Method
How the prices are collected
Sources, units, checks and limits, in plain terms.
What does a price mean here?
One unit throughout: USD per GPU per hour, tax not included. Per-server prices are split by GPU count so rows compare like with like.
How often is it updated?
The newest read in the stored data is from 12 November 2026, and each row has its own date. Prices published with a future start date (25 here) are held back from statistics. Runcrate’s price is fetched live.
What does this site cover?
This site’s pages draw on 439 price rows from 35 providers across 24 GPU models.
Do you rank anyone higher for money?
Tables sort by price, lowest first. Nothing is pinned, sponsored or boosted. Runcrate is one provider among the rest and carries an “ours” label.
Are these the prices I will pay?
List prices only. Spot, reserved, negotiated, storage, egress and tax sit outside them. We label 85 marketplace rows and leave them out of every ranking.
Where do the prices come from?
Prices are copied from public pricing pages the providers publish themselves. Each row remembers its address, the moment it was read and the snippet of the page that states the price.
What stops a wrong number getting in?
Three tests run before a number is published: it falls inside a $0.05 to $150 band, its digits are in the saved snippet, and it is not a duplicate. Failing rows are removed.
Found a wrong number? Tell us.