GPU Cloud Pricing Comparison
Turn each provider's quoted hourly GPU rate into monthly and annual totals, effective $/GPU-hour and a break-even verdict — computed locally.
At a glance
GPU Cloud Pricing Comparison is a free, client-side calculator that compares the monthly cost of up to four GPU cloud providers for your exact workload. Enter each provider's hourly GPU rate, monthly hours and optional fixed fees to get monthly totals, effective $/GPU-hour, the cheapest option and break-even usage.
100% Private GPU Cost Math
All rates are your own inputs. Nothing is uploaded — the comparison runs locally in your browser.
Your monthly GPU workload
One workload, up to four provider rates — the engine computes exact monthly and annual costs for each.
Provider rates (from their pricing pages)
Enter each provider's quoted USD hourly rate for your GPU model and any fixed monthly fee. Leave a rate blank to exclude that provider.
Worked example loaded. Review the static table below, or press “Compare costs”.
Worked example — H100 80GB at 100 hours/month · Provider A $2.50/hr · Provider B $2.99/hr
| Provider | Hourly rate | Fixed fee | Monthly cost | Effective $/GPU-hr | Annual |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Provider A | $2.5000 | $0.00 | $250.00 | $2.5000 | $3,000.00 |
| Provider B | $2.9900 | $0.00 | $299.00 | $2.9900 | $3,588.00 |
| Monthly saving with Provider A | $49.00/mo — $588.00/yr | ||||
Formula: monthly = fixed fee + hourly rate × hours per month; effective $/GPU-hour = monthly ÷ hours. Equal fixed fees mean the lower hourly rate wins at every usage level; with different fixed fees the table above is recomputed to show the crossover. USD only, no taxes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I compare GPU cloud pricing for my workload?
Multiply each provider's hourly GPU rate by the hours per month you need, add any fixed monthly fee, and compare the totals. The calculator above totals the costs, ranks the providers and shows the monthly and annual savings.
Which GPU cloud provider is cheapest for my workload?
The cheapest provider is whichever has the lowest monthly total for your hours and chosen GPU — there is no universal winner because hourly rates and fixed fees differ by GPU model and change over time. The verdict is computed only from the rates you enter.
How is the monthly GPU cost calculated?
Monthly cost = fixed monthly fee + hourly GPU rate × hours per month. All money is computed in USD and rounded to two decimals, and the effective $/GPU-hour is the monthly total divided by the hours you entered.
How do I compare RunPod vs Vast.ai or other providers?
Look up each provider's current on-demand rate for your GPU model, enter both rates (and any fixed fees) above, then compare the monthly totals and effective $/GPU-hour. The numbers are yours.
Is a 24/7 GPU rental worth it?
730 hours per month is the 24/7 ceiling; enter 730 to see the maximum on-demand monthly cost, then compare that figure with spot, reserved or committed-use options before committing. This calculator models on-demand hourly rates only.
Is this calculator free and private?
Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, sends no data to any server, and requires no sign-up. Your rates and workload stay on your device.
Why Use This GPU Cloud Pricing Comparison?
How to Use GPU Cloud Pricing Comparison
Set your workload
Choose or type your GPU model and enter how many hours per month you will rent it (730 hours = 24/7).
Enter each provider's rate
For up to four providers, type a label, the quoted USD hourly rate for that GPU, and any fixed monthly fee. Take the rates from the providers' own pricing pages.
Read the verdict
Compare monthly totals, effective $/GPU-hour, annual projections and break-even hours; copy a summary for your notes.
H100 hourly rate comparison at 100 hours/month
The engine multiplies each provider's hourly rate by monthly hours, adds any fixed fee, ranks the totals, and reports the monthly and annual savings. Every number comes from the rates you enter.
100 hours/month, H100 80GB. Provider A: $2.50/hr, no fixed fee. Provider B: $2.99/hr, no fixed fee — example user-entered rates, not vendor prices.
Provider A $250.00/mo (effective $2.5000/GPU-hour); Provider B $299.00/mo. A is cheaper by $49.00/mo ($588.00/yr).
Technical Specifications & Engine Details
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Supported Formats | USER-ENTERED-HOURLY-RATES, HOURS-PER-MONTH, OPTIONAL-FIXED-FEES → USD-MONTHLY-TOTALS, USD-ANNUAL-PROJECTION, COMPARISON-TABLE |
| Execution Mode | 100% Client-Side In-Browser (client) |
| Browser Requirements | Modern browser with JavaScript and HTML5 APIs enabled. |
| Performance Constraints | USD only; monthly totals assume a constant hourly rate and no spot/reserved/committed tiers; excludes storage, egress, tax and availability; all rates are user inputs — no vendor prices asserted. |
100% Client-Side Privacy Guarantee
Inputs stay on your device. Zero data is transmitted to external servers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I compare GPU cloud pricing for my workload?
Which GPU cloud provider is cheapest for my workload?
How is the monthly GPU cost calculated?
How do I compare RunPod vs Vast.ai or other providers?
Is a 24/7 GPU rental worth it?
Is this calculator free and private?
Methodology
Monthly cost is the provider's hourly GPU rate multiplied by the hours you need, plus any fixed monthly fee. All rates are user inputs, and the verdict uses only the numbers you enter.
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