Hyperstack
$2.50 on-demand with free egress and per-minute billing — and a policy that deletes your machines if the balance runs dry.
the best on-demand rate here from a conventional provider, with genuinely free bandwidth — spoiled slightly by unclear sku labelling and a hard funding rule.
$2.50 per gpu-hour on-demand undercuts everything here except the marketplaces and runpod's community tier, and it comes with free ingress and egress, per-minute billing, and ssd volumes at roughly $0.07 per gb per month. b200 is $6.00 on-demand or from $5.10 reserved.
the funding rule is the thing to internalise before you rely on it: hyperstack terminates resources after a one-week grace period if the account balance isn't topped up. that is a reasonable policy for a prepaid service and a genuinely bad surprise for a long training run funded by a card that expired.
the description above is ours, condensed from the ranking. pricing moves — check it on the vendor's own page before you rely on it.
- category
- gpu cloud providers
- pricing
- $2.50/gpu/hr
- website
- hyperstack.cloud
the best on-demand rate here from a conventional provider, with genuinely free bandwidth — spoiled slightly by unclear sku labelling and a hard funding rule.
we researched this category against vendors' own pricing pages and licence files. that is where this line comes from — not from the vendor, and not from anything they paid for.
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RunPod
we checked this$2.69/gpu/hrcheapest verified h100 of the ten, billed by the second, with free egress and one storage trap worth knowing.
Verda (formerly DataCrunch)
we checked this$3.25/gpu/hrthe cheapest spot h100 anywhere at $1.14 — under a company name that changed after every comparison was written.