Who rents the RTX PRO 6000 cheapest?

RunPod, at $1.69/GPU-hr on RTX Pro 6000 · Community Cloud, read on 17 Sept 2026. That is the on-demand rate for one GPU for one hour; the whole machine bills $1.69/hr.

What is the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell?

96 GB of GDDR7 on a workstation card. The cheapest way to hold a large model in one GPU's memory. It is a Blackwell board from 2025 with 96 GB of memory at 1.79 TB/s, in the PCIe card package. Those figures come from the vendor, not from any provider's price page.

Can I rent a RTX PRO 6000 on spot?

Yes. 6 of the 8 configurations here publish an interruptible rate, the cheapest being $0.921/GPU-hr at Verda (DataCrunch), 50% under its own on-demand rate. The machine can be taken back mid-run, so it suits work that checkpoints.

Why do RTX PRO 6000 prices differ so much?

The spread here runs from $1.69/GPU-hr to $2.50/GPU-hr for the same silicon, because what else comes with it differs: the vCPU and RAM around the GPU, whether a disk is included, how many regions it runs in, and whether the machine belongs to the provider or to a third party on a marketplace. Each row says which.

How current are these prices?

They are read every morning from each provider's own public page or API, and this page recomputes with them. Last refresh: 17 Sept 2026. Reserved and committed rates are not indexed. Prices exclude tax.

NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell pricing.

prices as of 17 Sept 2026 · 3 providers · 9 configurations

96 GB of GDDR7 on a workstation card. The cheapest way to hold a large model in one GPU's memory.

The cheapest RTX PRO 6000 today is RTX Pro 6000 · Community Cloud at RunPod, $1.69/GPU-hr, read 17 Sept 2026; the cheapest interruptible rate is $0.921/GPU-hr at Verda (DataCrunch).

96 GB memory1.79 TB/sBlackwellPCIe cardlaunched 2025

Head to headCoreWeave vs RunPod Verda (DataCrunch) vs RunPod or any two machines →

Cheapest on demand

$1.69

per GPU-hour at RunPod

Median of the spread

$1.84

across 8 configurations

Cheapest interruptible

$0.921

6 of 8 publish one

Per GB of memory

$0.0176/GB-hr

market median $0.0300/GB-hr

What the board is

published by NVIDIA, not by a provider

Memory: 96 GB
Memory bandwidth: 1.79 TB/s
Architecture: Blackwell
Launched: 2025

These are the chip's own figures, kept in this site's registry and the same whoever rents it out. A provider's feed is trusted for its prices, its GPU counts and the memory it states per card, never for what the board is. There is no speed score on this page: bandwidth is a published number, and turning it into a benchmark would be inventing one.

Every provider renting the RTX PRO 6000

Cheapest per GPU-hour first. The rate is for one GPU for one hour, so a node of eight sits beside a single card at a comparable number, with the whole machine's hourly price under it. Where a provider publishes an interruptible rate it is in the same cell.

RunPod
RTX Pro 6000 · Community Cloud
1x RTX PRO 6000 · 96 GB each · 16 vCPU · 188 GB RAM
disk none, billed separately · regions not stated · billed per second · marketplace
Community Cloud: vetted third-party hosts, cheaper and less consistent · storage billed separately · billed per second
View at RunPod ↗
$1.69per GPU-hour$1.69/hr all inno spot rate
Verda (DataCrunch)
1RTXPRO6000.30V · 1x RTX PRO 6000 96GB
1x RTX PRO 6000 · 96 GB each · 30 vCPU · 90 GB RAM
disk none, billed separately · regions not stated · billed per hour
Dedicated Hardware Instance · storage billed separately
Verda (DataCrunch) ↗
$1.84per GPU-hour$1.84/hr all in$0.921 spot
Verda (DataCrunch)
2RTXPRO6000.60V · 2x RTX PRO 6000 96GB
2x RTX PRO 6000 · 96 GB each · 60 vCPU · 180 GB RAM
disk none, billed separately · regions not stated · billed per hour
Dedicated Hardware Instance · storage billed separately · 1597 GB/s between GPUs
Verda (DataCrunch) ↗
$1.84per GPU-hour$3.68/hr all in$0.921 spot
Verda (DataCrunch)
4RTXPRO6000.120V · 4x RTX PRO 6000 96GB
4x RTX PRO 6000 · 96 GB each · 120 vCPU · 360 GB RAM
disk none, billed separately · regions not stated · billed per hour
Dedicated Hardware Instance · storage billed separately · 1597 GB/s between GPUs
Verda (DataCrunch) ↗
$1.84per GPU-hour$7.37/hr all in$0.921 spot
Verda (DataCrunch)
8RTXPRO6000.240V · 8x RTX PRO 6000 96GB
8x RTX PRO 6000 · 96 GB each · 240 vCPU · 720 GB RAM
disk none, billed separately · regions not stated · billed per hour
Dedicated Hardware Instance · storage billed separately · 1597 GB/s between GPUs
Verda (DataCrunch) ↗
$1.84per GPU-hour$14.74/hr all in$0.921 spot
Verda (DataCrunch)
1RTXPRO6000.30V.CC · 1x RTX PRO 6000 CC 96GB
1x RTX PRO 6000 · 96 GB each · 30 vCPU · 90 GB RAM
disk none, billed separately · regions not stated · billed per hour
Dedicated Hardware Instance · storage billed separately
Verda (DataCrunch) ↗
$1.88per GPU-hour$1.88/hr all in$0.939 spot
RunPod
RTX Pro 6000 · Secure Cloud
1x RTX PRO 6000 · 96 GB each · 16 vCPU · 188 GB RAM
disk none, billed separately · regions not stated · billed per second
Secure Cloud: RunPod's own datacentres · storage billed separately · billed per second
RunPod ↗
$2.09per GPU-hour$2.09/hr all inno spot rate
CoreWeave
NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition (High Memory)
8x RTX PRO 6000 · 96 GB each · 128 vCPU · 1024 GB RAM · NVLink
disk 7.7 TB · 2 regions · billed per hour
$20 an hour for the whole node · egress and VPC free · IPv4 and storage billed separately · spot shown is the cheaper of the two regions
CoreWeave ↗
$2.50per GPU-hour$20/hr all in$1.38 spot

Billed as a function

1 rate · never ranked

These rates buy a container that runs when it is called, not a machine you hold. CPU and memory are billed on top, a chosen region or a guarantee against preemption costs more, and the figure is a floor rather than a price. They are listed for what they are and ranked nowhere on this site.

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Nvidia RTX PRO 6000
1x RTX PRO 6000 · 96 GB each · host size not stated
disk none, billed separately · regions not stated · billed per second · serverless
$0.000842 a GPU-second, the preemptible region-agnostic rate · a chosen region costs 1.15x to 1.75x and non-preemptible 3x · CPU, memory and volumes billed on top · memory is the board's published spec
Modal ↗
$3.03per GPU-hour$3.03/hr all inno spot rate

Frequently asked

Who rents the RTX PRO 6000 cheapest?: RunPod, at $1.69/GPU-hr on RTX Pro 6000 · Community Cloud, read on 17 Sept 2026. That is the on-demand rate for one GPU for one hour; the whole machine bills $1.69/hr.
What is the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell?: 96 GB of GDDR7 on a workstation card. The cheapest way to hold a large model in one GPU's memory. It is a Blackwell board from 2025 with 96 GB of memory at 1.79 TB/s, in the PCIe card package. Those figures come from the vendor, not from any provider's price page.
Can I rent a RTX PRO 6000 on spot?: Yes. 6 of the 8 configurations here publish an interruptible rate, the cheapest being $0.921/GPU-hr at Verda (DataCrunch), 50% under its own on-demand rate. The machine can be taken back mid-run, so it suits work that checkpoints.
Why do RTX PRO 6000 prices differ so much?: The spread here runs from $1.69/GPU-hr to $2.50/GPU-hr for the same silicon, because what else comes with it differs: the vCPU and RAM around the GPU, whether a disk is included, how many regions it runs in, and whether the machine belongs to the provider or to a third party on a marketplace. Each row says which.
How current are these prices?: They are read every morning from each provider's own public page or API, and this page recomputes with them. Last refresh: 17 Sept 2026. Reserved and committed rates are not indexed. Prices exclude tax.

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