What ZeroGPU gives a free account, how the 5-minute clock is counted, a working app in two files, and every catch in Hugging Face's own words

The companion to the reel. A free Hugging Face account that is more than 30 days old can host two Gradio apps on ZeroGPU — half an NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell, 48 GB of VRAM — with no card. The limit is time: five minutes of GPU a day, counted only while your app is working. PAGE 1 — the deal in Hugging Face's own words ("Half NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell — 48GB", "can host up to 2 ZeroGPU Spaces for free"), what the same memory costs to rent on Hugging Face's own price list, and five steps to your first app. PAGE 2 — the card and the clock: large vs xlarge, the full daily-quota table by account type, and how the quota resets. PAGE 3 — the app: a complete app.py and requirements.txt from the documented pattern, the three rules the docs set, and how to spend less quota per click. PAGE 4 — what fits in 48 GB as parameters × bytes, and what to put in your two free slots. PAGE 5 — eight catches, each quoted from the page it came from. PAGE 6 — the proof checklist. Every figure is quoted from the page it names, read September 23, 2026. No Space was created for this card. Independent guide from Hyperautomation Labs — not affiliated with Hugging Face, NVIDIA or Anthropic.

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