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GPU Rental Market Report 2026-10-25

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The cheapest 24 GB GPU is the RTX A5000 at $0.16/hr on RunPod, while the cheapest 192 GB GPU is the MI300X at $2.39/hr on RunPod; vast.ai listings show the largest day-over-day price swings on RTX 4060 (+51.5%) and L40 (-47.2%).

Cheapest GPU by VRAM tier

At the 24 GB tier the RTX A5000 leads at $0.16/hr on RunPod. For 32 GB the Q RTX 8000 with 45 GB VRAM is cheapest at $0.2618/hr on vast.ai with two offers. The 48 GB tier is led by the RTX A6000 at $0.33/hr on RunPod. At 80 GB the A800 PCIE appears at $0.4681/hr on vast.ai with three offers. The 96 GB tier is topped by the RTX PRO 6000 S at $1.4151/hr on vast.ai with 24 offers. The highest VRAM tier tracked, 141 GB and above, is served by the MI300X with 192 GB at $2.39/hr on RunPod.

Day-over-day price changes

Ten GPUs moved more than 15% versus 2026-10-24, all on vast.ai. The RTX 4060 (8 GB) rose 51.5% to $0.123/hr from $0.0812/hr. The L40 (48 GB) fell 47.2% to $0.3644/hr from $0.69/hr. Tesla T4 (15 GB) increased 40.0% to $0.1348/hr from $0.0963/hr. L40S (45 GB) rose 34.8% to $0.721/hr from $0.5348/hr. RTX PRO 6000 Max-Q (96 GB) climbed 34.0% to $1.5302/hr from $1.1418/hr. RTX 3060 Ti (8 GB) gained 24.9% to $0.1212/hr from $0.097/hr. A100 PCIE (40 GB) rose 20.7% to $0.5348/hr from $0.443/hr. On the downside, GTX 1060 (6 GB) dropped 18.0% to $0.0674/hr from $0.0822/hr. RTX 4070S (12 GB) fell 17.1% to $0.1478/hr from $0.1782/hr. RTX 5060 Ti (8 GB) declined 16.0% to $0.1362/hr from $0.1622/hr. Fifty-six chips were unchanged or within 1%.

Week-over-week price changes

Ten GPUs moved more than 25% versus 2026-10-18, all on vast.ai. The RTX 2060S (8 GB) more than doubled, up 104.8% to $0.1356/hr from $0.0662/hr. The RTX 4060 (8 GB) collapsed 96.0% to $0.123/hr from $3.0418/hr. GTX 1660 (6 GB) rose 84.8% to $0.6778/hr from $0.3667/hr. RTX PRO 4500 (32 GB) fell 44.2% to $0.4015/hr from $0.72/hr. RTX 2070S (8 GB) gained 32.6% to $0.1075/hr from $0.0811/hr. RTX 5070 (12 GB) rose 32.0% to $0.2669/hr from $0.2022/hr. RTX PRO 6000 WS (96 GB) increased 27.5% to $1.7044/hr from $1.337/hr. A100 PCIE (40 GB) dropped 27.2% to $0.5348/hr from $0.7348/hr. L40 (48 GB) declined 26.4% to $0.3644/hr from $0.4948/hr. Tesla P40 (22 GB) rose 26.3% to $0.1344/hr from $0.1064/hr. Forty-eight chips were unchanged or within 1%.

Market breadth and new listings

The tracker covers 94 distinct chips across 215 listings from RunPod and vast.ai. Day-over-day, three chips appeared for the first time: GTX 1660, RTX 2060S, and RTX 2080. Five chips disappeared: GTX TITAN X, Q RTX 5000, Quadro P4000, RTX 2070, and RTX 5880Ada. Week-over-week, four chips were new: Q RTX 6000, Quadro P5000, RTX 2080, and Tesla P4. Four chips left the market: B300 MIG 34GB, MI350X, Quadro P4000, and RTX 5880Ada.

Most offered GPUs

The highest offer counts on vast.ai are Titan Xp with 39 offers at $0.0406/hr and a second listing at $0.0672/hr, Tesla V100 with 33 offers at $0.0822/hr and another at $0.0956/hr, and CMP 170HX with 33 offers at $0.3356/hr.

  • RTX A5000 remains the cheapest 24 GB option at $0.16/hr on RunPod.
  • MI300X is the only 192 GB GPU tracked, priced at $2.39/hr on RunPod.
  • RTX 4060 saw the largest single-day increase at +51.5% to $0.123/hr on vast.ai.
  • L40 saw the largest single-day decrease at -47.2% to $0.3644/hr on vast.ai.
  • RTX 4060 price collapsed 96% week-over-week from $3.0418/hr to $0.123/hr on vast.ai.
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