Methodology

Every number on this site is either measured or left blank. Nothing is interpolated, estimated or filled in from a similar card.

Prices and stock checked 1 minute ago September 6, 2026 UTC

What the snapshot contains

71 GPU models with at least one published price.
22 cloud providers.
874 rentable configurations.
1,128 GPU comparison pages.
136 provider comparison pages.

Where the numbers come from

Prices, configurations and reported stock are collected from public provider listings, via the getdeploying catalogue, once per run. Hardware specifications are the vendors' own published datasheet figures, kept verbatim, including which board variant each figure belongs to. Live GPU inventory counts come from the Lium marketplace API, which is one of the few platforms that publishes them.

How each figure is defined

Cheapest — the lowest published price per GPU per hour for that model, across every billing type.
Median — the median of each provider's entry price. One provider, one vote, so a marketplace with 55 listings does not outweigh a cloud with one.
Spread — how far the cheapest sits below the median, in percent.
In stock — the provider reported availability at collection time. It is a signal, not a booking.
Compute rates — dense figures without sparsity, because sparsity doubles the headline number and almost never the workload.
Running cost — the hourly rate multiplied out. A month is 730 hours. Storage, egress and commitment discounts are excluded.

What we do not claim

List price is not contract price. Anyone with a negotiated rate pays less than the figures here.
Two instances of the same card are not equivalent. Host CPU, NUMA layout and network vary, and so does the time your job takes.
A published price with no stock behind it is not an offer. That is why availability is shown next to every price rather than hidden.
Where a vendor publishes no datasheet figure, the row stays empty. We do not fill it from a similar board.

Ordering and links

Tables are sorted by price. No commercial relationship changes the order of a row. Outbound links to providers carry rel="sponsored nofollow" where a commercial relationship exists, and rel="nofollow" otherwise.