> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.primeintellect.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Get Availability Information

> How to check GPU and disk availability and pricing

<Info>Before you start, ensure you have set your API keys and SSH key path as outlined in the [CLI introduction](/cli-reference/introduction).</Info>

## Retrieving GPU Availability Data

To see all available GPU types and their current pricing across all regions, simply run:

```bash theme={null}
prime availability list
```

This command will display a table showing all available GPU configurations, including details like GPU type, count, location, price per hour, and stock status.

## Retrieving Disk Availability Data

To see all available disk storage options across providers and datacenters:

```bash theme={null}
prime availability disks
```

This displays available persistent storage configurations with pricing, maximum capacity, and multinode support information.

## Retrieving Filtered GPU Availability Data

You can then use filters like `--gpu-type`, `--regions`, or `--gpu-count` to narrow down the results. Here are all available filters:

### GPU Availability Filters

* `--gpu-type`: Filter by specific GPU model
  * Example: `--gpu-type H100_80GB`
  * Optional string value

* `--gpu-count`: Filter by number of GPUs
  * Example: `--gpu-count 2`
  * Optional integer value

* `--regions`: Filter by geographic regions
  * Example: `--regions united_states,canada` or `--regions united_states --regions canada`
  * Optional, can specify multiple regions

* `--socket`: Filter by socket type
  * Example: `--socket PCIe`
  * Accepts values: `PCIe`, `SXM2`, `SXM3`, `SXM4`, `SXM5`
  * Optional string value

* `--disks`: Filter GPUs by disk IDs (shows GPUs in same location as disks)
  * Example: `--disks disk-id-1 --disks disk-id-2`
  * Optional, can specify multiple disk IDs
  * Useful for finding GPUs compatible with your existing disks

* `--group-similar`: Group similar configurations from same provider
  * Example: `--no-group-similar`
  * Default: true
  * Optional boolean flag

### Example with Multiple Filters

```bash theme={null}
prime availability list --gpu-type H100_80GB --regions united_states --socket PCIe --no-group-similar
```

### Finding GPUs Compatible with Your Disks

If you have existing disks and want to find GPUs in the same datacenter/region:

```bash theme={null}
# First, list your disks to get their IDs
prime disks list

# Then filter GPUs by disk IDs
prime availability list --disks disk-id-1 --disks disk-id-2
```

This ensures you see only GPU configurations that can access your existing disks.

## Retrieving Filtered Disk Availability Data

### Disk Availability Filters

* `--regions`: Filter by geographic regions
  * Example: `--regions united_states,eu_north`
  * Optional, can specify multiple regions

* `--data-center-id`: Filter by specific datacenter
  * Example: `--data-center-id US-1`
  * Optional string value

* `--cloud-id`: Filter by cloud configuration ID
  * Example: `--cloud-id "Provider Storage A"`
  * Optional string value

### Example with Filters

```bash theme={null}
prime availability disks --regions united_states --data-center-id US-1
```

## Understanding the Terminal Output

### GPU Availability Output

Here's an example of what the command output looks like:

| ID     | GPU Type   | GPUs | Socket | Provider | Location | Stock | Price/Hr | Memory (GB) | Security      | vCPUs | RAM (GB) |
| ------ | ---------- | ---- | ------ | -------- | -------- | ----- | -------- | ----------- | ------------- | ----- | -------- |
| 346663 | H100\_80GB | 2    | PCIe   | runpod   | CA       | Low   | \$5.40   | 160         | secure\_cloud | 32    | 502      |
| 551ffd | H100\_80GB | 2    | PCIe   | runpod   | US       | Low   | \$5.40   | 160         | secure\_cloud | 32    | 502      |

Each row represents a unique GPU configuration available for deployment. The output includes:

* A unique ID for the configuration
* GPU specifications (type, count, socket)
* Provider and location information
* Current stock status
* Pricing and hardware details

### Disk Availability Output

For disk availability, the output includes:

| ID     | Provider   | Location      | Stock     | Price/Hr/GB  | Max Size (GB) | Is Multinode |
| ------ | ---------- | ------------- | --------- | ------------ | ------------- | ------------ |
| 7d2232 | runpod     | US (US-WA-1)  | Available | \$0.00011111 | 8192          | Yes          |
| 472b26 | hyperstack | NO (NORWAY-1) | Available | \$0.00009700 | 100000        | No           |

Each row represents available disk storage with:

* A unique ID for the configuration
* Provider offering the storage
* Location (country and datacenter)
* Stock availability status
* Price per GB per hour
* Maximum disk size supported
* Whether the disk supports multinode (can be attached to multiple instances)