GPU cloud price index

What an hour of a data-centre GPU costs on demand at a fixed sample of providers, with the source and read date of every price.

The index reads, at every provider in its sample, the on-demand price per GPU-hour of each data-centre GPU it lists, for the smallest instance it prices. Reserved, spot and community-hosted prices are left out: they need a commitment or can be taken away.

Every price is the one on the provider's own pricing page, excluding taxes, on the day in its row. A row older than 90 days is marked stale.

The rows stay in dataset order. The index does not rank providers or name a best one, and ANAROQ is not in it: it rents no GPU.

The index

Filter by GPU, provider or a minimum of GPU memory. The GPU column keeps each provider's own name for the GPU.

20 of 20 rows shown.

On-demand GPU prices in the sample, in dataset order (not ranked)
ProviderGPUGPU memory (GB)GPUs in the instanceRegionListed price per GPU-hourPer GPU-hour (USD)Per GB of GPU memory an hour (USD)
LambdaNVIDIA H100 SXM801United States$4.29Source · $4.29$0.0536
LambdaNVIDIA H100 SXM808United States$3.99Source · $3.99$0.0499
LambdaNVIDIA A100 PCIe 40 GB401United States$1.99Source · $1.99$0.0498
LambdaNVIDIA A100 SXM 80 GB808United States$2.79Source · $2.79$0.0349
LambdaNVIDIA B200 SXM61801United States$6.99Source · $6.99$0.0388
DigitalOceanNVIDIA HGX H100801One price everywhere$4.41Source · $4.41$0.0551
DigitalOceanNVIDIA HGX H2001411One price everywhere$4.47Source · $4.47$0.0317
DigitalOceanNVIDIA L40S481One price everywhere$1.57Source · $1.57$0.0327
DigitalOceanNVIDIA RTX 4000 Ada Generation201One price everywhere$0.76Source · $0.76$0.038
RunpodH100 SXM801One price everywhere$3.99Source · $3.99$0.0499
RunpodH100 PCIe801One price everywhere$2.89Source · $2.89$0.0361
RunpodA100 SXM801One price everywhere$1.79Source · $1.79$0.0224
RunpodL40S481One price everywhere$1.09Source · $1.09$0.0227
RunpodL4241One price everywhere$0.59Source · $0.59$0.0246
HyperstackNVIDIA H200 SXM1411One price everywhere$3.99Source · $3.99$0.0283
HyperstackNVIDIA H100 SXM801One price everywhere$3.2Source · $3.2$0.04
HyperstackNVIDIA H100801One price everywhere$2.5Source · $2.5$0.0313
HyperstackNVIDIA A100 SXM801One price everywhere$1.6Source · $1.6$0.02
HyperstackNVIDIA B2001921One price everywhere$6Source · $6$0.0313
UpCloudNVIDIA L4241One price everywhere€0.58Source · $0.65$0.027

Medians

The median price per GPU-hour of each GPU in each region, over every row. Different GPUs are never pooled: their prices say nothing about each other.

GPURegionRowsProvidersPer GPU-hour (USD)
NVIDIA H100 SXMUnited States21$4.14
NVIDIA A100 PCIe 40 GBUnited States11$1.99
NVIDIA A100 80GB SXMUnited States11$2.79
NVIDIA B200United States11$6.99
NVIDIA H100 SXMOne price everywhere33$3.99
NVIDIA H200 SXMOne price everywhere22$4.23
NVIDIA L40SOne price everywhere22$1.33
NVIDIA RTX 4000 Ada GenerationOne price everywhere11$0.76
H100 PCIeOne price everywhere11$2.89
NVIDIA A100 80GB SXMOne price everywhere22$1.7
NVIDIA L4One price everywhere22$0.62
NVIDIA H100One price everywhere11$2.5
NVIDIA B200One price everywhere11$6

Currencies

Each price is listed in the provider's currency, with its source and the day it was read. The other columns convert it with the European Central Bank's euro reference rates, the only rates the site converts with:

  • 1 EUR = 1.1188 USD, published for 13 Oct 2026Source ·
  • 1 EUR = 3.4404 ILS, published for 13 Oct 2026Source ·

Download

The whole index as CSV: every row with its source page, read date and stale mark, the listed price and the normalized values in USD.

Download the CSV gpu-price-index.csv

Example

One NVIDIA H100 SXM for an hour costs from $3.2 to $4.41 across 5 on-demand offers from 4 providers in the sample, with a median of $3.99. Running it all month (730 hours) at the median comes to about $2,912.7, before storage and traffic.

How the index is built

Sample: providers whose own pricing page is public (no login, no sales contact) and lists a fixed on-demand price per GPU-hour that can be bought self-serve, from GPUs in data centres they operate. Per provider, each listed data-centre GPU at the smallest instance priced; older rows may name a larger instance, and the GPU count column says which.

Normalization: the price per GPU-hour, and the same divided by the GPU's memory in GB. A GPU that @anaroq/gpu describes is grouped under its name; any other keeps the provider's name.

Left out of this snapshot: Akamai GPU (access on request), and every reserved, spot or community-hosted price.

Refresh: by hand, about once a month, in a reviewed change to the dataset; a row is re-read from its source or marked stale. Nothing is scraped.

Data methodology and neutrality policy

Limits

  • A sample of a few providers, not the whole market: medians describe the sample.
  • The instance around the GPU differs (vCPUs, RAM, disk, interconnect) and is not priced separately; per-hour prices of different instance sizes are not interchangeable.
  • On-demand capacity may be unavailable when you need it, and the price says nothing about availability.
  • Taxes, storage and traffic are not in the price; converted prices use one day's ECB rate.

Next steps

Sources

Data as of 18 Oct 2026, snapshot 2026.10.8. How we collect and compare this data