About gpu.gl

gpu.gl compares what GPU clouds charge for an hour of a GPU, using each provider’s own public price list, refreshed daily.

Renting GPUs means comparing instance names, bundle sizes, currencies, regions and pricing models that don’t line up. gpu.gl puts them on one scale, US dollars per GPU-hour, keeps on-demand, spot and reserved prices apart, and shows where each number came from and when.

What gpu.gl tries to do well:

• Checkable. Every price has a fetch time and a link to the provider. The methodology explains every rule.
• Current, and honest when it isn’t. Prices are refreshed daily. Old prices are marked stale, never silently shown as current.
• History that starts at launch. One snapshot a day from 2026-11-08. No back-filled or estimated history.
• Independent. No ads, sponsors, affiliate links or paid placement.
• Open data. The current table and every daily snapshot are free to download.

gpu.gl covers fewer providers than some comparison sites, because it reads only sources that allow automated access without an account. Coverage grows as more providers publish open price feeds.

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