What a GPU-hour costs

2,500 prices · 16 providers

Sources and method

Every price is read from the provider’s own price list, API or pricing page and normalised to US dollars per GPU-hour. History since Sep 24, 2026.

Where the prices come from

SourceWhatPrices
AWS EC2 price list and spot feedKeyless JSON behind the EC2 pricing pagesOn-demand per instance in every region; current spot prices777
Azure Retail Prices APIKeyless REST APIPay-as-you-go, spot, 1- and 3-year reservations per VM size and region1,331
Google Cloud pricing pagesHTML tablesA2, A3, A4 and G2/G4 machines (Iowa): on-demand, spot, 1- and 3-year CUDs; Cloud TPU per chip-hour in every region106
Oracle Cloud price listKeyless price list APIGPU list price per GPU-hour12
CoreWeave pricingPricing pageOn-demand and spot per instance15
Lambda pricingPricing pageOn-demand per GPU; 1-Click Cluster contract prices19
Nebius pricesPricing pageOn-demand and preemptible per GPU-hour14
Crusoe pricingPricing pageOn-demand per GPU-hour11
Runpod pricingPricing pageSecure Cloud and Community Cloud per GPU-hour30
Together AI pricingPricing pagePreemptible, on-demand and reserved GPU clusters per GPU-hour11
DigitalOcean GPU DropletsPricing pageOn-demand, spot and 12-month reserved per GPU-hour11
Akamai (Linode) types APIKeyless public APIGPU plans (RTX 4000 Ada and more), hourly list price9
Vultr plans APIKeyless public APICloud GPU and bare-metal GPU plans (A16, A100, H100, L40S, B200, MI300X, MI325X, MI355X, GH200), hourly list price9
Scaleway products APIKeyless public APIGPU instances in Paris, Amsterdam and Warsaw, in euros converted at the ECB reference rate19
Verda (DataCrunch) instance types APIKeyless public APIOn-demand and spot per instance (GB300, B300, B200, H200, H100, A100 and more)114
Vast.ai marketplaceKeyless search APICheapest verified on-demand offer and lowest interruptible bid per chip12

How the list grows

The aim is every cloud that publishes accelerator prices. 16 price readers so far (+1 in the last 30 days). Each day the run also syncs the companies.fru.dev registry and checks a few companies for a public GPU price page: 887 of 2,448 checked so far, 7 price pages found and waiting for a reader. 5 accelerators that sources list are not mapped to a chip yet.

Method

  • Per-GPU price = instance price divided by the accelerators in the instance. TPU and Trainium are per chip-hour. Neocloud per-GPU prices are shown as published.
  • On-demand is the list price with no commitment (Linux, shared tenancy on AWS and Azure). Spot is the current price from AWS’s and Azure’s feeds, Google Cloud’s page, or a neocloud’s “from” price. 1-year and 3-year are reservations or committed-use discounts as an hourly rate; Contract is a published cluster price for a fixed term.
  • Azure spot rows priced at or above pay-as-you-go are dropped: Azure lists them where spot is not really offered. Vast.ai is the cheapest verified offer (reliability 97%+) at read time.
  • History: a price that moves is updated and logged with the day it was first seen and the last day the old price was seen. Delisted offers are kept, marked removed. A source that suddenly returns far fewer rows removes nothing.
  • Not tracked yet: AWS Savings Plans and Capacity Blocks, Google Cloud prices outside Iowa for GPUs, and prices behind a sales contact.