> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Availability Alerts

> Get an email when the GPU configuration you need is available to rent

GPU capacity changes hour to hour. If the configuration you need is sold out, create an availability alert. Hyperbolic emails you when matching GPUs are available to rent.

<Note>
  Availability alerts are available on personal accounts only. They aren't available in an organization view yet.
</Note>

## Prerequisites

* A signed-in Hyperbolic account at [app.hyperbolic.ai](https://app.hyperbolic.ai)
* Your personal account selected, not an organization

## Create an alert

You can start a new alert from two places:

* **Availability Alerts page**: Go to **Rent > Availability Alerts** in the console and click the new alert button.
* **GPUs page banner**: On [app.hyperbolic.ai/gpus](https://app.hyperbolic.ai/gpus), click **Notify me when available** in the "Can't find the GPU configuration you need?" banner.

Both open the **New Availability Alert** form.

### Configuration settings

These filters decide which capacity matches your alert.

| Setting | Options | Notes |
| - | - | - |
| **GPU type** | H100, H200, and other listed GPUs | Required. |
| **GPU count** | 1 or more, 2 or more, 4 or more, 8 or more, then steps of 8 up to 88 or more | Matches the count you pick or higher. For example, an "8 or more" alert also matches 16-GPU options. |
| **Regions** | Any supported region | Leave empty to watch every region. |
| **Deployment** | Any, Bare metal, Virtual machine | Defaults to Any. |
| **Connectivity** | Any, InfiniBand, Ethernet | Defaults to Any. |

### Alert settings

| Setting | Options |
| - | - |
| **Notify me** | **As soon as a match appears**. Once-a-day notifications aren't available yet. |
| **Stop watching** | **Never**, **After the first match**, **In 7 days**, **In 30 days**, or **In 90 days** |
| **Note** | Optional text to help you recognize the alert |

**Stop watching** controls whether the alert is one-time or recurring:

* **After the first match** creates a one-time alert. It emails you once and then turns off.
* **Never** creates a recurring alert. It keeps emailing you when matching capacity appears.
* **In 7, 30, or 90 days** creates a recurring alert that stops watching after that period.

## Alert status

Each alert card on the **Availability Alerts** page shows its notification status:

| Status | Meaning |
| - | - |
| **Notifications: on** | The alert is active and watching for matches. |
| **Notifications: off** | You paused the alert. You don't receive emails until you resume it. |
| **Notifications: ended** | A one-time alert already matched, or a recurring alert reached its stop-watching date. |

Ended alerts can't be resumed or extended. To keep watching, create a new alert with the same filters.

## Pause, resume, or delete an alert

From an alert card:

* Click the bell icon, or open the actions menu and choose **Pause alert** or **Resume alert**.
* Open the actions menu and choose **Delete** to remove the alert permanently.

## Active alert limit

You can have up to 10 active alerts at a time. The **Availability Alerts** page shows how many you're using, for example "3 of 10 active." Paused and ended alerts don't count toward the limit.

When you reach the limit, you can't create or resume another alert. Pause or delete an active alert to make room.

## When you get an alert email

GPU capacity can sell out between the time Hyperbolic sends the email and the time you open it. When you click through from an alert email, the console opens a modal that checks availability again:

* **Your GPUs are still available**: The modal shows how many options match your alert right now. Click **View rentals** to open the GPUs page with your alert's filters already applied.
* **No longer available**: The matching GPUs were rented in the meantime. The modal tells you whether the alert is still watching, paused, or ended.
* **We couldn't find that alert**: The alert was deleted.

Click **Manage alerts** in the modal to return to your alerts list.

## GPU count filter on the GPUs page

The GPU count filter on the GPUs page uses the same "or more" rule as alerts. Options read as **1+ GPUs**, **8+ GPUs**, and so on. Selecting **8+ GPUs** lists options with 8 or more GPUs.


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