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What does a PetaFLOP cost right now?

Live GPU rental prices from 32 providers, normalized per GPU-hour and ranked by what you actually get: dense FLOPS, VRAM or memory bandwidth per dollar.

Updated · 29/29 sources
Matching offers56771 GPUs · 30 providers

Find the sweet spot

Cheapest offer for each GPU: price vs. dense FP16 / BF16 throughput. Up and to the left is better; the line connects GPUs nothing else beats on both.

NVIDIAAMDOtherSweet-spot frontierEqual $/PFLOP·h
$0.1$0.2$0.5$1$2$5$10$200.020.050.10.20.512Price per GPU-hour (log scale) →FP16 / BF16 PFLOPS per GPU →$1/PFLOP·h$3/PFLOP·h$10/PFLOP·h$30/PFLOP·hRTX 4060 TiRTX 4070 SUPERRTX A5000A30RTX 5090A100 SXM 40GBGaudi 2H100 PCIeH100 SXMInstinct MI300XInstinct MI355X

Best value by GPU

Ranked by $ / PFLOP·h at each GPU's cheapest matching offer. Click a column header to re-sort, or a GPU to compare every provider.

Longer, greener bars mean more compute per dollar. The label shows how much more each GPU costs per unit than the best one. Click a GPU to compare every provider.

Data sources · 29/29 healthy
  • Vast.ai229 offers
  • RunPod67 offers
  • Verda92 offers
  • GPU.ai32 offers
  • Shadeform187 offers
  • Vultr15 offers
  • AWS pricing113 offers
  • Lambda28 offers
  • Nebius7 offers
  • Hyperstack30 offers
  • DigitalOcean30 offers
  • Together AI11 offers
  • Scaleway15 offers
  • OVHcloud37 offers
  • Cudo Compute3 offers
  • Hyperbolic7 offers
  • Oracle Cloud15 offers
  • Crusoe6 offers
  • Hot Aisle4 offers
  • TensorWave6 offers
  • Cirrascale48 offers
  • Seeweb40 offers
  • Azure Retail API74 offers
  • Massed Compute74 offers
  • Latitude9 offers
  • SkyPilot: aws143 offers
  • SkyPilot: gcp76 offers
  • SkyPilot: nebius52 offers
  • SkyPilot: seeweb27 offers

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GPU pricing questions

What is $ per PFLOP-hour?

It is the rental price of one GPU for one hour divided by its peak compute in PetaFLOPS at the precision you choose. It shows how much compute each dollar buys, so a cheap slow GPU and an expensive fast one can be compared directly. Lower is better.

Which GPU gives the most compute per dollar right now?

At dense FP16/BF16, the Instinct MI355X currently leads at $1.03 per PFLOP-hour ($2.59 per GPU-hour at Vultr). Rankings change with prices; the table above updates every 2 hours.

How much does an H100 cost per hour?

On-demand H100 SXM prices currently start at $1.82 per GPU-hour, with a median of $3.58 across 22 providers. Spot capacity starts at $1.26.

Why dense FLOPS instead of the numbers on NVIDIA's spec sheets?

Headline tensor numbers often assume 2:4 structured sparsity, which doubles them but is rarely used in practice. PetaPrice always uses dense throughput so GPUs and vendors are compared fairly.

Where does the price data come from?

Directly from the providers wherever they publish prices (public APIs, official price lists and pricing pages), with Shadeform's multi-cloud API and SkyPilot's catalogs filling gaps: 891 offers from 32 providers, refreshed about every 2 hours. Prices are indicative list prices; confirm with the provider before booking.

What's the difference between on-demand, spot and reserved?

On-demand is billed by the hour with no commitment. Spot (interruptible) capacity is cheaper but can be reclaimed at any time. Reserved prices require a commitment, typically 1 to 3 years. PetaPrice never mixes them; the default view is on-demand.