash release so improvements are not attributed to the wrong version. Start with a small evaluation set containing easy, difficult and incomplete requests. Keep the expected result for each task. Then inspect accuracy, response time and the effort needed to correct failures. Use those observations to decide whether a more capable or less expensive route fits the workload. ### Ling 3.1 Flash 1019 benchmark and alternatives The current comparison uses the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 snapshot checked on October 31, 2026. The recorded configuration is Published configuration. Its score describes that evaluation setting; a different reasoning budget or tool setup can change the result. Review the [official Ling 3.1 Flash 1019 reference](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash-1019) and the [technical documentation](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash-1019). Use the [benchmark evaluation](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/ling-3-1-flash-1019) to check the tested configuration. Compare Ling 3.1 Flash 1019 with other entries in the [AI model rankings and pricing directory](https://xpu.live/). For an integration, inspect the linked provider offers and run your own acceptance tests before choosing a production endpoint. CONTEXT TOKENS1,000,000Manufacturer/model reference; offering limits are provider-specific. MAX OUTPUT TOKENSNot suppliedNot publicly specified in the reviewed reference. PROVIDERS1Linked in this catalog SOURCE CHECKED2026-10-31Sources reviewed; unknown fields labeled ### Specifications - Catalog model ID: inclusionai/ling-3.1-flash-1019 - Developer model ID / revision: 1019 - Input modalities: text - Output modalities: text - Context / input token limit: 1,000,000 - Maximum output tokens: Not verified in cited sources - Tool calling: Not verified in cited sources - Structured output: Not verified in cited sources - API parameters (source-specific): Not verified in cited sources - Weight access: Open weights - Weight license / access terms: MIT - Total parameters (billions): 560 - Active parameters (billions): 25 - Weight format / quantization: FP8 official checkpoint - Download size (GB): Depends on checkpoint and precision; no verified file size - Release date: Not verified in cited sources - Notes: 560B total and 25B active from the manufacturer card; Hub tensor counts may differ. Snapshot 1019 is separate from the older hosted alias. Manufacturer maximum output is unpublished. Novita’s current hosted 1019 route separately lists a 262,144-token maximum output and published token pricing; these deployment limits are provider-specific. #### Capabilities CodingReasoning Availability depends on the API and deployment. See the specification sources. #### Sources & verification Each specification links to its source. Developer specifications and provider endpoint limits are labeled separately. Unknown values are not estimated. OpenRouter listing dates are not release dates. [huggingface.co — inclusionAI / Ling-3.1-flash-1019 ↗](https://huggingface.co/inclusionAI/Ling-3.1-flash-1019) --- ## Selected or updated profile: Unitree Robotics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 16:03:09 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/)›Unitree Robotics China ## Unitree Robotics Consumer, research and industrial quadrupeds. [Official website ↗](https://www.unitree.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.unitree.com/contact/) Unitree Robotics is a robot dog manufacturer listed in the XPU catalog. This profile connects the company with its documented products, specification references and pricing conditions. Unitree develops legged and wheel-legged platforms ranging from compact education robots to heavy industrial systems. This selection covers model families, with one explicitly identified configuration per profile. EDU access, navigation packages and regional connectivity should be confirmed separately. ### Comparing the listed platforms The current selection includes [A2](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-a2/), [A2-W](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-a2-w/), [As2](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-as2/), [As2-W](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-as2-w/), [B2](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-b2/), [B2-W](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-b2-w/), [Go2](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-go2/), [Go2-W](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-go2-w/), [A1](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-a1/), [AlienGo](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-aliengo/), [B1](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-b1/), [Go1](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-go1/). Open each product profile to review its configuration, intended application and source links. These entries represent the products documented in this directory; they do not claim to cover the manufacturer’s complete range. ### Configuration and purchase questions Start with the task you need the robot to perform. Compare walking payload, runtime and environmental protection under the stated conditions. A maximum payload may differ from the recommended continuous load. Likewise, a runtime recorded without accessories may not describe an inspection setup with added sensors. Ask which hardware, batteries, software and development tools are included in the quoted configuration. Confirm whether navigation, autonomy and remote operation are standard features or separate packages. For a research platform, check the available interfaces and permissions before planning integration. For a companion product, review connectivity, subscriptions and supported services. ### Price evidence and sources Use the price labels to distinguish an official listing, a reseller offer and a reported figure. Contact-for-pricing entries have no verified public purchase amount in this catalog. A historical figure, deposit or parts budget should not be treated as a current assembled robot quote. Request delivery terms, regional support, accessories and taxes separately. Compare this selection with the [robot dog directory](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/). The [catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) explains evidence tiers and ordering. Product source dates describe when the cited material was reviewed; they are not a live stock or pricing guarantee. ### Other products by Unitree Robotics Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile G1 | Research | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → H1 | Research | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → H2 | Research | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → R1 | Education | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → Unitree H1-2 | Research | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → Unitree H2 Plus | Research | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → Unitree G1-D | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → Unitree H2-D | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → Unitree R1-A / R1-A-D | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by Unitree Robotics 12 listed Robots by Unitree Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 4 | A2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 42 kgPayload 25 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 5 | A2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 52 kgPayload 25 kg | 3.5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 12 | As2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 20 kgPayload 10 kg | 2 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 13 | As2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 25 kgPayload 16 kg | 3 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 14 | B2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 60 kgPayload 40 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP67 | Product catalog 15 | B2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 85 kgPayload 40 kg | 25 km rangeIP67 | Product catalog 19 | Go2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 15 kgPayload 7 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 20 | Go2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 18 kgPayload 8 kg | 1.5–3 hIP not published | Product catalog 28 | A1Research | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | 1–2.5 hIP not published | Earlier generation 29 | AlienGoResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | 21.5 kgPayload 13 kg | 2.5–4.6 hIP not published | Earlier generation 30 | B1Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 50 kgPayload 20 kg | 2 h unloadedIP68 | Earlier generation 33 | Go1Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 12 kgPayload 4 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation Selected robot dog models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: DEEP Robotics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 16:03:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/)›DEEP Robotics China ## DEEP Robotics Industrial inspection and research robot dogs. [Official website ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/contact.html) DEEP Robotics is a robot dog manufacturer listed in the XPU catalog. This profile connects the company with its documented products, specification references and pricing conditions. DEEP Robotics offers four-legged and wheel-legged robots for inspection, field operations and research. Lite3 configurations vary substantially in payload and perception equipment; LYNX, M20 and S10 are separate platforms rather than interchangeable names. ### Comparing the listed platforms The current selection includes [Lite3](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lite3/), [LYNX](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lynx/), [LYNX M20](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lynx-m20/), [LYNX S10](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lynx-s10/), [X30](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-x30/), [X20](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-x20/). Open each product profile to review its configuration, intended application and source links. These entries represent the products documented in this directory; they do not claim to cover the manufacturer’s complete range. ### Configuration and purchase questions Start with the task you need the robot to perform. Compare walking payload, runtime and environmental protection under the stated conditions. A maximum payload may differ from the recommended continuous load. Likewise, a runtime recorded without accessories may not describe an inspection setup with added sensors. Ask which hardware, batteries, software and development tools are included in the quoted configuration. Confirm whether navigation, autonomy and remote operation are standard features or separate packages. For a research platform, check the available interfaces and permissions before planning integration. For a companion product, review connectivity, subscriptions and supported services. ### Price evidence and sources Use the price labels to distinguish an official listing, a reseller offer and a reported figure. Contact-for-pricing entries have no verified public purchase amount in this catalog. A historical figure, deposit or parts budget should not be treated as a current assembled robot quote. Request delivery terms, regional support, accessories and taxes separately. Compare this selection with the [robot dog directory](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/). The [catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) explains evidence tiers and ordering. Product source dates describe when the cited material was reviewed; they are not a live stock or pricing guarantee. ### Robots by DEEP Robotics 6 listed Robots by DEEP Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 21 | Lite3Research | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 12 kgPayload 5 kg | 1.5–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 22 | LYNXResearch | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 30 kgPayload 12 kg | 3 hIP54 | Product catalog 23 | LYNX M20Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 35 kgPayload 15 kg | 3 h unloadedIP66 | Product catalog 24 | LYNX S10Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP66 | Product catalog 27 | X30Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 56 kgPayload not published | 2.5–4 hIP67 | Product catalog 37 | X20Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 53 kgPayload not published | 2–4 hIP66 | Earlier generation Selected robot dog models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: ANYbotics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/anybotics/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 16:01:51 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/)›ANYbotics Switzerland ## ANYbotics Autonomous industrial inspection, including Ex-zones. [Official website ↗](https://www.anybotics.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.anybotics.com/contact-sales/) ANYbotics is a robot dog manufacturer listed in the XPU catalog. This profile connects the company with its documented products, specification references and pricing conditions. ANYbotics develops integrated autonomous inspection systems and operational software. ANYmal targets routine industrial inspection; ANYmal X adds certification for specified explosive atmospheres. Deployment includes site commissioning, inspection workflows and a configuration-specific quotation. ### Comparing the listed platforms The current selection includes [ANYmal](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/anybotics-anymal/), [ANYmal X](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/anybotics-anymal-x/). Open each product profile to review its configuration, intended application and source links. These entries represent the products documented in this directory; they do not claim to cover the manufacturer’s complete range. ### Configuration and purchase questions Start with the task you need the robot to perform. Compare walking payload, runtime and environmental protection under the stated conditions. A maximum payload may differ from the recommended continuous load. Likewise, a runtime recorded without accessories may not describe an inspection setup with added sensors. Ask which hardware, batteries, software and development tools are included in the quoted configuration. Confirm whether navigation, autonomy and remote operation are standard features or separate packages. For a research platform, check the available interfaces and permissions before planning integration. For a companion product, review connectivity, subscriptions and supported services. ### Price evidence and sources Use the price labels to distinguish an official listing, a reseller offer and a reported figure. Contact-for-pricing entries have no verified public purchase amount in this catalog. A historical figure, deposit or parts budget should not be treated as a current assembled robot quote. Request delivery terms, regional support, accessories and taxes separately. Compare this selection with the [robot dog directory](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/). The [catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) explains evidence tiers and ordering. Product source dates describe when the cited material was reviewed; they are not a live stock or pricing guarantee. ### Robots by ANYbotics 2 listed Robots by ANYbotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 1 | ANYmalIndustrial | ANYboticsSwitzerland | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 10 kg | 90–120 minIP67 | Customer use 2 | ANYmal XIndustrial | ANYboticsSwitzerland | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP67 | Customer use Selected robot dog models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Boston Dynamics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/boston-dynamics/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 16:01:55 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/)›Boston Dynamics United States ## Boston Dynamics Mobile sensing and inspection with Spot. [Official website ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/contact/) Boston Dynamics is a robot dog manufacturer listed in the XPU catalog. This profile connects the company with its documented products, specification references and pricing conditions. Boston Dynamics develops mobile robots for industrial applications. Spot combines a legged base with an ecosystem of sensing payloads, developer interfaces and operational software. Payloads, docking hardware and support plans are configuration-dependent. ### Comparing the listed platforms The current selection includes [Spot](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/boston-spot/). Open each product profile to review its configuration, intended application and source links. These entries represent the products documented in this directory; they do not claim to cover the manufacturer’s complete range. ### Configuration and purchase questions Start with the task you need the robot to perform. Compare walking payload, runtime and environmental protection under the stated conditions. A maximum payload may differ from the recommended continuous load. Likewise, a runtime recorded without accessories may not describe an inspection setup with added sensors. Ask which hardware, batteries, software and development tools are included in the quoted configuration. Confirm whether navigation, autonomy and remote operation are standard features or separate packages. For a research platform, check the available interfaces and permissions before planning integration. For a companion product, review connectivity, subscriptions and supported services. ### Price evidence and sources Use the price labels to distinguish an official listing, a reseller offer and a reported figure. Contact-for-pricing entries have no verified public purchase amount in this catalog. A historical figure, deposit or parts budget should not be treated as a current assembled robot quote. Request delivery terms, regional support, accessories and taxes separately. Compare this selection with the [robot dog directory](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/). The [catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) explains evidence tiers and ordering. Product source dates describe when the cited material was reviewed; they are not a live stock or pricing guarantee. ### Other products by Boston Dynamics Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile Atlas | Industrial | Pilot / early access | Specifications & sources → Boston Dynamics Stretch | Warehouse automation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by Boston Dynamics 1 listed Robots by Boston Dynamics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 3 | SpotIndustrial | Boston DynamicsUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 32.7 kgPayload 14 kg | 90 minIP54 | Customer use Selected robot dog models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Ghost Robotics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/ghost-robotics/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 16:01:59 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/)›Ghost Robotics United States ## Ghost Robotics Rugged quadrupeds for demanding field operations. [Official website ↗](https://www.ghostrobotics.io/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.ghostrobotics.io/contact) Ghost Robotics is a robot dog manufacturer listed in the XPU catalog. This profile connects the company with its documented products, specification references and pricing conditions. Ghost Robotics develops rugged legged platforms. Vision 60 is included here for its documented mobility, sensing and development interfaces. This directory focuses on inspection, research and civil field applications; mission payloads and software are quoted separately. ### Comparing the listed platforms The current selection includes [Vision 60](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/ghost-vision-60/). Open each product profile to review its configuration, intended application and source links. These entries represent the products documented in this directory; they do not claim to cover the manufacturer’s complete range. ### Configuration and purchase questions Start with the task you need the robot to perform. Compare walking payload, runtime and environmental protection under the stated conditions. A maximum payload may differ from the recommended continuous load. Likewise, a runtime recorded without accessories may not describe an inspection setup with added sensors. Ask which hardware, batteries, software and development tools are included in the quoted configuration. Confirm whether navigation, autonomy and remote operation are standard features or separate packages. For a research platform, check the available interfaces and permissions before planning integration. For a companion product, review connectivity, subscriptions and supported services. ### Price evidence and sources Use the price labels to distinguish an official listing, a reseller offer and a reported figure. Contact-for-pricing entries have no verified public purchase amount in this catalog. A historical figure, deposit or parts budget should not be treated as a current assembled robot quote. Request delivery terms, regional support, accessories and taxes separately. Compare this selection with the [robot dog directory](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/). The [catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) explains evidence tiers and ordering. Product source dates describe when the cited material was reviewed; they are not a live stock or pricing guarantee. ### Robots by Ghost Robotics 1 listed Robots by Ghost Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 26 | Vision 60Industrial | Ghost RoboticsUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 51 kgPayload 10 kg | 3.15 h · walkIP67 | Product catalog Selected robot dog models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Sony Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/sony/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 16:02:04 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/)›Sony Japan ## Sony AI-powered robotic companionship with aibo. [Official website ↗](https://us.aibo.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://electronics.sony.com/more/aibo/p/ers1000) Sony is a robot dog manufacturer listed in the XPU catalog. This profile connects the company with its documented products, specification references and pricing conditions. Sony’s aibo is a companion robot rather than an industrial payload carrier. The ERS-1000 combines expressive movement, sensing and connected services. Pricing is scoped to the United States offer; sale regions, cloud plans and local support conditions matter. ### Comparing the listed platforms The current selection includes [aibo ERS-1000](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/sony-aibo-ers1000/). Open each product profile to review its configuration, intended application and source links. These entries represent the products documented in this directory; they do not claim to cover the manufacturer’s complete range. ### Configuration and purchase questions Start with the task you need the robot to perform. Compare walking payload, runtime and environmental protection under the stated conditions. A maximum payload may differ from the recommended continuous load. Likewise, a runtime recorded without accessories may not describe an inspection setup with added sensors. Ask which hardware, batteries, software and development tools are included in the quoted configuration. Confirm whether navigation, autonomy and remote operation are standard features or separate packages. For a research platform, check the available interfaces and permissions before planning integration. For a companion product, review connectivity, subscriptions and supported services. ### Price evidence and sources Use the price labels to distinguish an official listing, a reseller offer and a reported figure. Contact-for-pricing entries have no verified public purchase amount in this catalog. A historical figure, deposit or parts budget should not be treated as a current assembled robot quote. Request delivery terms, regional support, accessories and taxes separately. Compare this selection with the [robot dog directory](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/). The [catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) explains evidence tiers and ordering. Product source dates describe when the cited material was reviewed; they are not a live stock or pricing guarantee. ### Robots by Sony 4 listed Robots by Sony # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 10 | aibo ERS-1000Companion | SonyJapan | 2.2 kgPayload not published | 2 hIP not published | Product catalog 34 | Sony AIBO ERS-7Companion | SonyJapan | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation 35 | Sony AIBO ERS-110Companion | SonyJapan | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation 36 | Sony AIBO ERS-210Companion | SonyJapan | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation Selected robot dog models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Xiaomi Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/xiaomi/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 16:02:13 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/)›Xiaomi China ## Xiaomi CyberDog robotics and open development software. [Official website ↗](https://www.mi.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.mi.com/global/support/contact/) Xiaomi is a robot dog manufacturer listed in the XPU catalog. This profile connects the company with its documented products, specification references and pricing conditions. Xiaomi’s CyberDog platforms combine quadruped hardware with perception and software development resources. The original CyberDog and CyberDog 2 are separate generations. Historical launch pricing is explicitly labeled and should not be treated as a current quotation. ### Comparing the listed platforms The current selection includes [CyberDog 2](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/xiaomi-cyberdog-2/), [CyberDog](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/xiaomi-cyberdog/). Open each product profile to review its configuration, intended application and source links. These entries represent the products documented in this directory; they do not claim to cover the manufacturer’s complete range. ### Configuration and purchase questions Start with the task you need the robot to perform. Compare walking payload, runtime and environmental protection under the stated conditions. A maximum payload may differ from the recommended continuous load. Likewise, a runtime recorded without accessories may not describe an inspection setup with added sensors. Ask which hardware, batteries, software and development tools are included in the quoted configuration. Confirm whether navigation, autonomy and remote operation are standard features or separate packages. For a research platform, check the available interfaces and permissions before planning integration. For a companion product, review connectivity, subscriptions and supported services. ### Price evidence and sources Use the price labels to distinguish an official listing, a reseller offer and a reported figure. Contact-for-pricing entries have no verified public purchase amount in this catalog. A historical figure, deposit or parts budget should not be treated as a current assembled robot quote. Request delivery terms, regional support, accessories and taxes separately. Compare this selection with the [robot dog directory](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/). The [catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) explains evidence tiers and ordering. Product source dates describe when the cited material was reviewed; they are not a live stock or pricing guarantee. ### Other products by Xiaomi Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile Xiaomi CyberOne | Research | In development | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by Xiaomi 2 listed Robots by Xiaomi # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 18 | CyberDog 2Companion | XiaomiChina | 8.9 kgPayload not published | 90 min · mixedNot waterproof | Product catalog 32 | CyberDogResearch | XiaomiChina | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation Selected robot dog models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Petoi Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 16:02:17 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/)›Petoi United States ## Petoi Small programmable robot dogs for STEM education. [Official website ↗](https://www.petoi.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.petoi.com/pages/contact-us) Petoi is a robot dog manufacturer listed in the XPU catalog. This profile connects the company with its documented products, specification references and pricing conditions. Petoi develops compact programmable robot pets around the OpenCat framework. Bittle and Bittle X support hands-on robotics learning, with controller and servo options that change the package. The original Bittle is listed as final stock; Bittle X V2 is priced as a construction kit. ### Comparing the listed platforms The current selection includes [Bittle X V2](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/petoi-bittle-x/), [Bittle](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/petoi-bittle/). Open each product profile to review its configuration, intended application and source links. These entries represent the products documented in this directory; they do not claim to cover the manufacturer’s complete range. ### Configuration and purchase questions Start with the task you need the robot to perform. Compare walking payload, runtime and environmental protection under the stated conditions. A maximum payload may differ from the recommended continuous load. Likewise, a runtime recorded without accessories may not describe an inspection setup with added sensors. Ask which hardware, batteries, software and development tools are included in the quoted configuration. Confirm whether navigation, autonomy and remote operation are standard features or separate packages. For a research platform, check the available interfaces and permissions before planning integration. For a companion product, review connectivity, subscriptions and supported services. ### Price evidence and sources Use the price labels to distinguish an official listing, a reseller offer and a reported figure. Contact-for-pricing entries have no verified public purchase amount in this catalog. A historical figure, deposit or parts budget should not be treated as a current assembled robot quote. Request delivery terms, regional support, accessories and taxes separately. Compare this selection with the [robot dog directory](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/). The [catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) explains evidence tiers and ordering. Product source dates describe when the cited material was reviewed; they are not a live stock or pricing guarantee. ### Other products by Petoi Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile Petoi Nybble | Robot cat | Earlier generation | Specifications & sources → Petoi Nybble Q | Robot cat | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by Petoi 2 listed Robots by Petoi # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 17 | Bittle X V2Education | PetoiUnited States | Not publishedPayload not published | 1 hIP not published | Product catalog 31 | BittleEducation | PetoiUnited States | Not publishedPayload not published | 1 hIP not published | Earlier generation Selected robot dog models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: WEILAN Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/weilan/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 16:03:00 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/)›WEILAN China ## WEILAN AlphaDog developer platforms and BabyAlpha companions. [Official website ↗](https://www.weilan.com/en/en/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.weilan.com/en/en/alphadogc.html) WEILAN is a robot dog manufacturer listed in the XPU catalog. This profile connects the company with its documented products, specification references and pricing conditions. WEILAN’s portfolio includes AlphaDog C-series developer robots and BabyAlpha family companions. This catalog identifies the reviewed generation or family. Do not transfer specifications from a newer BabyAlpha revision to an earlier series image or product page. ### Comparing the listed platforms The current selection includes [AlphaDog C500](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/weilan-alphadog-c500/), [BabyAlpha](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/weilan-babyalpha/). Open each product profile to review its configuration, intended application and source links. These entries represent the products documented in this directory; they do not claim to cover the manufacturer’s complete range. ### Configuration and purchase questions Start with the task you need the robot to perform. Compare walking payload, runtime and environmental protection under the stated conditions. A maximum payload may differ from the recommended continuous load. Likewise, a runtime recorded without accessories may not describe an inspection setup with added sensors. Ask which hardware, batteries, software and development tools are included in the quoted configuration. Confirm whether navigation, autonomy and remote operation are standard features or separate packages. For a research platform, check the available interfaces and permissions before planning integration. For a companion product, review connectivity, subscriptions and supported services. ### Price evidence and sources Use the price labels to distinguish an official listing, a reseller offer and a reported figure. Contact-for-pricing entries have no verified public purchase amount in this catalog. A historical figure, deposit or parts budget should not be treated as a current assembled robot quote. Request delivery terms, regional support, accessories and taxes separately. Compare this selection with the [robot dog directory](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/). The [catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) explains evidence tiers and ordering. Product source dates describe when the cited material was reviewed; they are not a live stock or pricing guarantee. ### Robots by WEILAN 2 listed Robots by WEILAN # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 11 | AlphaDog C500Research | WEILANChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 24 kgPayload not published | 3.3 h walkingIP not published | Product catalog 16 | BabyAlphaCompanion | WEILANChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Product catalog Selected robot dog models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Hands-On Robotics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/hands-on-robotics/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 16:03:05 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/)›Hands-On Robotics United States ## Hands-On Robotics Open-source Pupper robotics and AI education. [Official website ↗](https://pupper-v3-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://pupper-v3-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) Hands-On Robotics is a robot dog manufacturer listed in the XPU catalog. This profile connects the company with its documented products, specification references and pricing conditions. Hands-On Robotics maintains Pupper v3, an open-source quadruped and learning platform developed through robotics instruction at Stanford. Pupper is a build-it-yourself project with public hardware and software documentation, rather than a universally priced assembled retail robot. ### Comparing the listed platforms The current selection includes [Pupper v3](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/pupper-v3/). Open each product profile to review its configuration, intended application and source links. These entries represent the products documented in this directory; they do not claim to cover the manufacturer’s complete range. ### Configuration and purchase questions Start with the task you need the robot to perform. Compare walking payload, runtime and environmental protection under the stated conditions. A maximum payload may differ from the recommended continuous load. Likewise, a runtime recorded without accessories may not describe an inspection setup with added sensors. Ask which hardware, batteries, software and development tools are included in the quoted configuration. Confirm whether navigation, autonomy and remote operation are standard features or separate packages. For a research platform, check the available interfaces and permissions before planning integration. For a companion product, review connectivity, subscriptions and supported services. ### Price evidence and sources Use the price labels to distinguish an official listing, a reseller offer and a reported figure. Contact-for-pricing entries have no verified public purchase amount in this catalog. A historical figure, deposit or parts budget should not be treated as a current assembled robot quote. Request delivery terms, regional support, accessories and taxes separately. Compare this selection with the [robot dog directory](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/). The [catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) explains evidence tiers and ordering. Product source dates describe when the cited material was reviewed; they are not a live stock or pricing guarantee. ### Robots by Hands-On Robotics 1 listed Robots by Hands-On Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 25 | Pupper v3Education | Hands-On RoboticsUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 3 kgPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Product catalog Selected robot dog models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: AGIBOT Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/)›AGIBOT China ## AGIBOT Embodied AI, interaction and humanoid platforms. [Official website ↗](https://agibot.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://store.agibot.com/) AGIBOT is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. AGIBOT develops humanoid hardware, embodied-AI systems and deployment tools. A2 and X2 are distinct product families. New Neo and Ultra variants appear in the store; specifications from the original family pages should not be assumed to describe every variant. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### AGIBOT humanoid robot platforms Embodied AI, interaction and humanoid platforms. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by AGIBOT. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing AGIBOT specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact AGIBOT to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [AGIBOT official website](https://agibot.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the AGIBOT product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by AGIBOT Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile A2 | Interaction | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AGIBOT A3 | Interaction | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AGIBOT X1 | Research | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → X2 | Interaction | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AGIBOT C5 | Cleaning robot | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AGIBOT G1 | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AGIBOT G1 MAX | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AGIBOT G2 | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by AGIBOT 4 listed Robots by AGIBOT # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 6 | AGIBOT D1 MaxIndustrial | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 25 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Product catalog 7 | AGIBOT D1 MaxProIndustrial | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 50 kg | Not publishedIP67 | Product catalog 8 | AGIBOT D1 Pro / EduResearch | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 15.5 kgPayload 5 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 9 | AGIBOT D1 UltraResearch | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | Not publishedIP54 | Product catalog Selected robot dog models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Unitree Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:13:21 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›Unitree China ## Unitree Dynamic bipedal robots for research and education. [Official website ↗](https://www.unitree.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.unitree.com/contact/) Unitree is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. Unitree develops humanoid platforms alongside quadruped robots and robotic components. Its humanoid range spans compact R1 and G1 platforms and full-size H1 and H2 models. Public store prices cover selected configurations; EDU editions, hands and computing options can change the scope substantially. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### Unitree humanoid robot platforms Dynamic bipedal robots for research and education. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by Unitree. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing Unitree specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact Unitree to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [Unitree official website](https://www.unitree.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the Unitree product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by Unitree Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile A1 | Research | Earlier generation | Specifications & sources → A2 | Industrial | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → A2-W | Industrial | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AlienGo | Research | Earlier generation | Specifications & sources → As2 | Education | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → As2-W | Research | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → B1 | Industrial | Earlier generation | Specifications & sources → B2 | Industrial | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → B2-W | Industrial | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → Go1 | Education | Earlier generation | Specifications & sources → Go2 | Education | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → Go2-W | Research | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → Unitree G1-D | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → Unitree H2-D | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → Unitree R1-A / R1-A-D | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by Unitree 6 listed Robots by Unitree # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 13 | G1Research | UnitreeChina | 132 cm35 kg | Product catalog 17 | H1Research | UnitreeChina | 344,750 AEDResellerH1 · UAE | 180 cm47 kg | Product catalog 18 | H2Research | UnitreeChina | 182 cm70 kg | Product catalog 30 | R1Education | UnitreeChina | 123 cm27 kg | Product catalog 36 | Unitree H1-2Research | UnitreeChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 178 cm70 kg | Product catalog 37 | Unitree H2 PlusResearch | UnitreeChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not published70 kg | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: UBTECH Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:13:26 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›UBTECH China ## UBTECH Industrial humanoids and factory integration. [Official website ↗](https://www.ubtrobot.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/) UBTECH is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. UBTECH develops the Walker family of humanoid robots and industrial automation solutions. Walker S2 focuses on factory work and battery management for extended operation. Industrial capability depends on the workcell, task programming and integration, rather than the humanoid body alone. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### UBTECH humanoid robot platforms Industrial humanoids and factory integration. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by UBTECH. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing UBTECH specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact UBTECH to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [UBTECH official website](https://www.ubtrobot.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the UBTECH product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by UBTECH Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile UBTECH Cruzr 1S | Service robot | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → UBTECH Cruzr S2 | Wheeled humanoid | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by UBTECH 3 listed Robots by UBTECH # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 34 | UBTECH Walker S1Industrial | UBTECHChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 35 | UBTECH Walker TienkungResearch | UBTECHChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 38 | Walker S2Industrial | UBTECHChina | 410,000 AEDResellerS2 · UAE | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: AGIBOT Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:13:26 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›AGIBOT China ## AGIBOT Embodied AI, interaction and humanoid platforms. [Official website ↗](https://agibot.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://store.agibot.com/) AGIBOT is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. AGIBOT develops humanoid hardware, embodied-AI systems and deployment tools. A2 and X2 are distinct product families. New Neo and Ultra variants appear in the store; specifications from the original family pages should not be assumed to describe every variant. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### AGIBOT humanoid robot platforms Embodied AI, interaction and humanoid platforms. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by AGIBOT. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing AGIBOT specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact AGIBOT to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [AGIBOT official website](https://agibot.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the AGIBOT product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by AGIBOT Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile AGIBOT D1 Max | Industrial | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AGIBOT D1 MaxPro | Industrial | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AGIBOT D1 Pro / Edu | Research | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AGIBOT D1 Ultra | Research | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AGIBOT C5 | Cleaning robot | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AGIBOT G1 | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AGIBOT G1 MAX | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → AGIBOT G2 | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by AGIBOT 4 listed Robots by AGIBOT # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 1 | A2Interaction | AGIBOTChina | 295,000 AEDResellerA2 Ultra · UAE | 169 cm69 kg | Product catalog 2 | AGIBOT A3Interaction | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 173 cm55 kg | Product catalog 3 | AGIBOT X1Research | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 130 cm33 kg | Product catalog 39 | X2Interaction | AGIBOTChina | 266,000 AEDResellerX2 · UAE | 131 cm35 kg | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Fourier Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/fourier/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:13:31 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›Fourier China ## Fourier Whole-body research and human interaction. [Official website ↗](https://www.fftai.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://support.fftai.com/) Fourier is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. Fourier develops the GR series of humanoid robots and robotics components. GR-1 and GR-2 support whole-body research, while GR-3 emphasizes interaction and companionship. The linked technical documentation describes model-specific hardware and development interfaces; legacy documentation may differ from current order configurations. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### Fourier humanoid robot platforms Whole-body research and human interaction. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by Fourier. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing Fourier specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact Fourier to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [Fourier official website](https://www.fftai.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the Fourier product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by Fourier Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile Fourier GRW | Wheeled dual-arm robot | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by Fourier 4 listed Robots by Fourier # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 12 | Fourier N1Research | FourierChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 130 cmWeight not published | Product catalog 14 | GR-1Research | FourierChina | 165 cm52 kg | Product catalog 15 | GR-2Research | FourierChina | 175 cm63 kg | Product catalog 16 | GR-3Interaction | FourierChina | 165 cm71 kg | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: EngineAI Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/engineai/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:13:31 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›EngineAI China ## EngineAI Dynamic locomotion and full-body humanoids. [Official website ↗](https://www.engineai.com.cn/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.engineai.com.cn/) EngineAI is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. EngineAI develops humanoid platforms including compact PM01 and full-size SE01. The products emphasize bipedal movement and whole-body control. Commercial and educational editions may have different developer permissions; historical domestic promotional prices should not be treated as current export quotations. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### EngineAI humanoid robot platforms Dynamic locomotion and full-body humanoids. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by EngineAI. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing EngineAI specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact EngineAI to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [EngineAI official website](https://www.engineai.com.cn/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the EngineAI product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by EngineAI Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile EngineAI SA01 | Research biped | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by EngineAI 3 listed Robots by EngineAI # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 10 | EngineAI T800Industrial | EngineAIChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 173 cmWeight not published | Product catalog 29 | PM01Research | EngineAIChina | 138 cm40 kg | Product catalog 31 | SE01Research | EngineAIChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 170 cm55 kg | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Leju Robotics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:14:00 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›Leju Robotics China ## Leju Robotics KUAVO platforms for research and industrial development. [Official website ↗](https://www.lejurobot.com/en)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.lejurobot.com/en) Leju Robotics is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. Leju Robotics develops the KUAVO humanoid family for research and application development. Its catalog includes several generations and configurations. This directory starts with KUAVO 4Pro; specifications, software interfaces and accessories should be confirmed for that edition rather than inferred from other KUAVO models. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### Leju Robotics humanoid robot platforms KUAVO platforms for research and industrial development. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by Leju Robotics. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing Leju Robotics specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact Leju Robotics to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [Leju Robotics official website](https://www.lejurobot.com/en) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the Leju Robotics product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by Leju Robotics Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile Leju Robotics KUAVO 5-W | Wheeled humanoid | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by Leju Robotics 4 listed Robots by Leju Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 21 | KUAVO 4ProResearch | Leju RoboticsChina | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 23 | Leju Robotics AELOS PRO3Education | Leju RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 24 | Leju Robotics KUAVO 5Industrial | Leju RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 25 | Leju Robotics ROBAN 2Education | Leju RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: ROBOTERA Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/robotera/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:13:59 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›ROBOTERA China ## ROBOTERA Humanoids, dexterous hands and manipulation research. [Official website ↗](https://www.robotera.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.robotera.com/) ROBOTERA is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. ROBOTERA develops full-body humanoids, manipulation platforms and dexterous robotic hands. L7 is included as a full-size bipedal platform. Standalone hands and upper-body systems are separate products and are not counted as complete bipedal robots in this initial directory. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### ROBOTERA humanoid robot platforms Humanoids, dexterous hands and manipulation research. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by ROBOTERA. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing ROBOTERA specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact ROBOTERA to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [ROBOTERA official website](https://www.robotera.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the ROBOTERA product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by ROBOTERA Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile ROBOTERA M7 | Upper-body humanoid | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ROBOTERA Q5 | Wheeled humanoid | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by ROBOTERA 1 listed Robots by ROBOTERA # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 22 | L7Research | ROBOTERAChina | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: LimX Dynamics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/limx/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:14:04 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›LimX Dynamics China ## LimX Dynamics Locomotion, control and modular research platforms. [Official website ↗](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en) LimX Dynamics is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. LimX Dynamics develops legged robots and research platforms for embodied AI. Oli combines a full-size humanoid body with modular hardware and development interfaces. The company also makes other form factors, which should not be confused with the complete humanoids listed here. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### LimX Dynamics humanoid robot platforms Locomotion, control and modular research platforms. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by LimX Dynamics. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing LimX Dynamics specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact LimX Dynamics to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [LimX Dynamics official website](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the LimX Dynamics product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by LimX Dynamics Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile LimX Dynamics TRON 1 | Research biped | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → LimX Dynamics TRON 2 | Modular research robot | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by LimX Dynamics 2 listed Robots by LimX Dynamics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 26 | LimX Dynamics LunaInteraction | LimX DynamicsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 160 cmWeight not published | Product catalog 28 | OliResearch | LimX DynamicsChina | 165 cmWeight not published | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Booster Robotics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/booster/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:14:05 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›Booster Robotics China ## Booster Robotics Developer platforms, robot soccer and education. [Official website ↗](https://www.booster.tech/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.booster.tech/store/) Booster Robotics is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. Booster Robotics develops compact humanoids for robotics research, education and competition. T1 and K1 target different size and compute requirements. The official store currently directs buyers to a sales inquiry; reseller prices are not used as manufacturer list prices in this directory. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### Booster Robotics humanoid robot platforms Developer platforms, robot soccer and education. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by Booster Robotics. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing Booster Robotics specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact Booster Robotics to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [Booster Robotics official website](https://www.booster.tech/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the Booster Robotics product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Robots by Booster Robotics 3 listed Robots by Booster Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 6 | Booster Robotics T2Research | Booster RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 140 cm42 kg | Product catalog 19 | K1Education | Booster RoboticsChina | 95 cm19.5 kg | Product catalog 32 | T1Research | Booster RoboticsChina | 118 cm30 kg | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: NOETIX Robotics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:14:09 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›NOETIX Robotics China ## NOETIX Robotics Compact humanoids and developer-oriented motion platforms. [Official website ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/mobile/) NOETIX Robotics is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. NOETIX develops Bumi and larger humanoid research platforms, with official SDK and reinforcement-learning resources. Bumi and E1 are included here. Published launch-price reports do not establish a current manufacturer quote, so unconfirmed purchase prices remain Contact for pricing. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### NOETIX Robotics humanoid robot platforms Compact humanoids and developer-oriented motion platforms. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by NOETIX Robotics. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing NOETIX Robotics specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact NOETIX Robotics to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [NOETIX Robotics official website](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the NOETIX Robotics product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by NOETIX Robotics Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile NOETIX Robotics W1 | Wheeled service robot | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → NOETIX Robotics Xiao Nuo | Upper-body android | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → NOETIX Robotics Xiao Yue | Biomimetic interaction | In development | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by NOETIX Robotics 3 listed Robots by NOETIX Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 7 | BumiEducation | NOETIX RoboticsChina | 98 cm17 kg | Product catalog 9 | E1Research | NOETIX RoboticsChina | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 27 | NOETIX Robotics N2Research | NOETIX RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 118 cm30 kg | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: DOBOT Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/dobot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:14:10 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›DOBOT China ## DOBOT Robotic manipulation and the ATOM humanoid family. [Official website ↗](https://www.dobot-robots.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.dobot-robots.com/) DOBOT is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. DOBOT develops robotic arms, collaborative robots and humanoid manipulation platforms. ATOM Max brings full-body mobility and dexterous manipulation into the ATOM family. ATOM D is an upper-body platform and is excluded from this initial list of complete bipedal humanoids. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### DOBOT humanoid robot platforms Robotic manipulation and the ATOM humanoid family. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by DOBOT. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing DOBOT specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact DOBOT to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [DOBOT official website](https://www.dobot-robots.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the DOBOT product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Robots by DOBOT 1 listed Robots by DOBOT # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 5 | ATOM MaxResearch | DOBOTChina | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Kepler Robotics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/kepler/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:14:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›Kepler Robotics China ## Kepler Robotics Full-size humanoids for industrial work. [Official website ↗](https://www.gotokepler.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.gotokepler.com/) Kepler Robotics is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. Kepler develops the Forerunner series of humanoids for manipulation and industrial applications. K2 includes different configurations and mobility options. Payload, degrees of freedom and runtime should be read against the precise edition and duty cycle, rather than combined into a single universal specification. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### Kepler Robotics humanoid robot platforms Full-size humanoids for industrial work. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by Kepler Robotics. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing Kepler Robotics specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact Kepler Robotics to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [Kepler Robotics official website](https://www.gotokepler.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the Kepler Robotics product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Robots by Kepler Robotics 2 listed Robots by Kepler Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 11 | Forerunner K2Industrial | Kepler RoboticsChina | 175 cm75 kg | Product catalog 20 | Kepler Robotics Forerunner K1Industrial | Kepler RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: XPENG Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/xpeng/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:14:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›XPENG China ## XPENG Embodied intelligence and the IRON humanoid program. [Official website ↗](https://www.xpeng.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.xpeng.com/contact-us) XPENG is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with China recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. XPENG develops the IRON humanoid alongside its broader AI and mobility work. Official announcements describe the robotics program and manufacturing progress. Manufacturing milestones do not by themselves establish consumer availability or a public purchase price. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### XPENG humanoid robot platforms Embodied intelligence and the IRON humanoid program. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by XPENG. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing XPENG specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact XPENG to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [XPENG official website](https://www.xpeng.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the XPENG product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Robots by XPENG 1 listed Robots by XPENG # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 43 | IRONIndustrial | XPENGChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | In development Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Boston Dynamics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/boston-dynamics/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:15:06 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›Boston Dynamics United States ## Boston Dynamics Industrial mobility, manipulation and fleet operations. [Official website ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/products/atlas/) Boston Dynamics is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with United States recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. Boston Dynamics develops mobile robots and software for industrial operations. This directory covers the electric product version of Atlas, using the current product specification sheet. The retired hydraulic research robot is a different platform and is not counted here. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### Boston Dynamics humanoid robot platforms Industrial mobility, manipulation and fleet operations. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by Boston Dynamics. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing Boston Dynamics specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact Boston Dynamics to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [Boston Dynamics official website](https://bostondynamics.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the Boston Dynamics product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by Boston Dynamics Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile Spot | Industrial | Customer use | Specifications & sources → Boston Dynamics Stretch | Warehouse automation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by Boston Dynamics 1 listed Robots by Boston Dynamics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 40 | AtlasIndustrial | Boston DynamicsUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 190 cm90 kg | Pilot / early access Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Agility Robotics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agility/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:15:06 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›Agility Robotics United States ## Agility Robotics Logistics automation and human-scale material handling. [Official website ↗](https://www.agilityrobotics.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.agilityrobotics.com/solutions/digit-5) Agility Robotics is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with United States recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. Agility Robotics develops Digit and its deployment ecosystem for logistics workflows. This directory uses the current Digit 5 product page. Commercial experience of earlier Digit generations is context, not proof that every newer-generation configuration has the same deployment record. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### Agility Robotics humanoid robot platforms Logistics automation and human-scale material handling. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by Agility Robotics. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing Agility Robotics specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact Agility Robotics to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [Agility Robotics official website](https://www.agilityrobotics.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the Agility Robotics product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by Agility Robotics Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile Agility Robotics Cassie | Research biped | Earlier generation | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by Agility Robotics 1 listed Robots by Agility Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 8 | Digit 5Industrial | Agility RoboticsUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Figure Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/figure/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:12:44 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›Figure United States ## Figure Humanoid manipulation and learned whole-body control. [Official website ↗](https://www.figure.ai/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.figure.ai/) Figure is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with United States recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. Figure develops humanoids and the Helix AI system. Figure 03 is represented with its official specifications and a model-specific BMW demonstration reference. Earlier Figure 02 production results are not transferred to Figure 03 in this catalog. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### Figure humanoid robot platforms Humanoid manipulation and learned whole-body control. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by Figure. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing Figure specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact Figure to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [Figure official website](https://www.figure.ai/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the Figure product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Robots by Figure 3 listed Robots by Figure # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 41 | Figure 03Industrial | FigureUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 172.7 cm61 kg | Pilot / early access 50 | Figure 01Research | FigureUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation 51 | Figure 02Industrial | FigureUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: 1X Technologies Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:12:49 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›1X Technologies Norway / United States ## 1X Technologies Home humanoids and remote-assisted embodied AI. [Official website ↗](https://www.1x.tech/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.1x.tech/order) 1X Technologies is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with Norway / United States recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. 1X develops humanoids for everyday environments. NEO is its home-focused platform, with an Early Access ownership offer and a separate subscription option. The company describes foundational autonomy and an Expert Mode that allows scheduled remote assistance for unfamiliar tasks. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### 1X Technologies humanoid robot platforms Home humanoids and remote-assisted embodied AI. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by 1X Technologies. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing 1X Technologies specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact 1X Technologies to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [1X Technologies official website](https://www.1x.tech/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the 1X Technologies product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by 1X Technologies Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile 1X Technologies EVE | Wheeled humanoid | Earlier generation | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by 1X Technologies 3 listed Robots by 1X Technologies # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 42 | NEOHome | 1X TechnologiesNorway / United States | 167.6 cm29.9 kg | Pilot / early access 47 | 1X Technologies NEO BetaHome | 1X TechnologiesNorway / United States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation 48 | 1X Technologies NEO GammaHome | 1X TechnologiesNorway / United States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Apptronik Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/apptronik/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:12:50 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›Apptronik United States ## Apptronik Modular humanoid hardware and industrial deployment tools. [Official website ↗](https://apptronik.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://apptronik.com/) Apptronik is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with United States recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. Apptronik develops the Apollo humanoid platform and operational software. This directory includes the current Apollo 2 platform. Legacy Apollo measurements are not assumed to apply to Apollo 2 when the current product page does not publish corresponding figures. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### Apptronik humanoid robot platforms Modular humanoid hardware and industrial deployment tools. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by Apptronik. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing Apptronik specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact Apptronik to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [Apptronik official website](https://apptronik.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the Apptronik product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by Apptronik Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile Apptronik Astra | Upper-body humanoid | Earlier generation | Specifications & sources → Apptronik Draco II / III | Research biped | Earlier generation | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by Apptronik 2 listed Robots by Apptronik # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 4 | Apollo 2Industrial | ApptronikUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 49 | Apptronik Apollo (2023)Industrial | ApptronikUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Sanctuary AI Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/sanctuary/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:12:55 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›Sanctuary AI Canada ## Sanctuary AI Dexterous manipulation and the Carbon control system. [Official website ↗](https://sanctuary.ai/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://sanctuary.ai/) Sanctuary AI is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with Canada recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. Sanctuary AI develops Phoenix and the Carbon control system for physical task learning. This profile is explicitly scoped to the documented seventh-generation Phoenix. Hardware improvements and earlier deployment announcements are not presented as a shared independent performance benchmark. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### Sanctuary AI humanoid robot platforms Dexterous manipulation and the Carbon control system. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by Sanctuary AI. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing Sanctuary AI specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact Sanctuary AI to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [Sanctuary AI official website](https://sanctuary.ai/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the Sanctuary AI product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Robots by Sanctuary AI 2 listed Robots by Sanctuary AI # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 45 | Phoenix Gen 7Research | Sanctuary AICanada | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | In development 52 | Sanctuary AI Phoenix Gen 6Research | Sanctuary AICanada | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Tesla Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/tesla/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:12:55 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›Tesla United States ## Tesla The Optimus general-purpose bipedal robotics program. [Official website ↗](https://www.tesla.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.tesla.com/AI) Tesla is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with United States recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. Tesla develops Optimus as a general-purpose humanoid robotics program. The official AI page describes work on balance, navigation, perception and physical interaction. A named development program and demonstrations do not establish a publicly purchasable product or a confirmed list price. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### Tesla humanoid robot platforms The Optimus general-purpose bipedal robotics program. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by Tesla. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing Tesla specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact Tesla to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [Tesla official website](https://www.tesla.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the Tesla product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Robots by Tesla 1 listed Robots by Tesla # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 44 | OptimusIndustrial | TeslaUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | In development Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: PAL Robotics Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:13:00 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›PAL Robotics Spain ## PAL Robotics Research humanoids and robotics software platforms. [Official website ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/talos/) PAL Robotics is a humanoid robot manufacturer in the xpu live directory, with Spain recorded as its country. This profile links the selected robots included in our catalog and explains how to read their specifications, prices and evidence tiers. PAL Robotics develops robots for research and service applications. TALOS is a full-size bipedal research platform with torque feedback and customizable hardware. Its official product page provides model specifications and links to development resources. The table below links the humanoid models included in this directory. Open each robot profile for configuration-specific specifications, price conditions and sources. Contact the manufacturer to confirm delivery, developer access and support for your market. ### PAL Robotics humanoid robot platforms Research humanoids and robotics software platforms. The linked product profiles describe individual models and configurations. They are a selected catalog rather than a complete inventory of every product made by PAL Robotics. Follow each model link for its dimensions, capabilities, intended applications and source references. Evaluate a robot against the task and environment where it will operate. Demonstrations can show a specific skill without establishing unsupervised performance in every setting. Check whether the documented behavior uses autonomous control, remote assistance or a constrained test setup. ### Comparing PAL Robotics specifications and prices Hardware figures apply to the configuration named in the model profile. Height, weight, payload and degrees of freedom can vary between editions. Developer access and sensor information are recorded where a source provides them; a blank field means the specification has not been confirmed in this catalog. Read purchase prices together with their currency, market, configuration and source type. Official manufacturer prices, third-party reports and reseller listings are labeled separately. Starting prices, past listings and indicative figures may require a fresh quote, and a deposit should not be mistaken for the full purchase price. Contact PAL Robotics to confirm availability, delivery, support and integration requirements. Shipping, taxes, accessories and engineering work can add costs beyond the advertised platform price. Compare the final configuration and included services before treating two quotes as equivalent. ### Evidence and official references Our humanoid catalog orders robots by evidence tier, then alphabetically within a tier. This order distinguishes customer use, catalog products, pilots and development projects. It is an editorial directory structure, not an independent performance score or a guarantee of reliability. Visit [PAL Robotics official website](https://pal-robotics.com/) and review the source links attached to each model. Manufacturer sources were recorded as checked on 2026-10-09. Source dates provide a review snapshot; confirm current details directly before procurement. Browse [other humanoid manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/), compare platforms in the [humanoid robot directory](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) or read [our catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Use the PAL Robotics product profiles to compare source-backed details for the configuration that interests you. ### Other products by PAL Robotics Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile PAL Robotics ARI | Service robot | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → PAL Robotics KANGAROO | Research biped | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → PAL Robotics StockBot | Inventory robot | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → PAL Robotics TIAGo | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → PAL Robotics TIAGo Pro | Mobile manipulation | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by PAL Robotics 1 listed Robots by PAL Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 33 | TALOSResearch | PAL RoboticsSpain | 175 cm95 kg | Product catalog Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Xiaomi Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/xiaomi/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Manufacturers](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/)›Xiaomi China ## Xiaomi CyberDog robotics and open development software. [Official website ↗](https://www.mi.com/)[Contact / sales ↗](https://www.mi.com/global/support/contact/) Xiaomi is a robot dog manufacturer listed in the XPU catalog. This profile connects the company with its documented products, specification references and pricing conditions. Xiaomi’s CyberDog platforms combine quadruped hardware with perception and software development resources. The original CyberDog and CyberDog 2 are separate generations. Historical launch pricing is explicitly labeled and should not be treated as a current quotation. ### Comparing the listed platforms The current selection includes [CyberDog 2](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/xiaomi-cyberdog-2/), [CyberDog](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/xiaomi-cyberdog/). Open each product profile to review its configuration, intended application and source links. These entries represent the products documented in this directory; they do not claim to cover the manufacturer’s complete range. ### Configuration and purchase questions Start with the task you need the robot to perform. Compare walking payload, runtime and environmental protection under the stated conditions. A maximum payload may differ from the recommended continuous load. Likewise, a runtime recorded without accessories may not describe an inspection setup with added sensors. Ask which hardware, batteries, software and development tools are included in the quoted configuration. Confirm whether navigation, autonomy and remote operation are standard features or separate packages. For a research platform, check the available interfaces and permissions before planning integration. For a companion product, review connectivity, subscriptions and supported services. ### Price evidence and sources Use the price labels to distinguish an official listing, a reseller offer and a reported figure. Contact-for-pricing entries have no verified public purchase amount in this catalog. A historical figure, deposit or parts budget should not be treated as a current assembled robot quote. Request delivery terms, regional support, accessories and taxes separately. Compare this selection with the [robot dog directory](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/). The [catalog methodology](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) explains evidence tiers and ordering. Product source dates describe when the cited material was reviewed; they are not a live stock or pricing guarantee. ### Other products by Xiaomi Related platforms and generations from this manufacturer. Humanoids, quadrupeds and other robot forms keep their own catalog pages. Robot | Category | Status | Profile CyberDog | Research | Earlier generation | Specifications & sources → CyberDog 2 | Companion | Product catalog | Specifications & sources → ### Robots by Xiaomi 1 listed Robots by Xiaomi # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 46 | Xiaomi CyberOneResearch | XiaomiChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 177 cm52 kg | In development Selected humanoid models in this catalog; not every product made by this manufacturer. Sources reviewed 2026-10-09. --- ## Selected or updated profile: G1 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/unitree-g1/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:13:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›G1 Product image · background removed [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/g1/) Research ## G1 By [Unitree](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) G1 is a compact whole-body humanoid platform with a folding structure and a choice of research configurations. The base model and EDU editions have different development capabilities. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/g1/)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/unitree-g1/#pricing) Height132 cm Weight35 kg Degrees of freedom23 (base); 23–43 (EDU configurations) ### Overview G1 is a humanoid robot by Unitree in the xpu live catalog, listed for research applications. This profile combines its recorded configuration, capabilities and pricing sources so you can compare the platform with other humanoids. G1 is a compact whole-body humanoid platform with a folding structure and a choice of research configurations. The base model and EDU editions have different development capabilities. This platform is primarily useful for robotics research, control development and embodied-AI experiments. A working application requires compatible software, end effectors and an appropriate test environment. The base product is not equivalent to an EDU research package. Hands, compute and interfaces vary. Demonstrated skills require the corresponding software and environment. ### G1 specifications and configuration Review the specifications section for the exact configuration scope. Dimensions, degrees of freedom, battery information and payload figures are manufacturer-reported where available. Each measurement should be read with its source and test conditions; different editions of a robot can expose different hardware capabilities. For G1, developer access, sensors and control options are recorded only when the source describes them. A missing specification remains unknown. Before planning an integration, check the supported interfaces, required software and any restrictions on modifying or deploying the platform. ### Applications and integration The listed capabilities and use cases describe the platform’s documented scope. Evaluate them against your actual environment, objects and operating conditions. A demonstration of walking or manipulation does not establish reliable autonomous performance for every task. Review the limitations section and determine where supervision or remote assistance is required. Plan for commissioning, operator training and maintenance. Test representative tasks with the intended hardware configuration before treating the robot as a complete solution for a production workflow. ### G1 price and purchasing context The price section identifies the configuration, currency and source behind the displayed figure. Official, reported and reseller prices are distinguished. Starting prices and historical references may have a narrower scope than the current platform, while a deposit or subscription is a separate purchasing condition. Confirm the full G1 quote with Unitree or the named seller. Check delivery, supported markets, warranty and included accessories. Shipping, taxes and integration work can add costs. If no public purchase price is confirmed, contact the manufacturer instead of interpreting a blank value as free access. ### Evidence tier and source checks This directory orders robots by evidence tier and then alphabetically. The position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent benchmark score. Review the stated reason and its linked evidence to understand whether the platform is in customer use, a product catalog, a pilot or development. Open [the official G1 product reference](https://www.unitree.com/g1/) for the original details. The sources panel records specification and pricing checks separately. Those dates describe a review snapshot and should be considered when confirming current availability. Explore [Unitree manufacturer profile](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/), compare [other humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) and read [our methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Choose G1 based on the verified configuration, task requirements and procurement terms rather than one headline specification. ### Capabilities & applications - Dynamic balance and locomotion - Whole-body control experiments - Manipulation with compatible optional hands #### Where it fits - Reinforcement-learning research - Control development - Education ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: G1 as documented in the linked source - Height (cm): 132 - Weight (kg): 35 - Degrees of freedom: 23 (base); 23–43 (EDU configurations) - Runtime / battery: About 2 hours, manufacturer claim - Payload: Not published - Perception: Depth camera and 3D LiDAR as specified by the manufacturer - Developer access: Confirm EDU edition and the required low-level / high-level interfaces. ### Limitations & integration The base product is not equivalent to an EDU research package. Hands, compute and interfaces vary. Demonstrated skills require the corresponding software and environment. ### Why this position? #13 in the current catalog · Product catalog The manufacturer publishes a named product or developer reference for this model. Product-catalog status does not guarantee stock, delivery or independent task performance. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/g1/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/g1/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/g1/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 17 | H1Research | UnitreeChina | 344,750 AEDResellerH1 · UAE | 180 cm47 kg | Product catalog 18 | H2Research | UnitreeChina | 182 cm70 kg | Product catalog 30 | R1Education | UnitreeChina | 123 cm27 kg | Product catalog 36 | Unitree H1-2Research | UnitreeChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 178 cm70 kg | Product catalog 37 | Unitree H2 PlusResearch | UnitreeChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not published70 kg | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Atlas Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/boston-dynamics-atlas/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:11:00 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Atlas Product image · background removed [Image source ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/products/atlas/) Industrial ## Atlas By [Boston Dynamics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/boston-dynamics/) The electric product version of Atlas is a full-size industrial humanoid with autonomous and operator-controlled modes. This profile follows the 2026 product specification sheet. [Official product ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/products/atlas/)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/boston-dynamics-atlas/#pricing) Height190 cm Weight90 kg Degrees of freedom56 ### Overview Atlas is a humanoid robot by Boston Dynamics in the xpu live catalog, listed for industrial applications. This profile combines its recorded configuration, capabilities and pricing sources so you can compare the platform with other humanoids. The electric product version of Atlas is a full-size industrial humanoid with autonomous and operator-controlled modes. This profile follows the 2026 product specification sheet. Designed for industrial workflows, this platform needs task-specific integration and acceptance testing at the deployment site. The specification sheet describes peak and sustained loads separately. Factory integration, task validation and delivery allocation require a commercial discussion; this entry excludes hydraulic Atlas. ### Atlas specifications and configuration Review the specifications section for the exact configuration scope. Dimensions, degrees of freedom, battery information and payload figures are manufacturer-reported where available. Each measurement should be read with its source and test conditions; different editions of a robot can expose different hardware capabilities. For Atlas, developer access, sensors and control options are recorded only when the source describes them. A missing specification remains unknown. Before planning an integration, check the supported interfaces, required software and any restrictions on modifying or deploying the platform. ### Applications and integration The listed capabilities and use cases describe the platform’s documented scope. Evaluate them against your actual environment, objects and operating conditions. A demonstration of walking or manipulation does not establish reliable autonomous performance for every task. Review the limitations section and determine where supervision or remote assistance is required. Plan for commissioning, operator training and maintenance. Test representative tasks with the intended hardware configuration before treating the robot as a complete solution for a production workflow. ### Atlas price and purchasing context The price section identifies the configuration, currency and source behind the displayed figure. Official, reported and reseller prices are distinguished. Starting prices and historical references may have a narrower scope than the current platform, while a deposit or subscription is a separate purchasing condition. Confirm the full Atlas quote with Boston Dynamics or the named seller. Check delivery, supported markets, warranty and included accessories. Shipping, taxes and integration work can add costs. If no public purchase price is confirmed, contact the manufacturer instead of interpreting a blank value as free access. ### Evidence tier and source checks This directory orders robots by evidence tier and then alphabetically. The position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent benchmark score. Review the stated reason and its linked evidence to understand whether the platform is in customer use, a product catalog, a pilot or development. Open [the official Atlas product reference](https://bostondynamics.com/products/atlas/) for the original details. The sources panel records specification and pricing checks separately. Those dates describe a review snapshot and should be considered when confirming current availability. Explore [Boston Dynamics manufacturer profile](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/boston-dynamics/), compare [other humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) and read [our methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Choose Atlas based on the verified configuration, task requirements and procurement terms rather than one headline specification. ### Capabilities & applications - Industrial manipulation - Whole-body mobility - Autonomous battery replacement #### Where it fits - Industrial workstations - Material movement - Factory integration ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Atlas as documented in the linked source - Height (cm): 190 - Weight (kg): 90 - Degrees of freedom: 56 - Runtime / battery: 4 hours typical; 2 hours heavy lifting; 3 min swap - Payload: 50 kg instantaneous; 30 kg sustained; 20 kg one-handed - Perception: 360° camera view and tactile fingers / palm - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration The specification sheet describes peak and sustained loads separately. Factory integration, task validation and delivery allocation require a commercial discussion; this entry excludes hydraulic Atlas. ### Why this position? #40 in the current catalog · Pilot / early access The product roadmap describes customer pilots and integration. The current product specification sheet establishes hardware scope, not a shared independent performance result. [Tier evidence ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/products/atlas/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/products/atlas/)[Specification reference ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/atlas-spec-sheet.pdf) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Figure 03 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/figure-03/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:11:06 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Figure 03 Product image · background removed [Image source ↗](https://www.figure.ai/figure) Industrial ## Figure 03 By [Figure](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/figure/) Figure 03 is Figure’s third-generation humanoid, combining human-scale hardware with the Helix control system for manipulation and mobility. [Official product ↗](https://www.figure.ai/figure)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/figure-03/#pricing) Height172.7 cm Weight61 kg Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview Figure 03 is a humanoid robot by Figure in the xpu live catalog, listed for industrial applications. This profile combines its recorded configuration, capabilities and pricing sources so you can compare the platform with other humanoids. Figure 03 is Figure’s third-generation humanoid, combining human-scale hardware with the Helix control system for manipulation and mobility. Designed for industrial workflows, this platform needs task-specific integration and acceptance testing at the deployment site. The BMW reference describes a Figure 03 demonstration. Figure 02’s production totals do not measure Figure 03. Published runtime and payload are manufacturer specifications. ### Figure 03 specifications and configuration Review the specifications section for the exact configuration scope. Dimensions, degrees of freedom, battery information and payload figures are manufacturer-reported where available. Each measurement should be read with its source and test conditions; different editions of a robot can expose different hardware capabilities. For Figure 03, developer access, sensors and control options are recorded only when the source describes them. A missing specification remains unknown. Before planning an integration, check the supported interfaces, required software and any restrictions on modifying or deploying the platform. ### Applications and integration The listed capabilities and use cases describe the platform’s documented scope. Evaluate them against your actual environment, objects and operating conditions. A demonstration of walking or manipulation does not establish reliable autonomous performance for every task. Review the limitations section and determine where supervision or remote assistance is required. Plan for commissioning, operator training and maintenance. Test representative tasks with the intended hardware configuration before treating the robot as a complete solution for a production workflow. ### Figure 03 price and purchasing context The price section identifies the configuration, currency and source behind the displayed figure. Official, reported and reseller prices are distinguished. Starting prices and historical references may have a narrower scope than the current platform, while a deposit or subscription is a separate purchasing condition. Confirm the full Figure 03 quote with Figure or the named seller. Check delivery, supported markets, warranty and included accessories. Shipping, taxes and integration work can add costs. If no public purchase price is confirmed, contact the manufacturer instead of interpreting a blank value as free access. ### Evidence tier and source checks This directory orders robots by evidence tier and then alphabetically. The position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent benchmark score. Review the stated reason and its linked evidence to understand whether the platform is in customer use, a product catalog, a pilot or development. Open [the official Figure 03 product reference](https://www.figure.ai/figure) for the original details. The sources panel records specification and pricing checks separately. Those dates describe a review snapshot and should be considered when confirming current availability. Explore [Figure manufacturer profile](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/figure/), compare [other humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) and read [our methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Choose Figure 03 based on the verified configuration, task requirements and procurement terms rather than one headline specification. ### Capabilities & applications - Coordinated whole-body manipulation - Visual task execution - Household and industrial task development #### Where it fits - Manufacturing logistics research - Home-task development - Embodied-AI research ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Figure 03 as documented in the linked source - Height (cm): 172.7 - Weight (kg): 61 - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: 5 hours, manufacturer specification - Payload: 20 kg, manufacturer specification - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration The BMW reference describes a Figure 03 demonstration. Figure 02’s production totals do not measure Figure 03. Published runtime and payload are manufacturer specifications. ### Why this position? #41 in the current catalog · Pilot / early access Figure’s June 2026 reference documents a Figure 03 logistics demonstration at BMW. This is model-specific pilot evidence, not verified long-term production performance. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.figure.ai/news/f-03-at-bmw) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.figure.ai/figure)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.figure.ai/figure)[Additional official reference ↗](https://www.figure.ai/news/f-03-at-bmw) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Figure [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/figure/) More robots from Figure # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 50 | Figure 01Research | FigureUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation 51 | Figure 02Industrial | FigureUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: NEO Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/1x-neo/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-09 18:09:39 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›NEO Product image · background removed [Image source ↗](https://www.1x.tech/neo) Home ## NEO By [1X Technologies](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/) NEO is 1X’s home-focused humanoid with a soft exterior and tendon-driven motion. Early Access combines foundational autonomy with scheduled remote Expert Mode assistance. [Official product ↗](https://www.1x.tech/neo)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/1x-neo/#pricing) Height167.6 cm Weight29.9 kg Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview NEO is a humanoid robot by 1X Technologies in the xpu live catalog, listed for home applications. This profile combines its recorded configuration, capabilities and pricing sources so you can compare the platform with other humanoids. NEO is 1X’s home-focused humanoid with a soft exterior and tendon-driven motion. Early Access combines foundational autonomy with scheduled remote Expert Mode assistance. This platform targets home assistance. Available autonomy, remote assistance and delivery conditions should be reviewed before purchase. Early Access is not full unsupervised autonomy. Expert Mode permits remote guidance. The deposit is not the robot purchase price, and the subscription is a separate offer. ### NEO specifications and configuration Review the specifications section for the exact configuration scope. Dimensions, degrees of freedom, battery information and payload figures are manufacturer-reported where available. Each measurement should be read with its source and test conditions; different editions of a robot can expose different hardware capabilities. For NEO, developer access, sensors and control options are recorded only when the source describes them. A missing specification remains unknown. Before planning an integration, check the supported interfaces, required software and any restrictions on modifying or deploying the platform. ### Applications and integration The listed capabilities and use cases describe the platform’s documented scope. Evaluate them against your actual environment, objects and operating conditions. A demonstration of walking or manipulation does not establish reliable autonomous performance for every task. Review the limitations section and determine where supervision or remote assistance is required. Plan for commissioning, operator training and maintenance. Test representative tasks with the intended hardware configuration before treating the robot as a complete solution for a production workflow. ### NEO price and purchasing context The price section identifies the configuration, currency and source behind the displayed figure. Official, reported and reseller prices are distinguished. Starting prices and historical references may have a narrower scope than the current platform, while a deposit or subscription is a separate purchasing condition. Confirm the full NEO quote with 1X Technologies or the named seller. Check delivery, supported markets, warranty and included accessories. Shipping, taxes and integration work can add costs. If no public purchase price is confirmed, contact the manufacturer instead of interpreting a blank value as free access. ### Evidence tier and source checks This directory orders robots by evidence tier and then alphabetically. The position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent benchmark score. Review the stated reason and its linked evidence to understand whether the platform is in customer use, a product catalog, a pilot or development. Open [the official NEO product reference](https://www.1x.tech/neo) for the original details. The sources panel records specification and pricing checks separately. Those dates describe a review snapshot and should be considered when confirming current availability. Explore [1X Technologies manufacturer profile](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/), compare [other humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) and read [our methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Choose NEO based on the verified configuration, task requirements and procurement terms rather than one headline specification. ### Capabilities & applications - Home-task assistance - Voice interaction - Remote supervision for unfamiliar tasks #### Where it fits - Early-access home use - Scheduled household chores - Human-robot interaction ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: NEO as documented in the linked source - Height (cm): 167.6 - Weight (kg): 29.9 - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: 4 hours, manufacturer specification - Payload: Carry 55 lb (about 25 kg); lifting is a separate claim - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Early Access is not full unsupervised autonomy. Expert Mode permits remote guidance. The deposit is not the robot purchase price, and the subscription is a separate offer. ### Why this position? #42 in the current catalog · Pilot / early access The official store offers Early Access ordering and describes foundational autonomy plus remotely supervised Expert Mode. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.1x.tech/order) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.1x.tech/neo)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.1x.tech/neo) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from 1X Technologies [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/) More robots from 1X Technologies # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 47 | 1X Technologies NEO BetaHome | 1X TechnologiesNorway / United States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation 48 | 1X Technologies NEO GammaHome | 1X TechnologiesNorway / United States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: Optimus Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/tesla-optimus/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:05 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Optimus Product image · background removed [Image source ↗](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpraXaw7dyc) Industrial ## Optimus By [Tesla](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/tesla/) Optimus is Tesla’s general-purpose bipedal robotics program. The official AI page describes development of balance, navigation, perception and physical interaction. [Official product ↗](https://www.tesla.com/AI)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/tesla-optimus/#pricing) HeightNot published WeightNot published Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview Optimus is a humanoid robot by Tesla in the xpu live catalog, listed for industrial applications. This profile combines its recorded configuration, capabilities and pricing sources so you can compare the platform with other humanoids. Optimus is Tesla’s general-purpose bipedal robotics program. The official AI page describes development of balance, navigation, perception and physical interaction. Designed for industrial workflows, this platform needs task-specific integration and acceptance testing at the deployment site. No current public purchase price is confirmed. Target cost statements are not sale prices. The official Gen 2 demonstration image is illustrative; specifications are not generalized across generations. ### Optimus specifications and configuration Review the specifications section for the exact configuration scope. Dimensions, degrees of freedom, battery information and payload figures are manufacturer-reported where available. Each measurement should be read with its source and test conditions; different editions of a robot can expose different hardware capabilities. For Optimus, developer access, sensors and control options are recorded only when the source describes them. A missing specification remains unknown. Before planning an integration, check the supported interfaces, required software and any restrictions on modifying or deploying the platform. ### Applications and integration The listed capabilities and use cases describe the platform’s documented scope. Evaluate them against your actual environment, objects and operating conditions. A demonstration of walking or manipulation does not establish reliable autonomous performance for every task. Review the limitations section and determine where supervision or remote assistance is required. Plan for commissioning, operator training and maintenance. Test representative tasks with the intended hardware configuration before treating the robot as a complete solution for a production workflow. ### Optimus price and purchasing context The price section identifies the configuration, currency and source behind the displayed figure. Official, reported and reseller prices are distinguished. Starting prices and historical references may have a narrower scope than the current platform, while a deposit or subscription is a separate purchasing condition. Confirm the full Optimus quote with Tesla or the named seller. Check delivery, supported markets, warranty and included accessories. Shipping, taxes and integration work can add costs. If no public purchase price is confirmed, contact the manufacturer instead of interpreting a blank value as free access. ### Evidence tier and source checks This directory orders robots by evidence tier and then alphabetically. The position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent benchmark score. Review the stated reason and its linked evidence to understand whether the platform is in customer use, a product catalog, a pilot or development. Open [the official Optimus product reference](https://www.tesla.com/AI) for the original details. The sources panel records specification and pricing checks separately. Those dates describe a review snapshot and should be considered when confirming current availability. Explore [Tesla manufacturer profile](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/tesla/), compare [other humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/) and read [our methodology](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/). Choose Optimus based on the verified configuration, task requirements and procurement terms rather than one headline specification. ### Generation scope: Optimus This record describes the Tesla Optimus program and identifies the Gen 2 demonstration shown in the image. Tesla previewed its humanoid robot in 2022; Gen 2 was demonstrated in December 2023. These are development milestones, not interchangeable purchase configurations. A newer prototype, hand revision or planned production target should not automatically be listed as a separate commercially available robot. See the [official Tesla Optimus Gen 2 demonstration](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpraXaw7dyc) and the [Tesla AI program](https://www.tesla.com/AI) for primary references. No unverified Gen 3 product or specification is added to this catalog. ### Capabilities & applications - Bipedal balance development - Physical interaction research - Perception and task-planning development #### Where it fits - Repetitive physical-task research - Industrial application development - Embodied-AI research ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Optimus program; Gen 2 shown in image - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration No current public purchase price is confirmed. Target cost statements are not sale prices. The official Gen 2 demonstration image is illustrative; specifications are not generalized across generations. ### Why this position? #44 in the current catalog · In development Tesla’s official AI page describes an active robotics development objective. It does not offer a confirmed public purchase configuration. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.tesla.com/AI) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.tesla.com/AI)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.tesla.com/AI) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. --- ## Selected or updated profile: AGIBOT A3 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/agibot-a3/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›AGIBOT A3 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/A3) Interaction ## AGIBOT A3 By [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) A full-size humanoid in AGIBOT’s A series, positioned for performance and human interaction. [Official product ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/A3)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/agibot-a3/#pricing) Height173 cm Weight55 kg Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview AGIBOT A3 is a humanoid robot from AGIBOT. A full-size humanoid in AGIBOT’s A series, positioned for performance and human interaction. ### AGIBOT A3 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### A3 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is performance and reception. The platform description highlights full-body motion. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 173 cm - Weight: 55 kg - Battery and runtime: Up to 10 hours, manufacturer claim; workload-dependent ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### A3 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [AGIBOT and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official A3 reference](https://www.agibot.com/products/A3). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Full-body motion #### Where it fits - Performance and reception ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: A3; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): 173 - Weight (kg): 55 - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: Up to 10 hours, manufacturer claim; workload-dependent - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #2 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/A3) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/A3)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/A3) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from AGIBOT [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) More robots from AGIBOT # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 1 | A2Interaction | AGIBOTChina | 295,000 AEDResellerA2 Ultra · UAE | 169 cm69 kg | Product catalog 3 | AGIBOT X1Research | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 130 cm33 kg | Product catalog 39 | X2Interaction | AGIBOTChina | 266,000 AEDResellerX2 · UAE | 131 cm35 kg | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: AGIBOT X1 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/agibot-x1/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›AGIBOT X1 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/X1) Research ## AGIBOT X1 By [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) An open-source humanoid development platform. X1 is distinct from the smaller X2 platform already in the catalog. [Official product ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/X1)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/agibot-x1/#pricing) Height130 cm Weight33 kg Degrees of freedom34 active DOF ### Overview AGIBOT X1 is a humanoid robot from AGIBOT. An open-source humanoid development platform. X1 is distinct from the smaller X2 platform already in the catalog. ### AGIBOT X1 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### X1 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is embodied ai research. The platform description highlights open-source development. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 130 cm - Weight: 33 kg - Degrees of freedom: 34 active DOF - Payload: 0.5 kg per arm, manufacturer specification ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### X1 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [AGIBOT and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official X1 reference](https://www.agibot.com/products/X1). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Open-source development #### Where it fits - Embodied AI research ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: X1; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): 130 - Weight (kg): 33 - Degrees of freedom: 34 active DOF - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: 0.5 kg per arm, manufacturer specification - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #3 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/X1) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/X1)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/X1) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from AGIBOT [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) More robots from AGIBOT # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 1 | A2Interaction | AGIBOTChina | 295,000 AEDResellerA2 Ultra · UAE | 169 cm69 kg | Product catalog 2 | AGIBOT A3Interaction | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 173 cm55 kg | Product catalog 39 | X2Interaction | AGIBOTChina | 266,000 AEDResellerX2 · UAE | 131 cm35 kg | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: LimX Dynamics Luna Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/limx-luna/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›LimX Dynamics Luna Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/luna) Interaction ## LimX Dynamics Luna By [LimX Dynamics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/limx/) A full-size interactive humanoid from LimX Dynamics. The manufacturer presents Luna for expressive movement, interaction and synchronized performances. [Official product ↗](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/luna)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/limx-luna/#pricing) Height160 cm WeightNot published Degrees of freedom27 DOF ### Overview LimX Dynamics Luna is a humanoid robot from LimX Dynamics. A full-size interactive humanoid from LimX Dynamics. The manufacturer presents Luna for expressive movement, interaction and synchronized performances. ### LimX Dynamics Luna configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Luna capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is live performance and reception. The platform description highlights multimodal interaction. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 160 cm - Degrees of freedom: 27 DOF ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Luna pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [LimX Dynamics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/limx/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Luna reference](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/luna). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Multimodal interaction #### Where it fits - Live performance and reception ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Luna; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): 160 - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: 27 DOF - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #26 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/luna) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/luna)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/luna) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from LimX Dynamics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/limx/) More robots from LimX Dynamics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 28 | OliResearch | LimX DynamicsChina | 165 cmWeight not published | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: EngineAI T800 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/engineai-t800/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›EngineAI T800 Manufacturer product image. [Image source ↗](https://en.engineai.com.cn/product-t800.html) Industrial ## EngineAI T800 By [EngineAI](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/engineai/) A full-size general-purpose humanoid from ENGINEAI, positioned around motion capability, perception and extended operation. [Official product ↗](https://en.engineai.com.cn/product-t800.html)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/engineai-t800/#pricing) Height173 cm WeightNot published Degrees of freedom29 body DOF, excluding dexterous hands ### Overview EngineAI T800 is a humanoid robot from EngineAI. A full-size general-purpose humanoid from ENGINEAI, positioned around motion capability, perception and extended operation. ### EngineAI T800 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### T800 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is humanoid research and industrial evaluation. The platform description highlights full-body mobility. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 173 cm - Degrees of freedom: 29 body DOF, excluding dexterous hands - Battery and runtime: Up to 4 hours continuous operation, manufacturer claim - Payload: 5 kg per hand, manufacturer claim ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### T800 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [EngineAI and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/engineai/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official T800 reference](https://en.engineai.com.cn/product-t800.html). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Full-body mobility #### Where it fits - Humanoid research and industrial evaluation ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: T800; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): 173 - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: 29 body DOF, excluding dexterous hands - Runtime / battery: Up to 4 hours continuous operation, manufacturer claim - Payload: 5 kg per hand, manufacturer claim - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #10 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://en.engineai.com.cn/product-t800.html) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://en.engineai.com.cn/product-t800.html)[Specification reference ↗](https://en.engineai.com.cn/product-t800.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from EngineAI [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/engineai/) More robots from EngineAI # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 29 | PM01Research | EngineAIChina | 138 cm40 kg | Product catalog 31 | SE01Research | EngineAIChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 170 cm55 kg | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Booster Robotics T2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/booster-t2/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Booster Robotics T2 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.booster.tech/booster-t2?target=en) Research ## Booster Robotics T2 By [Booster Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/booster/) Booster’s flagship embodied development platform. T2 is a separate product from the T1 and K1 already recorded in the catalog. [Official product ↗](https://www.booster.tech/booster-t2?target=en)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/booster-t2/#pricing) Height140 cm Weight42 kg Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview Booster Robotics T2 is a humanoid robot from Booster Robotics. Booster’s flagship embodied development platform. T2 is a separate product from the T1 and K1 already recorded in the catalog. ### Booster Robotics T2 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### T2 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is robot learning and education. The platform description highlights embodied development. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 140 cm - Weight: 42 kg - Battery and runtime: 48 V, 10 Ah; 2 hours continuous walking, manufacturer claim - Payload: Up to 10 kg dual-arm payload; check configuration - Configuration: T2, standing height approximately 1.4 m; weight and payload are manufacturer-qualified values ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### T2 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Booster Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/booster/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official T2 reference](https://www.booster.tech/booster-t2?target=en). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Embodied development #### Where it fits - Robot learning and education ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: T2, standing height approximately 1.4 m; weight and payload are manufacturer-qualified values - Height (cm): 140 - Weight (kg): 42 - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: 48 V, 10 Ah; 2 hours continuous walking, manufacturer claim - Payload: Up to 10 kg dual-arm payload; check configuration - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #6 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.booster.tech/booster-t2?target=en) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.booster.tech/booster-t2?target=en)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.booster.tech/booster-t2?target=en) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Booster Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/booster/) More robots from Booster Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 19 | K1Education | Booster RoboticsChina | 95 cm19.5 kg | Product catalog 32 | T1Research | Booster RoboticsChina | 118 cm30 kg | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Fourier N1 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/fourier-n1/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Fourier N1 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://support-old.fftai.com/docs/GR-X-Humanoid-Robot/Fouriern1/N1_Introduction/) Research ## Fourier N1 By [Fourier](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/fourier/) Fourier’s N1 development platform is documented separately from the GR series. Specifications and software support must be read from the N1 reference. [Official product ↗](https://support-old.fftai.com/docs/GR-X-Humanoid-Robot/Fouriern1/N1_Introduction/)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/fourier-n1/#pricing) Height130 cm WeightNot published Degrees of freedom23 DOF ### Overview Fourier N1 is a humanoid robot from Fourier. Fourier’s N1 development platform is documented separately from the GR series. Specifications and software support must be read from the N1 reference. ### Fourier N1 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### N1 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is open robotics research. The platform description highlights humanoid development. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 130 cm - Degrees of freedom: 23 DOF - Configuration: Fourier Nexus1 / N1; source headline weight and specification-table weight differ, so no single weight is asserted ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### N1 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Fourier and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/fourier/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official N1 reference](https://support-old.fftai.com/docs/GR-X-Humanoid-Robot/Fouriern1/N1_Introduction/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Humanoid development #### Where it fits - Open robotics research ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Fourier Nexus1 / N1; source headline weight and specification-table weight differ, so no single weight is asserted - Height (cm): 130 - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: 23 DOF - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #12 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://support-old.fftai.com/docs/GR-X-Humanoid-Robot/Fouriern1/N1_Introduction/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://support-old.fftai.com/docs/GR-X-Humanoid-Robot/Fouriern1/N1_Introduction/)[Specification reference ↗](https://support-old.fftai.com/docs/GR-X-Humanoid-Robot/Fouriern1/N1_Introduction/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Fourier [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/fourier/) More robots from Fourier # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 14 | GR-1Research | FourierChina | 165 cm52 kg | Product catalog 15 | GR-2Research | FourierChina | 175 cm63 kg | Product catalog 16 | GR-3Interaction | FourierChina | 165 cm71 kg | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: UBTECH Walker S1 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/ubtech-walker-s1/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›UBTECH Walker S1 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/humanoid/products/walker-s1) Industrial ## UBTECH Walker S1 By [UBTECH](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/) An industrial humanoid in UBTECH’s Walker S line. S1 is a separate generation from the Walker S2 already in this catalog. [Official product ↗](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/humanoid/products/walker-s1)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/ubtech-walker-s1/#pricing) HeightNot published WeightNot published Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview UBTECH Walker S1 is a humanoid robot from UBTECH. An industrial humanoid in UBTECH’s Walker S line. S1 is a separate generation from the Walker S2 already in this catalog. ### UBTECH Walker S1 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Walker S1 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is manufacturing trials. The platform description highlights industrial manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Walker S1 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [UBTECH and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Walker S1 reference](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/humanoid/products/walker-s1). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Industrial manipulation #### Where it fits - Manufacturing trials ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Walker S1; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #34 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/humanoid/products/walker-s1) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/humanoid/products/walker-s1)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/humanoid/products/walker-s1) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from UBTECH [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/) More robots from UBTECH # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 35 | UBTECH Walker TienkungResearch | UBTECHChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 38 | Walker S2Industrial | UBTECHChina | 410,000 AEDResellerS2 · UAE | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: UBTECH Walker Tienkung Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/ubtech-walker-tienkung/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›UBTECH Walker Tienkung Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://docs.ubtrobot.com/walker-tienkung/en/docs/V2.0.5.x/user-guide/5/) Research ## UBTECH Walker Tienkung By [UBTECH](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/) A full-size electric humanoid platform jointly developed by UBTECH and the Beijing Humanoid Robotics Innovation Center, with interfaces for secondary development. [Official product ↗](https://docs.ubtrobot.com/walker-tienkung/en/docs/V2.0.5.x/user-guide/5/)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/ubtech-walker-tienkung/#pricing) HeightNot published WeightNot published Degrees of freedomUp to 42 DOF, configuration-dependent ### Overview UBTECH Walker Tienkung is a humanoid robot from UBTECH. A full-size electric humanoid platform jointly developed by UBTECH and the Beijing Humanoid Robotics Innovation Center, with interfaces for secondary development. ### UBTECH Walker Tienkung configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Walker Tienkung capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is education and robotics research. The platform description highlights full-body development interfaces. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Degrees of freedom: Up to 42 DOF, configuration-dependent - Battery and runtime: More than 3.5 hours, manufacturer claim; dual-battery quick-swap system - Sensors: High-precision IMU; additional voice and vision modules depend on configuration ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Walker Tienkung pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [UBTECH and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Walker Tienkung reference](https://docs.ubtrobot.com/walker-tienkung/en/docs/V2.0.5.x/user-guide/5/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Full-body development interfaces #### Where it fits - Education and robotics research ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Walker Tienkung; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Up to 42 DOF, configuration-dependent - Runtime / battery: More than 3.5 hours, manufacturer claim; dual-battery quick-swap system - Payload: Not published - Perception: High-precision IMU; additional voice and vision modules depend on configuration - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #35 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://docs.ubtrobot.com/walker-tienkung/en/docs/V2.0.5.x/user-guide/5/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://docs.ubtrobot.com/walker-tienkung/en/docs/V2.0.5.x/user-guide/5/)[Specification reference ↗](https://docs.ubtrobot.com/walker-tienkung/en/docs/V2.0.5.x/user-guide/5/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from UBTECH [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/) More robots from UBTECH # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 34 | UBTECH Walker S1Industrial | UBTECHChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 38 | Walker S2Industrial | UBTECHChina | 410,000 AEDResellerS2 · UAE | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Leju Robotics KUAVO 5 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/leju-kuavo5/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Leju Robotics KUAVO 5 Manufacturer family photograph showing KUAVO 5 biped and wheeled configurations. [Image source ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/kuavo-5) Industrial ## Leju Robotics KUAVO 5 By [Leju Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/) A full-size humanoid in Leju’s KUAVO series. The bipedal KUAVO 5 is distinguished from the wheel-based 5-W configuration. [Official product ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/kuavo-5)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/leju-kuavo5/#pricing) HeightNot published WeightNot published Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview Leju Robotics KUAVO 5 is a humanoid robot from Leju Robotics. A full-size humanoid in Leju’s KUAVO series. The bipedal KUAVO 5 is distinguished from the wheel-based 5-W configuration. ### Leju Robotics KUAVO 5 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### KUAVO 5 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is research and industrial development. The platform description highlights humanoid motion and manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### KUAVO 5 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Leju Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official KUAVO 5 reference](https://lejurobot.com/products/kuavo-5). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Humanoid motion and manipulation #### Where it fits - Research and industrial development ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: KUAVO 5; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #24 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/kuavo-5) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/kuavo-5)[Specification reference ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/kuavo-5) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Leju Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/) More robots from Leju Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 21 | KUAVO 4ProResearch | Leju RoboticsChina | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 23 | Leju Robotics AELOS PRO3Education | Leju RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 25 | Leju Robotics ROBAN 2Education | Leju RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Leju Robotics ROBAN 2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/leju-roban2/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Leju Robotics ROBAN 2 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/roban2) Education ## Leju Robotics ROBAN 2 By [Leju Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/) A medium-size biped humanoid listed by Leju for educational and development use. [Official product ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/roban2)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/leju-roban2/#pricing) HeightNot published WeightNot published Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview Leju Robotics ROBAN 2 is a humanoid robot from Leju Robotics. A medium-size biped humanoid listed by Leju for educational and development use. ### Leju Robotics ROBAN 2 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### ROBAN 2 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is robotics education. The platform description highlights biped motion development. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### ROBAN 2 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Leju Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official ROBAN 2 reference](https://lejurobot.com/products/roban2). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Biped motion development #### Where it fits - Robotics education ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: ROBAN 2; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #25 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/roban2) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/roban2)[Specification reference ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/roban2) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Leju Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/) More robots from Leju Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 21 | KUAVO 4ProResearch | Leju RoboticsChina | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 23 | Leju Robotics AELOS PRO3Education | Leju RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 24 | Leju Robotics KUAVO 5Industrial | Leju RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Leju Robotics AELOS PRO3 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/leju-aelos-pro3/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Leju Robotics AELOS PRO3 Manufacturer product image. [Image source ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/aelos-pro3) Education ## Leju Robotics AELOS PRO3 By [Leju Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/) A small biped robot in Leju’s AELOS educational range, distinct from the full-size KUAVO platforms. [Official product ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/aelos-pro3)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/leju-aelos-pro3/#pricing) HeightNot published WeightNot published Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview Leju Robotics AELOS PRO3 is a humanoid robot from Leju Robotics. A small biped robot in Leju’s AELOS educational range, distinct from the full-size KUAVO platforms. ### Leju Robotics AELOS PRO3 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### AELOS PRO3 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is programming education. The platform description highlights educational biped motion. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### AELOS PRO3 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Leju Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official AELOS PRO3 reference](https://lejurobot.com/products/aelos-pro3). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Educational biped motion #### Where it fits - Programming education ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: AELOS PRO3; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #23 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/aelos-pro3) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/aelos-pro3)[Specification reference ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/aelos-pro3) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Leju Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/) More robots from Leju Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 21 | KUAVO 4ProResearch | Leju RoboticsChina | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 24 | Leju Robotics KUAVO 5Industrial | Leju RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog 25 | Leju Robotics ROBAN 2Education | Leju RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: NOETIX Robotics N2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/noetix-n2/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›NOETIX Robotics N2 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/N2/) Research ## NOETIX Robotics N2 By [NOETIX Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/) A bipedal humanoid in Noetix’s N series, positioned for high-mobility robot development. It is distinct from E1 and Bumi. [Official product ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/N2/)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/noetix-n2/#pricing) Height118 cm Weight30 kg Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview NOETIX Robotics N2 is a humanoid robot from NOETIX Robotics. A bipedal humanoid in Noetix’s N series, positioned for high-mobility robot development. It is distinct from E1 and Bumi. ### NOETIX Robotics N2 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### N2 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is motion-control development. The platform description highlights humanoid locomotion. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 118 cm - Weight: 30 kg - Payload: 5 kg maximum continuous-walking payload - Battery and runtime: 48 V, 7.5 Ah; 1–2 hours runtime; approximately 1 hour full charge - Developer access: EDU edition with 67 TOPS onboard compute; SDK documentation ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### N2 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [NOETIX Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official N2 reference](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/N2/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Humanoid locomotion #### Where it fits - Motion-control development ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: N2; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): 118 - Weight (kg): 30 - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: 48 V, 7.5 Ah; 1–2 hours runtime; approximately 1 hour full charge - Payload: 5 kg maximum continuous-walking payload - Perception: Not published - Developer access: EDU edition with 67 TOPS onboard compute; SDK documentation ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #27 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/N2/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/N2/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/N2/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from NOETIX Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/) More robots from NOETIX Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 7 | BumiEducation | NOETIX RoboticsChina | 98 cm17 kg | Product catalog 9 | E1Research | NOETIX RoboticsChina | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Kepler Robotics Forerunner K1 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/kepler-k1/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Kepler Robotics Forerunner K1 Kepler K1 product photograph, Latin Satelital catalog; specifications referenced to Kepler. [Image source ↗](https://www.latinsatelital.com/Kepler-Robotics-K1.htm) Industrial ## Kepler Robotics Forerunner K1 By [Kepler Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/kepler/) An earlier Forerunner humanoid platform still documented by Kepler. K1 has its own configuration and should not inherit K2 endurance figures. [Official product ↗](https://gotokepler.com/productDetailK1)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/kepler-k1/#pricing) HeightNot published WeightNot published Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview Kepler Robotics Forerunner K1 is a humanoid robot from Kepler Robotics. An earlier Forerunner humanoid platform still documented by Kepler. K1 has its own configuration and should not inherit K2 endurance figures. ### Kepler Robotics Forerunner K1 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Forerunner K1 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is industrial robotics development. The platform description highlights humanoid manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Forerunner K1 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Kepler Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/kepler/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Forerunner K1 reference](https://gotokepler.com/productDetailK1). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Humanoid manipulation #### Where it fits - Industrial robotics development ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Forerunner K1; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #20 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://gotokepler.com/productDetailK1) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://gotokepler.com/productDetailK1)[Specification reference ↗](https://gotokepler.com/productDetailK1) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Kepler Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/kepler/) More robots from Kepler Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 11 | Forerunner K2Industrial | Kepler RoboticsChina | 175 cm75 kg | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Xiaomi CyberOne Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/xiaomi-cyberone/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Xiaomi CyberOne Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://new.c.mi.com/global/post/103648) Research ## Xiaomi CyberOne By [Xiaomi](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/xiaomi/) Xiaomi’s publicly demonstrated humanoid research robot. CyberOne is separate from the CyberDog quadruped products and is not presented here as a confirmed retail product. [Official product ↗](https://new.c.mi.com/global/post/103648)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/xiaomi-cyberone/#pricing) Height177 cm Weight52 kg Degrees of freedom21 degrees of freedom ### Overview Xiaomi CyberOne is a humanoid robot from Xiaomi. Xiaomi’s publicly demonstrated humanoid research robot. CyberOne is separate from the CyberDog quadruped products and is not presented here as a confirmed retail product. ### Xiaomi CyberOne configuration and evidence This profile covers a development platform. Demonstrations and announced features should not be interpreted as confirmation of unrestricted commercial availability. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### CyberOne capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is embodied robotics research. The platform description highlights humanoid research demonstration. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 177 cm - Weight: 52 kg - Degrees of freedom: 21 degrees of freedom - Payload: Up to 1.5 kg in one hand, manufacturer demonstration claim - Sensors: Mi-Sense depth vision module ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### CyberOne pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Xiaomi and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/xiaomi/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official CyberOne reference](https://new.c.mi.com/global/post/103648). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Humanoid research demonstration #### Where it fits - Embodied robotics research ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: CyberOne; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): 177 - Weight (kg): 52 - Degrees of freedom: 21 degrees of freedom - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Up to 1.5 kg in one hand, manufacturer demonstration claim - Perception: Mi-Sense depth vision module - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #46 in the current catalog · In development Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://new.c.mi.com/global/post/103648) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://new.c.mi.com/global/post/103648)[Specification reference ↗](https://new.c.mi.com/global/post/103648) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Figure 01 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/figure-01/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Figure 01 Still frame from the official Figure company history video; earlier generation. [Image source ↗](https://www.figure.ai/company) Research ## Figure 01 By [Figure](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/figure/) Figure’s first-generation humanoid, which took its first steps in May 2023. This profile is an archive entry, separate from Figure 02 and Figure 03. [Official product ↗](https://www.figure.ai/company)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/figure-01/#pricing) HeightNot published WeightNot published Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview Figure 01 is a humanoid robot from Figure. Figure’s first-generation humanoid, which took its first steps in May 2023. This profile is an archive entry, separate from Figure 02 and Figure 03. ### Figure 01 configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Figure 01 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is historical robotics research. The platform description highlights humanoid development. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Figure 01 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Figure and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/figure/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Figure 01 reference](https://www.figure.ai/company). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Humanoid development #### Where it fits - Historical robotics research ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Figure 01; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #50 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Official historical platform; listed as an earlier generation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.figure.ai/company) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.figure.ai/company)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.figure.ai/company) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Figure [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/figure/) More robots from Figure # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 41 | Figure 03Industrial | FigureUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 172.7 cm61 kg | Pilot / early access 51 | Figure 02Industrial | FigureUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: Figure 02 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/figure-02/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Figure 02 Still frame from the official Figure company history video; earlier generation. [Image source ↗](https://www.figure.ai/company) Industrial ## Figure 02 By [Figure](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/figure/) Figure’s second-generation humanoid with revised hands and an integrated torso battery. This earlier-generation profile does not borrow specifications from Figure 03. [Official product ↗](https://www.figure.ai/company)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/figure-02/#pricing) HeightNot published WeightNot published Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview Figure 02 is a humanoid robot from Figure. Figure’s second-generation humanoid with revised hands and an integrated torso battery. This earlier-generation profile does not borrow specifications from Figure 03. ### Figure 02 configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Figure 02 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is industrial deployment history. The platform description highlights humanoid manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Figure 02 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Figure and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/figure/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Figure 02 reference](https://www.figure.ai/company). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Humanoid manipulation #### Where it fits - Industrial deployment history ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Figure 02; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #51 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Official historical platform; listed as an earlier generation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.figure.ai/company) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.figure.ai/company)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.figure.ai/company) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Figure [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/figure/) More robots from Figure # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 41 | Figure 03Industrial | FigureUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 172.7 cm61 kg | Pilot / early access 50 | Figure 01Research | FigureUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: 1X Technologies NEO Beta Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/1x-neo-beta/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›1X Technologies NEO Beta Manufacturer product image. [Image source ↗](https://www.1x.tech/about) Home ## 1X Technologies NEO Beta By [1X Technologies](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/) An earlier NEO humanoid prototype introduced in 2024. Beta is preserved as a development-history entry rather than the current NEO retail configuration. [Official product ↗](https://www.1x.tech/about)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/1x-neo-beta/#pricing) HeightNot published WeightNot published Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview 1X Technologies NEO Beta is a humanoid robot from 1X Technologies. An earlier NEO humanoid prototype introduced in 2024. Beta is preserved as a development-history entry rather than the current NEO retail configuration. ### 1X Technologies NEO Beta configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### NEO Beta capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is historical home-robot research. The platform description highlights home humanoid development. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### NEO Beta pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [1X Technologies and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official NEO Beta reference](https://www.1x.tech/about). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Home humanoid development #### Where it fits - Historical home-robot research ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: NEO Beta; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #47 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Official historical platform; listed as an earlier generation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.1x.tech/about) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.1x.tech/about)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.1x.tech/about) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from 1X Technologies [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/) More robots from 1X Technologies # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 42 | NEOHome | 1X TechnologiesNorway / United States | 167.6 cm29.9 kg | Pilot / early access 48 | 1X Technologies NEO GammaHome | 1X TechnologiesNorway / United States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: 1X Technologies NEO Gamma Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/1x-neo-gamma/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›1X Technologies NEO Gamma Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.1x.tech/discover/introducing-neo-gamma) Home ## 1X Technologies NEO Gamma By [1X Technologies](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/) The NEO generation introduced in February 2025 with revised body design, motion control and interaction hardware. It is distinct from Beta and the later NEO Early Access configuration. [Official product ↗](https://www.1x.tech/discover/introducing-neo-gamma)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/1x-neo-gamma/#pricing) HeightNot published WeightNot published Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview 1X Technologies NEO Gamma is a humanoid robot from 1X Technologies. The NEO generation introduced in February 2025 with revised body design, motion control and interaction hardware. It is distinct from Beta and the later NEO Early Access configuration. ### 1X Technologies NEO Gamma configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### NEO Gamma capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is home-robot development history. The platform description highlights home interaction and manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### NEO Gamma pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [1X Technologies and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official NEO Gamma reference](https://www.1x.tech/discover/introducing-neo-gamma). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Home interaction and manipulation #### Where it fits - Home-robot development history ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: NEO Gamma; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #48 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Official historical platform; listed as an earlier generation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.1x.tech/discover/introducing-neo-gamma) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.1x.tech/discover/introducing-neo-gamma)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.1x.tech/discover/introducing-neo-gamma) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from 1X Technologies [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/) More robots from 1X Technologies # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 42 | NEOHome | 1X TechnologiesNorway / United States | 167.6 cm29.9 kg | Pilot / early access 47 | 1X Technologies NEO BetaHome | 1X TechnologiesNorway / United States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: Apptronik Apollo (2023) Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/apptronik-apollo-original/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Apptronik Apollo (2023) Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://apptronik.com/our-work/apollo-1) Industrial ## Apptronik Apollo (2023) By [Apptronik](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/apptronik/) The original Apollo humanoid unveiled in 2023. Its historical profile is separate from the Apollo 2 page already in this catalog. [Official product ↗](https://apptronik.com/news-collection/apptronik-unveils-apollo)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/apptronik-apollo-original/#pricing) HeightNot published WeightNot published Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview Apptronik Apollo (2023) is a humanoid robot from Apptronik. The original Apollo humanoid unveiled in 2023. Its historical profile is separate from the Apollo 2 page already in this catalog. ### Apptronik Apollo (2023) configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Apollo (2023) capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is industrial humanoid development history. The platform description highlights humanoid manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Apollo (2023) pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Apptronik and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/apptronik/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Apollo (2023) reference](https://apptronik.com/news-collection/apptronik-unveils-apollo). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Humanoid manipulation #### Where it fits - Industrial humanoid development history ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Apollo (2023); configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #49 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Official historical platform; listed as an earlier generation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://apptronik.com/news-collection/apptronik-unveils-apollo) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://apptronik.com/news-collection/apptronik-unveils-apollo)[Specification reference ↗](https://apptronik.com/news-collection/apptronik-unveils-apollo)[Additional official reference ↗](https://apptronik.com/our-work/apollo-1) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Apptronik [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/apptronik/) More robots from Apptronik # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 4 | Apollo 2Industrial | ApptronikUnited States | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Sanctuary AI Phoenix Gen 6 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/sanctuary-phoenix-gen6/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Sanctuary AI Phoenix Gen 6 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://sanctuary.ai/news/a-retrospective-look-phoenix-and-carbon-unveiling/) Research ## Sanctuary AI Phoenix Gen 6 By [Sanctuary AI](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/sanctuary/) The sixth-generation Phoenix platform unveiled in May 2023 with the Carbon control system. It is recorded separately from Phoenix Gen 7. [Official product ↗](https://sanctuary.ai/news/a-retrospective-look-phoenix-and-carbon-unveiling/)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/sanctuary-phoenix-gen6/#pricing) HeightNot published WeightNot published Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview Sanctuary AI Phoenix Gen 6 is a humanoid robot from Sanctuary AI. The sixth-generation Phoenix platform unveiled in May 2023 with the Carbon control system. It is recorded separately from Phoenix Gen 7. ### Sanctuary AI Phoenix Gen 6 configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Phoenix Gen 6 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is general-purpose robotics research history. The platform description highlights dexterous physical-task learning. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Phoenix Gen 6 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Sanctuary AI and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/sanctuary/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Phoenix Gen 6 reference](https://sanctuary.ai/news/a-retrospective-look-phoenix-and-carbon-unveiling/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Dexterous physical-task learning #### Where it fits - General-purpose robotics research history ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Phoenix Gen 6; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: Not published - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #52 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Official historical platform; listed as an earlier generation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://sanctuary.ai/news/a-retrospective-look-phoenix-and-carbon-unveiling/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://sanctuary.ai/news/a-retrospective-look-phoenix-and-carbon-unveiling/)[Specification reference ↗](https://sanctuary.ai/news/a-retrospective-look-phoenix-and-carbon-unveiling/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Sanctuary AI [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/sanctuary/) More robots from Sanctuary AI # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 45 | Phoenix Gen 7Research | Sanctuary AICanada | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedWeight not published | In development --- ## Selected or updated profile: Unitree H1-2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/unitree-h1-2/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Unitree H1-2 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/h1) Research ## Unitree H1-2 By [Unitree](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) A separately named configuration in Unitree’s H1 family. H1-2 specifications must be read from the correct column of the official comparison rather than copied from H1. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/h1)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/unitree-h1-2/#pricing) Height178 cm Weight70 kg Degrees of freedomNot published ### Overview Unitree H1-2 is a humanoid robot from Unitree. A separately named configuration in Unitree’s H1 family. H1-2 specifications must be read from the correct column of the official comparison rather than copied from H1. ### Unitree H1-2 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### H1-2 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is humanoid research. The platform description highlights full-size humanoid development. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 178 cm - Weight: 70 kg - Battery and runtime: 15 Ah / 864 Wh; maximum voltage 67.2 V - Configuration: H1-2; specifications are separate from the original H1 ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### H1-2 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Unitree and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official H1-2 reference](https://www.unitree.com/h1). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Full-size humanoid development #### Where it fits - Humanoid research ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: H1-2; specifications are separate from the original H1 - Height (cm): 178 - Weight (kg): 70 - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Runtime / battery: 15 Ah / 864 Wh; maximum voltage 67.2 V - Payload: Not published - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #36 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/h1) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/h1)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/h1) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 13 | G1Research | UnitreeChina | 132 cm35 kg | Product catalog 17 | H1Research | UnitreeChina | 344,750 AEDResellerH1 · UAE | 180 cm47 kg | Product catalog 18 | H2Research | UnitreeChina | 182 cm70 kg | Product catalog 30 | R1Education | UnitreeChina | 123 cm27 kg | Product catalog 37 | Unitree H2 PlusResearch | UnitreeChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not published70 kg | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Unitree H2 Plus Canonical source: https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/unitree-h2-plus/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Humanoid robots](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/)›Unitree H2 Plus Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/H2plus) Research ## Unitree H2 Plus By [Unitree](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) A named H2-series configuration offered by Unitree. Compute, hands and control options may differ from the base H2. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/H2plus)[View price](https://xpu.live/humanoid-robots/unitree-h2-plus/#pricing) HeightNot published Weight70 kg Degrees of freedom75 total body-and-hand DOF; 22 active hand DOF ### Overview Unitree H2 Plus is a humanoid robot from Unitree. A named H2-series configuration offered by Unitree. Compute, hands and control options may differ from the base H2. ### Unitree H2 Plus configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### H2 Plus capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is research and integration. The platform description highlights humanoid development. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Weight: 70 kg - Degrees of freedom: 75 total body-and-hand DOF; 22 active hand DOF - Battery and runtime: 15 Ah / 972 Wh; approximately 3 hours, workload-dependent - Payload: Rated arm payload about 7 kg; peak about 15 kg ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### H2 Plus pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Unitree and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official H2 Plus reference](https://www.unitree.com/H2plus). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Humanoid development #### Where it fits - Research and integration ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: H2 Plus; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): 70 - Degrees of freedom: 75 total body-and-hand DOF; 22 active hand DOF - Runtime / battery: 15 Ah / 972 Wh; approximately 3 hours, workload-dependent - Payload: Rated arm payload about 7 kg; peak about 15 kg - Perception: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #37 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/H2plus) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/H2plus)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/H2plus) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Height / weight | Stage 13 | G1Research | UnitreeChina | 132 cm35 kg | Product catalog 17 | H1Research | UnitreeChina | 344,750 AEDResellerH1 · UAE | 180 cm47 kg | Product catalog 18 | H2Research | UnitreeChina | 182 cm70 kg | Product catalog 30 | R1Education | UnitreeChina | 123 cm27 kg | Product catalog 36 | Unitree H1-2Research | UnitreeChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 178 cm70 kg | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Go2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-go2/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:59:44 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›Go2 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go2/) Education ## Go2 By [Unitree Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) Go2 is Unitree’s compact LiDAR-equipped quadruped; this profile uses the AIR configuration. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go2/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-go2/#pricing) Weight15 kg Walking payload7 kg Speed2.5 m/s ### Overview The AIR edition is the entry configuration in the Go2 family. It provides app-based motion control and visual programming, while scientific development access is primarily associated with EDU. Choose the edition around the required software interfaces, not just the shared appearance. ### Capabilities & applications - App control - Obstacle detection - Visual programming #### Where it fits - Robotics demonstrations - Introductory quadruped education ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Go2 AIR; standard 8,000 mAh battery; no controller - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 70 × 31 × 40 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 15 - Weight conditions: Approximate; battery included - Walking payload (kg): 7 - Payload conditions: Approximate normal payload; manufacturer peak 10 kg is separate - Speed (m/s): 2.5 - Speed conditions: AIR listed range 0–2.5 m/s; 5 m/s laboratory claim applies to other configurations - Active runtime: About 1–2 hours with standard AIR battery - Battery / charging: 8,000 mAh; 33.6 V / 3.5 A charger - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: 12 joint motors - Perception / sensors: Unitree L2 4D LiDAR; HD wide-angle camera - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Visual programming; AIR is not listed with secondary development. Confirm EDU for SDK access. ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #19 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go2/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go2/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go2/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 4 | A2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 42 kgPayload 25 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 5 | A2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 52 kgPayload 25 kg | 3.5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 12 | As2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 20 kgPayload 10 kg | 2 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 13 | As2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 25 kgPayload 16 kg | 3 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 14 | B2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 60 kgPayload 40 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP67 | Product catalog 15 | B2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 85 kgPayload 40 kg | 25 km rangeIP67 | Product catalog 20 | Go2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 18 kgPayload 8 kg | 1.5–3 hIP not published | Product catalog 28 | A1Research | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | 1–2.5 hIP not published | Earlier generation 29 | AlienGoResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | 21.5 kgPayload 13 kg | 2.5–4.6 hIP not published | Earlier generation 30 | B1Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 50 kgPayload 20 kg | 2 h unloadedIP68 | Earlier generation 33 | Go1Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 12 kgPayload 4 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: Go2-W Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-go2-w/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:59:50 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›Go2-W Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go2-w/) Research ## Go2-W By [Unitree Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) Go2-W combines the compact Go2 platform with four powered wheels and development access. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go2-w/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-go2-w/#pricing) Weight18 kg Walking payload8 kg Speed2.5 m/s ### Overview The wheel-legged design changes how this platform moves over smooth ground and obstacles. Its higher stance, additional motors and long-endurance battery make its specifications distinct from legged Go2. Navigation and compute accessories should be matched to the intended development project. ### Capabilities & applications - Wheel and leg mobility - App control - Developer expansion #### Where it fits - Hybrid locomotion research - Mobile sensing prototypes ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Go2-W; configuration as described below - Locomotion: Wheel-legged - Dimensions / pose: 70 × 43 × 50 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 18 - Weight conditions: Approximate; battery included - Walking payload (kg): 8 - Payload conditions: Normal approximate payload; peak 12 kg listed separately - Speed (m/s): 2.5 - Speed conditions: Manufacturer listed 0–2.5 m/s range - Active runtime: 1.5–3 hours, long-endurance battery - Battery / charging: 15,000 mAh; 33.6 V / 9 A charger - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: 35° slope; single obstacle claim below 70 cm - Actuators / degrees of freedom: 16 motors including wheel drives - Perception / sensors: Wide-angle LiDAR; HD camera - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Secondary development supported; optional Orin NX compute ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #20 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go2-w/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go2-w/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go2-w/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 4 | A2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 42 kgPayload 25 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 5 | A2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 52 kgPayload 25 kg | 3.5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 12 | As2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 20 kgPayload 10 kg | 2 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 13 | As2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 25 kgPayload 16 kg | 3 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 14 | B2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 60 kgPayload 40 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP67 | Product catalog 15 | B2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 85 kgPayload 40 kg | 25 km rangeIP67 | Product catalog 19 | Go2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 15 kgPayload 7 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 28 | A1Research | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | 1–2.5 hIP not published | Earlier generation 29 | AlienGoResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | 21.5 kgPayload 13 kg | 2.5–4.6 hIP not published | Earlier generation 30 | B1Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 50 kgPayload 20 kg | 2 h unloadedIP68 | Earlier generation 33 | Go1Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 12 kgPayload 4 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: Go1 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-go1/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:59:34 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›Go1 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go1/) Education ## Go1 By [Unitree Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) Go1 is an earlier Unitree companion quadruped; the AIR specification is shown here. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go1/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-go1/#pricing) Weight12 kg Walking payload4 kg Speed2.5 m/s ### Overview This earlier model remains useful as a reference for the evolution of compact quadrupeds. AIR, PRO and EDU have different perception and development features. The manufacturer storefront lists AIR and PRO as unavailable, so the displayed amount is a limited reference rather than a stock promise. ### Capabilities & applications - Remote-controlled locomotion - Side-follow system #### Where it fits - Existing laboratory platforms - Quadruped education ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Go1 AIR; earlier generation - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): 12 - Weight conditions: Manufacturer headline approximate weight - Walking payload (kg): 4 - Payload conditions: AIR normal load; 10 kg limit is not the normal payload - Speed (m/s): 2.5 - Speed conditions: AIR listed range; higher family demonstrations do not apply - Active runtime: Not published - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: 12 joint motors - Perception / sensors: One binocular depth sensing pair in AIR; higher configurations differ - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Scientific and Python interfaces listed for EDU, not AIR ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #33 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Earlier Go1 generation; official storefront currently marks AIR and PRO unavailable. [Tier evidence ↗](https://shop.unitree.com/products/unitreeyushutechnologydog-artificial-intelligence-companion-bionic-companion-intelligent-robot-go1-quadruped-robot-dog) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go1/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/go1/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 4 | A2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 42 kgPayload 25 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 5 | A2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 52 kgPayload 25 kg | 3.5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 12 | As2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 20 kgPayload 10 kg | 2 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 13 | As2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 25 kgPayload 16 kg | 3 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 14 | B2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 60 kgPayload 40 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP67 | Product catalog 15 | B2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 85 kgPayload 40 kg | 25 km rangeIP67 | Product catalog 19 | Go2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 15 kgPayload 7 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 20 | Go2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 18 kgPayload 8 kg | 1.5–3 hIP not published | Product catalog 28 | A1Research | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | 1–2.5 hIP not published | Earlier generation 29 | AlienGoResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | 21.5 kgPayload 13 kg | 2.5–4.6 hIP not published | Earlier generation 30 | B1Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 50 kgPayload 20 kg | 2 h unloadedIP68 | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: A1 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-a1/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:59:39 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›A1 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A1/) Research ## A1 By [Unitree Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) A1 is an earlier research quadruped with foot sensing and low-level motor interfaces. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A1/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-a1/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payload5 kg Speed3.3 m/s ### Overview A1 is included as a significant earlier developer platform. Its foot sensors and per-motor commands support locomotion experiments, while optional LiDAR and compute modules add perception. Existing hardware packages can differ, so inspect the actual delivered system and available development documentation. ### Capabilities & applications - Dynamic locomotion - Foot contact sensing - Motor-level control #### Where it fits - Legged control research - Existing lab systems ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: A1 standard reference; earlier generation - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: Not published - Walking payload (kg): 5 - Payload conditions: Manufacturer effective load - Speed (m/s): 3.3 - Speed conditions: Manufacturer maximum continuous running claim - Active runtime: 1–2.5 hours, manufacturer range - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: RealSense depth camera; four foot pressure sensors; optional LiDAR - Connectivity / interfaces: 4 USB, 2 HDMI and 2 Ethernet ports - Developer access: Per-motor position, speed and torque interfaces ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #28 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Earlier A1 platform retained in the official catalog; not a claim of current stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A1/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A1/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A1/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 4 | A2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 42 kgPayload 25 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 5 | A2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 52 kgPayload 25 kg | 3.5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 12 | As2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 20 kgPayload 10 kg | 2 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 13 | As2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 25 kgPayload 16 kg | 3 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 14 | B2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 60 kgPayload 40 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP67 | Product catalog 15 | B2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 85 kgPayload 40 kg | 25 km rangeIP67 | Product catalog 19 | Go2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 15 kgPayload 7 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 20 | Go2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 18 kgPayload 8 kg | 1.5–3 hIP not published | Product catalog 29 | AlienGoResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | 21.5 kgPayload 13 kg | 2.5–4.6 hIP not published | Earlier generation 30 | B1Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 50 kgPayload 20 kg | 2 h unloadedIP68 | Earlier generation 33 | Go1Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 12 kgPayload 4 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: AlienGo Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-aliengo/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:58:53 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›AlienGo Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/aliengo/) Research ## AlienGo By [Unitree Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) AlienGo is Unitree’s earlier research and industrial development quadruped. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/aliengo/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-aliengo/#pricing) Weight21.5 kg Walking payload13 kg SpeedNot published ### Overview AlienGo provides an expandable platform for custom locomotion and sensing work. Its quoted mass excludes the battery and should not be compared directly with battery-inclusive weights. This entry covers the original manufacturer reference, rather than treating it as the current A2 or B2 platform. ### Capabilities & applications - Custom locomotion - Hardware expansion #### Where it fits - Research platforms - Inspection prototypes ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: AlienGo; configuration as described below - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): 21.5 - Weight conditions: Without battery; manufacturer tolerance ±1 kg - Walking payload (kg): 13 - Payload conditions: Manufacturer load figure; exact terrain and gait not stated - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Manufacturer maximum walking speed greater than 1.5 m/s; not normalized as a typical speed - Active runtime: 2.5–4.6 hours, manufacturer range - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Perception hardware is configuration-dependent - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Real-time developer interfaces and extension hardware; confirm the delivered package ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #29 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Earlier AlienGo model with an official product and storefront reference. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/aliengo/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/aliengo/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/aliengo/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 4 | A2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 42 kgPayload 25 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 5 | A2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 52 kgPayload 25 kg | 3.5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 12 | As2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 20 kgPayload 10 kg | 2 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 13 | As2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 25 kgPayload 16 kg | 3 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 14 | B2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 60 kgPayload 40 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP67 | Product catalog 15 | B2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 85 kgPayload 40 kg | 25 km rangeIP67 | Product catalog 19 | Go2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 15 kgPayload 7 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 20 | Go2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 18 kgPayload 8 kg | 1.5–3 hIP not published | Product catalog 28 | A1Research | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | 1–2.5 hIP not published | Earlier generation 30 | B1Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 50 kgPayload 20 kg | 2 h unloadedIP68 | Earlier generation 33 | Go1Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 12 kgPayload 4 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: B1 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-b1/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:58:48 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›B1 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b1/) Industrial ## B1 By [Unitree Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) B1 is an earlier industrial quadruped with a 20 kg continuous walking load. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b1/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-b1/#pricing) Weight50 kg Walking payload20 kg SpeedNot published ### Overview B1 targets demanding inspection and custom industrial integration. Walking payload and standing load are different measurements: the larger static figure is not a working cargo rating. Its earlier-generation status is explicit so it can be compared with newer platforms without implying a recent release. ### Capabilities & applications - Industrial mobility - Payload integration - Depth perception #### Where it fits - Facility inspection - Industrial development ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: B1; configuration as described below - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 112.6 × 46.7 × 63.6 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 50 - Weight conditions: Approximate; battery included - Walking payload (kg): 20 - Payload conditions: Continuous walking; 80 kg standing load is separate - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: About 2 hours continuous walking without load; standing time is separate - Battery / charging: 18 Ah / 932.4 Wh; manufacturer charge time 1–2 h - Ingress protection: IP68 - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: 20 cm stair height - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Five Intel RealSense D430 cameras; optional compute - Connectivity / interfaces: Gigabit Ethernet, RS485, USB, CAN and power outputs - Developer access: Expansion interfaces for customer integration ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #30 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Earlier B1 industrial platform; newer B2 has a separate profile. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b1/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b1/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b1/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 4 | A2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 42 kgPayload 25 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 5 | A2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 52 kgPayload 25 kg | 3.5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 12 | As2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 20 kgPayload 10 kg | 2 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 13 | As2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 25 kgPayload 16 kg | 3 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 14 | B2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 60 kgPayload 40 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP67 | Product catalog 15 | B2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 85 kgPayload 40 kg | 25 km rangeIP67 | Product catalog 19 | Go2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 15 kgPayload 7 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 20 | Go2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 18 kgPayload 8 kg | 1.5–3 hIP not published | Product catalog 28 | A1Research | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | 1–2.5 hIP not published | Earlier generation 29 | AlienGoResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | 21.5 kgPayload 13 kg | 2.5–4.6 hIP not published | Earlier generation 33 | Go1Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 12 kgPayload 4 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: B2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-b2/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:58:42 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›B2 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b2/) Industrial ## B2 By [Unitree Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) B2 is a heavy industrial quadruped with IP67 protection and extended walking endurance. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b2/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-b2/#pricing) Weight60 kg Walking payload40 kg SpeedNot published ### Overview B2 is designed around payload carrying and mobility in industrial settings. The manufacturer’s extreme-speed demonstration is configuration-limited and should not be read as a default working speed. The reseller price refers to the base robot without its navigation kit. ### Capabilities & applications - Heavy walking payload - Battery replacement - Industrial mobility #### Where it fits - Industrial inspection - Mobile sensor integration ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: B2; configuration as described below - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 109.8 × 45 × 64.5 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 60 - Weight conditions: Approximate; battery included - Walking payload (kg): 40 - Payload conditions: Manufacturer continuous walking load exceeds 40 kg; 120 kg standing load is separate - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Greater than 6 m/s in special configurations; normal operation is speed-limited - Active runtime: Over 5 hours unloaded; over 4 hours with 20 kg load - Battery / charging: 45 Ah / 2,250 Wh; swappable pack - Ingress protection: IP67 - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: 20–25 cm continuous stairs; up to 40 cm obstacle crossing - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Depth cameras; LiDAR and navigation packages depend on configuration - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Unitree SDK and customer development compute ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #14 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b2/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b2/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b2/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 4 | A2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 42 kgPayload 25 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 5 | A2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 52 kgPayload 25 kg | 3.5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 12 | As2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 20 kgPayload 10 kg | 2 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 13 | As2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 25 kgPayload 16 kg | 3 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 15 | B2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 85 kgPayload 40 kg | 25 km rangeIP67 | Product catalog 19 | Go2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 15 kgPayload 7 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 20 | Go2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 18 kgPayload 8 kg | 1.5–3 hIP not published | Product catalog 28 | A1Research | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | 1–2.5 hIP not published | Earlier generation 29 | AlienGoResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | 21.5 kgPayload 13 kg | 2.5–4.6 hIP not published | Earlier generation 30 | B1Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 50 kgPayload 20 kg | 2 h unloadedIP68 | Earlier generation 33 | Go1Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 12 kgPayload 4 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: B2-W Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-b2-w/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:58:37 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›B2-W Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b2-w/) Industrial ## B2-W By [Unitree Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) B2-W is the wheeled industrial B2 variant, with a distinct 85 kg battery-inclusive mass. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b2-w/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-b2-w/#pricing) Weight85 kg Walking payload40 kg SpeedNot published ### Overview Powered wheels complement legged articulation for longer-distance transport and terrain access. The manufacturer reports range under specific loads rather than a comparable hourly runtime. Its 15 km/h claim is a special-configuration maximum, so this profile keeps the speed conditions visible. ### Capabilities & applications - Wheel-legged mobility - Heavy payload transport #### Where it fits - Industrial transport - Field sensing ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: B2-W; configuration as described below - Locomotion: Wheel-legged - Dimensions / pose: 109.8 × 55 × 75.8 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 85 - Weight conditions: Approximate; battery included - Walking payload (kg): 40 - Payload conditions: Manufacturer walking load exceeds 40 kg; standing 120 kg is separate - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Up to 15 km/h in special configurations; operating speed is limited - Active runtime: Hourly runtime not stated; up to 25 km with 40 kg load, around 30 km unloaded in specified configurations - Battery / charging: Over 2 kWh; 58 V - Ingress protection: IP67 - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Configuration-specific depth cameras and optional LiDAR - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Customer development compute and optional autonomy integration ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #15 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b2-w/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b2-w/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/b2-w/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 4 | A2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 42 kgPayload 25 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 5 | A2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 52 kgPayload 25 kg | 3.5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 12 | As2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 20 kgPayload 10 kg | 2 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 13 | As2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 25 kgPayload 16 kg | 3 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 14 | B2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 60 kgPayload 40 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP67 | Product catalog 19 | Go2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 15 kgPayload 7 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 20 | Go2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 18 kgPayload 8 kg | 1.5–3 hIP not published | Product catalog 28 | A1Research | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | 1–2.5 hIP not published | Earlier generation 29 | AlienGoResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | 21.5 kgPayload 13 kg | 2.5–4.6 hIP not published | Earlier generation 30 | B1Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 50 kgPayload 20 kg | 2 h unloadedIP68 | Earlier generation 33 | Go1Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 12 kgPayload 4 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: A2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-a2/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:58:32 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›A2 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A2/) Industrial ## A2 By [Unitree Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) A2 is Unitree’s mid-size industrial legged platform; the A2 configuration is scoped here. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A2/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-a2/#pricing) Weight42 kg Walking payload25 kg Speed3.7 m/s ### Overview A2 pairs industrial sensing with parallel batteries for field work. The quoted continuous walking load is used instead of its static limit. A2 Pro and other packages can carry different protection specifications and accessories; this entry uses the ordinary A2 column. ### Capabilities & applications - Dual-battery operation - Industrial perception - Payload integration #### Where it fits - Inspection development - Outdoor logistics ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: A2 standard column; not A2 Pro - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 82 × 44 × 57 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 42 - Weight conditions: Approximate; battery included - Walking payload (kg): 25 - Payload conditions: Normal continuous walking; ideal 35 kg and standing 100 kg are separate - Speed (m/s): 3.7 - Speed conditions: Listed operating range 0–3.7 m/s; lab peak about 5 m/s - Active runtime: Over 5 hours unloaded; over 3 hours with 25 kg load - Battery / charging: Hot-swappable parallel dual batteries - Ingress protection: IP56 - Operating temperature: −20 to 55°C, manufacturer headline operating range - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Two industrial LiDARs, HD camera and front lighting - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Open development platform; confirm APIs and compute ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #4 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A2/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A2/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A2/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 5 | A2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 52 kgPayload 25 kg | 3.5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 12 | As2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 20 kgPayload 10 kg | 2 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 13 | As2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 25 kgPayload 16 kg | 3 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 14 | B2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 60 kgPayload 40 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP67 | Product catalog 15 | B2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 85 kgPayload 40 kg | 25 km rangeIP67 | Product catalog 19 | Go2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 15 kgPayload 7 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 20 | Go2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 18 kgPayload 8 kg | 1.5–3 hIP not published | Product catalog 28 | A1Research | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | 1–2.5 hIP not published | Earlier generation 29 | AlienGoResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | 21.5 kgPayload 13 kg | 2.5–4.6 hIP not published | Earlier generation 30 | B1Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 50 kgPayload 20 kg | 2 h unloadedIP68 | Earlier generation 33 | Go1Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 12 kgPayload 4 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: A2-W Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-a2-w/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:58:27 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›A2-W Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A2-W/) Industrial ## A2-W By [Unitree Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) A2-W is the wheel-legged A2 platform, with a 25 kg normal walking load. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A2-W/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-a2-w/#pricing) Weight52 kg Walking payload25 kg Speed3 m/s ### Overview A2-W has its own mass, dimensions and speed limits rather than inheriting the legged A2 figures. The manufacturer describes industrial inspection and logistics applications. Development permissions, protection options and autonomous features should be checked against the chosen package. ### Capabilities & applications - Hybrid mobility - Dual batteries - Payload integration #### Where it fits - Industrial inspection - Site logistics ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: A2-W standard column; not Pro - Locomotion: Wheel-legged - Dimensions / pose: 90 × 44 × 62.5 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 52 - Weight conditions: Approximate; battery included - Walking payload (kg): 25 - Payload conditions: Normal continuous walking; ideal and static limits are separate - Speed (m/s): 3 - Speed conditions: Listed 0–3 m/s range; approximately 6 m/s peak is separate - Active runtime: Over 3.5 hours unloaded; over 1.5 hours with 25 kg load - Battery / charging: Hot-swappable parallel dual batteries - Ingress protection: IP56 - Operating temperature: −20 to 55°C, manufacturer headline operating range - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Industrial perception package varies with configuration - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Developer platform; API and compute options require confirmation ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #5 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A2-W/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A2-W/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/A2-W/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 4 | A2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 42 kgPayload 25 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 12 | As2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 20 kgPayload 10 kg | 2 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 13 | As2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 25 kgPayload 16 kg | 3 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 14 | B2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 60 kgPayload 40 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP67 | Product catalog 15 | B2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 85 kgPayload 40 kg | 25 km rangeIP67 | Product catalog 19 | Go2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 15 kgPayload 7 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 20 | Go2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 18 kgPayload 8 kg | 1.5–3 hIP not published | Product catalog 28 | A1Research | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | 1–2.5 hIP not published | Earlier generation 29 | AlienGoResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | 21.5 kgPayload 13 kg | 2.5–4.6 hIP not published | Earlier generation 30 | B1Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 50 kgPayload 20 kg | 2 h unloadedIP68 | Earlier generation 33 | Go1Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 12 kgPayload 4 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: As2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-as2/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:57:43 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›As2 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/As2/) Education ## As2 By [Unitree Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) As2 is Unitree’s compact quadruped family; this profile uses the AIR starting configuration. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/As2/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-as2/#pricing) Weight20 kg Walking payload10 kg Speed3 m/s ### Overview As2 sits between introductory compact robots and larger industrial platforms. AIR, PRO, X and EDU have different torque, payload, endurance and development access. The lower starting price must therefore be read alongside AIR-specific figures rather than the family’s maximum-performance headline. ### Capabilities & applications - Compact legged mobility - Perception - Visual interaction #### Where it fits - Education - Quadruped demonstrations ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: As2 AIR; standard starting configuration - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 72 × 37.8 × 45.7 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 20 - Weight conditions: Approximate; battery included - Walking payload (kg): 10 - Payload conditions: AIR continuous walking load; standing limit 45 kg is separate - Speed (m/s): 3 - Speed conditions: AIR range 0–3 m/s - Active runtime: About 2 hours unloaded; over 1.5 hours with 10 kg load - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: IP54 - Operating temperature: −20 to 50°C, AIR column - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: 12 motors - Perception / sensors: Unitree L2 LiDAR; HD camera - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Edition-dependent; confirm SDK access before choosing AIR ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #12 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/As2/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/As2/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/As2/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 4 | A2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 42 kgPayload 25 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 5 | A2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 52 kgPayload 25 kg | 3.5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 13 | As2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 25 kgPayload 16 kg | 3 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 14 | B2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 60 kgPayload 40 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP67 | Product catalog 15 | B2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 85 kgPayload 40 kg | 25 km rangeIP67 | Product catalog 19 | Go2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 15 kgPayload 7 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 20 | Go2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 18 kgPayload 8 kg | 1.5–3 hIP not published | Product catalog 28 | A1Research | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | 1–2.5 hIP not published | Earlier generation 29 | AlienGoResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | 21.5 kgPayload 13 kg | 2.5–4.6 hIP not published | Earlier generation 30 | B1Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 50 kgPayload 20 kg | 2 h unloadedIP68 | Earlier generation 33 | Go1Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 12 kgPayload 4 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: As2-W Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-as2-w/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:57:38 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›As2-W Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/As2-W/) Research ## As2-W By [Unitree Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) As2-W combines 16 motors and powered wheels in a compact development platform. [Official product ↗](https://www.unitree.com/As2-W/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/unitree-as2-w/#pricing) Weight25 kg Walking payload16 kg Speed3.7 m/s ### Overview The wheel-legged As2-W is a separate configuration from As2 AIR. Its listed operating range is lower than the showcased maximum speed, and sustained walking payload is much lower than standing load. SDK and API support are described for the X and EDU editions. ### Capabilities & applications - Wheel-legged mobility - Developer interfaces - Side-follow system #### Where it fits - Hybrid mobility research - Mobile sensing ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: As2-W X reference; EDU accessories differ - Locomotion: Wheel-legged - Dimensions / pose: 72.1 × 49.3 × 52.1 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 25 - Weight conditions: Approximate; battery included - Walking payload (kg): 16 - Payload conditions: Continuous walking; 150 kg static limit is separate - Speed (m/s): 3.7 - Speed conditions: Listed range 0–3.7 m/s; approximate 6 m/s peak is separate - Active runtime: About 3 hours unloaded; over 2 hours with 16 kg load - Battery / charging: 15,000 mAh; 648 Wh headline capacity - Ingress protection: IP54 - Operating temperature: −20 to 55°C - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: 16 motors including wheels - Perception / sensors: Industrial LiDAR; HD camera - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: SDK and APIs; EDU supports expansion compute and dock options ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #13 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.unitree.com/As2-W/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.unitree.com/As2-W/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/As2-W/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Unitree Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/unitree/) More robots from Unitree Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 4 | A2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 42 kgPayload 25 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 5 | A2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 52 kgPayload 25 kg | 3.5+ h unloadedIP56 | Product catalog 12 | As2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 20 kgPayload 10 kg | 2 h unloadedIP54 | Product catalog 14 | B2Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 60 kgPayload 40 kg | 5+ h unloadedIP67 | Product catalog 15 | B2-WIndustrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 85 kgPayload 40 kg | 25 km rangeIP67 | Product catalog 19 | Go2Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 15 kgPayload 7 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 20 | Go2-WResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 18 kgPayload 8 kg | 1.5–3 hIP not published | Product catalog 28 | A1Research | Unitree RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | 1–2.5 hIP not published | Earlier generation 29 | AlienGoResearch | Unitree RoboticsChina | 21.5 kgPayload 13 kg | 2.5–4.6 hIP not published | Earlier generation 30 | B1Industrial | Unitree RoboticsChina | 50 kgPayload 20 kg | 2 h unloadedIP68 | Earlier generation 33 | Go1Education | Unitree RoboticsChina | 12 kgPayload 4 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: Lite3 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lite3/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:57:33 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›Lite3 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed [Image source ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product1.html) Research ## Lite3 By [DEEP Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/) Lite3 is a configurable research quadruped; the Basic column is used here. [Official product ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product1.html)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lite3/#pricing) Weight12 kg Walking payload5 kg SpeedNot published ### Overview Lite3’s four editions change the payload, weight, perception functions and external interfaces. This profile deliberately uses Basic rather than borrowing LiDAR-edition autonomy. Researchers should select the controller and sensing package around the interfaces their project requires. ### Capabilities & applications - Locomotion development - Visual following - Obstacle stop #### Where it fits - Research - Robotics teaching ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Lite3 Basic; not Venture, Pro or LiDAR - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 61 × 37 × 40.6 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 12 - Weight conditions: Battery included - Walking payload (kg): 5 - Payload conditions: Basic walking load; higher-equipped editions carry less - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: 1.5–2 hours; laboratory figures - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: 40° slopes; 18 cm steps in manufacturer laboratory reference - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Basic front/rear obstacle stop and visual following; advanced sensors vary by edition - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Motion SDK, API and perception sample code ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #21 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product1.html) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product1.html)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product1.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from DEEP Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/) More robots from DEEP Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 22 | LYNXResearch | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 30 kgPayload 12 kg | 3 hIP54 | Product catalog 23 | LYNX M20Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 35 kgPayload 15 kg | 3 h unloadedIP66 | Product catalog 24 | LYNX S10Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP66 | Product catalog 27 | X30Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 56 kgPayload not published | 2.5–4 hIP67 | Product catalog 37 | X20Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 53 kgPayload not published | 2–4 hIP66 | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: X20 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-x20/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:57:28 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›X20 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product.html) Industrial ## X20 By [DEEP Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/) X20 is DEEP Robotics’ earlier industrial inspection quadruped with IP66 protection. [Official product ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product.html)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-x20/#pricing) Weight53 kg Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview X20 is included as a notable earlier industrial platform. Its official page describes autonomous inspection and modular peripherals, but exact integration hardware and support availability require confirmation. The manufacturer’s speed entry is a laboratory claim rather than a typical mission pace. ### Capabilities & applications - Modular industrial sensing - Autonomous inspection integration #### Where it fits - Industrial patrol inspection - Existing installations ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: X20; configuration as described below - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 95 × 47 × 70 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 53 - Weight conditions: Manufacturer page does not state whether the reported mass includes battery - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: 20 kg industrial load figure; English table labels this row ambiguously as endurance, so walking payload is not normalized - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Manufacturer laboratory maximum at least 4 m/s; not typical working speed - Active runtime: 2–4 hours; laboratory figure - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: IP66 - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: At least 30° slopes and 20 cm obstacles, laboratory reference - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Industrial navigation and terrain perception; delivered hardware must be confirmed - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Modular peripheral integration; confirm package and APIs ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #37 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Earlier X20 industrial platform; current X30 has a separate listing. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product.html) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product.html)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from DEEP Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/) More robots from DEEP Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 21 | Lite3Research | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 12 kgPayload 5 kg | 1.5–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 22 | LYNXResearch | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 30 kgPayload 12 kg | 3 hIP54 | Product catalog 23 | LYNX M20Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 35 kgPayload 15 kg | 3 h unloadedIP66 | Product catalog 24 | LYNX S10Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP66 | Product catalog 27 | X30Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 56 kgPayload not published | 2.5–4 hIP67 | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: X30 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-x30/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:57:22 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›X30 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed [Image source ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product3.html) Industrial ## X30 By [DEEP Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/) X30 is DEEP Robotics’ IP67 industrial quadruped; this entry uses the standard X30. [Official product ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product3.html)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-x30/#pricing) Weight56 kg Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview X30 is built for inspection and mobility in industrial environments. Standard and Pro differ in mass, standing size and interfaces, so Pro values are not copied into this profile. Quoted runtime and terrain capabilities are laboratory references and need a site-specific validation. ### Capabilities & applications - Industrial mobility - Low-light navigation - Quick battery replacement #### Where it fits - Inspection - Surveying and mapping ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: X30 standard; not X30 Pro - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 1000 × 695 × 470 mm, manufacturer standing-size order - Weight (kg): 56 - Weight conditions: Battery included - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Not published - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Manufacturer laboratory maximum at least 4 m/s - Active runtime: 2.5–4 hours, laboratory figure - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: IP67 - Operating temperature: −20 to 55°C - Terrain capability: Up to 45° slope; at least 20 cm obstacle/step reference - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Integrated perception for industrial navigation; package-specific sensors - Connectivity / interfaces: Ethernet and 72 V battery output in standard column - Developer access: Integration scope and interfaces should be confirmed with sales ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #27 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product3.html) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product3.html)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/product3.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from DEEP Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/) More robots from DEEP Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 21 | Lite3Research | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 12 kgPayload 5 kg | 1.5–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 22 | LYNXResearch | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 30 kgPayload 12 kg | 3 hIP54 | Product catalog 23 | LYNX M20Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 35 kgPayload 15 kg | 3 h unloadedIP66 | Product catalog 24 | LYNX S10Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP66 | Product catalog 37 | X20Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 53 kgPayload not published | 2–4 hIP66 | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: LYNX Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lynx/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:57:17 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›LYNX Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed [Image source ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/deeproboticslynx.html) Research ## LYNX By [DEEP Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/) LYNX is DEEP Robotics’ original wheel-legged platform, distinct from LYNX M20 and S10. [Official product ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/deeproboticslynx.html)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lynx/#pricing) Weight30 kg Walking payload12 kg Speed5 m/s ### Overview The original LYNX combines wheels with articulated legs and a dual-battery system. Its IP54 rating, load and operating temperature are different from the newer industrial M20. This entry keeps those generations separate and treats the speed figure as manufacturer laboratory performance. ### Capabilities & applications - Hybrid locomotion - Dual batteries - Image transmission #### Where it fits - Wheel-legged research - Outdoor demonstrations ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: LYNX; configuration as described below - Locomotion: Wheel-legged - Dimensions / pose: 80 × 50 × 60 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 30 - Weight conditions: Manufacturer weight; battery inclusion not expressly stated - Walking payload (kg): 12 - Payload conditions: Manufacturer payload figure; laboratory conditions - Speed (m/s): 5 - Speed conditions: Manufacturer laboratory figure; not a guaranteed mission speed - Active runtime: About 3 hours; laboratory figure - Battery / charging: Hot-swappable dual-battery system - Ingress protection: IP54 - Operating temperature: −10 to 40°C - Terrain capability: 22 cm continuous steps; 80 cm platform claim - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: 1080p wide-angle camera - Connectivity / interfaces: Wi-Fi and GPS - Developer access: Confirm available SDK and expansion scope with DEEP Robotics ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #22 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/deeproboticslynx.html) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/deeproboticslynx.html)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/deeproboticslynx.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from DEEP Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/) More robots from DEEP Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 21 | Lite3Research | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 12 kgPayload 5 kg | 1.5–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 23 | LYNX M20Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 35 kgPayload 15 kg | 3 h unloadedIP66 | Product catalog 24 | LYNX S10Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP66 | Product catalog 27 | X30Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 56 kgPayload not published | 2.5–4 hIP67 | Product catalog 37 | X20Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 53 kgPayload not published | 2–4 hIP66 | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: LYNX M20 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lynx-m20/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:56:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›LYNX M20 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed [Image source ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/lynx.html) Industrial ## LYNX M20 By [DEEP Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/) LYNX M20 is an industrial wheel-legged platform with a 15 kg operating payload. [Official product ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/lynx.html)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lynx-m20/#pricing) Weight35 kg Walking payload15 kg Speed2 m/s ### Overview M20 brings wheel-legged access to narrow spaces and industrial terrain. The working speed is used instead of the larger laboratory peak, and its 15 kg working load is kept separate from a 50 kg maximum. M20S and M20 Pro are not treated as the same configuration. ### Capabilities & applications - Wheel-legged industrial mobility - Hot swapping - LiDAR perception #### Where it fits - Inspection - Emergency-response sensing ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: LYNX M20 standard; not M20S or M20 Pro - Locomotion: Wheel-legged - Dimensions / pose: 82 × 43 × 57 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 35 - Weight conditions: Battery included - Walking payload (kg): 15 - Payload conditions: Operating payload; 50 kg maximum is separate - Speed (m/s): 2 - Speed conditions: Operating maximum; 5 m/s laboratory peak is separate - Active runtime: 3 hours unloaded; 2.5 hours with 15 kg load - Battery / charging: Hot-swappable dual batteries; single-battery charge 1.5 h - Ingress protection: IP66 - Operating temperature: −20 to 55°C - Terrain capability: 25 cm continuous stairs; 80 cm single obstacle claim - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Two 96-line LiDARs and two wide-angle cameras - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Modular interfaces; confirm OTA-dependent features ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #23 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/lynx.html) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/lynx.html)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/lynx.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from DEEP Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/) More robots from DEEP Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 21 | Lite3Research | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 12 kgPayload 5 kg | 1.5–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 22 | LYNXResearch | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 30 kgPayload 12 kg | 3 hIP54 | Product catalog 24 | LYNX S10Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP66 | Product catalog 27 | X30Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 56 kgPayload not published | 2.5–4 hIP67 | Product catalog 37 | X20Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 53 kgPayload not published | 2–4 hIP66 | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: LYNX S10 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lynx-s10/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:55:59 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›LYNX S10 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed [Image source ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/lynxs10.html) Industrial ## LYNX S10 By [DEEP Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/) LYNX S10 is DEEP Robotics’ small industrial wheel-legged platform with IP66 protection. [Official product ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/lynxs10.html)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/deep-lynx-s10/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview S10 is aimed at narrow spaces and lightweight professional operations. The official page provides a maximum mass bound and a flat-ground speed claim, but no comparable payload or hourly runtime. Those missing values remain unfilled rather than being copied from M20. ### Capabilities & applications - Compact hybrid mobility - Mapping and navigation #### Where it fits - Narrow-space inspection - Lightweight field tasks ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: LYNX S10; configuration as described below - Locomotion: Wheel-legged - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: At most 20 kg including battery; a maximum bound, not an exact normalized weight - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Not published - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: 8 m/s flat-ground maximum claim; no typical mission speed verified - Active runtime: Not published - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: IP66 - Operating temperature: −20 to 55°C - Terrain capability: Up to 50 cm obstacle clearance, manufacturer claim - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Omnidirectional sensing for mapping and navigation; detailed hardware not enumerated on the reviewed page - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Confirm interfaces, SDK and compute configuration with manufacturer ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #24 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/lynxs10.html) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/lynxs10.html)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.deeprobotics.cn/en/index/lynxs10.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from DEEP Robotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/deep-robotics/) More robots from DEEP Robotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 21 | Lite3Research | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 12 kgPayload 5 kg | 1.5–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 22 | LYNXResearch | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 30 kgPayload 12 kg | 3 hIP54 | Product catalog 23 | LYNX M20Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 35 kgPayload 15 kg | 3 h unloadedIP66 | Product catalog 27 | X30Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 56 kgPayload not published | 2.5–4 hIP67 | Product catalog 37 | X20Industrial | DEEP RoboticsChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 53 kgPayload not published | 2–4 hIP66 | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: ANYmal Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/anybotics-anymal/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:56:04 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›ANYmal Official product photo with inspection payload; configuration depends on the application. Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.anybotics.com/robotics/anymal/) Industrial ## ANYmal By [ANYbotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/anybotics/) ANYmal is an autonomous industrial inspection robot with an integrated sensing payload. [Official product ↗](https://www.anybotics.com/robotics/anymal/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/anybotics-anymal/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payload10 kg Speed0.75 m/s ### Overview ANYmal supports repeatable inspection routes and operational data collection. Its nominal walking speed and additional payload capacity are useful working references. Older technical sheets contain revision-specific mass and dimensions; this profile avoids presenting those as verified figures for every current configuration. ### Capabilities & applications - Autonomous inspection rounds - Automatic docking - Visual, thermal and acoustic sensing #### Where it fits - Routine industrial inspection - Maintenance data collection ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Current official ANYmal product-page reference; exact hardware revision by quotation - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: Not published - Walking payload (kg): 10 - Payload conditions: Additional payload; integrated inspection suite remains configuration-specific - Speed (m/s): 0.75 - Speed conditions: Manufacturer normal walking speed - Active runtime: 90 minutes highlighted runtime; 90–120 minutes walking range reference - Battery / charging: Full charge about 3 h; 70% quick charge about 100 min - Ingress protection: IP67 - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: 360° LiDAR, six depth cameras, two teleoperation cameras; zoom, thermal and ultrasonic inspection suite - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Mission and inspection-data integration; API access and licenses by agreement ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #1 in the current catalog · Customer use Official page links named inspection deployments at W.R. Grace and RTE. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.anybotics.com/robotics/anymal/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.anybotics.com/robotics/anymal/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.anybotics.com/robotics/anymal/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from ANYbotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/anybotics/) More robots from ANYbotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 2 | ANYmal XIndustrial | ANYboticsSwitzerland | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP67 | Customer use --- ## Selected or updated profile: ANYmal X Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/anybotics-anymal-x/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:56:09 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›ANYmal X Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.anybotics.com/robotics/anymal-x/) Industrial ## ANYmal X By [ANYbotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/anybotics/) ANYmal X is an Ex-certified industrial inspection quadruped for specified hazardous areas. [Official product ↗](https://www.anybotics.com/robotics/anymal-x/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/anybotics-anymal-x/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview ANYmal X adds certification for defined explosive-atmosphere zones, alongside industrial mobility and an inspection payload. Its certification scope must match the site assessment. The official page says 2026 specifications are coming soon; unverified mass, speed and runtime remain unfilled. ### Capabilities & applications - Certified Ex-zone inspection - Autonomous sensing - Industrial stair mobility #### Where it fits - Oil and gas inspection - Chemical facilities ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: ANYmal X official page; 2026 detailed specifications not yet published - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: Not published - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Not published - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: Not published - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: IP67 - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: 360° LiDAR; zoom and thermal cameras, microphone and spotlight; optional gas sensing - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Operational and inspection-data integration; confirm licensing and interface scope ### Limitations & integration ATEX/IECEx certification is scoped up to Zone 1 IIB. Match the quoted configuration and certification to the site. Do not reuse ordinary ANYmal figures for ANYmal X. ### Why this position? #2 in the current catalog · Customer use Official page documents early-adopter evidence from PETRONAS and offshore application experience. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.anybotics.com/robotics/anymal-x/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.anybotics.com/robotics/anymal-x/)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.anybotics.com/robotics/anymal-x/) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from ANYbotics [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/anybotics/) More robots from ANYbotics # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 1 | ANYmalIndustrial | ANYboticsSwitzerland | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 10 kg | 90–120 minIP67 | Customer use --- ## Selected or updated profile: Spot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/boston-spot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:52:23 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›Spot Official product photo with optional sensing payload; specifications describe the base robot. Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/products/spot/) Industrial ## Spot By [Boston Dynamics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/boston-dynamics/) Spot is Boston Dynamics’ mobile inspection platform with a broad sensing and developer ecosystem. [Official product ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/products/spot/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/boston-spot/#pricing) Weight32.7 kg Walking payload14 kg Speed1.6 m/s ### Overview Spot combines a legged base with configuration-specific inspection payloads and software. Its flexible interfaces suit repeatable sensing tasks, while docking and operational tools support deployment workflows. The base specification below follows the manufacturer sheet updated in May 2024; payload-equipped photographs do not imply every accessory is included. ### Capabilities & applications - Repeatable sensing rounds - Payload ecosystem - Developer APIs #### Where it fits - Facility inspection - Construction data capture ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Spot base specification; manufacturer sheet updated 2024-05-22 - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 110 × 50 × 61 cm, default walking pose - Weight (kg): 32.7 - Weight conditions: Base robot with battery, before added payloads - Walking payload (kg): 14 - Payload conditions: Maximum sensing-equipment payload - Speed (m/s): 1.6 - Speed conditions: Manufacturer maximum speed - Active runtime: 90 minutes average; payload and environment affect runtime - Battery / charging: 564 Wh; manufacturer battery charge reference 60 min - Ingress protection: IP54 - Operating temperature: −20 to 55°C; power-on at minimum 0°C - Terrain capability: 30° slope; 30 cm step height - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: 360° terrain sensing; optional thermal, acoustic and LiDAR payloads - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Flexible API and Python SDK ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #3 in the current catalog · Customer use Official product page identifies inspection customers including bp, National Grid and Woodside. [Tier evidence ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/products/spot/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/products/spot/)[Specification reference ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/spot-specifications.pdf) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Vision 60 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/ghost-vision-60/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:55:55 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›Vision 60 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.ghostrobotics.io/vision-60) Industrial ## Vision 60 By [Ghost Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/ghost-robotics/) Vision 60 is Ghost Robotics’ rugged field quadruped with documented sensing and SDK interfaces. [Official product ↗](https://www.ghostrobotics.io/vision-60)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/ghost-vision-60/#pricing) Weight51 kg Walking payload10 kg Speed0.9 m/s ### Overview Vision 60 supports custom field sensing and development on a rugged legged base. Runtime is tied to the documented walking speed, rather than standby time. Application payloads and mission software require their own specification, and extreme-temperature claims have operating and charging conditions. ### Capabilities & applications - Rugged locomotion - Custom payloads - SDK access #### Where it fits - Civil field inspection - Research and response sensing ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Vision 60; configuration as described below - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 95 × 57 × 68.5 cm, manufacturer overall size - Weight (kg): 51 - Weight conditions: Manufacturer tare weight; mission payload excluded - Walking payload (kg): 10 - Payload conditions: Manufacturer payload limit - Speed (m/s): 0.9 - Speed conditions: Standard walking; fast walk 1.2 m/s and sprint 2.4 m/s are separate - Active runtime: 3.15 hours walking at 0.9 m/s; payload and terrain dependent - Battery / charging: Full recharge about 3 h - Ingress protection: IP67 - Operating temperature: −40 to 55°C claimed with cold-start and charging restrictions - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: 12 motors; three per leg - Perception / sensors: Five RGB cameras, four depth cameras and RTK GPS in specification - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: C/C++, ROS/ROS2, MAVLink and mission APIs ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #26 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.ghostrobotics.io/vision-60) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.ghostrobotics.io/vision-60)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.ghostrobotics.io/vision-60) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. --- ## Selected or updated profile: aibo ERS-1000 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/sony-aibo-ers1000/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:55:49 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›aibo ERS-1000 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://us.aibo.com/) Companion ## aibo ERS-1000 By [Sony](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/sony/) Sony’s aibo ERS-1000 is an expressive companion robot, rather than a cargo-carrying quadruped. [Official product ↗](https://us.aibo.com/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/sony-aibo-ers1000/#pricing) Weight2.2 kg Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview aibo is designed around interaction, movement and a developing personality. Its camera and touch sensing support companionship, while connected services influence its feature set. The quoted US offer includes a three-year AI Cloud Plan; sales regions and service terms should be checked separately. ### Capabilities & applications - Expressive movement - Touch and voice interaction - Connected companionship #### Where it fits - Home companionship ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: ERS-1000 Ivory White; United States offer - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 30.5 × 18 × 29.3 cm; standing, protrusions excluded - Weight (kg): 2.2 - Weight conditions: Approximate manufacturer weight - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Not published - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: About 2 hours - Battery / charging: Recharge approximately 3 hours - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: 22 axes including head, legs, ears and tail - Perception / sensors: Two cameras, ToF, ranging, touch and inertial sensors; four microphones - Connectivity / interfaces: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and LTE; region-specific services - Developer access: Companion ecosystem; not an open industrial motor-control SDK ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #10 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://us.aibo.com/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://us.aibo.com/)[Specification reference ↗](https://us.aibo.com/feature/spec.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Sony [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/sony/) More robots from Sony # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 34 | Sony AIBO ERS-7Companion | SonyJapan | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation 35 | Sony AIBO ERS-110Companion | SonyJapan | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation 36 | Sony AIBO ERS-210Companion | SonyJapan | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: CyberDog Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/xiaomi-cyberdog/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:55:08 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›CyberDog Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://github.com/MiRoboticsLab/cyberdog_ros2) Research ## CyberDog By [Xiaomi](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/xiaomi/) The original CyberDog is Xiaomi’s earlier developer quadruped, with an official ROS 2 software repository. [Official product ↗](https://github.com/MiRoboticsLab/cyberdog_ros2)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/xiaomi-cyberdog/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview This profile keeps the original CyberDog separate from CyberDog 2. Its official repository documents perception, interaction, navigation and software development. Earlier launch pricing is retained only as a clearly labeled historical reference; current hardware availability and firmware support require confirmation. ### Capabilities & applications - ROS 2 development - Navigation software - Multimodal interaction #### Where it fits - Robotics software research - Existing developer hardware ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Original CyberDog; earlier generation developer platform - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: Not published - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Not published - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: Not published - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Perception and navigation software modules; delivered hardware revision must be checked - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Official ROS 2 Galactic packages; original platform uses an adapted Ubuntu 18.04 stack ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #32 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Original earlier CyberDog generation with official development repository; successor CyberDog 2 is separate. [Tier evidence ↗](https://github.com/MiRoboticsLab/cyberdog_ros2) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://github.com/MiRoboticsLab/cyberdog_ros2)[Specification reference ↗](https://github.com/MiRoboticsLab/cyberdog_ros2) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Xiaomi [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/xiaomi/) More robots from Xiaomi # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 18 | CyberDog 2Companion | XiaomiChina | 8.9 kgPayload not published | 90 min · mixedNot waterproof | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: CyberDog 2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/xiaomi-cyberdog-2/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:54:31 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›CyberDog 2 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://agreement.cyberdog.xiaomi.com/guide.html) Companion ## CyberDog 2 By [Xiaomi](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/xiaomi/) CyberDog 2 is Xiaomi’s second-generation dog-like quadruped for interaction and development. [Official product ↗](https://agreement.cyberdog.xiaomi.com/guide.html)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/xiaomi-cyberdog-2/#pricing) Weight8.9 kg Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview The official user guide distinguishes its interaction and development features from real-world operating limits. Its mixed-behavior runtime includes rest and pose changes, rather than uninterrupted walking. China-market sale and service conditions apply; historical launch pricing does not establish present availability. ### Capabilities & applications - Multimodal interaction - Visual programming - Open development resources #### Where it fits - Companion interaction - Robotics experiments ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: CyberDog 2 MS2242CN; China-market guide - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 56.2 × 33.9 × 48.1 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 8.9 - Weight conditions: Whole machine; ±0.5 kg tolerance - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Guide lists maximum 1 kg; continuous walking payload not separately verified - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: About 90 minutes across mixed basic behaviors including rest, standing and stable walking - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not waterproof - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: 12 DOF; three per leg - Perception / sensors: Camera modules, touch and voice interaction; Bluetooth/UWB controller - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Visual programming, open code and interfaces; developer agreement applies ### Limitations & integration China-market guide restricts use to adults and suitable dry, open environments. Not waterproof; cloud, app and regional service dependencies require confirmation. ### Why this position? #18 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://agreement.cyberdog.xiaomi.com/guide.html) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://agreement.cyberdog.xiaomi.com/guide.html)[Specification reference ↗](https://agreement.cyberdog.xiaomi.com/guide.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Xiaomi [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/xiaomi/) More robots from Xiaomi # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 32 | CyberDogResearch | XiaomiChina | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: Bittle Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/petoi-bittle/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:55:01 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›Bittle Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-bittle-robot-dog) Education ## Bittle By [Petoi](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/) Bittle is Petoi’s original compact programmable robot dog, now listed as final stock. [Official product ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-bittle-robot-dog)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/petoi-bittle/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview Bittle makes quadruped movement accessible at tabletop scale through OpenCat and Arduino-compatible hardware. Controller and servo packages vary. The current starting construction kit is marked unavailable, while some assembled configurations remain listed; the price is therefore shown with a Limited label. ### Capabilities & applications - Programmable gaits - Block, Python and C++ learning #### Where it fits - STEM education - Tabletop robotics ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Bittle STEM construction kit; lite servos - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 20 × 11 × 11 cm - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: 265–290 g depending on configuration; no single weight normalized - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Not published - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: About 1 hour - Battery / charging: 7.4 V / 1,000 mAh; charge about 2 h - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: 9 servo-driven joints - Perception / sensors: Six-axis IMU; optional sensor modules - Connectivity / interfaces: Serial, I²C and infrared; Bluetooth/Wi-Fi via optional dongles - Developer access: OpenCat, Arduino IDE, Python serial API and block-based coding ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #31 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Manufacturer identifies original Bittle as final stock; Bittle X V2 is the newer alternative. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-bittle-robot-dog) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-bittle-robot-dog)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.petoi.com/pages/bittle-robot-dog-specifications) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Petoi [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/) More robots from Petoi # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 17 | Bittle X V2Education | PetoiUnited States | Not publishedPayload not published | 1 hIP not published | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Bittle X V2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/petoi-bittle-x/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:54:51 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›Bittle X V2 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-robot-dog-bittle-x-voice-controlled) Education ## Bittle X V2 By [Petoi](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/) Bittle X V2 is Petoi’s small voice-controlled, programmable robot dog. [Official product ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-robot-dog-bittle-x-voice-controlled)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/petoi-bittle-x/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview Bittle X V2 combines a compact quadruped with an ESP32-based controller and OpenCat. The selected price is for the lite-servo construction kit without an arm. Assembled, alloy-servo and gripper versions are separate packages, and this educational platform should not be compared directly with industrial cargo robots. ### Capabilities & applications - Voice commands - Programmable gaits - Open-source learning #### Where it fits - STEM teaching - Programming projects ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Bittle X V2 construction kit; lite servos; no arm - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: Not published - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Not published - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: Approximately 1 hour, dependent on activity - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: 9 servo-driven joints; arm package differs - Perception / sensors: Controller IMU and optional sensor modules - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: OpenCat, ESP32, block-based coding, Python and C++ ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #17 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-robot-dog-bittle-x-voice-controlled) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-robot-dog-bittle-x-voice-controlled)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-robot-dog-bittle-x-voice-controlled) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Petoi [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/) More robots from Petoi # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 31 | BittleEducation | PetoiUnited States | Not publishedPayload not published | 1 hIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: AlphaDog C500 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/weilan-alphadog-c500/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:54:56 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›AlphaDog C500 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed [Image source ↗](https://www.weilan.com/en/en/alphadogc.html) Research ## AlphaDog C500 By [WEILAN](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/weilan/) AlphaDog C500 is WEILAN’s fifth-generation C-series standard developer quadruped. [Official product ↗](https://www.weilan.com/en/en/alphadogc.html)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/weilan-alphadog-c500/#pricing) Weight24 kg Walking payloadNot published Speed1.5 m/s ### Overview The C500 uses a Linux and ROS development environment with an extensible sensor ecosystem. C501 adds hardware and autonomous-navigation features that are not included in C500. Active walking runtime is shown instead of the much longer standby figure. ### Capabilities & applications - Developer expansion - Dynamic balance - Multiple gait modes #### Where it fits - AI application prototypes - Robotics development ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Fifth-generation C500 standard developer version; not C501 - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 76 × 40 × 45 cm, standing - Weight (kg): 24 - Weight conditions: Manufacturer listed weight; battery inclusion not explicitly stated - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Not published - Speed (m/s): 1.5 - Speed conditions: Up to 1.5 m/s normal listed speed; 3 m/s maximum safe speed is separate - Active runtime: Up to 3.3 hours continuous walking; 5.7 h average mixed use and 18 h standby are separate - Battery / charging: 23 Ah lithium battery - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: 0 to 35°C - Terrain capability: 20° maximum gradeability - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Fisheye vision, microphone array; depth camera not included in C500 column - Connectivity / interfaces: HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth control - Developer access: Linux + ROS; Raspberry Pi, Arduino and M5Stack expansion ecosystem ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #11 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.weilan.com/en/en/alphadogc.html) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.weilan.com/en/en/alphadogc.html)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.weilan.com/en/en/alphadogc.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from WEILAN [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/weilan/) More robots from WEILAN # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 16 | BabyAlphaCompanion | WEILANChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: BabyAlpha Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/weilan-babyalpha/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:30 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›BabyAlpha Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed [Image source ↗](https://www.weilan.com/en/en/babyAlpha.html) Companion ## BabyAlpha By [WEILAN](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/weilan/) BabyAlpha is WEILAN’s family-oriented robot companion series with conversational and programming features. [Official product ↗](https://www.weilan.com/en/en/babyAlpha.html)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/weilan-babyalpha/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview This entry covers the BabyAlpha series described on the official English page. It does not transfer weight, runtime or price from a different regional revision. Language services, app connectivity and AutoBox options need confirmation for the exact delivered generation and market. ### BabyAlpha editions in the official navigation WEILAN names the following BabyAlpha editions in its official product navigation. This family entry keeps the edition names visible without assigning one edition’s hardware, photo or price to another. The names below identify references in the manufacturer’s navigation; they do not establish identical hardware or current availability in every market. - BabyAlpha A3 - BabyAlpha A2 - BabyAlpha Chat - BabyAlpha Dev-Q - BabyAlpha Dev-B - BabyAlpha Dev-WQ - BabyAlpha S Confirm the exact edition, local software services, included accessories, developer access and delivered hardware before comparing a quotation. A separate profile needs an edition-specific primary specification and image rather than an assumed copy of this family record. The existing AlphaDog C-series entry remains a separate developer platform. Reference: [WEILAN official product navigation](https://www-pre.weilanrobot.com/en/), reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Capabilities & applications - Conversational interaction - Programming - Home navigation and AutoBox support #### Where it fits - Family companionship - Interactive learning ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: BabyAlpha series, reviewed English product page; revision-specific hardware by quote - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: Not published - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Not published - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: Not published - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Wide-angle and infrared vision, LiDAR, ToF, microphone array, touch and inertial sensing described for the series - Connectivity / interfaces: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and 4G options - Developer access: Visual and high-level programming described; availability depends on revision ### Limitations & integration Generation, language services, regional cloud access and accessories vary. No comparable numeric specifications or purchase price were verified for this exact series reference. ### Why this position? #16 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.weilan.com/en/en/babyAlpha.html) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.weilan.com/en/en/babyAlpha.html)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.weilan.com/en/en/babyAlpha.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from WEILAN [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/weilan/) More robots from WEILAN # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 11 | AlphaDog C500Research | WEILANChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 24 kgPayload not published | 3.3 h walkingIP not published | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Pupper v3 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/pupper-v3/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-18 15:54:45 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›Pupper v3 Manufacturer imagery; background removed where needed Background removed for the catalog. [Image source ↗](https://pupper-v3-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) Education ## Pupper v3 By [Hands-On Robotics](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/hands-on-robotics/) Pupper v3 is an open-source quadruped for learning robotics, AI and embodied interaction. [Official product ↗](https://pupper-v3-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/pupper-v3/#pricing) Weight3 kg Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview Pupper v3 is built from public hardware and software documentation. Its learning material connects mechanics, control, perception and AI experiments. The project’s approximate build budget is not an assembled robot purchase price, so procurement pricing remains contact-based rather than showing that budget as a retail offer. ### Capabilities & applications - Open-source hardware and software - Expressive interaction - Simulation-based learning #### Where it fits - Robotics courses - AI and control experiments ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: Pupper v3 open-source build - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 25 × 22 × 20 cm, crouched - Weight (kg): 3 - Weight conditions: Documented reference build weight - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Not published - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: Not published - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: 12 leg DOF; ear servos additional - Perception / sensors: BNO086 IMU, IMX296 fisheye camera, microphone and actuator feedback - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Open-source design and code; Raspberry Pi 5, 8 GB; optional AI accelerator ### Limitations & integration Published capabilities depend on configuration and operating conditions. Confirm the supplied sensors, software permissions, accessories, service coverage and application requirements before purchase. ### Why this position? #25 in the current catalog · Product catalog An official product or developer documentation page describes this platform. This tier does not assert independent testing or confirmed stock. [Tier evidence ↗](https://pupper-v3-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://pupper-v3-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)[Specification reference ↗](https://pupper-v3-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/learn_more/tech_specs.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-09. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. --- ## Selected or updated profile: AGIBOT D1 Pro / Edu Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/agibot-d1-pro/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›AGIBOT D1 Pro / Edu Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_Pro) Research ## AGIBOT D1 Pro / Edu By [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/) The Pro and education configurations in AGIBOT’s D1 quadruped family. The two editions share an official reference and are documented together to avoid duplicate listings. [Official product ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_Pro)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/agibot-d1-pro/#pricing) Weight15.5 kg Walking payload5 kg Speed3.5 m/s ### Overview AGIBOT D1 Pro / Edu is a quadruped robot from AGIBOT. The Pro and education configurations in AGIBOT’s D1 quadruped family. The two editions share an official reference and are documented together to avoid duplicate listings. ### AGIBOT D1 Pro / Edu configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### D1 Pro / Edu capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is education and development. The platform description highlights quadruped mobility. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Weight: 15.5 kg - Dimensions: Approx. 635 × 360 × 420 mm, standing - Weight notes: Includes battery; manufacturer lists the same value for Pro and Edu - Speed (m/s): 3.5 - Payload (kg): 5 - Payload conditions: Effective payload stated for Pro/Edu - Runtime: 1–2 hours; manufacturer test conditions - Runtime summary: 1–2 h - Degrees of freedom: 12 joint motors - Locomotion: Legged ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### D1 Pro / Edu pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [AGIBOT and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official D1 Pro / Edu reference](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_Pro). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Quadruped mobility #### Where it fits - Education and development ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: D1 Pro / Edu; configuration-specific official reference - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: Approx. 635 × 360 × 420 mm, standing - Weight (kg): 15.5 - Weight conditions: Includes battery; manufacturer lists the same value for Pro and Edu - Walking payload (kg): 5 - Payload conditions: Effective payload stated for Pro/Edu - Speed (m/s): 3.5 - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: 1–2 hours; manufacturer test conditions - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: 12 joint motors - Perception / sensors: Not published - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #8 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_Pro) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_Pro)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_Pro) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from AGIBOT [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/) More robots from AGIBOT # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 6 | AGIBOT D1 MaxIndustrial | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 25 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Product catalog 7 | AGIBOT D1 MaxProIndustrial | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 50 kg | Not publishedIP67 | Product catalog 9 | AGIBOT D1 UltraResearch | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | Not publishedIP54 | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: AGIBOT D1 Ultra Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/agibot-d1-ultra/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›AGIBOT D1 Ultra Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1Ultra) Research ## AGIBOT D1 Ultra By [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/) A separately named D1 quadruped configuration. It must be compared with Pro, Max and MaxPro using configuration-specific specifications. [Official product ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1Ultra)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/agibot-d1-ultra/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payload5 kg Speed3.7 m/s ### Overview AGIBOT D1 Ultra is a quadruped robot from AGIBOT. A separately named D1 quadruped configuration. It must be compared with Pro, Max and MaxPro using configuration-specific specifications. ### AGIBOT D1 Ultra configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### D1 Ultra capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is embodied robotics research. The platform description highlights quadruped mobility. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Dimensions: 630 × 360 × 420 mm, standing - Speed (m/s): 3.7 - Payload (kg): 5 - Payload conditions: Effective payload, laboratory claim - Ingress rating: IP54 - Locomotion: Legged ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### D1 Ultra pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [AGIBOT and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official D1 Ultra reference](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1Ultra). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Quadruped mobility #### Where it fits - Embodied robotics research ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: D1 Ultra; configuration-specific official reference - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: 630 × 360 × 420 mm, standing - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: Not published - Walking payload (kg): 5 - Payload conditions: Effective payload, laboratory claim - Speed (m/s): 3.7 - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: Not published - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: IP54 - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Not published - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #9 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1Ultra) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1Ultra)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1Ultra) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from AGIBOT [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/) More robots from AGIBOT # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 6 | AGIBOT D1 MaxIndustrial | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 25 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Product catalog 7 | AGIBOT D1 MaxProIndustrial | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 50 kg | Not publishedIP67 | Product catalog 8 | AGIBOT D1 Pro / EduResearch | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 15.5 kgPayload 5 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: AGIBOT D1 Max Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/agibot-d1-max/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›AGIBOT D1 Max Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_Max) Industrial ## AGIBOT D1 Max By [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/) An industry-oriented quadruped in the D1 family. This profile does not substitute specifications from D1 Pro or Ultra. [Official product ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_Max)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/agibot-d1-max/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payload25 kg SpeedNot published ### Overview AGIBOT D1 Max is a quadruped robot from AGIBOT. An industry-oriented quadruped in the D1 family. This profile does not substitute specifications from D1 Pro or Ultra. ### AGIBOT D1 Max configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### D1 Max capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is site operations. The platform description highlights industrial mobility. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Payload (kg): 25 - Payload conditions: Rated payload, manufacturer specification - Locomotion: Wheel-legged ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### D1 Max pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [AGIBOT and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official D1 Max reference](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_Max). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Industrial mobility #### Where it fits - Site operations ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: D1 Max; configuration-specific official reference - Locomotion: Wheel-legged - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: Not published - Walking payload (kg): 25 - Payload conditions: Rated payload, manufacturer specification - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: Not published - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Not published - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #6 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_Max) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_Max)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_Max) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from AGIBOT [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/) More robots from AGIBOT # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 7 | AGIBOT D1 MaxProIndustrial | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 50 kg | Not publishedIP67 | Product catalog 8 | AGIBOT D1 Pro / EduResearch | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 15.5 kgPayload 5 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 9 | AGIBOT D1 UltraResearch | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | Not publishedIP54 | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: AGIBOT D1 MaxPro Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/agibot-d1-maxpro/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›AGIBOT D1 MaxPro Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_MaxPro) Industrial ## AGIBOT D1 MaxPro By [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/) A separately documented industrial D1 quadruped configuration. MaxPro and Max are preserved as different named configurations. [Official product ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_MaxPro)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/agibot-d1-maxpro/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payload50 kg SpeedNot published ### Overview AGIBOT D1 MaxPro is a quadruped robot from AGIBOT. A separately documented industrial D1 quadruped configuration. MaxPro and Max are preserved as different named configurations. ### AGIBOT D1 MaxPro configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### D1 MaxPro capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is industrial operations. The platform description highlights industrial quadruped mobility. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Payload (kg): 50 - Payload conditions: Sustained payload, manufacturer claim - Ingress rating: IP67 - Operating temperature: −20°C to 55°C - Locomotion: Legged ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### D1 MaxPro pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [AGIBOT and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official D1 MaxPro reference](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_MaxPro). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Industrial quadruped mobility #### Where it fits - Industrial operations ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: D1 MaxPro; configuration-specific official reference - Locomotion: Legged - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: Not published - Walking payload (kg): 50 - Payload conditions: Sustained payload, manufacturer claim - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: Not published - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: IP67 - Operating temperature: −20°C to 55°C - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Not published - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #7 in the current catalog · Product catalog Manufacturer product or development reference. Availability is subject to confirmation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_MaxPro) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_MaxPro)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/D1_MaxPro) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from AGIBOT [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/agibot/) More robots from AGIBOT # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 6 | AGIBOT D1 MaxIndustrial | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 25 kg | Not publishedIP not published | Product catalog 8 | AGIBOT D1 Pro / EduResearch | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | 15.5 kgPayload 5 kg | 1–2 hIP not published | Product catalog 9 | AGIBOT D1 UltraResearch | AGIBOTChina | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload 5 kg | Not publishedIP54 | Product catalog --- ## Selected or updated profile: Sony AIBO ERS-110 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/sony-ers110/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›Sony AIBO ERS-110 Marco Wydmuch · CC BY-SA 4.0 [Image source ↗](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Red_Dot_Award_Product_Design_2000-2018_Aibos_(cropped).jpg) Companion ## Sony AIBO ERS-110 By [Sony](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/sony/) The first AIBO model, released in 1999. This is a discontinued historical product and not the current aibo ERS-1000. [Official product ↗](https://www.sony.com/ja/pressroom/pict_data/robot.html)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/sony-ers110/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview Sony AIBO ERS-110 is a quadruped robot from Sony. The first AIBO model, released in 1999. This is a discontinued historical product and not the current aibo ERS-1000. ### Sony AIBO ERS-110 configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### AIBO ERS-110 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is historical robotic companionship. The platform description highlights autonomous robot-pet interaction. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### AIBO ERS-110 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Sony and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/sony/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official AIBO ERS-110 reference](https://www.sony.com/ja/pressroom/pict_data/robot.html). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Autonomous robot-pet interaction #### Where it fits - Historical robotic companionship ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: AIBO ERS-110; configuration-specific official reference - Locomotion: Not published - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: Not published - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Not published - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: Not published - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Not published - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #35 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Official historical platform; listed as an earlier generation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.sony.com/ja/pressroom/pict_data/robot.html) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.sony.com/ja/pressroom/pict_data/robot.html)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.sony.com/ja/pressroom/pict_data/robot.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Sony [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/sony/) More robots from Sony # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 10 | aibo ERS-1000Companion | SonyJapan | 2.2 kgPayload not published | 2 hIP not published | Product catalog 34 | Sony AIBO ERS-7Companion | SonyJapan | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation 36 | Sony AIBO ERS-210Companion | SonyJapan | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: Sony AIBO ERS-210 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/sony-ers210/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›Sony AIBO ERS-210 AIBO ERS-210 photograph. Diego Delso · CC BY-SA 4.0 [Image source ↗](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Akihabara-Tokio-Japon04.jpg) Companion ## Sony AIBO ERS-210 By [Sony](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/sony/) Sony’s second-generation AIBO, announced in 2000 with expanded expressive motion. It is retained as a discontinued generation. [Official product ↗](https://www.sony.com/en/SonyInfo/News/Press/200010/00-050A/index.html)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/sony-ers210/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview Sony AIBO ERS-210 is a quadruped robot from Sony. Sony’s second-generation AIBO, announced in 2000 with expanded expressive motion. It is retained as a discontinued generation. ### Sony AIBO ERS-210 configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### AIBO ERS-210 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is historical robotic companionship. The platform description highlights expressive robot-pet motion. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### AIBO ERS-210 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Sony and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/sony/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official AIBO ERS-210 reference](https://www.sony.com/en/SonyInfo/News/Press/200010/00-050A/index.html). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Expressive robot-pet motion #### Where it fits - Historical robotic companionship ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: AIBO ERS-210; configuration-specific official reference - Locomotion: Not published - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: Not published - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Not published - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: Not published - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Not published - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #36 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Official historical platform; listed as an earlier generation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.sony.com/en/SonyInfo/News/Press/200010/00-050A/index.html) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.sony.com/en/SonyInfo/News/Press/200010/00-050A/index.html)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.sony.com/en/SonyInfo/News/Press/200010/00-050A/index.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Sony [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/sony/) More robots from Sony # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 10 | aibo ERS-1000Companion | SonyJapan | 2.2 kgPayload not published | 2 hIP not published | Product catalog 34 | Sony AIBO ERS-7Companion | SonyJapan | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation 35 | Sony AIBO ERS-110Companion | SonyJapan | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: Sony AIBO ERS-7 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/sony-ers7/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Robot dogs](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/)›Sony AIBO ERS-7 · CC BY-SA 3.0 [Image source ↗](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aibo_ERS-7.PNG) Companion ## Sony AIBO ERS-7 By [Sony](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/sony/) An earlier AIBO generation introduced in 2003 with image-recognition and interaction features. This archive entry is separate from modern aibo services. [Official product ↗](https://www.sony.com/ja/pressroom/pict_data/robot.html)[View price](https://xpu.live/robot-dogs/sony-ers7/#pricing) WeightNot published Walking payloadNot published SpeedNot published ### Overview Sony AIBO ERS-7 is a quadruped robot from Sony. An earlier AIBO generation introduced in 2003 with image-recognition and interaction features. This archive entry is separate from modern aibo services. ### Sony AIBO ERS-7 configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### AIBO ERS-7 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is historical robotic companionship. The platform description highlights robot-pet interaction. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### AIBO ERS-7 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Sony and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/sony/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official AIBO ERS-7 reference](https://www.sony.com/ja/pressroom/pict_data/robot.html). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Robot-pet interaction #### Where it fits - Historical robotic companionship ### Specifications Manufacturer-reported. Values apply to the configuration described here. - Configuration: AIBO ERS-7; configuration-specific official reference - Locomotion: Not published - Dimensions / pose: Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Weight conditions: Not published - Walking payload (kg): Not published - Payload conditions: Not published - Speed (m/s): Not published - Speed conditions: Not published - Active runtime: Not published - Battery / charging: Not published - Ingress protection: Not published - Operating temperature: Not published - Terrain capability: Not published - Actuators / degrees of freedom: Not published - Perception / sensors: Not published - Connectivity / interfaces: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Limitations & integration Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. ### Why this position? #34 in the current catalog · Earlier generation Official historical platform; listed as an earlier generation. [Tier evidence ↗](https://www.sony.com/ja/pressroom/pict_data/robot.html) Evidence tier first, A–Z within each tier. This position is an editorial catalog order, not an independent performance score. [Read the ranking method →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-methodology/) ### Sources & verification [Product page ↗](https://www.sony.com/ja/pressroom/pict_data/robot.html)[Specification reference ↗](https://www.sony.com/ja/pressroom/pict_data/robot.html) Specifications reviewed: 2026-10-20. Unpublished figures remain blank. No shared independent benchmark result has been verified for this profile. ### More from Sony [Manufacturer profile →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/sony/) More robots from Sony # | Robot | Manufacturer | Price | Weight / payload | Endurance / IP | Stage 10 | aibo ERS-1000Companion | SonyJapan | 2.2 kgPayload not published | 2 hIP not published | Product catalog 35 | Sony AIBO ERS-110Companion | SonyJapan | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation 36 | Sony AIBO ERS-210Companion | SonyJapan | Contact for pricingRequest a quote | Not publishedPayload not published | Not publishedIP not published | Earlier generation --- ## Selected or updated profile: Boston Dynamics Stretch Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/boston-stretch/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Boston Dynamics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/boston-dynamics/)›Boston Dynamics Stretch Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/products/stretch/) Warehouse automation ## Boston Dynamics Stretch By [Boston Dynamics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/boston-dynamics/) A mobile warehouse robot designed for unloading and moving boxes. Stretch is a distinct platform from Spot and Atlas. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/products/stretch/)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/boston-dynamics/) ### Overview Boston Dynamics Stretch is a warehouse automation platform from Boston Dynamics. A mobile warehouse robot designed for unloading and moving boxes. Stretch is a distinct platform from Spot and Atlas. ### Boston Dynamics Stretch configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Stretch capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is warehouse unloading. The platform description highlights box handling. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Stretch pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Boston Dynamics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/boston-dynamics/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Stretch reference](https://bostondynamics.com/products/stretch/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Box handling #### Intended use - Warehouse unloading ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: Stretch; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://bostondynamics.com/products/stretch/) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: AGIBOT G1 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/agibot-g1/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/)›AGIBOT G1 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/G1) Mobile manipulation ## AGIBOT G1 By [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) An AGIBOT embodied-intelligence platform for manipulation workflows. It is unrelated to the Unitree robot with the same G1 name. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/G1)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) ### Overview AGIBOT G1 is a mobile manipulation platform from AGIBOT. An AGIBOT embodied-intelligence platform for manipulation workflows. It is unrelated to the Unitree robot with the same G1 name. ### AGIBOT G1 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### G1 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is robotic task development. The platform description highlights mobile manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 130 cm - Weight: 150 kg - Degrees of freedom: 20 DOF excluding end effectors - Configuration: G1; adjustable stated height 130–180 cm ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### G1 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [AGIBOT and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official G1 reference](https://www.agibot.com/products/G1). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Mobile manipulation #### Intended use - Robotic task development ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: G1; adjustable stated height 130–180 cm - Height (cm): 130 - Weight (kg): 150 - Degrees of freedom: 20 DOF excluding end effectors - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/G1) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: AGIBOT G1 MAX Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/agibot-g1-max/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:14 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/)›AGIBOT G1 MAX Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/G1_MAX) Mobile manipulation ## AGIBOT G1 MAX By [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) A named G1-series configuration positioned for flexible manufacturing. Specifications apply to G1 MAX rather than the base G1. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/G1_MAX)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) ### Overview AGIBOT G1 MAX is a mobile manipulation platform from AGIBOT. A named G1-series configuration positioned for flexible manufacturing. Specifications apply to G1 MAX rather than the base G1. ### AGIBOT G1 MAX configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### G1 MAX capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is flexible manufacturing. The platform description highlights manufacturing manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Weight: 230 kg - Payload: 5 kg per arm, manufacturer specification ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### G1 MAX pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [AGIBOT and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official G1 MAX reference](https://www.agibot.com/products/G1_MAX). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Manufacturing manipulation #### Intended use - Flexible manufacturing ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: G1 MAX; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): 230 - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: 5 kg per arm, manufacturer specification - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/G1_MAX) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: AGIBOT G2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/agibot-g2/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/)›AGIBOT G2 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/G2) Mobile manipulation ## AGIBOT G2 By [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) A general-purpose embodied-intelligence platform in AGIBOT’s industrial product range. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/G2)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) ### Overview AGIBOT G2 is a mobile manipulation platform from AGIBOT. A general-purpose embodied-intelligence platform in AGIBOT’s industrial product range. ### AGIBOT G2 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### G2 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is industrial automation. The platform description highlights embodied manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### G2 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [AGIBOT and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official G2 reference](https://www.agibot.com/products/G2). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Embodied manipulation #### Intended use - Industrial automation ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: G2; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/G2) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: AGIBOT C5 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/agibot-c5/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/)›AGIBOT C5 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/C5) Cleaning robot ## AGIBOT C5 By [AGIBOT](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) AGIBOT’s commercial cleaning robot. C5 is listed separately from humanoids and robot dogs because its role and form factor differ. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/C5)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) ### Overview AGIBOT C5 is a cleaning robot platform from AGIBOT. AGIBOT’s commercial cleaning robot. C5 is listed separately from humanoids and robot dogs because its role and form factor differ. ### AGIBOT C5 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### C5 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is facility operations. The platform description highlights commercial cleaning. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### C5 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [AGIBOT and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agibot/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official C5 reference](https://www.agibot.com/products/C5). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Commercial cleaning #### Intended use - Facility operations ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: C5; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.agibot.com/products/C5) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: LimX Dynamics TRON 1 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/limx-tron1/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [LimX Dynamics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/limx/)›LimX Dynamics TRON 1 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/tron1) Research biped ## LimX Dynamics TRON 1 By [LimX Dynamics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/limx/) A multi-modal biped research platform with interchangeable locomotion forms. TRON 1 is not a four-legged robot dog. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/tron1)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/limx/) ### Overview LimX Dynamics TRON 1 is a research biped platform from LimX Dynamics. A multi-modal biped research platform with interchangeable locomotion forms. TRON 1 is not a four-legged robot dog. ### LimX Dynamics TRON 1 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### TRON 1 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is reinforcement-learning research. The platform description highlights multi-modal locomotion. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### TRON 1 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [LimX Dynamics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/limx/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official TRON 1 reference](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/tron1). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Multi-modal locomotion #### Intended use - Reinforcement-learning research ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: TRON 1; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/tron1) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: LimX Dynamics TRON 2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/limx-tron2/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [LimX Dynamics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/limx/)›LimX Dynamics TRON 2 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/tron2) Modular research robot ## LimX Dynamics TRON 2 By [LimX Dynamics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/limx/) A multi-form embodied robot configurable for dual-arm, bipedal and wheeled operation. Configuration-dependent capabilities are kept separate. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/tron2)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/limx/) ### Overview LimX Dynamics TRON 2 is a modular research robot platform from LimX Dynamics. A multi-form embodied robot configurable for dual-arm, bipedal and wheeled operation. Configuration-dependent capabilities are kept separate. ### LimX Dynamics TRON 2 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### TRON 2 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is embodied ai development. The platform description highlights modular locomotion and manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Degrees of freedom: 7 DOF per arm in the dual-arm configuration - Payload: 10 kg dual-arm payload, manufacturer claim ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### TRON 2 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [LimX Dynamics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/limx/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official TRON 2 reference](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/tron2). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Modular locomotion and manipulation #### Intended use - Embodied AI development ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: TRON 2; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: 7 DOF per arm in the dual-arm configuration - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: 10 kg dual-arm payload, manufacturer claim - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.limxdynamics.com/en/products/tron2) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: ROBOTERA Q5 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/robotera-q5/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [ROBOTERA](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/robotera/)›ROBOTERA Q5 Product photograph; source attribution available in the image reference. [Image source ↗](https://www.robotera.com/product/Q5) Wheeled humanoid ## ROBOTERA Q5 By [ROBOTERA](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/robotera/) A wheeled humanoid platform from ROBOTERA. Q5 is separate from the bipedal L7 and should not be assigned L7 walking specifications. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.robotera.com/product/Q5)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/robotera/) ### Overview ROBOTERA Q5 is a wheeled humanoid platform from ROBOTERA. A wheeled humanoid platform from ROBOTERA. Q5 is separate from the bipedal L7 and should not be assigned L7 walking specifications. ### ROBOTERA Q5 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Q5 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is embodied intelligence research. The platform description highlights wheeled manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 165 cm - Degrees of freedom: 44 DOF - Configuration: Q5 wheeled humanoid; official product selector specifications ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Q5 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [ROBOTERA and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/robotera/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Q5 reference](https://www.robotera.com/product/Q5). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Wheeled manipulation #### Intended use - Embodied intelligence research ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: Q5 wheeled humanoid; official product selector specifications - Height (cm): 165 - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: 44 DOF - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.robotera.com/product/Q5) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: ROBOTERA M7 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/robotera-m7/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [ROBOTERA](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/robotera/)›ROBOTERA M7 Product photograph; source attribution available in the image reference. [Image source ↗](https://www.robotera.com/product/M7) Upper-body humanoid ## ROBOTERA M7 By [ROBOTERA](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/robotera/) A full-size upper-body humanoid platform. M7 is a manipulation platform rather than a complete walking humanoid. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.robotera.com/product/M7)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/robotera/) ### Overview ROBOTERA M7 is a upper-body humanoid platform from ROBOTERA. A full-size upper-body humanoid platform. M7 is a manipulation platform rather than a complete walking humanoid. ### ROBOTERA M7 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### M7 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is robot learning and teleoperation. The platform description highlights upper-body manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 166 cm - Degrees of freedom: 43 DOF including dexterous hands - Configuration: M7 upper-body platform; operating-range diameter 2.1 m ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### M7 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [ROBOTERA and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/robotera/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official M7 reference](https://www.robotera.com/product/M7). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Upper-body manipulation #### Intended use - Robot learning and teleoperation ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: M7 upper-body platform; operating-range diameter 2.1 m - Height (cm): 166 - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: 43 DOF including dexterous hands - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.robotera.com/product/M7) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: EngineAI SA01 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/engineai-sa01/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [EngineAI](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/engineai/)›EngineAI SA01 Official ENGINEAI SA01 launch video thumbnail; research biped platform. [Image source ↗](https://en.engineai.com.cn/product-sa01.html) Research biped ## EngineAI SA01 By [EngineAI](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/engineai/) A general-purpose biped platform in ENGINEAI’s product range. Its configuration is documented separately from SE01 and PM01. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://en.engineai.com.cn/product-sa01.html)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/engineai/) ### Overview EngineAI SA01 is a research biped platform from EngineAI. A general-purpose biped platform in ENGINEAI’s product range. Its configuration is documented separately from SE01 and PM01. ### EngineAI SA01 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### SA01 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is locomotion development. The platform description highlights bipedal locomotion. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### SA01 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [EngineAI and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/engineai/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official SA01 reference](https://en.engineai.com.cn/product-sa01.html). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Bipedal locomotion #### Intended use - Locomotion development ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: SA01; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://en.engineai.com.cn/product-sa01.html) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Fourier GRW Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/fourier-grw/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Fourier](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/fourier/)›Fourier GRW Manufacturer product image. [Image source ↗](https://www.fftai.com/grw) Wheeled dual-arm robot ## Fourier GRW By [Fourier](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/fourier/) A wheeled bi-arm platform listed by Fourier. GRW has a different mobile base from the bipedal GR-1, GR-2 and GR-3 robots. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.fftai.com/grw)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/fourier/) ### Overview Fourier GRW is a wheeled dual-arm robot platform from Fourier. A wheeled bi-arm platform listed by Fourier. GRW has a different mobile base from the bipedal GR-1, GR-2 and GR-3 robots. ### Fourier GRW configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### GRW capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is robot manipulation development. The platform description highlights wheeled dual-arm manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### GRW pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Fourier and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/fourier/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official GRW reference](https://www.fftai.com/grw). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Wheeled dual-arm manipulation #### Intended use - Robot manipulation development ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: GRW; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.fftai.com/grw) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: UBTECH Cruzr 1S Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/ubtech-cruzr-1s/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [UBTECH](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/)›UBTECH Cruzr 1S Manufacturer product image. [Image source ↗](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/commercial/products/cruzr-1s) Service robot ## UBTECH Cruzr 1S By [UBTECH](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/) A commercial service robot in UBTECH’s Cruzr family. It belongs with mobile service platforms rather than biped humanoids. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/commercial/products/cruzr-1s)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/) ### Overview UBTECH Cruzr 1S is a service robot platform from UBTECH. A commercial service robot in UBTECH’s Cruzr family. It belongs with mobile service platforms rather than biped humanoids. ### UBTECH Cruzr 1S configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Cruzr 1S capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is commercial reception. The platform description highlights mobile service interaction. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Battery and runtime: Up to 8 hours operating time; 24 hours standby are a separate manufacturer claim ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Cruzr 1S pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [UBTECH and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Cruzr 1S reference](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/commercial/products/cruzr-1s). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Mobile service interaction #### Intended use - Commercial reception ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: Cruzr 1S; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Up to 8 hours operating time; 24 hours standby are a separate manufacturer claim - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/commercial/products/cruzr-1s) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: UBTECH Cruzr S2 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/ubtech-cruzr-s2/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [UBTECH](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/)›UBTECH Cruzr S2 Manufacturer product image. [Image source ↗](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/humanoid/products/cruzr-s2/) Wheeled humanoid ## UBTECH Cruzr S2 By [UBTECH](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/) A wheeled humanoid platform with a folding waist for handling tasks. It is a different platform from Cruzr 1S. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/humanoid/products/cruzr-s2/)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/) ### Overview UBTECH Cruzr S2 is a wheeled humanoid platform from UBTECH. A wheeled humanoid platform with a folding waist for handling tasks. It is a different platform from Cruzr 1S. ### UBTECH Cruzr S2 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Cruzr S2 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is material handling. The platform description highlights wheeled manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Payload: 15 kg handling payload over a stated 0–1.8 m workspace; configuration-dependent ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Cruzr S2 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [UBTECH and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/ubtech/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Cruzr S2 reference](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/humanoid/products/cruzr-s2/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Wheeled manipulation #### Intended use - Material handling ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: Cruzr S2; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: 15 kg handling payload over a stated 0–1.8 m workspace; configuration-dependent - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.ubtrobot.com/en/humanoid/products/cruzr-s2/) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: PAL Robotics KANGAROO Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/pal-kangaroo/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [PAL Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/)›PAL Robotics KANGAROO Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/kangaroo/) Research biped ## PAL Robotics KANGAROO By [PAL Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) PAL Robotics’ dynamic bipedal research platform, distinct from TALOS. The catalog does not imply every version includes an upper body or arms. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/kangaroo/)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) ### Overview PAL Robotics KANGAROO is a research biped platform from PAL Robotics. PAL Robotics’ dynamic bipedal research platform, distinct from TALOS. The catalog does not imply every version includes an upper body or arms. ### PAL Robotics KANGAROO configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### KANGAROO capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is robot control research. The platform description highlights dynamic bipedal locomotion. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### KANGAROO pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [PAL Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official KANGAROO reference](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/kangaroo/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Dynamic bipedal locomotion #### Intended use - Robot control research ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: KANGAROO; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/kangaroo/) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: PAL Robotics ARI Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/pal-ari/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [PAL Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/)›PAL Robotics ARI Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/ari/) Service robot ## PAL Robotics ARI By [PAL Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) A mobile assistive and social-interaction robot from PAL Robotics. ARI combines a service-oriented mobile form with human-robot interaction. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/ari/)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) ### Overview PAL Robotics ARI is a service robot platform from PAL Robotics. A mobile assistive and social-interaction robot from PAL Robotics. ARI combines a service-oriented mobile form with human-robot interaction. ### PAL Robotics ARI configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### ARI capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is reception and assistive research. The platform description highlights human-robot interaction. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 165 cm - Battery and runtime: 8–12 hours, manufacturer specification - Configuration: ARI mobile interaction platform; width 53 cm, depth 73 cm - Developer access: Ubuntu LTS / real-time OS; official simulation model and tutorials ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### ARI pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [PAL Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official ARI reference](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/ari/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Human-robot interaction #### Intended use - Reception and assistive research ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: ARI mobile interaction platform; width 53 cm, depth 73 cm - Height (cm): 165 - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: 8–12 hours, manufacturer specification - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Ubuntu LTS / real-time OS; official simulation model and tutorials ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/ari/) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: PAL Robotics TIAGo Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/pal-tiago/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [PAL Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/)›PAL Robotics TIAGo Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/tiago/) Mobile manipulation ## PAL Robotics TIAGo By [PAL Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) A configurable mobile manipulator for robotics research. Arm and base configurations must be checked rather than treated as identical specifications. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/tiago/)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) ### Overview PAL Robotics TIAGo is a mobile manipulation platform from PAL Robotics. A configurable mobile manipulator for robotics research. Arm and base configurations must be checked rather than treated as identical specifications. ### PAL Robotics TIAGo configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### TIAGo capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is research and integration. The platform description highlights mobile manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 110 cm - Configuration: TIAGo configurable mobile manipulator; height 110–145 cm - Degrees of freedom: 7 DOF per arm; end effectors and arm configuration vary ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### TIAGo pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [PAL Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official TIAGo reference](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/tiago/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Mobile manipulation #### Intended use - Research and integration ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: TIAGo configurable mobile manipulator; height 110–145 cm - Height (cm): 110 - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: 7 DOF per arm; end effectors and arm configuration vary - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/tiago/) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: PAL Robotics TIAGo Pro Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/pal-tiago-pro/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [PAL Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/)›PAL Robotics TIAGo Pro Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/tiago-pro/) Mobile manipulation ## PAL Robotics TIAGo Pro By [PAL Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) The next-generation TIAGo Pro mobile manipulation platform. It has its own developer references and is not simply a renamed base TIAGo. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/tiago-pro/)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) ### Overview PAL Robotics TIAGo Pro is a mobile manipulation platform from PAL Robotics. The next-generation TIAGo Pro mobile manipulation platform. It has its own developer references and is not simply a renamed base TIAGo. ### PAL Robotics TIAGo Pro configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### TIAGo Pro capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is robot learning and automation. The platform description highlights mobile manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Degrees of freedom: 2 × 7 DOF arms - Payload: 3 kg per arm, excluding end effector ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### TIAGo Pro pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [PAL Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official TIAGo Pro reference](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/tiago-pro/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Mobile manipulation #### Intended use - Robot learning and automation ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: TIAGo Pro; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: 2 × 7 DOF arms - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: 3 kg per arm, excluding end effector - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/tiago-pro/) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: PAL Robotics StockBot Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/pal-stockbot/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [PAL Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/)›PAL Robotics StockBot Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/stockbot/) Inventory robot ## PAL Robotics StockBot By [PAL Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) An autonomous RFID platform for stock-taking and inventory data collection. It is a complete inventory robot rather than a humanoid. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/stockbot/)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) ### Overview PAL Robotics StockBot is a inventory robot platform from PAL Robotics. An autonomous RFID platform for stock-taking and inventory data collection. It is a complete inventory robot rather than a humanoid. ### PAL Robotics StockBot configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### StockBot capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is retail and warehouse stock-taking. The platform description highlights rfid inventory scanning. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Height: 183 cm - Battery and runtime: Approximately 10 hours continuous use; 5 hours full recharge - Sensors: 2 RAIN RFID readers; 8 RAIN RFID antennas - Developer access: Standard APIs for ERP/WMS integration ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### StockBot pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [PAL Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/pal/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official StockBot reference](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/stockbot/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - RFID inventory scanning #### Intended use - Retail and warehouse stock-taking ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: StockBot; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): 183 - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Approximately 10 hours continuous use; 5 hours full recharge - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: 2 RAIN RFID readers; 8 RAIN RFID antennas - Developer access: Standard APIs for ERP/WMS integration ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://pal-robotics.com/robot/stockbot/) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Leju Robotics KUAVO 5-W Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/leju-kuavo5w/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Leju Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/)›Leju Robotics KUAVO 5-W Manufacturer family photograph showing KUAVO 5 biped and wheeled configurations. [Image source ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/kuavo-5) Wheeled humanoid ## Leju Robotics KUAVO 5-W By [Leju Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/) The wheeled 5-W configuration in Leju’s KUAVO family. It is not assigned the locomotion capabilities of a bipedal KUAVO model. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/kuavo-5)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/) ### Overview Leju Robotics KUAVO 5-W is a wheeled humanoid platform from Leju Robotics. The wheeled 5-W configuration in Leju’s KUAVO family. It is not assigned the locomotion capabilities of a bipedal KUAVO model. ### Leju Robotics KUAVO 5-W configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### KUAVO 5-W capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is industrial development. The platform description highlights wheeled manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### KUAVO 5-W pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Leju Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/leju/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official KUAVO 5-W reference](https://lejurobot.com/products/kuavo-5). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Wheeled manipulation #### Intended use - Industrial development ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: KUAVO 5-W; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://lejurobot.com/products/kuavo-5) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: NOETIX Robotics Xiao Yue Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/noetix-xiaoyue/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [NOETIX Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/)›NOETIX Robotics Xiao Yue Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/XY/) Biomimetic interaction ## NOETIX Robotics Xiao Yue By [NOETIX Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/) A named biomimetic interaction platform in Noetix’s product range. Public listing does not by itself establish general commercial availability. In development [Official reference ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/XY/)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/) ### Overview NOETIX Robotics Xiao Yue is a biomimetic interaction platform from NOETIX Robotics. A named biomimetic interaction platform in Noetix’s product range. Public listing does not by itself establish general commercial availability. ### NOETIX Robotics Xiao Yue configuration and evidence This profile covers a development platform. Demonstrations and announced features should not be interpreted as confirmation of unrestricted commercial availability. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Xiao Yue capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is human-robot interaction research. The platform description highlights biomimetic interaction. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Degrees of freedom: 30 active DOF - Developer access: Android SDK, demo packages and developer documentation - Configuration: Xiao Yue / X-Head 1 biomimetic interaction platform ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Xiao Yue pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [NOETIX Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Xiao Yue reference](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/XY/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Biomimetic interaction #### Intended use - Human-robot interaction research ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: Xiao Yue / X-Head 1 biomimetic interaction platform - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: 30 active DOF - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Android SDK, demo packages and developer documentation ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/XY/) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: NOETIX Robotics Xiao Nuo Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/noetix-xiaonuo/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:15 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [NOETIX Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/)›NOETIX Robotics Xiao Nuo Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/XN/) Upper-body android ## NOETIX Robotics Xiao Nuo By [NOETIX Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/) A biomimetic upper-body platform with an expressive head. It is not represented as a full walking humanoid. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/XN/)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/) ### Overview NOETIX Robotics Xiao Nuo is a upper-body android platform from NOETIX Robotics. A biomimetic upper-body platform with an expressive head. It is not represented as a full walking humanoid. ### NOETIX Robotics Xiao Nuo configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Xiao Nuo capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is embodied dialogue research. The platform description highlights expressive interaction. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Degrees of freedom: 32 active and 8 passive DOF in the biomimetic head - Developer access: Cross-platform SDK; joint-control, facial-generation and audio lip-sync APIs ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Xiao Nuo pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [NOETIX Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Xiao Nuo reference](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/XN/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Expressive interaction #### Intended use - Embodied dialogue research ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: Xiao Nuo; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: 32 active and 8 passive DOF in the biomimetic head - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Cross-platform SDK; joint-control, facial-generation and audio lip-sync APIs ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/XN/) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: NOETIX Robotics W1 Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/noetix-w1/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [NOETIX Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/)›NOETIX Robotics W1 Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/W1/) Wheeled service robot ## NOETIX Robotics W1 By [NOETIX Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/) Noetix’s wheeled robot platform. W1 is separated from the company’s bipedal N2 and E1 robots. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/W1/)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/) ### Overview NOETIX Robotics W1 is a wheeled service robot platform from NOETIX Robotics. Noetix’s wheeled robot platform. W1 is separated from the company’s bipedal N2 and E1 robots. ### NOETIX Robotics W1 configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### W1 capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is guidance and reception. The platform description highlights wheeled service interaction. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Degrees of freedom: 54 active DOF: 32 head and 22 arms, as reported by manufacturer - Sensors: LiDAR, ultrasonic sensors and depth cameras - Developer access: Android SDK, demo packages and developer documentation ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### W1 pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [NOETIX Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/noetix/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official W1 reference](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/W1/). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Wheeled service interaction #### Intended use - Guidance and reception ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: W1; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: 54 active DOF: 32 head and 22 arms, as reported by manufacturer - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: LiDAR, ultrasonic sensors and depth cameras - Developer access: Android SDK, demo packages and developer documentation ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.noetixrobotics.com/en/detail/W1/) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Petoi Nybble Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/petoi-nybble/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Petoi](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/)›Petoi Nybble Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-nybble-robot-cat) Robot cat ## Petoi Nybble By [Petoi](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/) Petoi’s programmable robot cat platform. Nybble is cataloged as a cat rather than inserted into the robot dog list. Earlier generation [Official reference ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-nybble-robot-cat)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/) ### Overview Petoi Nybble is a robot cat platform from Petoi. Petoi’s programmable robot cat platform. Nybble is cataloged as a cat rather than inserted into the robot dog list. ### Petoi Nybble configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Nybble capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is stem education. The platform description highlights programmable quadruped motion. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Nybble pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Petoi and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Nybble reference](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-nybble-robot-cat). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Programmable quadruped motion #### Intended use - STEM education ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: Nybble; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-nybble-robot-cat) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Petoi Nybble Q Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/petoi-nybble-q/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Petoi](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/)›Petoi Nybble Q Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-nybble-q-robot-cat) Robot cat ## Petoi Nybble Q By [Petoi](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/) A named Petoi robot cat platform. Nybble Q is documented separately from the earlier Nybble and from Bittle robot dogs. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-nybble-q-robot-cat)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/) ### Overview Petoi Nybble Q is a robot cat platform from Petoi. A named Petoi robot cat platform. Nybble Q is documented separately from the earlier Nybble and from Bittle robot dogs. ### Petoi Nybble Q configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Nybble Q capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is coding and stem education. The platform description highlights programmable robot-pet interaction. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Nybble Q pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Petoi and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/robot-dog-manufacturers/petoi/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Nybble Q reference](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-nybble-q-robot-cat). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Programmable robot-pet interaction #### Intended use - Coding and STEM education ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: Nybble Q; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.petoi.com/products/petoi-nybble-q-robot-cat) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: 1X Technologies EVE Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/1x-eve/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [1X Technologies](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/)›1X Technologies EVE Manufacturer product image. [Image source ↗](https://www.1x.tech/about) Wheeled humanoid ## 1X Technologies EVE By [1X Technologies](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/) 1X’s wheeled industrial humanoid, documented in factory deployments. EVE is a distinct platform from the bipedal NEO family. Earlier generation [Official reference ↗](https://www.1x.tech/about)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/) ### Overview 1X Technologies EVE is a wheeled humanoid platform from 1X Technologies. 1X’s wheeled industrial humanoid, documented in factory deployments. EVE is a distinct platform from the bipedal NEO family. ### 1X Technologies EVE configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### EVE capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is industrial robot deployment. The platform description highlights wheeled manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### EVE pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [1X Technologies and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/1x/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official EVE reference](https://www.1x.tech/about). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Wheeled manipulation #### Intended use - Industrial robot deployment ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: EVE; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.1x.tech/about) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Apptronik Astra Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/apptronik-astra/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Apptronik](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/apptronik/)›Apptronik Astra Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://apptronik.com/our-work/astra) Upper-body humanoid ## Apptronik Astra By [Apptronik](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/apptronik/) An Apptronik upper-body humanoid research platform that informed the manipulation and interaction work later used in Apollo. Earlier generation [Official reference ↗](https://apptronik.com/our-work/astra)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/apptronik/) ### Overview Apptronik Astra is a upper-body humanoid platform from Apptronik. An Apptronik upper-body humanoid research platform that informed the manipulation and interaction work later used in Apollo. ### Apptronik Astra configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Astra capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is research-platform history. The platform description highlights upper-body manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Astra pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Apptronik and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/apptronik/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Astra reference](https://apptronik.com/our-work/astra). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Upper-body manipulation #### Intended use - Research-platform history ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: Astra; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://apptronik.com/our-work/astra) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Apptronik Draco II / III Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/apptronik-draco/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Apptronik](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/apptronik/)›Apptronik Draco II / III Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://apptronik.com/our-work/draco-ii-iii) Research biped ## Apptronik Draco II / III By [Apptronik](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/apptronik/) Apptronik’s Draco II and III research platforms. The official page treats the two together, so this entry records their shared research lineage without inventing separate specification sheets. Earlier generation [Official reference ↗](https://apptronik.com/our-work/draco-ii-iii)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/apptronik/) ### Overview Apptronik Draco II / III is a research biped platform from Apptronik. Apptronik’s Draco II and III research platforms. The official page treats the two together, so this entry records their shared research lineage without inventing separate specification sheets. ### Apptronik Draco II / III configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Draco II / III capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is historical control development. The platform description highlights biped robotics research. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Draco II / III pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Apptronik and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/apptronik/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Draco II / III reference](https://apptronik.com/our-work/draco-ii-iii). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Biped robotics research #### Intended use - Historical control development ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: Draco II / III; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://apptronik.com/our-work/draco-ii-iii) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Agility Robotics Cassie Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/agility-cassie/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Agility Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agility/)›Agility Robotics Cassie Oregon State University · CC BY-SA 2.0 [Image source ↗](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cassie_the_robot_01.jpg) Research biped ## Agility Robotics Cassie By [Agility Robotics](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agility/) Agility Robotics’ earlier biped research platform. Cassie precedes Digit and is not presented as a current Digit purchase configuration. Earlier generation [Official reference ↗](https://github.com/agilityrobotics/cassie-doc)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agility/) ### Overview Agility Robotics Cassie is a research biped platform from Agility Robotics. Agility Robotics’ earlier biped research platform. Cassie precedes Digit and is not presented as a current Digit purchase configuration. ### Agility Robotics Cassie configuration and evidence This is an earlier-generation platform. Its inclusion documents the manufacturer’s development history; it does not indicate that a new unit is currently available to buy. Keep this generation separate from its successors when comparing hardware, software and demonstrations. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### Cassie capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is research-platform history. The platform description highlights biped locomotion. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The official reference identifies this platform, but a consistent configuration-specific numeric specification table has not been verified here. Dimensions, operating time and load limits remain unfilled rather than being borrowed from a related robot. ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### Cassie pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Agility Robotics and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/agility/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official Cassie reference](https://github.com/agilityrobotics/cassie-doc). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Biped locomotion #### Intended use - Research-platform history ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: Cassie; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: Not published - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://github.com/agilityrobotics/cassie-doc) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Unitree G1-D Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/unitree-g1-d/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Unitree](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/)›Unitree G1-D Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/G1-D) Mobile manipulation ## Unitree G1-D By [Unitree](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) Unitree’s G1-D embodied manipulation platform. It is recorded as a separate configuration rather than sharing the biped G1 specification sheet. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/G1-D)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) ### Overview Unitree G1-D is a mobile manipulation platform from Unitree. Unitree’s G1-D embodied manipulation platform. It is recorded as a separate configuration rather than sharing the biped G1 specification sheet. ### Unitree G1-D configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### G1-D capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is robot data collection. The platform description highlights embodied manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Weight: 90 kg - Payload: Approximately 3 kg per arm; excludes end-effector configuration differences - Battery and runtime: Upper body: quick-release 9 Ah; chassis: built-in 30 Ah ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### G1-D pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Unitree and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official G1-D reference](https://www.unitree.com/G1-D). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Embodied manipulation #### Intended use - Robot data collection ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: G1-D; configuration-specific official reference - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): 90 - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Upper body: quick-release 9 Ah; chassis: built-in 30 Ah - Payload and conditions: Approximately 3 kg per arm; excludes end-effector configuration differences - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/G1-D) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Unitree H2-D Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/unitree-h2-d/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Unitree](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/)›Unitree H2-D Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/H2-D) Mobile manipulation ## Unitree H2-D By [Unitree](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) Unitree’s industrial mobile manipulation configuration. H2-D has its own product reference and is not assigned base H2 walking specifications. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/H2-D)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) ### Overview Unitree H2-D is a mobile manipulation platform from Unitree. Unitree’s industrial mobile manipulation configuration. H2-D has its own product reference and is not assigned base H2 walking specifications. ### Unitree H2-D configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### H2-D capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is industrial research and integration. The platform description highlights industrial mobile manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Payload: About 7 kg rated / 15 kg peak per arm; not the same as continuous whole-platform carrying capacity - Configuration: H2-D family; bench and mobile configurations have different mass and battery specifications ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### H2-D pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Unitree and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official H2-D reference](https://www.unitree.com/H2-D). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Industrial mobile manipulation #### Intended use - Industrial research and integration ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: H2-D family; bench and mobile configurations have different mass and battery specifications - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: Not published - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: About 7 kg rated / 15 kg peak per arm; not the same as continuous whole-platform carrying capacity - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/H2-D) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Demonstrated functions do not establish independent autonomy or deployment certification. --- ## Selected or updated profile: Unitree R1-A / R1-A-D Canonical source: https://xpu.live/robot-platforms/unitree-r1-a/ Source page last modified (UTC): 2026-10-20 09:41:16 Public content captured at build time. Specification/review dates retain their original source scope. Documentation/article amounts may be illustrative; current profile price tables are omitted. [Unitree](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/)›Unitree R1-A / R1-A-D Manufacturer product photograph; configuration shown in the cited source. [Image source ↗](https://www.unitree.com/R1-D) Mobile manipulation ## Unitree R1-A / R1-A-D By [Unitree](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) The R1-A and R1-A-D configurations share an official Unitree reference. They are documented together to prevent treating alternate page and product labels as three unrelated robots. Product catalog [Official reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/R1-D)[Manufacturer products →](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) ### Overview Unitree R1-A / R1-A-D is a mobile manipulation platform from Unitree. The R1-A and R1-A-D configurations share an official Unitree reference. They are documented together to prevent treating alternate page and product labels as three unrelated robots. ### Unitree R1-A / R1-A-D configuration and evidence The manufacturer lists this platform in its product material. A catalog listing establishes the product reference, while actual delivery, options and regional availability still require confirmation. Check the exact edition and included hardware before comparing this platform with another robot from the same manufacturer. The reference linked below is the source for this record, reviewed on 20 October 2026. ### R1-A / R1-A-D capabilities and intended applications The documented application area is embodied ai research. The platform description highlights dual-arm manipulation. These describe the intended direction of the product; they are not an independent assessment of task success, reliability or autonomy. The following details are recorded from the cited material for this configuration: - Degrees of freedom: 5 or 7 DOF per arm, depending on edition - Payload: 2–4 kg maximum arm payload; edition-dependent - Configuration: R1-A / R1-A-D reference family; tabletop and mobile configurations are not separate robot generations ### Deployment and comparison For a practical evaluation, begin with the task and environment. Ask which operations are autonomous, which rely on a human operator, and which require a prepared space or an additional tool. Also confirm whether the demonstrated configuration matches the unit being offered. Integration planning should cover the controller, available software interfaces, safety procedures and support arrangements. A demonstration video alone does not establish continuous unattended operation. Battery endurance and payload figures, where supplied, need to be read together with their test conditions. ### R1-A / R1-A-D pricing and availability No verified current purchase price is entered for this record. Ask the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quotation that identifies included equipment, software, delivery region, warranty and support. A deposit, historical headline price or future target should not be treated as a current complete-system price. ### Manufacturer and official references Explore [Unitree and its related robot platforms](https://xpu.live/humanoid-manufacturers/unitree/) to compare products within the same company. For the original product description, consult the [official R1-A / R1-A-D reference](https://www.unitree.com/R1-D). Specifications in this profile stay editable in WordPress as new primary information becomes available. ### Capabilities & applications - Dual-arm manipulation #### Intended use - Embodied AI research ### Specifications Values apply to the cited configuration. Unknown specifications are not estimated. - Configuration / generation: R1-A / R1-A-D reference family; tabletop and mobile configurations are not separate robot generations - Height (cm): Not published - Weight (kg): Not published - Degrees of freedom: 5 or 7 DOF per arm, depending on edition - Battery / runtime: Not published - Payload and conditions: 2–4 kg maximum arm payload; edition-dependent - Sensors: Not published - Developer access: Not published ### Sources & verification [Specification reference ↗](https://www.unitree.com/R1-D) Sources reviewed: 2026-10-20. ### Limitations Configuration, software access and availability must be confirmed with the manufacturer. 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