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GPU price guides · updated 16 Oct 2026

Where to rent every GPU at the cheapest price

One long guide per GPU: every offer we could read on the provider's own page, what each hour really includes, three monthly bills worked out line by line, measured performance per job, and the point where buying the hardware would cost less than renting it.

10Guides
350+Offers checked
420+Sources cited
01 / FeaturedHopper H100 SXM from $0.687 spot · $1.85 all-in How the H100 hour fell, and why it stopped falling 35 offers · 45 sourcesRead the guide 02 / FeaturedBlackwell RTX 5090 from $0.25 spot · $0.48 all-in What each hour includes, the real monthly bill, and when buying the card wins 28 offers · 31 sourcesRead the guide 03 / GuideHopper H200 SXM from $0.79 spot · $2.49 all-in What 141 GB buys you 35 offers · 48 sourcesRead the guide 04 / GuideBlackwell B200 SXM from $0.99 spot · $4.15 all-in Why a B200 hour is not one product 35 offers · 51 sourcesRead the guide 05 / GuideAda Lovelace RTX 4090 from $0.10 spot · $0.23 all-in Why a consumer card rents for ten cents 29 offers · 33 sourcesRead the guide 06 / GuideBlackwell RTX PRO 6000 from $0.33 spot · $1.15 all-in Which RTX PRO 6000 you actually rent 38 offers · 48 sourcesRead the guide 07 / GuideAda Lovelace L40S from $0.28 spot · $0.55 all-in Where 48 GB pays and where a consumer card wins 58 offers · 39 sourcesRead the guide 08 / GuideAmpere A100 SXM from $0.534 spot · $0.95 all-in An ageing card that is still cheap 36 offers · 45 sourcesRead the guide 09 / GuideAMD CDNA 3 MI300X from $0.99 spot · $1.65 all-in What runs on an MI300X in October 2026 28 offers · 42 sourcesRead the guide 10 / GuideHopper H100 PCIe from $0.81 spot · $1.35 all-in Three H100s, one name on the price list 31 offers · 41 sourcesRead the guide

01 / How we build these guides

How we build these guides

  1. Read every provider's own page

    Prices come from each provider's pricing page, console or public API on the check date. An aggregator figure is kept only when the provider's page cannot be read, and it is labelled as such.

  2. Price what the hour includes

    vCPU, RAM, disk, public IP, traffic, billing granularity and what a stopped machine still costs, so a marketplace headline and a managed all-in rate are never compared as if they were the same product.

  3. Date and cite every figure

    Each figure links to its numbered source with the day we read it, and each guide ends with the figures we could not confirm. GPUBank's own prices are measured on the same terms as everyone else's.

02 / Cheapest hour by GPU

The cheapest hour for each GPU, by kind of offer.

GPUMemoryCheapest spotCheapest marketplaceGPUBank all-inOffersGuide
H100 SXM80 GB HBM3$0.687$1.39$1.8535Read the guide
RTX 509032 GB GDDR7$0.25$0.37$0.4828Read the guide
H200 SXM141 GB HBM3e$0.79$2.80$2.4935Read the guide
B200 SXM180 GB HBM3e$0.99$5.00$4.1535Read the guide
RTX 409024 GB GDDR6X$0.10$0.28$0.2329Read the guide
RTX PRO 600096 GB GDDR7 ECC$0.33$0.92$1.1538Read the guide
L40S48 GB GDDR6 ECC$0.28$0.79$0.5558Read the guide
A100 SXM80 GB HBM2e$0.534$0.70$0.9536Read the guide
MI300X192 GB HBM3$0.99$0.50$1.6528Read the guide
H100 PCIe80 GB HBM2e$0.81$1.49$1.3531Read the guide

USD per GPU-hour, excluding VAT, read between 15 Oct and 16 Oct 2026. Spot and marketplace hours can be taken back or come with extra charges; each guide explains what the price includes. GPUBank's all-in price covers vCPU, RAM, local NVMe, a public IPv4 address and all traffic.