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NVIDIA A10 — what a GPU-hour costs

$1.10A10 median rate card, 7 providers

Listed rates, not availability. Read . How to read these figures ↓

Cheapest$0.32Intelion Cloud — 71% below the median
Spread9.9×$0.32 to $3.20 for the same card
Hyper premium+136%$2.60 vs $1.10 at specialists
Past 12 mo—Less than a year of history for this card
TREND

Not enough monthly history for the A10 to state a trend yet.

Size your workload

Who is cheapest today, and what a month costs.

GPUs
Hours per month
Region
A month at the top pick$1,894$4,539 less than at the median rate card

A10 by provider

Every listed rate on every market, cheapest first — the top card may be capacity that can be reclaimed mid-run.

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Provider · market and risk · instance, region$ / GPU-hourReadVs. median7 daysListed sinceA month at the selected workloadSource
Intelion Cloudspecialiston-demand · low risknvd_a10_24gb · GPU only · 27.38 RUB listed · Bank of Russia 0.011844 on September 30, 2026$0.32captured −71% vs median7d —since $1,894 for the selected workloadDeploy ↗
immers.cloudspecialiston-demand · low riskteslaa10-4.16.32.60 · global · 34.59 RUB listed · Bank of Russia 0.011844 on September 30, 2026$0.41captured −63% vs median7d —since $2,393 for the selected workloadDeploy ↗
Microsoft Azurehyperspot · high riskStandard_NV36ads_A10_v5 · centralus · cheapest of 35 regions read; dearest $1.18$0.59captured −46% vs median7d —since $3,454 for the selected workloadDeploy ↗
Cerebriumspecialistserverless · medium riskA10 · GPU only$1.10captured 0% vs median7d no changesince $6,433 for the selected workloadDeploy ↗
Modalspecialistserverless · medium riskGPU only$1.10captured 0% vs median7d no changesince $6,433 for the selected workloadDeploy ↗
Lambdaspecialiston-demand · low riskA10 · global$1.29captured +17% vs median7d no changesince $7,534 for the selected workloadDeploy ↗
Microsoft Azurehyper3-year · low riskStandard_NV36ads_A10_v5 · centralus · cheapest of 35 regions read; dearest $2.82$1.41captured +28% vs median7d —since $8,223 for the selected workloadDeploy ↗
Oracle Cloud (OCI)hyperon-demand · low riskCompute - GPU - A10 · global$2.00captured +82% vs median7d no changesince $11,680 for the selected workloadDeploy ↗
Microsoft Azurehyper1-year · low riskStandard_NV36ads_A10_v5 · westus3 · cheapest of 35 regions read; dearest $4.10$2.05captured +86% vs median7d —since $11,960 for the selected workloadDeploy ↗
Microsoft Azurehyperon-demand · low riskStandard_NV36ads_A10_v5 · westus3 · cheapest of 37 regions read; dearest $6.40$3.20captured +190% vs median7d —since $18,688 for the selected workloadDeploy ↗
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Per single GPU-hour; node prices divided by GPU count. Tap a provider to open its source page. Vs. median compares every market against the median rate card above — a spot rate is cheaper because it can be taken back, not because the provider is cheaper. Risk is read off the market, not off the provider: spot and community capacity can be reclaimed mid-run, serverless is shared capacity, billed by the second, a shared GPU is a card other tenants use too, on-demand and committed capacity stays yours while it runs. Community capacity and shared GPUs never count as on-demand: they are out of every median and every “cheapest”. Since is the day that figure was first listed unchanged — for a quote we have never seen change, the day of our first read of it. 7d is the listed figure against the same quote seven days earlier; it appears once a quote has been read for a week.

How to read these figures

We read published price lists, not availability: a listed rate can be sold out, waitlisted or absent from the region you need, and whether a card is free to rent is not something we measure.

Oldest read behind these figures: , from this build’s own hourly run. A quote not read again within 48 hours leaves every figure.

Ampere · PCIe · 24 GB VRAM. Publicly listed rental prices at 63 providers, normalised to a single GPU-hour, plus what the card costs to buy. Every figure links to the page it was read from.

Today’s GPU-hour

Median rate card per card: each provider once, at its cheapest on-demand rate, community capacity and marketplace floors out — the card median every page on this site prints. The H100 SXM is headed by the Price Index instead, which has rules of its own (USD listings only). $/GB divides it by the card’s memory; spread is the dearest rate over the cheapest, with a dot per provider between them. Tap a card to open its page.

Memory
Card, $ per GB, spread and providersWhere each provider sits between cheapest and dearestMedian rate card, cheapest and dearest
GB300 NVL72288GB$0.048/GB · 1.8× spread · 2 providers$13.91$9.82–$18.007d +3.1%
GB200 NVL72186GB$0.071/GB · 3.4× spread · 4 providers$13.25$8.00–$27.047d no change
B300288GB$0.028/GB · 3.6× spread · 18 providers$7.94$4.89–$17.807d −1.4%
B200192GB$0.035/GB · 4.4× spread · 27 providers$6.79$3.69–$16.117d −0.7%
MI355X288GB$0.021/GB · 2.9× spread · 3 providers$5.99$2.95–$8.607d no change
MI350X288GB$0.018/GB · 1.5× spread · 2 providers$5.08$4.00–$6.167d +4.7%
H200141GB$0.031/GB · 5.1× spread · 38 providers$4.38$2.09–$10.607d −0.6%
H100 NVL94GB$0.046/GB · 2.6× spread · 7 providers$4.32$2.92–$7.667d no change
GH20096GB$0.040/GB · 2.8× spread · 3 providers$3.87$2.29–$6.507d no change
H200 NVL141GB$0.027/GB · 1.5× spread · 3 providers$3.79$3.62–$5.60
H100 SXM80GB$0.044/GB · 6.2× spread · 29 providers$3.49$1.79–$11.067d −0.1%
H100 PCIe80GB$0.038/GB · 3.6× spread · 8 providers$3.03$1.83–$6.507d no change
MI300X192GB$0.015/GB · 3.5× spread · 8 providers$2.83$1.71–$6.007d no change
H100 80GB (form factor not stated)80GB$0.035/GB · 5.8× spread · 19 providers$2.79$1.74–$10.127d no change
V10016GB$0.168/GB · 15.9× spread · 8 providers$2.69$0.19–$3.067d +0.8%
MI325X256GB$0.009/GB · 1.7× spread · 3 providers$2.25$2.25–$3.807d no change
RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell96GB$0.023/GB · 5.0× spread · 27 providers$2.20$1.09–$5.507d +0.3%
A100 40GB40GB$0.050/GB · 3.8× spread · 16 providers$1.99$0.89–$3.407d +0.1%
A100 80GB80GB$0.023/GB · 5.7× spread · 40 providers$1.81$0.89–$5.047d +0.1%
RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max-Q96GB1.0× spread · 1 providerone rate card, no median$1.80–$1.80
L40S48GB$0.029/GB · 4.6× spread · 28 providers$1.40$0.76–$3.517d +0.2%
RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell32GB$0.036/GB · 3.5× spread · 4 providers$1.16$0.72–$2.52
V100 32GB32GB$0.035/GB · 4.1× spread · 3 providers$1.13$0.28–$1.15
A10G24GB$0.046/GB · 1.2× spread · 2 providers$1.11$1.01–$1.21
A1024GB$0.046/GB · 9.9× spread · 7 providers$1.10$0.32–$3.207d no change
A4048GB$0.022/GB · 3.0× spread · 4 providers$1.04$0.49–$1.497d no change
RTX 6000 Ada48GB$0.021/GB · 2.0× spread · 6 providers$1.02$0.79–$1.577d +1.0%
RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell48GB1.0× spread · 1 providerone rate card, no median$0.96–$0.96
L4048GB$0.019/GB · 1.9× spread · 6 providers$0.93$0.79–$1.507d no change
RTX 509032GB$0.027/GB · 2.7× spread · 8 providers$0.85$0.55–$1.517d no change
RTX 5000 Ada Generation32GB1.0× spread · 1 providerone rate card, no median$0.83–$0.83
L424GB$0.033/GB · 2.7× spread · 17 providers$0.80$0.43–$1.177d no change
Quadro RTX 600024GB$0.029/GB · 4.6× spread · 3 providers$0.69$0.33–$1.50
RTX A600048GB$0.012/GB · 3.1× spread · 12 providers$0.60$0.35–$1.097d +0.5%
GeForce RTX 508016GB1.0× spread · 1 providerone rate card, no median$0.59–$0.59
GeForce RTX 309024GB$0.023/GB · 2.1× spread · 4 providers$0.55$0.35–$0.75
T416GB$0.033/GB · 3.5× spread · 9 providers$0.53$0.23–$0.817d no change
RTX 4000 Ada20GB$0.026/GB · 2.7× spread · 3 providers$0.52$0.28–$0.76
A3024GB$0.020/GB · 4.1× spread · 6 providers$0.48$0.33–$1.357d no change
RTX 4000 SFF Ada20GB$0.024/GB · 1.1× spread · 2 providers$0.47$0.44–$0.50
GeForce RTX 3090 Ti24GB1.0× spread · 1 providerone rate card, no median$0.46–$0.46
RTX 409024GB$0.019/GB · 2.5× spread · 9 providers$0.45$0.39–$0.997d no change
GeForce RTX 308010GB1.0× spread · 1 providerone rate card, no median$0.45–$0.45
RTX A500024GB$0.018/GB · 5.1× spread · 5 providers$0.44$0.27–$1.387d no change
RTX A400016GB$0.016/GB · 5.1× spread · 5 providers$0.25$0.15–$0.767d no change

History

No weekly history for the A10 yet: the reconstructed catalog series does not carry this card, and our own series is shorter than two weeks.

Buy vs rent

No retail median from three or more sellers for the A10, so no break-even is published.

Hyperscalers vs specialists

Specialist GPU clouds$1.10
Hyperscalers$2.60

For the same card Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud (OCI) charge 136% more. Only networking, compliance and credits justify the gap.

The cost of not looking

Overpaying at 8 GPUs for the selected workload — dearest provider instead of cheapest. Every card against every provider: the spread table.

H100 SXM$54,143
H200$49,698
A100 80GB$24,236
L40S$16,060
RTX 6000 Ada$4,555
RTX 4090$3,504

How it is computed

What we measure

Publicly listed rental prices for 53 GPU models (NVIDIA and AMD) at 63 providers — 709 current quotes across seven markets — and the retail price of the cards.

Where it comes from

Each provider's own pricing page or API; retail from reseller pages. Every figure links back to its source.

How it is normalised

Node prices are divided by GPU count, per-second rates multiplied out, a price listed in another currency shown as listed, beside its USD figure at the dated official rate (ECB; the Bank of Russia for RUB and VND). A reservation published as a total for its term is divided by the hours in that term, 8,760 per year.

What is modelled, not measured

One figure: cost per million output tokens, a listed rate divided by the throughput NVIDIA published for that card, printed with the run that produced it. Risk is not a model — it is read off the market a quote is from.

What we never do

Never estimate a price, never convert a currency silently, never publish a number a reader cannot verify on the linked page.

709 quotes · 63 providers. Seven files under CC BY 4.0; history is stored append-only and never rewritten.

As of , the cheapest listed rate for the NVIDIA A10 is $0.32 per GPU-hour on Intelion Cloud (on-demand). Across 7 providers, the median rate card — each provider’s cheapest on-demand rate, community capacity and marketplace floors out — is $1.10 per GPU-hour, and the middle half of those rate cards sits between $0.76 and $1.65. Between rate cards, on-demand rates for the same card run from $0.32 (Intelion Cloud) to $3.20 (Microsoft Azure), 9.9× apart across 7 providers. By market, the cheapest listed rates are $0.59 spot (Microsoft Azure), $0.32 on-demand (Intelion Cloud, GPU only), $2.05 on a 1-year commitment (Microsoft Azure) and $1.41 on a 3-year commitment (Microsoft Azure). On a single rate card, Microsoft Azure (westus3) lists it at $3.20 on-demand and $2.05 on a 1-year commitment: a commitment is paid whether the GPU runs or not. With 24 GB of VRAM, that is $0.014 per GB of memory per hour at the cheapest on-demand rate and $0.046 at the median.

As of , one provider prices the NVIDIA A10 on-demand as a unit of 4 GPUs: $1.64 per unit-hour (immers.cloud, teslaa10-4.16.32.60, $0.41 per GPU). 4 GPUs at the cheapest on-demand rate ($0.32 on Intelion Cloud, GPU only) come to $1.30 an hour, where a provider rents 4 to one account and they need not share a unit. A unit price is what the provider quotes for the 4 GPUs together; whether it also rents one is not part of the quote.

Retail listings

No retail listings tracked for this card in the last 30 days.

Every rate in detail

One table per price type, never mixed: an on-demand rate and a spot rate answer different questions, and a marketplace floor is not a rate card. Prices are per GPU for one hour; the per-GB column divides by the card's 24 GB of VRAM.

On-demand

Listed pay-as-you-go rates for the NVIDIA A10. “Vs. median” compares with the median rate card, $1.10.
ProviderUSD / GPU-hour7-day changeVs. medianUSD / GB VRAM-hourTypeRegionMin. commitmentSource, captured
Intelion Cloud specialist$0.32
27.38 RUB listed · Bank of Russia 0.011844 on September 30, 2026
—−71%$0.014on-demand GPU only——Price page

unchanged since first read, Sep 28, 2026
immers.cloud specialist$0.41
$1.64/node ÷ 4
34.59 RUB listed · Bank of Russia 0.011844 on September 30, 2026
—−63%$0.017on-demand——Price page

unchanged since first read, Sep 28, 2026
Cerebrium specialist$1.10no change±0%$0.046on-demand GPU only——Price page

unchanged since first read, Sep 22, 2026
Modal specialist$1.10no change±0%$0.046on-demand GPU only——Price page

unchanged since first read, Sep 22, 2026
Lambda specialist$1.29no change+17%$0.054on-demand——Price page

unchanged since first read, Sep 22, 2026
Oracle Cloud (OCI) hyperscaler$2.00no change+82%$0.083on-demand——Price page
read from the provider’s API

unchanged since first read, Sep 23, 2026
Microsoft Azure hyperscaler$3.20—+190%$0.133on-demandwestus3—Price page
read from the provider’s API

unchanged since first read, Sep 23, 2026

Spot / interruptible

Interruptible capacity as published by the provider - can be reclaimed at any time for the NVIDIA A10.
ProviderUSD / GPU-hour7-day changeUSD / GB VRAM-hourTypeRegionMin. commitmentSource, captured
Microsoft Azure hyperscaler$0.59—$0.025spotcentralus—Price page
read from the provider’s API

unchanged since first read, Sep 23, 2026

Reserved (committed use)

Published committed-use rates, which require the commitment shown for the NVIDIA A10.
ProviderUSD / GPU-hour7-day changeUSD / GB VRAM-hourTypeRegionMin. commitmentSource, captured
Microsoft Azure hyperscaler$1.41—$0.059reservedcentralus3yrPrice page
read from the provider’s API

unchanged since first read, Sep 23, 2026
Microsoft Azure hyperscaler$2.05
−$1.15 (−36%) vs its on-demand $3.20
—$0.085reservedwestus31yrPrice page
read from the provider’s API

unchanged since first read, Sep 23, 2026

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