Unless you’re a corporate ghoul with an unlimited AWS budget, getting your hands on cheap GPU horsepower is nigh impossible. We have a solu… okay, scratch that, the word “cheap” doesn’t pair well with “GPU rental”.
But we’ll try. We’ve scoured the digital wasteland to compile a list of cheap GPU hosting providers for those want to stretch their coin to the absolute limit. Whether you’re training an AI to predict your doom, mining pretend Internet coins, or just trying to render a video before you hit retirement age, this directory will point you toward smaller, scrappier providers who will rent you GPUs for non-Zuckerburg budgets.
True to our mission of surfacing budget-friendly infrastructure deals, we’ve put together a curated list of GPU VPS and dedicated server providers that offer access to NVIDIA GPUs at a fraction of the cost of the big cloud platforms. These providers are ideal for training open-source models like LLaMA, Mistral, or Stable Diffusion; running GPU-intensive inference tasks; or offloading video rendering jobs to faster hardware. If you aren’t sure why you would want a GPU-Enabled VPS, we’ve put together a full article that explains the details, so check it out.
This list includes both monthly rental options and hourly pricing models, allowing you to choose the plan that best fits your usage pattern—whether you’re running a persistent workload or just testing a model for a few hours.
We’ve also included providers who specialize in affordable dedicated GPU servers and those who broker GPU resources from data centers around the world. No matter your workload—whether it’s AI, gaming, media processing, or blockchain experimentation—this roundup gives you a head start in finding the right GPU host at the right price.
💡 Reminder: While these deals are cheaper than what you’ll find on mainstream clouds, GPU hosting is still a premium service. Be sure to evaluate your specific needs (VRAM, CUDA support, CPU pairing, etc.) before making a decision.
Let’s dive into the current top picks for cheap and reliable GPU hosting.
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This community provider offers GPUs on a month-to-month rental basis, paired with a big server (for example, 20GB of RAM, 480GB SSD, 20TB of bandwidth, etc.). Service is in Spokane, Washington or Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Example Pricing:
- RTX 3070 – $65/mo
- RTX 3090 – $135/mo
- RTX A6000 – $325/mo
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Another community provider (which is why we list them first!). InterServer offers a range of hosting services, including typical shared/VPS/dedicated and also dedicated backup VPS. For GPU servers, they pair the almighty card with a fast Ryzen CPU, a pair of 4TB NVMe drives, 192GB of RAM, and 1Gbps unmetered.
Example Pricing:
- RTX 4090 – $399/mo
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TensorDock is a little different. Instead of building out their own fleet of servers and selling them, they instead broker for others. Different providers sign up to offer GPU-based systems, and TensorDock coordinates the whole relationship, with reputation ratings. While you lose the “one throat to choke if something goes wrong” advantage, you do get access to a true global network of providers, plus hourly pricing.
Example Pricing:
- H100 – $2.21/hour
- RTX 4090 – $0.34/hour
- RTX 3090 – $0.30/hour
- RTX 4080 – $0.22/hour
- RTX 6000 – $.72/hour
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Vultr is well-known and we’re including them here for users who need a little more API but don’t have the massive budget needed for AWS or Azure. Vultr offers hourly pricing and while their pricing is not rock bottom, it’s cheaper than the big boys. In theory a big company like this is more stable, though some of our community feel that having a smaller player who’s hungry for your business is a better choice. Up to you.
Example Pricing:
- H100 $2.30/hour
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PureGPU is a monthly-contract provider, offering GPUs riding on AMD Epyc systems with SSDs. They offer servers with up to 4 GPUs, so if your budget is large (and I do mean large – we’re talking > $3,000/mo) you could have 192GB of VRAM at your fingertips. We’ll leave that pricing as an exercise for the reader. Here’s what pricing on a 4090 looks like for us mere mortals.
Example Pricing:
- RTX 4090 – $320/mo
- RTX 4000 – $125/mo
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“Vast.ai is the market leader in low-cost cloud GPU rental,” according to themselves. Compared to others, their pricing is pretty good, and is offered on an hourly basis. This is particularly true if you can utilize interruptible spot instances.
Example Pricing:
- H100 $2.07/hr (or $1.73/hr on interruptible)
- A100 $1.538/hr
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Scaleway offers many hosting options, including block storage, which is what is utilized for their GPU offers. I find their offers strange…for example, their 3090 pricing simply says “16 cores” for CPU but doesn’t tell you the model…I mean, that could be a 15-year-old CPU for all we know. Ask questions.
Example Pricing:
- 3090 – €0.98/hour
- H100 €2.73 /hour
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Final Thoughts:
Affordable GPU hosting options are available for those seeking to undertake GPU-intensive tasks without significant upfront investments. It’s essential to assess your specific requirements and choose a provider that aligns with your performance needs and budget. Always verify the latest pricing and availability directly with the providers, as the market for GPU hosting is dynamic and subject to rapid changes.
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