Usable-rate contract evidence register

Decision-incomplete — no eligibility output

This pilot contains zero reviewed records because the approved evidence bundle supplies no exact mapping from a current price row to a documented provider product and contract variant. Ambiguous rows remain excluded.

The admission gate

A row enters the register only when its raw provider identifier and an official source establish the exact product and contract variant. Each mapping must carry the provider product ID, contract variant, source URL, mapping version, review date, and confirmed status. Contract type is never inferred from price.

Marketplace or bid products, community and secure products, serverless products, capacity blocks, and other materially different contract types are reviewed separately.

Review sheet

Provider / product	Contract variant	Contract evidence	Mapping	Eligibility
No confirmed records · decision-incomplete rows are not published as eligible

Inspect the versioned JSON register. Its empty records array is the current reviewed result, not a placeholder for inferred data.

Fields reviewed before a decision

Billing unit
Reclaim or pause behavior
Notice behavior
Persistence
SLA applicability
Prepayment
Commitment term
Cancellation treatment
GPU-type portability

Unknown fields remain explicit. An incomplete record cannot produce a usable, conditionally usable, or incompatible result until the workload inputs and every decision-critical contract input have been reviewed.

What the register does not predict

The evidence bundle contains no comparable interruption-frequency dataset and no validated workload inputs. This register therefore does not estimate interruption probability, provider reliability, or completed-job cost.

Evidence, rights, and corrections

Published records may contain independently recorded factual contract attributes from public official documentation or authorized APIs. Every record must link to its official source and observation date. Provider prose, logos, raw payloads, and API-restricted fields are excluded.

GPUPrice's license covers its schema, selection, normalization, and annotations—not third-party material. Disputed records are removed or corrected, and sources require review when provider terms change.