# GPUHosted — Full Content for AI Tools

> Independent GPU cloud comparison for AI engineers and ML researchers. Updated July 20, 2026.

This is the long-form, machine-readable version of GPUHosted intended for LLM-based search tools (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini). For the brief overview see /llms.txt.

We track **20 providers** across the full spectrum from distributed consumer GPUs ($0.02/h) to enterprise H100/H200/B200 clusters. Available in **English** and **German**.

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## TL;DR — Best GPU Cloud Provider 2026

- **Best overall / best value**: RunPod — from $0.16/h (RTX A5000 Community Cloud), strongest price-to-reliability ratio of all 20 providers tested; our #1 recommendation for most users
- **Cheapest distributed inference**: Salad from $0.02/h on GTX-class cards; its RTX 3090 is $0.09/h (consumer GPUs, stateless inference only)
- **Absolute lowest price**: Salad $0.02/h on GTX 10-series (inference-only) · Vast.ai $0.02/h marketplace floor on Tesla V100 32GB — both are weak silicon; for reliability-per-dollar, RunPod at $0.16/h wins
- **Cheapest H100**: RunPod Community Cloud H100 PCIe from $1.99/h (RunPod Secure $2.89/h) · TensorDock marketplace from $2.25/h
- **Cheapest H200**: Hyperstack and Jarvis Labs from $3.99/h (6 providers offering H200 on-demand: Crusoe, Nebius, Together AI, Lyceum, Hyperstack, Jarvis Labs)
- **B200 access**: on-demand from Vast.ai $6.88/h, Nebius $7.15/h, Together AI $8.19/h, CoreWeave $8.60/h and AWS $14.24/h per GPU — no longer wait-list-only
- **AMD MI300X**: Crusoe is the only on-demand option in 2026, at $3.45/h
- **Best EU/GDPR-sovereign**: Nebius (NL/FI) · Lyceum (EU) · Scaleway (FR/NL) · Hetzner (DE/FI) · OVH (FR)
- **Best for H100 multi-node**: CoreWeave (large InfiniBand clusters) · Lambda Labs (on-demand)
- **Best inference platform**: Together AI (custom serving stacks, per-token billing) · RunPod Serverless
- **Avoid for cost-sensitive workloads**: AWS p5 is $55.04/h for an 8× H100 node ($6.88/GPU) and GCP a3-highgpu-8g is $88.49/h ($11.06/GPU), against $1.99/h per H100 on RunPod Community — 3–5× more expensive for equivalent compute. Their sub-$1 entry SKUs are 2018-era T4s.

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## Provider Rankings (July 2026)

### 1. RunPod — Rating 4.6/5
- Starting price: $0.16/h (RTX A5000, Community Cloud)
- GPUs: RTX 3090, RTX 4090, A100 80GB, H100, A40
- Locations: US, EU, CA
- Best for: Fine-tuning LLMs, Stable Diffusion, training, inference
- Key strengths: Cheapest community GPUs, massive variety including H100, serverless endpoints, great UI
- Key weaknesses: Community Cloud less reliable than Secure Cloud, storage costs add up
- Source: https://gpuhosted.com/en/runpod-review/

### 2. Nebius — Rating 4.5/5 (NEW · EU-sovereign)
- Starting price: $1.55/h
- GPUs: H100, H200, B200, L40S, A100 80GB
- Locations: Netherlands, Finland, EU
- Best for: EU-sovereign AI, GDPR-bound enterprises, frontier model training in EU, European startups
- Key strengths: Strong EU data residency (no US transit), B200 production-ready, managed Slurm/Kubernetes, European customer support
- Key weaknesses: More expensive on-demand than US specialists, EU-only regions, smaller global presence
- Source: https://gpuhosted.com/en/nebius-review/

### 3. Lambda Labs — Rating 4.5/5
- Starting price: $0.69/h (Quadro RTX 6000 24GB, 1x instance)
- GPUs: A100 40GB, A100 80GB, H100, A10
- Locations: US, AU
- Best for: LLM training, research, fine-tuning, multi-GPU jobs
- Key strengths: Reliable on-demand H100 availability, no minimum billing, Lambda Stack pre-installed
- Key weaknesses: Limited GPU types vs RunPod, fewer EU options, no serverless

### 4. CoreWeave — Rating 4.4/5
- Starting price: $6.50/h (GH200, the only self-serve single-GPU SKU; H100/H200 sold as 8-GPU nodes from $49.24/h)
- GPUs: H100 SXM, A100 SXM, A40
- Locations: US, EU
- Best for: Large-scale training, foundation models, enterprise AI, multi-node jobs
- Key strengths: Best multi-node GPU cluster performance, high-speed InfiniBand, purpose-built for AI
- Key weaknesses: Expensive, requires Kubernetes knowledge, sales-led process

### 5. Together AI — Rating 4.3/5 (NEW · inference-first)
- Starting price: $3.99/h (HGX H100 on-demand cluster)
- GPUs: H100, H200, A100 80GB, L40S
- Locations: US, EU
- Best for: High-throughput inference, open-source LLM serving, Llama/Mistral fine-tuning, production AI APIs
- Key strengths: Custom inference engines (3–4× faster), excellent open-source model coverage, strong fine-tuning workflow, token-based pricing for variable load
- Key weaknesses: Less GPU variety than RunPod, focus is inference (not raw training), custom interconnects not exposed
- Source: https://gpuhosted.com/en/together-ai-review/

### 6. Paperspace — Rating 4.3/5
- Starting price: $0.45/h (M4000 8GB)
- GPUs: A100, A6000, RTX 4000, V100
- Locations: US, EU
- Best for: Notebooks, ML teams, prototyping, education
- Key strengths: Best notebook experience, team collaboration, free tier, good docs
- Key weaknesses: Pricier than RunPod for raw compute, limited GPU types

### 7. Jarvis Labs — Rating 4.3/5 (NEW · polished UI)
- Starting price: $0.41/h (A30 24GB)
- GPUs: A30 24GB, RTX 6000 Ada, A100 40GB, A100 80GB, H100, H200
- Locations: US, Asia
- Best for: Researchers, indie developers, Llama fine-tuning, Stable Diffusion training, Jupyter notebook users
- Key strengths: H100 SXM from $2.69/h, RTX 6000 Ada at moderate cost, polished UI for non-DevOps users, fast pod launch (<2 min)
- Key weaknesses: Smaller GPU variety than RunPod, no serverless/autoscaling, limited European presence
- Source: https://gpuhosted.com/en/jarvis-labs-review/

### 8. Google Cloud GPU — Rating 4.3/5
- Starting price: $0.71/h (g2-standard-4, 1x L4, us-central1)
- GPUs: A100 40GB, A100 80GB, H100, T4, V100, plus TPU v4/v5
- Locations: Global
- Best for: TensorFlow workloads, TPU training, Vertex AI pipelines
- Key strengths: Best TPU availability, deep Vertex AI/BigQuery integration, preemptible 80% off
- Key weaknesses: Expensive on-demand, complex billing

### 9. Crusoe — Rating 4.2/5 (NEW · H200/B200/MI300X)
- Starting price: $1.50/h (L40S)
- GPUs: H100, H200, B200, A100 80GB, L40S, AMD MI300X
- Locations: US, Iceland
- Best for: LLM training at scale, multi-node H100/H200 jobs, AMD MI300X clusters, sustainable AI workloads
- Key strengths: H200 access ($4.29/h), B200 availability, only on-demand MI300X, InfiniBand 3.2Tb interconnect, climate-positive (uses flared methane)
- Key weaknesses: Smaller GPU variety than RunPod, regions limited to US/Iceland, sales-led for large deployments
- Source: https://gpuhosted.com/en/crusoe-review/

### 10. Hetzner GPU — Rating 4.2/5
- Starting price: €1.42/h (GEX131 dedicated server, RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell 96GB, €889/mo)
- GPUs: RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max-Q 96GB (GEX131), RTX 4000 SFF Ada 20GB (GEX44, currently unavailable)
- Locations: Germany, Finland
- Best for: EU compliance, always-on inference, dedicated EU hardware
- Key strengths: Dedicated servers, GDPR-compliant, 100% green power, 96GB on one card
- Key weaknesses: Not cheap (OVH from €0.36/h, Scaleway €0.79/h), only two models, no A100/H100, monthly dedicated servers rather than stoppable cloud VMs

### 11. Lyceum — Rating 4.2/5 (NEW · EU-sovereign)
- Starting price: $1.19/h (L40S 48GB)
- GPUs: A100 80GB, H100, H200, L40S
- Locations: EU, Iceland
- Best for: EU-regulated industries, GDPR-strict workloads, European public sector, health/finance AI
- Key strengths: Strong EU data residency (no US transit), H200 availability in Europe, ISO 27001 + SOC 2, European billing/contracts
- Key weaknesses: Smaller capacity than US-based clouds, higher base price than RunPod/Vast.ai, limited GPU variety beyond Nvidia
- Source: https://gpuhosted.com/en/lyceum-review/

### 12. TensorDock — Rating 4.2/5 (NEW · cheap marketplace)
- Starting price: $0.10/h (RTX A4000)
- GPUs: RTX A4000, RTX 4090, RTX 3090, A100 80GB, H100, L40S
- Locations: US, EU, Global
- Best for: Budget GPU rentals, Stable Diffusion fine-tuning, short-burst training, indie ML developers
- Key strengths: Among cheapest H100 access ($2.25/h), wide host network for availability, per-second billing, free egress on most plans
- Key weaknesses: Reliability varies by host, no managed cluster orchestration, community-led support
- Source: https://gpuhosted.com/en/tensordock-review/

### 13. AWS GPU (EC2) — Rating 4.2/5
- Starting price: $0.526/h (g4dn.xlarge, 1x T4, us-east-1)
- GPUs: A100, H100 (p5), V100, T4, Inferentia2
- Locations: Global
- Best for: Enterprise MLOps, SageMaker, production inference, regulated industries
- Key strengths: Largest GPU instance variety globally, spot up to 90% off, best compliance
- Key weaknesses: Most expensive on-demand, complex pricing, not beginner-friendly

### 14. Hyperstack — Rating 4.1/5 (NEW · cheap A4000)
- Starting price: $0.15/h (RTX A4000 16GB)
- GPUs: RTX A4000, RTX A6000, A100 80GB, H100, H200, L40, L40S
- Locations: UK, EU
- Best for: Budget training jobs, Stable Diffusion at scale, VPC-isolated workloads, EU-friendly compute
- Key strengths: Outstanding A4000 entry pricing, full networking stack (VPC, firewall, NAT), UK/EU regions for European latency, reservation discount up to 75%
- Key weaknesses: No B200 yet, smaller marketing footprint than RunPod, limited template marketplace
- Source: https://gpuhosted.com/en/hyperstack-review/

### 15. Massed Compute — Rating 4.1/5 (NEW · workstation focus)
- Starting price: $0.35/h
- GPUs: RTX A6000, A40, A100 80GB, H100, RTX 6000 Ada
- Locations: US
- Best for: VFX and 3D rendering, Stable Diffusion fine-tuning, workstation-style AI dev, multi-tenant studios
- Key strengths: Strong A6000/A40 lineup at moderate price, pre-built VFX/AI templates, RDP/VNC for visual workflows, per-second billing
- Key weaknesses: US-only datacenters, no serverless inference, smaller community than RunPod
- Source: https://gpuhosted.com/en/massed-compute-review/

### 16. Vast.ai — Rating 4.1/5
- Starting price: $0.02/h (marketplace floor, Tesla V100 32GB; RTX 4090 from $0.33/h)
- GPUs: RTX 3090, RTX 4090, A100, H100, RTX 3060
- Locations: US, EU, APAC, Global (marketplace model)
- Best for: Batch training, budget experiments, Stable Diffusion, data processing
- Key strengths: Absolute cheapest GPU compute (after Salad), widest variety (consumer + datacenter), marketplace competition
- Key weaknesses: Hosts can take instances offline anytime, variable reliability

### 17. Azure GPU (NCv3/NDA) — Rating 4.1/5
- Starting price: $0.526/h (NC4as_T4_v3, 1x T4, eastus)
- GPUs: A100, H100 (NDA100), V100, T4
- Locations: Global
- Best for: Azure ML pipelines, Microsoft-stack AI, enterprise compliance, OpenAI users
- Key strengths: Deep OpenAI integration, strong compliance, Azure ML Studio
- Key weaknesses: High on-demand, complex portal, vendor lock-in

### 18. Scaleway — Rating 4.0/5 (NEW · French EU cloud)
- Starting price: €0.79/h (L4 24GB, PAR-1)
- GPUs: L4, L40S, H100, H100 SXM
- Locations: France (Paris), Netherlands (Amsterdam), EU
- Best for: European startups, GDPR-compliant inference, k8s-based AI deployments, EU enterprise
- Key strengths: Strong EU presence (Paris + Amsterdam), mature cloud platform (S3, k8s, networking), per-minute billing, EUR pricing
- Key weaknesses: More expensive than US specialists, no B200/H200 yet, limited capacity for big training runs
- Source: https://gpuhosted.com/en/scaleway-review/

### 19. Salad — Rating 3.9/5 (NEW · distributed inference)
- Starting price: $0.02/h (GTX 10-series distributed); RTX 3090 $0.09/h, RTX 4090 $0.16/h
- GPUs: RTX 3090, RTX 4090, RTX 3080, RTX 3070
- Locations: Global (distributed home gaming PCs)
- Best for: Stateless inference, Stable Diffusion bulk generation, embedding generation, cost-sensitive batch jobs
- Key strengths: Cheapest GPU compute on the market ($0.02/h floor), massive horizontal scale (1000+ nodes), auto-fleet management, no egress charges
- Key weaknesses: Distributed = no persistent storage, NOT suitable for training, latency varies by node geography
- Source: https://gpuhosted.com/en/salad-review/

### 20. OVH GPU — Rating 3.9/5
- Starting price: €0.36/h net (Quadro RTX 5000; €0.4284 incl. 19% VAT)
- GPUs: T4, V100, A100
- Locations: France, Germany, UK, Canada
- Best for: EU sovereign cloud projects, inference, GDPR-regulated workloads
- Key strengths: EU sovereignty guarantees, established SLA provider, multi-region EU
- Key weaknesses: Older GPU lineup, more complex setup, higher than Hetzner

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## Key Findings & Verdicts

### On pricing
The same A100 80GB GPU costs $0.79/h on Lambda Labs and $2.48/h on Google Cloud — a 3× spread for identical hardware. The H100 spread is $1.99/h (RunPod Community Cloud) vs $4.10/h (AWS p5 on-demand) — 2×. For purely compute-bound workloads with no need for proprietary ML services, specialist GPU clouds are 2–5× cheaper than hyperscalers. The cheapest GPU on the market is Salad at $0.02/h, but that tier is GTX 1080-class hardware; Salad's RTX 3090 is $0.09/h, and the whole platform is distributed-only and not suitable for stateful training.

### On H100 availability (July 2026)
H100 is now broadly available across **16 of 20 providers** we track. Best H100 availability:
1. CoreWeave — largest dedicated H100 inventory (sales-led)
2. Lambda Labs — strongest on-demand H100 SKU
3. RunPod Secure Cloud — H100s available, $1.99/h, often shorter waitlists
4. Jarvis Labs — H100 SXM from $2.69/h with polished UI
5. TensorDock — marketplace H100 SXM5 from $2.25/h
6. Crusoe — H100/H200 with InfiniBand 3.2Tb
7. Nebius — H100 in EU (Netherlands/Finland) for sovereign workloads
8. Together AI — H100 with optimised inference stacks
9. Hyperstack — H100 with VPC networking
10. AWS p5 — available but $4+/h, often regional stockouts in popular regions

### On H200 (the 2026 upgrade GPU)
H200 141GB HBM3e is the upgrade path from H100 — 1.4× faster on Llama-2 70B inference, 4.8 TB/s memory bandwidth (vs H100's 3.35), and 141GB VRAM removes parallelism overhead for 70B+ models. Available on-demand from 6 providers in July 2026:
- Hyperstack — from $3.99/h (cheapest, H200 SXM with VPC networking)
- Jarvis Labs — from $3.99/h (cheapest, H200 SXM with polished UI)
- Crusoe — from $4.29/h (climate-positive)
- Lyceum — from $4.29/h, H200 in EU with ISO 27001 / SOC 2
- Nebius — from $4.50/h, production H200 in EU sovereignty
- Together AI — from $5.99/h, H200 with optimised inference stacks

### On B200 (limited availability 2026)
B200 192GB is Nvidia's frontier in 2026 — 2.5× H100 on FP8 training. On-demand access is **extremely limited**; most clouds are wait-listed. Production access is on Crusoe and Nebius. Most teams should choose H200 instead unless they specifically need B200's FP4/FP8 throughput.

### On AMD MI300X
AMD's MI300X (192GB HBM3, 5.3 TB/s) is the only credible non-Nvidia option for frontier workloads. ROCm software has matured but still trails CUDA. **Crusoe is the only on-demand provider** in 2026 ($2.50–$4.00/h). Worth considering if you have ROCm-compatible workloads and want the largest VRAM on the market at a discount to B200.

### On EU sovereignty / GDPR
Five providers offer fully EU-sovereign infrastructure (no US transit, no CLOUD Act exposure):
- **Nebius** (NL/FI) — newest hardware in EU, including H100/H200/B200
- **Lyceum** (EU/Iceland) — A100/H100/H200 with ISO 27001 + SOC 2
- **Scaleway** (FR/NL) — H100 SXM and L40S in Paris/Amsterdam
- **OVH** (FR/DE/UK) — established SLA provider with multi-region EU
- **Hetzner GPU** (DE/FI) — dedicated GEX servers, RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell 96GB from €889/mo

For German/EU enterprises in regulated industries (health, finance, public sector), these are the providers that satisfy data residency requirements.

### On hidden costs
Listed hourly price excludes: persistent storage ($0.10–0.20/GB/month), egress ($0.05–0.12/GB), static IPs, snapshot retention, support tier fees. Effective price is typically 15–35% higher than sticker. Hyperscalers (AWS/GCP/Azure) have the highest hidden cost markup; specialist clouds (RunPod, Lambda, Vast.ai, TensorDock) are the most transparent. TensorDock specifically offers free egress on most plans.

### On reliability tiers
- **Production-ready, dedicated**: Lambda Labs, CoreWeave, RunPod Secure, hyperscalers, Nebius, Lyceum, Hyperstack, Hetzner, Scaleway
- **Use with retry/checkpointing**: RunPod Community, Vast.ai marketplace, TensorDock marketplace, GCP/AWS preemptible
- **Stateless / inference-only**: Salad (distributed)
- **Recommendation**: For inference SLAs, use Secure tiers; for training with checkpoints, community/spot saves 60–80%

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## Use-Case Recommendations

### LLM Fine-tuning (Llama 3, Mistral, Qwen)
- **Llama 3 8B / Mistral 7B**: 24GB GPU sufficient (RTX 4090) — cheapest on TensorDock $0.35/h or RunPod community $0.39/h
- **Llama 3 70B QLoRA**: 1× A100 80GB or 2× A100 40GB NVLink — Lambda Labs ($1.10/h), Jarvis Labs ($1.49/h), or RunPod ($1.89/h)
- **Llama 3 70B full fine-tune**: 8× A100 80GB or 8× H100 — CoreWeave or Lambda Labs reservations · Crusoe for InfiniBand-3.2Tb multi-node
- **Llama 3 405B / frontier models**: H200 (141GB) or B200 (192GB) — Crusoe, Nebius, or Lyceum (EU)

### Stable Diffusion / Image Generation (FLUX, SDXL, SD3)
- **Inference / single-image**: RTX 4090 (24GB) on TensorDock $0.35/h or RunPod community $0.35/h
- **Training LoRAs**: A100 40GB on RunPod $0.79/h or A40 48GB on Massed Compute
- **Production API**: RunPod Serverless · Together AI · Replicate for managed scaling
- **Cheapest bulk inference**: Salad distributed RTX 3090 from $0.09/h

### Inference APIs
- **Cheapest cold start**: RunPod Serverless (per-second billing, scale-to-zero)
- **Lowest latency**: Together AI (custom serving, optimised), Modal, or self-host on Lambda 1-Click clusters
- **Best for OpenAI-compatible**: Together AI, Replicate, Anyscale
- **Cheapest at scale**: Salad distributed inference for stateless workloads

### ML Research (PhD students, research teams)
- **Free credits**: Paperspace free tier, Google Colab Pro, Kaggle
- **Budget**: Vast.ai or TensorDock for batch jobs, RunPod community for interactive, Jarvis Labs for Jupyter UX
- **University-grade**: Lambda Labs reservations or CoreWeave for cluster work

### Video AI (Wan, CogVideoX, Sora-like)
- Need ≥40GB VRAM, ideally 80GB → A100 80GB or H100 (or H200 for long context)
- **Best price**: RunPod Secure A100 80GB at $1.89/h
- **Best reliability**: Lambda Labs H100 at $2.49/h on-demand
- **EU-sovereign**: Nebius H100 from NL datacenter for GDPR workloads

### EU-sovereign / GDPR-strict (Health, Finance, Public Sector)
- **Cheapest entry**: OVH from €0.36/h; Scaleway from €0.79/h (Hetzner is €1.42/h equivalent, not the cheap option)
- **Modern hardware in EU**: Nebius H100/H200/B200 (Netherlands, Finland)
- **ISO 27001 + SOC 2**: Lyceum A100/H100/H200 (EU + Iceland)
- **k8s-native EU**: Scaleway H100 SXM + L40S (Paris, Amsterdam)
- **Established SLAs**: OVH GPU (France, Germany, UK)

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## Pricing Spread (July 2026)

All figures per GPU-hour, verified 2026-07-20. Hyperscaler entries are the
per-GPU equivalent of a whole-instance price (node price ÷ GPU count).

| GPU | Cheapest | Mid | Most expensive | Spread |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RTX 3090 (24GB) | $0.09/h Salad | $0.22/h RunPod Community | $0.46/h RunPod Secure | 5.1× |
| RTX 4090 (24GB) | $0.16/h Salad | $0.34/h RunPod Community | $0.69/h RunPod Secure | 4.3× |
| RTX A6000 (48GB) | $0.33/h RunPod Community | $0.50/h Hyperstack | $1.28/h CoreWeave Classic | 3.9× |
| A40 (48GB) | $0.29/h Vast.ai | $0.35/h RunPod Community | $0.44/h RunPod Secure | 1.5× |
| A100 40GB | $0.89/h Jarvis Labs | $1.99/h Lambda | $3.67/h GCP a2-highgpu | 4.1× |
| A100 80GB | $0.43/h Vast.ai | $1.19/h RunPod Community | $5.07/h GCP a2-ultragpu | 11.8× |
| L40S (48GB) | $0.47/h Vast.ai | $0.99/h RunPod Secure | $2.25/h CoreWeave | 4.8× |
| H100 (80GB) | $1.99/h RunPod Community | $2.89/h RunPod Secure | $11.06/h GCP a3-highgpu | 5.6× |
| H200 (141GB) | $3.99/h Hyperstack (also Jarvis) | $4.50/h Nebius | $10.60/h GCP a3-ultragpu | 2.7× |
| B200 (192GB) | $6.88/h Vast.ai | $8.19/h Together AI | $14.24/h AWS p6-b200 | 2.1× |
| MI300X (192GB) | $3.45/h Crusoe | — | — | Crusoe only |

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## Methodology

We test each provider on:
1. **Real on-demand pricing** (verified via the provider's pricing page within the last 30 days)
2. **GPU availability** (manual provisioning attempts to detect stockouts)
3. **Setup friction** (time from sign-up to first GPU running)
4. **Hidden costs** (storage, egress, IP, support tier)
5. **Documentation quality** and API completeness
6. **Reliability tier** (community/spot vs dedicated/secure)
7. **Geographic data residency** (US, EU, sovereign options)

Some links on gpuhosted.com are affiliate links — we earn a commission at no extra cost to the user. This does not influence rankings; ratings are based purely on the criteria above.

Last methodology update: May 1, 2026.

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