Each guide follows the sequence a choice is made in: the criteria that matter, the measuring steps with the tool that answers each one, the Price Index rows the result is compared with, and the mistakes that cost the most.
The guides rank no provider, and ANAROQ is never one of the options. Prices come from the site's data, each with its source and the day it was read; the text itself states no number.
Guides
- Choosing a VPS for self-hosting: measure first, then compare: A practical guide to choosing a VPS for the apps you host yourself: what to measure with the site's tools, what to compare between plans, dated prices from the VPS Price Index and the mistakes that cost the most. 5 measuring steps, 5 tools.
- Choosing a GPU to run an LLM: from the model to the rented card: A practical guide to choosing a cloud GPU for an open model: fit the model in memory, compare the cost with an API, read dated on-demand prices from the GPU Price Index and avoid the usual mistakes. 4 measuring steps, 4 tools.
- Choosing infrastructure for AI agents: isolation, size and cost: A practical guide to choosing where AI agents run: the isolation their code needs, the resources agents use at once, the model cost behind them, dated VPS prices and the limits to require before an agent gets access. 4 measuring steps, 4 tools.
When a guide is published
A guide is written by hand, in English and Hebrew, and published only once at least 3 of the tools its steps use are published. Until then it stays a draft, out of search.
Guides are never generated per city, use or provider: each one answers one kind of choice.