Buyer's Guide

GPU cloud providers, compared so you can rent with confidence

viabandwidth tracks 1,009 GPU cloud, dedicated-server and marketplace operators worldwide, across 19 accelerator models and 23 countries. This guide is where you work out how you want to rent, what you should actually run and which shortlist to open next. It is vendor-neutral and it never invents a price.

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1,009

providers tracked

accelerator models

countries

582

with published models

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Guides by what you are trying to do

The cheapest GPU cloud in 2026

Where the low hourly rates actually come from and how to read a cheap quote before you trust it.

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Rent a GPU for LLMs

Choosing GPU cloud for inference and training runs, from a single card to a multi-node cluster.

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Rent an H100, the real bill

What an H100 hour actually adds up to once storage, egress and commitment terms are in the total.

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GPU server rental and hosting

Dedicated GPU boxes and hosted servers, when a whole machine beats renting by the hour.

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On-demand GPU pricing

How on-demand, spot and committed rates differ and which one fits a workload that is not flat.

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H100 (224)A100 (181)H200 (147)B200 (102)L40S (101)RTX 4090 (76)

By Steven Higashi. Last updated 2026-07-30. Shopping for a card to buy rather than rent? That is a hardware question and it lives on cloudanalyst.