GPU cloud prices, October 2026.
Prices checked , updated daily until the month ends
So far in October 2026 the cheapest H100 SXM rents for $2.69/GPU-hr at RunPod, against a typical $3.63/GPU-hr, checked 1 Oct.
The month so far
Typical rate
$1.99/GPU-hr
level with September
Rentals
175
from 10 providers, as many as September
Rates moved
40
0 cheaper · 40 dearer
New providers
0
+0 new rentals from providers already here
Cheapest by GPU
The cheapest on-demand rate for each of the boards the most providers rent out, and the typical rate for that board.
H100 SXM
H100 SXM · Community Cloud
1x H100 SXM · 80 GB · 20 vCPU
RunPod
A typical rate is $3.63/GPU-hr, the middle of 15 rentals. The same cheapest price as in September.
A100 80GB SXM
A100 SXM · Community Cloud
1x A100 80GB SXM · 80 GB · 16 vCPU
RunPod
A typical rate is $1.79/GPU-hr, the middle of 11 rentals. The same cheapest price as in September.
B200
B200 · Community Cloud
1x B200 · 180 GB · 28 vCPU
RunPod
A typical rate is $6.92/GPU-hr, the middle of 16 rentals. The same cheapest price as in September.
L40S
L40S · Community Cloud
1x L40S · 48 GB · 16 vCPU
RunPod
A typical rate is $1.54/GPU-hr, the middle of 12 rentals. The same cheapest price as in September.
H200 SXM
H200 · Community Cloud
1x H200 SXM · 141 GB · 24 vCPU
RunPod
A typical rate is $4.73/GPU-hr, the middle of 9 rentals. The same cheapest price as in September.
RTX A6000
RTX A6000 · Community Cloud
1x RTX A6000 · 48 GB · 9 vCPU
RunPod
A typical rate is $0.65/GPU-hr, the middle of 9 rentals. The same cheapest price as in September.
Biggest rises
this week's changes →Hourly rates that ended the month somewhere other than they started, one line per provider and board.
Verda (DataCrunch) · 1% dearer · $8.62/GPU-hr $8.54/GPU-hr- Verda (DataCrunch) · 1% dearer · $9.92/GPU-hr $9.82/GPU-hr
- Verda (DataCrunch) · 1% dearer · $3.63/GPU-hr $3.59/GPU-hr
- Verda (DataCrunch) · 1% dearer · $4.73/GPU-hr $4.69/GPU-hr
RTX PRO 6000 · 1RTXPRO6000.30V
Verda (DataCrunch) · 1% dearer · $2.00/GPU-hr $1.98/GPU-hr
How we count
This report is rewritten by every daily refresh until October 2026 ends, and after that it is never changed. This version was written from the refresh of 1 Oct 2026.
A move is a price that ended the month somewhere other than where it started it, in the provider's own currency, so an exchange rate moving is not a move, and a price that went down and back up again is not one either.
The cheapest of a tier is a price that could lead a ranking on the day: the provider shows it as available and its prices were read in the last three days.
Every rate is the on-demand price for one GPU for one hour, so a node of eight is counted at what one of its GPUs costs, converted to US dollars at the day's ECB rate. Reserved and committed rates are not indexed.
A serverless rate is counted among the rentals and the moves, and is in no typical rate and no cheapest, because it buys a container that runs when called rather than a machine you hold.
The lists name each provider and board once: a provider whose rates follow demand moves every size of a board together, and that is one line. The counts hold every rental.
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