swm gpus

Search live GPU availability and pricing across all configured providers.

Usage

swm gpus [OPTIONS]

Options

Option	Description
-g, --gpu	GPU name filter (fuzzy match)
-c, --count	Minimum GPU count
--max-price	Maximum price per hour
-p, --provider	Filter to specific provider
--secure	Only show secure cloud offers
-r, --region	Filter by region (free text, e.g. us-west)
--sort	Sort by: price (default), vram, provider
-n, --limit	Max results to show
--all	Show all results (no limit)

Examples

swm gpus -g h100 --max-price 3.00 --sort price
swm gpus -g a100 -p runpod --secure
swm gpus -g "rtx 4090" -c 4
swm gpus -r us-west
swm gpus --all --sort vram

Output

The result table includes a Min CUDA column showing each GPU’s minimum CUDA toolkit (e.g. Hopper → 11.8, Ada → 11.8, Blackwell → 12.8). When all rows in the filtered result share the same minimum, swm appends --cuda <X.Y> to the suggested next-step swm pod create command:

Next →  swm pod create -p <provider> -g h200 -n <name> --cuda 11.8

Pair this with swm images list -p <provider> --cuda <X.Y> to see compatible Docker images, or just pass --cuda to pod create and let swm pick the newest matching image automatically. See CUDA & image compatibility for the full picture.

Fuzzy matching

GPU names are matched with a 3-pass strategy: exact match, substring match, then token-based match. If no match is found, swm suggests similar names.