NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell pricing.
Prices checked
The cheapest RTX PRO 6000 rents for $1.69/GPU-hr at RunPod, and the typical hour is $2.65 across 3 providers, checked .
Cheapest hour
RunPod
RTX Pro 6000 · Community Cloud
The least you pay for one RTX PRO 6000 for an hour on demand. Interruptible, it is $1.32/GPU-hr at Verda (DataCrunch).
Typical hour
the middle of 8 machines
Prices run from $1.69 to $2.70 for the same board; the rows below say what comes with each.
Every provider renting the RTX PRO 6000
- 1
RTX Pro 6000, Community Cloud · 16 vCPU
$1.69/GPU-hr - 2
RTX Pro 6000, Secure Cloud · 16 vCPU
$2.49/GPU-hr - 3
NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition (High Memory) · 8 GPUs, $20/hr all in
$2.50/GPU-hr - 4
1RTXPRO6000.30V · 30 vCPU
$2.65/GPU-hr - 5
2RTXPRO6000.60V · 2 GPUs, $5.29/hr all in
$2.65/GPU-hr - 6
4RTXPRO6000.120V · 4 GPUs, $10.58/hr all in
$2.65/GPU-hr - 7
8RTXPRO6000.240V · 8 GPUs, $21.16/hr all in
$2.65/GPU-hr - 8
1RTXPRO6000.30V.CC · 30 vCPU
$2.70/GPU-hr
Not ranked
A serverless rate buys the hour a function runs, not a machine you hold: CPU and memory are billed on top, so the rate is a floor rather than a price. How we read these
Nvidia RTX PRO 6000
$3.03/GPU-hr
How we count
Every 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 in the row.
The RTX PRO 6000's 96 GB of memory and its bandwidth are the maker's own figures, the same whoever rents it out. A provider's feed is trusted for its prices and its GPU counts, never for what the board is.
- Marketplace
- The provider matches you with someone else's machine.
- Own machines
- The provider owns or leases the machines.
- Serverless · not ranked
- Billed by the hour a function runs, not a machine you hold, so it is not ranked.
Similar GPUs
Other boards with about as much memory, cheapest hour first. Each percentage is against the RTX PRO 6000's cheapest hour, $1.69.
Frequently asked
- Who rents the RTX PRO 6000 cheapest?
- RunPod, at $1.69/GPU-hr on RTX Pro 6000 · Community Cloud, checked 1 Nov 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 maker, 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 $1.32/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 $2.70/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 someone else on a marketplace. Each row's tag says whose it is.
- How current are these prices?
- They are read every 3 days from each provider's own public page or API; the readings on this page are from 1 Nov 2026. Reserved and committed rates are not listed. Prices exclude tax.
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