"I'm trying to GIVE you money": dev calls out Modal over B200 access limits
Kyrannio · x · 2026-10-30
In a follow-up, Kyrannio names Modal as the offender: he wants 2-8 reserved B200s monthly but is blocked by an artificial $50 spending cap — "I am trying to GIVE YOU MONEY" — highlighting how Modal and similar platforms push small GPU buyers toward $120k enterprise contracts.
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