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Price disclaimer: All prices are indicative list prices in USD, collected automatically from provider APIs and public catalogs and refreshed about every 2 hours. They exclude taxes, storage, egress and other fees unless a provider bundles them, may be out of date, and don't guarantee availability. The provider's own website is authoritative at the time of booking. PetaPrice does not rent out compute and is not a party to any contract with a provider. FLOPS are theoretical peak values from vendor datasheets. More

GPU glossary/Pricing and renting

GPU-hour

Also known as: GPU·h

One GPU for one hour. An 8-GPU node for 2 hours is 16 GPU-hours. A GPU running around the clock is about 730 GPU-hours a month.

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Ranked by the lowest on-demand price per GPU-hour.

1RTX 306012 GB$0.06/h
2RTX 30708 GB$0.09/h
3RTX 4060 Ti16 GB$0.10/h
4RTX 4070 SUPER12 GB$0.11/h
5RTX 309024 GB$0.12/h
6RTX A200012 GB$0.12/h
7RTX 5060 Ti16 GB$0.12/h
8RTX 407012 GB$0.14/h

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Related terms

On-demandPay by the hour (or second) with no commitment and stop whenever you like. The default view on PetaPrice.
$ per PFLOP-hourThe price of one GPU-hour divided by the GPU's dense peak PFLOPS at a chosen precision. It shows how much compute a dollar buys, so fast expensive GPUs and slow cheap ones can be compared directly. Lower is better.
NodeOne server. Datacenter GPUs usually come as 8-GPU nodes; some providers only rent whole nodes. PetaPrice always shows the price per GPU.

Pricing and renting

Spot / interruptibleSpare capacity sold at a discount that the provider can take back at any time. Good for checkpointed training and batch jobs.
Reserved / committedA lower hourly rate in exchange for a commitment, usually 1 to 3 years or a fixed contract.
Community / marketplace hostsPlatforms like Vast.ai where independent hosts rent out their machines. Often the cheapest option, with more variation in reliability and security.
EgressData transferred out of a cloud. Some providers charge for it; PetaPrice prices exclude it, as well as storage and IP addresses, unless the provider bundles them.