Thunder Compute
$0.35/GPU-hr
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Compare H100, A100, L40S, and RTX 4090 listings by hourly price, region, and workload fit — built for indie hackers and small AI teams.
Fast answer
Thunder Compute · Thunder RTX A6000 (1x GPU, undefined)
$0.35/GPU-hr→
iwinv · iwinv 4090.G1 (1x GPU, VAT excl.)
$0.51/GPU-hr→
GPUSOROBAN · GPUSOROBAN t40-1-a A100 40GB (1x GPU)
$0.63/GPU-hr→
AWS · g6.xlarge (1x GPU)
$0.81/GPU-hr→
DataCrunch · Verda L40S 48GB (1x GPU)
$1.37/GPU-hr→
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Popular GPUs
RTX A6000
Thunder Compute
$0.35/GPU-hr
$0.35/GPU-hr
RTX 4090
iwinv
$0.51/GPU-hr
$0.51/GPU-hr
A100
GPUSOROBAN
$0.63/GPU-hr
$0.63/GPU-hr
L4
AWS
$0.81/GPU-hr
$0.81/GPU-hr
L40S
DataCrunch
$1.37/GPU-hr
$1.37/GPU-hr
Curated in-demand models (H200, B300, RTX PRO 6000, etc.) — one cheapest listing each. Bar length is relative within this set.
Cost decision
See when renting a GPU beats per-token or per-image API pricing at your monthly volume.
Open cost calculator →Illustrative sample at 8h/day, 22 days a month. Enter your own numbers in the calculator.
Live rankings
Ranked by verified GPU-hour price and freshness from tracked provider data.
$0.35/GPU-hr
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$0.51/GPU-hr
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$0.63/GPU-hr
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$0.81/GPU-hr
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Workload fit
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Movement
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How it works
ComputeHunt ranks by tracked price data and keeps source checks visible before you rent.
Listings are sorted by verified GPU-hour price, then freshness. When a provider reports stock, in-stock listings rank higher.
The footer shows the latest data refresh for the page. Price drops compare the latest snapshot against the previous one, so you see real movement.
Every listing keeps a provider source and sends users to the provider site for final pricing, availability, and terms.
Answers
Quick answers to the questions AI builders ask before renting compute.
It changes constantly. ComputeHunt ranks tracked H100 listings by verified GPU-hour price and freshness, with stock as a tie-breaker when providers report it. The cheapest option from the current tracked data appears at the top.
See H100 comparison →Marketplace pricing can move sharply by host, stock, and region, while fixed-price providers are usually more predictable. Compare price, stock, and region on each GPU page before choosing for your workload.
Compare providers →The RTX 4090 (24GB) is a popular value pick for ComfyUI and SDXL. Check the RTX 4090 page for ranked listings, or the image-generation workload page for VRAM-aware recommendations.
Image generation picks →Roughly when your monthly volume is high and steady enough that fixed GPU hours beat per-unit API pricing. Enter your hours and volume in the calculator to see the exact breakeven point.
Open the calculator →For SD and SDXL, prioritize 16GB+ VRAM and a low hourly rate — RTX 4090 and L40S are common picks. The image-generation workload page ranks current listings that meet the VRAM minimum.
Best for Stable Diffusion →The main price is normalized to one GPU for one hour. Multi-GPU instances show their available configs separately so you can compare both per-GPU price and total instance cost. USD is canonical; Korean and Japanese views show converted amounts.
Prices come from enabled provider APIs and source-labeled tracked listings. The page footer shows the latest data refresh time, and provider checkout pages remain the final source of truth.