GPU Per Hour

Real-time cloud GPU price comparison across 25+ providers
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GPU Per Hour is a real-time cloud GPU pricing aggregator built for AI/ML practitioners who need to find the best compute value fast. Instead of checking dozens of vendor pages manually, the platform tracks live pricing and availability across 25+ cloud providers (including AWS, Lambda Labs, RunPod, and Vast.ai) and indexes 10,000+ GPU listings. You can compare hourly rates for popular training and inference hardware such as NVIDIA H100, A100, and RTX 4090, then quickly narrow results to the exact configuration you need.

The interface is designed around practical decision-making: filter by GPU model and VRAM, choose regions, and refine by infrastructure details such as NVLink support, security tiers, and deployment types. Results can be sorted by price per GPU to surface the lowest-cost options immediately. When you find a matching instance, GPU Per Hour sends you to the provider to deploy, so you can go from research to running jobs with minimal friction.

To help you estimate real spend, the site includes a cost calculator and head-to-head provider comparisons that make it easier to weigh tradeoffs between large enterprise clouds and specialized GPU providers. Whether you’re training a model, running experiments, or sourcing short-notice capacity for rendering or distributed workloads, GPU Per Hour aims to make GPU shopping transparent, fast, and data-driven.

Support is available at [email protected], with additional information on the Contact and About pages.

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Features

  • Real-time pricing and availability tracking for 10,000+ GPU listings
  • Comparison across 25+ providers (e.g., AWS, Lambda Labs, RunPod, Vast.ai)
  • Advanced filters: GPU model, VRAM, region, NVLink, security tier, deployment type
  • Sorting by price per GPU to find the cheapest instances quickly
  • Cost calculator for estimating true hourly expenses
  • Head-to-head provider comparisons
  • Covers both enterprise GPUs (H100/A100) and consumer GPUs (RTX 4090/3090)

How It’s Used

  • Find the lowest hourly rate for an NVIDIA H100 SXM instance
  • Compare AWS pricing/features against specialized GPU clouds like RunPod
  • Locate available RTX 4090 capacity for distributed training or rendering
  • Select GPU instances that meet VRAM and NVLink requirements for multi-GPU workloads
  • Estimate budget for experiments using the built-in cost calculator

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