GPU Rental Market — 2026-10-11
The GPU rental market tracked 98 chip types across 217 listings from runpod and vast.ai on 2026-10-11, with the cheapest 24 GB VRAM option at $0.1168/hr for a Tesla V100 on vast.ai and the highest-volume listing at 44 offers for B200 on vast.ai.
Cheapest by VRAM tier
At the 24 GB and 32 GB tiers the Tesla V100 with 32 GB VRAM is the lowest-priced option at $0.1168/hr on vast.ai with 13 offers. For 48 GB VRAM the RTX A6000 at 48 GB leads at $0.33/hr on runpod. The 80 GB tier is led by the A800 PCIE at 80 GB for $0.4681/hr on vast.ai with 3 offers. At 96 GB the RTX PRO 6000 WS at 96 GB is cheapest at $1.2822/hr on vast.ai with 21 offers. The 141 GB tier is served by the MI300X at 192 GB for $2.39/hr on runpod.
Largest day-over-day price moves
Ten chips moved more than 1 percent versus 2026-10-10. The RTX PRO 4500 (32 GB) on runpod nearly doubled from $0.3608/hr to $0.72/hr, a 99.6 percent increase. The GTX 1660 (6 GB) on vast.ai fell 88.0 percent from $0.6778/hr to $0.0811/hr. The RTX 3060 Ti (8 GB) on vast.ai rose 60.8 percent from $0.0923/hr to $0.1484/hr. The RTX A2000 (6 GB) on vast.ai increased 44.3 percent from $0.0361/hr to $0.0521/hr. The A100 PCIE (40 GB) on vast.ai dropped 36.9 percent from $0.9339/hr to $0.5889/hr. The RTX 4070 (12 GB) on vast.ai gained 28.8 percent from $0.1363/hr to $0.1756/hr. The Quadro P4000 (8 GB) on vast.ai rose 28.1 percent from $0.0481/hr to $0.0616/hr. The L40S (45 GB) on vast.ai climbed 27.3 percent from $0.5344/hr to $0.6804/hr. The H100 SXM (80 GB) on vast.ai fell 25.6 percent from $2.69/hr to $2.0022/hr. The Tesla V100 (32 GB) on vast.ai increased 24.3 percent from $0.094/hr to $0.1168/hr. Fifty-seven chips were unchanged or within 1 percent.
Week-over-week price changes
Ten chips moved more than 1 percent versus 2026-10-04. The GTX 1660 S (6 GB) on vast.ai surged 168.5 percent from $0.0222/hr to $0.0596/hr. The GTX 1060 (3 GB) on vast.ai rose 150.9 percent from $0.035/hr to $0.0878/hr. The GTX 1660 (6 GB) on vast.ai dropped 88.0 percent from $0.6778/hr to $0.0811/hr. The RTX 2060S (8 GB) on vast.ai fell 64.3 percent from $0.1876/hr to $0.067/hr. The RTX 3060 Ti (8 GB) on vast.ai increased 56.2 percent from $0.095/hr to $0.1484/hr. The RTX A2000 (6 GB) on vast.ai gained 44.3 percent from $0.0361/hr to $0.0521/hr. The RTX 2070S (8 GB) on vast.ai declined 39.6 percent from $0.1115/hr to $0.0674/hr. The RTX 4070 (12 GB) on vast.ai rose 39.5 percent from $0.1259/hr to $0.1756/hr. The A100 PCIE (40 GB) on vast.ai fell 37.0 percent from $0.9344/hr to $0.5889/hr. The Titan RTX (24 GB) on vast.ai climbed 32.2 percent from $0.1622/hr to $0.2144/hr. Forty-five chips were unchanged or within 1 percent.
New and removed chips
Seven chips appeared in the day-over-day comparison that were not present yesterday: GTX 1650, Q RTX 5000, RTX 2060S, RTX 2070, RTX 4080S, RTX 5000Ada, and Titan RTX. Three chips dropped out: Q RTX 4000, Quadro P5000, and RTX 5880Ada. In the week-over-week view five chips are new: B300 MIG 34GB, GTX 1650, Q RTX 5000, RTX 2070, and RTX 6000D. Five chips left the list: B300 PC, Quadro GV100, Quadro K2200, RTX 2080, and RTX 4000Ada.
Most-offered listings
The B200 on vast.ai leads with 44 offers at two price points: $4.7505/hr and $7.8128/hr. The RTX 5090 on vast.ai follows with 33 offers at $0.3878/hr and $0.5609/hr. The RTX 4090 on vast.ai has 31 offers at $0.1577/hr.
Key takeaways
- Tesla V100 remains the cheapest path to 24 GB and 32 GB VRAM at $0.1168/hr on vast.ai.
- RTX PRO 4500 price nearly doubled day-over-day to $0.72/hr on runpod.
- GTX 1660 price collapsed 88 percent day-over-day to $0.0811/hr on vast.ai.
- A100 PCIE fell roughly 37 percent both day-over-day and week-over-week to $0.5889/hr on vast.ai.
- B200 dominates offer count with 44 listings on vast.ai across two price tiers.