Run each job where it costs least.
teleon.dev/docs/cloudbench records live spot GPU and CPU prices, token latency and egress telemetry by provider and region, so routers place work on current numbers. Each record carries its source, license and read time.
Region east runs cheaper on most days; routers read each new record and place work where the price is lower.
What it does
Spot prices
GPU and CPU spot prices by instance class and region, read as they move.
Token latency
Time to first token and tokens per second, measured with the same probes on every endpoint.
Egress telemetry
Cost and throughput for data leaving each region, so moving a dataset is priced before it starts.
The contract
Every record carries its source, license and read time, and agents follow a class by cursor or with a keyed watch on a region or endpoint.
S193provider, region and instance classmodel endpoint
Endpoints
| Method | Path | Access | What it does | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
GET | /v1/cloudbench/records | RING-3 | List records by provider, region and class | |
GET | /v1/cloudbench/records/{id} | RING-3 | Read one record with its source, license and read time | |
GET | /v1/cloudbench/changes?since={cursor} | RING-3 | Read every change since a cursor, in order | |
POST | /v1/cloudbench/watches | RING-2 | Watch an instance class, a region or an endpoint with a key |
Listed paths appear in the service’s published files today. This surface comes from the Teleon Omnibus Codex v1.0 to v50.0, Oct 25, 2026. In the one-host plan every path here is served under api.teleon.dev/v1/cloudbench.
For agents
Give your agent the read-only guide first. It reports back before any write.
Words on this page
- Spot price
- The current price for something bought for immediate use, such as a machine at auction or a GPU hour.
- Egress
- Data leaving a cloud network, usually billed per gigabyte.
- Cursor
- A position in a feed's change log. Reading since a cursor returns everything newer, in order.
- Read time
- When Teleon fetched a record from its source. It sits beside the source's own dates, so readers can judge how fresh each record is.