meta.next to page through results, and date ranges that exclude the end date.
What this does
- Discover — reads
/metadatafor the ids the token holds and each one’srow_type. - Latest — reads the current value of the daily H100 index, a single row.
- History — pages the full two-year series, following
meta.nextto exhaustion. - Intraday — pulls the last week of the 30-minute series for the same GPU.
- Overlay — lines up the daily level with the last intraday level of each day.
All index values are in $/GPU-hr. Every row has
id, type, timestamp, value, p5 and
p95. A daily row’s timestamp is a calendar date; an intraday row’s is a UTC instant — a
response never mixes the two, because a request names one index. Treat p5 and p95 as
optional: points from General Index (meta.source is gx) carry the level only, so those
two come back null. Set source to choose — see
Choosing a source.Customizing
- Another index — swap the
id. Family-level daily indices arerental-hopper-1y-us-dailyandrental-blackwell-1y-us-daily; GPU-level ones name the GPU, and each has an…-intradaycounterpart./metadatalists exactly what your token holds. - Point-in-time — swap
/historyfor/as-of?at=2026-06-01to ask what the index read on a given day. A non-publication day carries back to the prior published value. - Ordering —
sort_by=value&sort_order=descgives the highest levels first; the default is oldest first bytimestamp.