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GPU Rental Market Update: September 27, 2026

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The cheapest GPU with at least 24 GB VRAM is the Tesla V100 at $0.1356 per hour on vast.ai, with 15 offers available.

Cheapest GPUs by VRAM Tier

For users needing at least 24 GB VRAM, the Tesla V100 with 32 GB VRAM is the lowest-cost option at $0.1356 per hour from vast.ai, offering 15 listings. This same card also serves the 32 GB VRAM tier at the same price and offer count.

The next tier, requiring at least 48 GB VRAM, is served by the RTX A6000 with 48 GB VRAM at $0.33 per hour on runpod, though the number of offers is not specified in the data.

For 80 GB VRAM or more, the A800 PCIE with 80 GB VRAM is available at $0.4681 per hour on vast.ai with 3 offers. The RTX PRO 6000 Max-Q (96 GB VRAM) costs $1.2622 per hour on vast.ai with 23 offers, and the MI300X (192 GB VRAM) is priced at $2.39 per hour on runpod, with offer count unspecified.

Price Changes vs. Yesterday

The RTX 4070 saw the largest increase, more than doubling in price from $0.1286 to $0.2689 per hour on vast.ai, a 109.1% rise. The RTX PRO 4500 followed with a 106.2% increase from $0.3492 to $0.72 per hour on runpod.

Several GPUs declined in price: the RTX 5070 dropped 48.3% from $0.4689 to $0.2422 per hour on vast.ai, and the GTX 1660 S fell 46.0% from $0.0411 to $0.0222 per hour on the same provider. The Tesla V100 decreased 28.6% from $0.19 to $0.1356 per hour on vast.ai.

Among the changes, 55 GPU models showed no change or changed by less than 1% compared to yesterday. Four new GPU models entered the market: GTX 1650 S, RTX 2070, RTX 4070 laptop, and RTX 4080S. Three were removed: B300 MIG 34GB, Q RTX 4000, and Quadro GV100.

Price Changes vs. One Week Ago

Over the past week, the RTX 4070 increased 183.1% from $0.095 to $0.2689 per hour on vast.ai, the largest weekly gain. The RTX PRO 4500 rose 81.7% from $0.3963 to $0.72 per hour on runpod, and the RTX 2060S increased 77.9% from $0.0556 to $0.0989 per hour on vast.ai.

The GTX 1660 S experienced the steepest weekly drop, falling 71.1% from $0.0769 to $0.0222 per hour on vast.ai. The RTX 2060 declined 67.5% from $0.1963 to $0.0638 per hour on the same provider, and the GTX 1660 fell 44.9% from $0.6778 to $0.3737 per hour on vast.ai.

Fifty GPU models were unchanged or varied by less than 1% over the week. Seven new models appeared: GTX 1650, GTX 1650 S, RTX 2070, RTX 3060 laptop, RTX 4070 laptop, RTX 5000Ada, and RTX 5070 Ti. Three models disappeared: Quadro GV100, Quadro P5000, and RTX 4500Ada.

Most Frequently Offered GPUs

The RTX PRO 5000 is the most offered GPU on vast.ai, appearing twice in the top listings with 33 offers each — once at $0.5089 per hour and again at $0.7956 per hour, suggesting possible variant configurations or pricing tiers.

The RTX A5000 follows with 31 offers on vast.ai at two different prices: $0.1356 and $0.2296 per hour, indicating similar variability in listing details.

The RTX 5090 ranks third with 30 offers on vast.ai at a steady price of $0.4022 per hour.

  • The Tesla V100 remains the most cost-effective option for 24 GB+ VRAM workloads at $0.1356 per hour.
  • The RTX 4070 showed the strongest upward momentum, more than doubling in price both daily and weekly.
  • Weekly declines were steepest in mid-range GTX cards like the GTX 1660 S and RTX 2060.
  • The RTX PRO 5000 and RTX A5000 dominate in offer count, though their prices vary across listings.
  • Market turnover continues, with new GPU models entering and older ones exiting weekly.
GPU Rental Market Update: September 27, 2026 — overfeed.news