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The cheapest GPUs worth renting

The lowest hourly rate on record, with the memory to be useful.

The rule this page selects on

Under $1.00 per GPU-hour, 16GB or more of memory, cheapest first.

A rate this low is usually a consumer card, and the hourly number is not the cost — a card half the price that takes three times as long is dearer. We hold no benchmark to tell you which, so this page ranks by rate and says so, rather than implying a cost per unit of work we have not measured.

20 priced parts carry no memory figure on record and are excluded rather than assumed to qualify. Unknown is not a yes.

Every part that meets it

GPUMemoryTierFrom $/GPU-hr
T4-16GB16GBdatacenter$0.15
RTX-4090-24GB24GBconsumer$0.16
V100-16GB16GB—$0.23
A10-24GB24GBdatacenter$0.24
RTX-4000-ADA-20GB20GBworkstation$0.28
L4-24GB24GBdatacenter$0.34
L40S-48GB48GBdatacenter$0.38
RTX-A6000-48GB48GB—$0.42
L40-48GB48GBdatacenter$0.46
A16-16GB16GBdatacenter$0.47
A40-48GB48GBdatacenter$0.53
RTX-6000-ADA-48GB48GBworkstation$0.67
RTX-PRO-6000-96GB96GBworkstation$0.80

On-demand list rates, read from each provider’s own page within 21 days · open any part for every provider selling it

What this ranking does not know

It orders by hourly rate, which is not the same as cost. A card at half the price that takes three times as long is dearer, and we hold no benchmark that would tell you which — so no page here claims a cost per unit of work. Nor does it know about FP64 throughput, interconnect bandwidth or encoder blocks. If those decide your choice, this page has narrowed the field and not made the decision.