Monitor NVIDIA and AMD GPU servers without a cloud monitoring account. Start with one permanent Node License or use an annual Site License for easier offline deployment across a larger fleet.
GPUAlert Product Details Download Trial./gpualert -probe > probe_yourname.txt. Review the plain-text file before sending it.license.dat.Send one probe file for the server to be licensed, your PayPal transaction ID, licensed customer/company name, and a contact email address.
Send one representative probe file, your PayPal transaction ID, licensed customer/company name, contact email, requested Site ID, physical location or cloud account and region, and maximum concurrent node count.
After you pay, you must email your GPUAlert probe file and order details to service@smartbooth.com. PayPal does not automatically provide the machine or site information needed to issue your license. Your license is issued after we receive these details.
license.dat with the GPUAlert executable file in the same directory and verify it with ./gpualert -licenseinfoProbe files contain machine identifiers for license processing. Prices are in USD; applicable taxes, bank fees or reseller charges may apply.
For one physical Linux server, VM or cloud instance.
For a small GPU lab, AI team or single production cluster.
For a growing GPU fleet in one data center or cloud region.
For a large private AI environment at one defined site.
One node is one operating-system instance running GPUAlert: one physical Linux server, one VM, or one cloud instance. The number of GPUs installed in that node does not change the node count.
A Node License is signed to that machine fingerprint. Moving it to another machine requires a replacement-license request.
One site means one purchasing legal entity operating either one named physical data center/address, or one named cloud account/project in one region. A suggested Site ID is COMPANY-LOCATION-01.
Subsidiaries, customer environments, separate cloud regions and additional physical locations are not automatically included.
| Feature | Node License | Annual Site License |
|---|---|---|
| License term | Perpetual for the purchased major version | 12 months from the issue date |
| Machine binding | Bound to one machine fingerprint | Bound contractually to one Site ID and capacity tier |
| Deployment | Separate signed license for each node | One signed Site license may be installed on covered nodes |
| Included GPUs | All supported GPUs in the licensed node | All supported GPUs in every covered node |
| Updates and support | 90 days setup and activation help | Email support and updates throughout the active term |
| Internet activation | Not required | Not required |
A Site License expires at the end of its signed 12-month term. Renewal is manual, not an automatic credit-card charge. Contact Smartbooth before expiration and a new Ed25519-signed license.dat will be issued for the next term.
If a Site License expires, GPUAlert continues running in Trial mode: notifications receive the [TRIAL MODE] prefix and Trial notification limits apply. Installing the renewed file restores Licensed mode without requiring Internet activation.
Please summarize the scope, nodes, and country for each location to request a custom Enterprise agreement for multiple physical locations, multiple cloud regions, MSP/customer environments, redistribution rights or let us know how many concurrent nodes if you need the price for exceeding 200.
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