This experience also made me think about a specific UI improvement that could help new users avoid the same confusion. My suggestion: Add a mandatory tier-check/information page before users can even enter the actual GPU deployment interface. Currently, new users like me can click into the GPU section and start selecting configurations (instance type, storage, region, etc.) right away – only to be blocked at the final step by a tier restriction. That feels frustrating and misleading, especially after we've already topped up funds. A better flow would be: Before entering the actual deployment interface, show a full-page overlay or a dedicated landing page that includes: A detailed list of all available GPU models (MI300X, H100, etc.) with their specs, pricing, and required account tier (e.g., Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3). A clear explanation of the tier system and what users need to do to unlock higher tiers. Users who do not meet the required tier should not be able to enter the deployment interface at all. The "Create" or "Deploy" button should be completely hidden or disabled, with a clear message like: "This GPU requires Tier 3 access. Please upgrade your account to continue." This way: Users can browse and compare GPU options freely before committing any money. They will know upfront what the requirements are, avoiding the disappointment of depositing funds only to find out they can't use the service. It reduces confusion for international users who may not fully understand the tier system due to language barriers. I'm not asking for any changes to my case – you've already been very generous. I just wanted to share this feedback from a real user experience, in case it helps improve the platform for others. Thanks again for your help, and have a great day!
