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NVIDIA A2 — what a GPU-hour costs

$0.23A2 median rate card, 2 providers

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Cheapest$0.20Infomaniak — 14% below the median
Spread1.3×$0.20 to $0.26 for the same card
Hyper premium—no hyperscaler lists this card
Past 12 mo—Less than a year of history for this card
TREND

Not enough monthly history for the A2 to state a trend yet.

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Who is cheapest today, and what a month costs.

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A month at the top pick$1,141Infomaniak · $0.20 per GPU-hour, on-demand · captured $184 less than at the median rate card

A2 by provider

One table per market, on-demand first; cheapest first within each.

On-demand · low risk — 2 rates, cheapest first · median $0.23
Provider · what is sold$ / GPU-hour30 daysReadSource
Infomaniak0.16 CHF listed · ECB 1.203264 on October 9, 2026$0.20−14% vs medianflat · 1 dcaptured Deploy ↗
immers.cloud21.94 RUB listed · Bank of Russia 0.011778 on October 10, 2026$0.26+14% vs medianflat · 1 dcaptured Deploy ↗
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As of , the cheapest listed rate for the NVIDIA A2 is $0.20 per GPU-hour on Infomaniak (on-demand). Across 2 providers, the median rate card — each provider’s cheapest on-demand rate, community capacity and marketplace floors out — is $0.23 per GPU-hour. Between rate cards, on-demand rates for the same card run from $0.20 (Infomaniak) to $0.26 (immers.cloud), 1.3× apart across 2 providers. With 16 GB of VRAM, that is $0.012 per GB of memory per hour at the cheapest on-demand rate and $0.014 at the median.

The two cheapest on-demand rate cards for the NVIDIA A2, side by side on every card they both list: Infomaniak vs immers.cloud.

How it is computed

What we measure

Publicly listed rental prices for 73 GPU models (NVIDIA and AMD) at 85 providers — 1056 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, published with the run that produced it in /token-cost.json, not on this page. 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.

1056 quotes · 85 providers. Seven files under CC BY 4.0; history is stored append-only and never rewritten.

Retail listings

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

Every rate on this page as data: /gpu/a2/prices.json — the same fields as prices.json, narrowed to this card. CC BY 4.0, no key, no rate limit. On your own page: embed this card’s cheapest rates (/embed/gpu/a2, an iframe, no script).

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