GPU Rental Market Report – 2026-09-15
The cheapest GPU with at least 24 GB VRAM is the Titan RTX at $0.1478/hr on vast.ai, while the MI300X leads the 141 GB+ tier at $2.39/hr on runpod; ten GPUs dropped 36–70% versus yesterday and ten moved 34–84% over the past week.
Cheapest GPU by VRAM tier
Six VRAM tiers are tracked. The Titan RTX (24 GB) is the lowest-priced option at $0.1478/hr from vast.ai with 13 offers. The Q RTX 8000 (48 GB) covers both the 32 GB and 48 GB tiers at $0.2689/hr from vast.ai with one offer. The A800 PCIE (80 GB) is cheapest for the 80 GB tier at $0.4681/hr from vast.ai with three offers. The RTX PRO 6000 Max-Q (96 GB) leads the 96 GB tier at $1.2841/hr from vast.ai with 15 offers. The MI300X (192 GB) is the only entry for the 141 GB+ tier at $2.39/hr from runpod.
Largest price drops versus yesterday
Ten GPUs fell more than 35% compared with 2026-09-14, all on vast.ai. The RTX A2000 (6 GB) dropped 69.9% to $0.0361/hr from $0.12/hr. The RTX PRO 4000 (24 GB) fell 52.8% to $0.2689/hr from $0.57/hr. The RTX A4500 (20 GB) declined 48.3% to $0.0982/hr from $0.19/hr. The A100 PCIE (40 GB) decreased 44.8% to $0.657/hr from $1.19/hr. The RTX PRO 4500 (32 GB) slipped 44.5% to $0.3996/hr from $0.72/hr. The RTX 4070 Ti (12 GB) fell 43.1% to $0.1081/hr from $0.19/hr. The RTX A4000 (16 GB) dropped 37.8% to $0.1058/hr from $0.17/hr. The RTX 3080 (10 GB) declined 36.8% to $0.1074/hr from $0.17/hr. The RTX 3070 (8 GB) fell 36.6% to $0.0824/hr from $0.13/hr. The L4 (22 GB) dropped 36.3% to $0.3119/hr from $0.49/hr. Eighty-one chips were unchanged or within 1%. Eight GPUs appeared for the first time: A100 SXM4, A10g, A800 PCIE, B300 PC, CMP 170HX, GTX 1060, GTX 1070, GTX 1070 Ti.
Largest price moves versus last week
Ten GPUs moved more than 30% compared with 2026-09-08. The RTX 2080 Ti (11 GB) rose 84.0% to $0.1356/hr from $0.0737/hr on vast.ai. The GTX 1060 (6 GB) increased 70.3% to $0.047/hr from $0.0276/hr on vast.ai. The Tesla V100 (16 GB) climbed 55.5% to $0.19/hr from $0.1222/hr on runpod. The RTX 5090 (32 GB) gained 51.4% to $0.6271/hr from $0.4142/hr on vast.ai. The CMP 170HX (64 GB) rose 49.5% to $0.4006/hr from $0.268/hr on vast.ai. The H100 SXM (80 GB) increased 34.4% to $2.267/hr from $1.6864/hr on vast.ai. On the downside, the Tesla T4 (16 GB) fell 51.9% to $0.0812/hr from $0.1689/hr on vast.ai. The Tesla P40 (22 GB) dropped 47.5% to $0.0812/hr from $0.1548/hr on vast.ai. The RTX PRO 4500 (32 GB) declined 44.5% to $0.3996/hr from $0.72/hr on vast.ai. The GTX 1660 S (6 GB) rose 39.0% to $0.0556/hr from $0.04/hr on vast.ai. Forty-six chips were unchanged or within 1%. Seven GPUs appeared for the first time: A10g, B300 PC, Quadro P2000, Quadro P5000, RTX 4000 Ada SFF, RTX 5880Ada, RTX 6000D. Four GPUs dropped out: GTX 1050 Ti, RTX 2070S, RTX 3060 laptop, RTX 4500Ada.
Most listed GPUs
The RTX 3070 and RTX A4000 each show 37 offers on vast.ai. The RTX 3070 lists at $0.0544/hr and $0.0824/hr. The RTX A4000 lists at $0.0696/hr and $0.1058/hr. The RTX 5090 has 35 offers at $0.2556/hr on vast.ai.
Key takeaways
- Titan RTX at $0.1478/hr is the cheapest 24 GB+ GPU; MI300X at $2.39/hr is the only 141 GB+ option.
- Ten GPUs dropped 36–70% versus yesterday, all on vast.ai, led by RTX A2000 at -69.9%.
- RTX 2080 Ti rose 84% week-over-week to $0.1356/hr; H100 SXM climbed 34.4% to $2.267/hr.
- Tesla T4 and Tesla P40 each fell roughly 48–52% over the week on vast.ai.
- RTX 3070 and RTX A4000 are the most widely listed GPUs with 37 offers each on vast.ai.