GPU Rental Market Report — 2026-10-31
The cheapest GPU with at least 24 GB VRAM is the Tesla V100 at $0.0946/hr on vast.ai, while the H200 dropped 36.4% to $4.34/hr day-over-day and the RTX 5000 Ada fell 80.1% week-over-week to $0.42/hr.
Cheapest GPU by VRAM tier
At the 24 GB and 32 GB tiers the Tesla V100 (32 GB) leads at $0.0946/hr on vast.ai with 20 offers. The 48 GB tier is led by the RTX A6000 (48 GB) at $0.33/hr on runpod. For 80 GB the A800 PCIE (80 GB) is cheapest at $0.4681/hr on vast.ai with 4 offers. The 96 GB tier is headed by the RTX PRO 6000 Max-Q (96 GB) at $1.3174/hr on vast.ai with 14 offers. At 141 GB and above the MI300X (192 GB) leads at $2.39/hr on runpod.
Largest day-over-day price moves
The Q RTX 6000 (24 GB) more than doubled, rising 106.6% from $0.1689 to $0.349/hr on vast.ai. The GTX 1650 (4 GB) fell 62.9% from $0.1356 to $0.0503/hr on vast.ai. The RTX PRO 4500 (32 GB) dropped 51.5% from $0.72 to $0.3494/hr on vast.ai. The H200 (140 GB) declined 36.4% from $6.8263 to $4.3429/hr on vast.ai. The A100 SXM4 (40 GB) rose 39.9% from $0.6022 to $0.8426/hr on vast.ai. The Tesla P100 (16 GB) fell 39.2% from $0.0804 to $0.0489/hr on vast.ai. The RTX 4070 (12 GB) dropped 26.1% from $0.2206 to $0.163/hr on vast.ai. The L40 (45 GB) increased 25.2% from $0.3644 to $0.4561/hr on vast.ai. The RTX PRO 6000 WS (96 GB) fell 22.9% from $2.2692 to $1.7492/hr on vast.ai. The GTX TITAN X (12 GB) rose 40.9% from $0.0489 to $0.0689/hr on vast.ai.
Largest week-over-week price moves
The RTX 5000 Ada (32 GB) fell 80.1% from $2.1211 to $0.4226/hr on vast.ai. The L4 (22 GB) rose 61.4% from $0.3614 to $0.5834/hr on vast.ai. The Tesla T4 (15 GB) increased 54.8% from $0.0963 to $0.1491/hr on vast.ai. The A100 PCIE (40 GB) climbed 54.2% from $0.443 to $0.6832/hr on vast.ai. The RTX 4070S Ti (16 GB) dropped 49.3% from $0.3875 to $0.1963/hr on vast.ai. The L40S (48 GB) rose 47.7% from $0.5348 to $0.79/hr on runpod. The Quadro P4000 (8 GB) gained 37.8% from $0.0529 to $0.0729/hr on vast.ai. The Tesla P100 (16 GB) rose 34.7% from $0.0363 to $0.0489/hr on vast.ai. The L40 (45 GB) fell 33.9% from $0.69 to $0.4561/hr on vast.ai. The RTX 4070S (12 GB) declined 27.8% from $0.1782 to $0.1286/hr on vast.ai.
Market breadth and new listings
The snapshot covers 100 chips and 231 listings across runpod and vast.ai. Day-over-day, 49 chips were unchanged or within 1%. New chips appearing today include A800 PCIE, GTX 1660, Q RTX 5000, RTX 2070, RTX 4000 Ada, RTX 5000 Ada, RTX 5880 Ada and Titan RTX. Chips no longer listed are RTX 4070 laptop, RTX 4090D and Tesla V100S. Week-over-week, 45 chips were unchanged or within 1%. New over the week are GTX 1650, GTX 1660, RTX 2060S, RTX 4000 Ada and RTX 4500 Ada. The Quadro P5000 dropped out of the week-ago list.
Most-offered GPUs
On vast.ai the RTX 3080 Ti appears with 32 offers at two price points: $0.1089/hr and $0.163/hr. The RTX 4090 also shows 32 offers at $0.143/hr and $0.4618/hr. The CMP 170HX has 32 offers at $0.2418/hr.
Key takeaways
- Tesla V100 remains the lowest-cost option for 24–32 GB VRAM at $0.0946/hr on vast.ai.
- H200 pricing fell 36.4% day-over-day to $4.34/hr, the largest absolute drop among high-end cards.
- RTX 5000 Ada dropped 80.1% week-over-week to $0.42/hr, the steepest weekly decline tracked.
- A100 SXM4 and A100 PCIE both rose roughly 40–54% over the past day and week respectively.
- RTX 3080 Ti and RTX 4090 dominate offer count with 32 listings each on vast.ai.