Pricing

GPU server pricing: every monthly GPU rental price

One flat monthly price per server, with the per-GPU-hour equivalent shown for comparison. No setup fee, no egress fees within the included bandwidth, and you can cancel any month.

Configurations
15
Available now
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$449/mo
Setup & egress fees
$0

All GPU server prices

Every server includes

  • Root access
  • Local NVMe
  • IPv4 + IPv6
  • DDoS protection
  • 20–50 TB, no egress fees
  • 24/7 engineers

USD · billed monthly · excl. VAT

8-GPU servers

  • 8× HGX B300 New

    NVIDIA Blackwell UltraBare metal
    8× 288 GB HBM3e 8 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 2× Xeon 6776P · 128 coresMemory: 4 TB DDR5

    Storage: 8× 3.84 TB NVMeNetwork: 8× 800G ConnectX-8

    Up to 671Bin FP8 · same in BF16
    Limited stock

    $39,900/mo

    ≈ $6.83/GPU-hr

  • 8× HGX B200

    NVIDIA BlackwellBare metal
    8× 180 GB HBM3e 8 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 2× Xeon 8570 · 112 coresMemory: 2 TB DDR5

    Storage: 8× 3.84 TB NVMeNetwork: 8× 400G ConnectX-7

    Up to 671Bin FP8 · 405B in BF16
    In stock

    $34,900/mo

    ≈ $5.98/GPU-hr

  • 8× HGX H200

    NVIDIA HopperBare metal
    8× 141 GB HBM3e 4.8 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 2× Xeon 8480+ · 112 coresMemory: 2 TB DDR5

    Storage: 8× 3.84 TB NVMeNetwork: 8× 400G ConnectX-7

    Up to 671Bin FP8 · 405B in BF16
    In stock

    $23,900/mo

    ≈ $4.09/GPU-hr

  • 8× HGX H100

    NVIDIA HopperBare metal
    8× 80 GB HBM3 3.35 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 2× Xeon 8480+ · 112 coresMemory: 2 TB DDR5

    Storage: 8× 3.84 TB NVMeNetwork: 8× 400G ConnectX-7

    Up to 405Bin FP8 · 235B in BF16
    In stock

    $16,900/mo

    ≈ $2.89/GPU-hr

  • 8× Instinct MI355X

    AMD CDNA 4Bare metal
    8× 288 GB HBM3e 8 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 2× EPYC 9575F · 128 coresMemory: 3 TB DDR5

    Storage: 8× 3.84 TB NVMeNetwork: 8× 400G RoCE

    Up to 671Bin FP8 · same in BF16
    Limited stock

    $19,900/mo

    ≈ $3.41/GPU-hr

  • 8× RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell

    NVIDIA BlackwellBare metal
    8× 96 GB GDDR7 1.6 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 2× EPYC 9555 · 128 coresMemory: 1.5 TB DDR5

    Storage: 4× 3.84 TB NVMeNetwork: 2× 100 GbE

    Up to 405Bin FP8 · 235B in BF16
    In stock

    $10,490/mo

    ≈ $1.80/GPU-hr

Single GPU

  • B300 New

    NVIDIA Blackwell UltraWhole-GPU VM
    288 GB HBM3e 8 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 28 vCPUMemory: 384 GB

    Storage: 3.5 TB NVMeNetwork: 25 Gbps

    Up to 120Bin FP8 · 70B in BF16
    Limited stock

    $5,190/mo

    ≈ $7.11/GPU-hr

  • B200

    NVIDIA BlackwellWhole-GPU VM
    180 GB HBM3e 8 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 26 vCPUMemory: 256 GB

    Storage: 2.75 TB NVMeNetwork: 25 Gbps

    Up to 120Bin FP8 · 70B in BF16
    In stock

    $4,590/mo

    ≈ $6.29/GPU-hr

  • H200 Popular

    NVIDIA HopperWhole-GPU VM
    141 GB HBM3e 4.8 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 24 vCPUMemory: 240 GB

    Storage: 2 TB NVMeNetwork: 25 Gbps

    Up to 70Bin FP8 · 32B in BF16
    In stock

    $3,090/mo

    ≈ $4.23/GPU-hr

  • H100 SXM

    NVIDIA HopperWhole-GPU VM
    80 GB HBM3 3.35 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 24 vCPUMemory: 225 GB

    Storage: 2 TB NVMeNetwork: 25 Gbps

    Up to 32Bin FP8 · same in BF16
    In stock

    $2,190/mo

    ≈ $3.00/GPU-hr

  • RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell

    NVIDIA BlackwellWhole-GPU VM
    96 GB GDDR7 1.6 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 16 vCPUMemory: 188 GB

    Storage: 1.92 TB NVMeNetwork: 10 Gbps

    Up to 70Bin FP8 · 32B in BF16
    In stock

    $1,390/mo

    ≈ $1.90/GPU-hr

  • L40S

    NVIDIA Ada LovelaceWhole-GPU VM
    48 GB GDDR6 864 GB/s per GPU

    CPU: 16 vCPUMemory: 128 GB

    Storage: 1 TB NVMeNetwork: 10 Gbps

    Up to 32Bin FP8 · 14B in BF16
    In stock

    $890/mo

    ≈ $1.22/GPU-hr

  • GeForce RTX 5090

    NVIDIA BlackwellWhole-GPU VM
    32 GB GDDR7 1.8 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 16 vCPUMemory: 64 GB

    Storage: 1 TB NVMeNetwork: 10 Gbps

    Up to 14Bin FP8 · 8B in BF16
    In stock

    $449/mo

    ≈ $0.62/GPU-hr

Rack-scale systems

  • Vera Rubin NVL72 Next gen

    NVIDIA RubinRack-scale
    72× 288 GB HBM4 19.2 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 36× NVIDIA VeraMemory: Up to 54 TB LPDDR5X

    Storage: Storage sized per orderNetwork: NVLink 6 · ConnectX-9

    Frontier scale72-GPU NVLink domain
    Reservations open

    Price on request

    Next-gen allocation

  • GB300 NVL72

    NVIDIA Blackwell UltraRack-scale
    72× 288 GB HBM3e 8 TB/s per GPU

    CPU: 36× NVIDIA GraceMemory: 17 TB LPDDR5X

    Storage: NVMe per tray, sized per orderNetwork: NVLink 5 · 72× 800G

    Frontier scale72-GPU NVLink domain
    On request

    $7,990/GPU·mo

    From · 72 GPUs · 12–36 mo

Several servers or a 6- to 12-month term? Once your first server is active, ask for term or multi-server pricing by ticket from your dashboard. More than 8 GPUs in one NVLink domain: rack-scale systems.

All prices are also available as a CSV file and in Markdown, for spreadsheets and AI assistants.

In short. OverGPU prices every dedicated GPU server as one flat monthly price: single-GPU servers from $449 (GeForce RTX 5090) to $5,190 (B300), 8-GPU servers from $10,490 (8× NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell) to $39,900 (8× NVIDIA HGX B300), and GB300 NVL72 racks from $7,990 per GPU-month on 12 to 36 month terms. There is no setup fee and no egress fee within the included bandwidth (20 TB a month per single GPU, 50 TB per 8-GPU server), and payment is from a USD balance topped up in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, USDT (TRC-20) or Solana. Prices as of .

Our GPU server pricing is one flat price per server per month. The table above lists all 15 configurations, from a single GeForce RTX 5090 at $449 a month to an 8-GPU NVIDIA HGX B300 server at $39,900, with rack-scale systems quoted on request. Below we explain how each GPU rental price per month is set, what it includes, how it compares with hourly billing, and how terms, taxes and payments work.

How our GPU server pricing works

You pay for the whole server, monthly and in advance, from a prepaid balance in your account. The price of an 8-GPU server covers all eight GPUs plus the CPUs, RAM, NVMe storage and network cards listed for it. The minimum term is one month, and your first month starts on the day the server is delivered. Plans renew automatically from your balance, with an email reminder before each renewal, and you can cancel any month with no fee from your dashboard; the server keeps running until the end of the paid month.

To make comparison with hourly offers easier, we also show a per-GPU-hour equivalent: the monthly price divided by the number of GPUs, then by 730, the average number of hours in a month. For example:

  • NVIDIA HGX H100, 8 GPUs $16,900 ÷ 8 ÷ 730 ≈ $2.89 per GPU-hour
  • NVIDIA H200, 1 GPU $3,090 ÷ 730 ≈ $4.23 per GPU-hour
  • GeForce RTX 5090, 1 GPU $449 ÷ 730 ≈ $0.62 per GPU-hour

That figure assumes the server runs around the clock. It is a comparison tool, not how you are billed: you pay the flat monthly price whether the GPUs run for 730 hours or 30.

What the monthly price includes

Every price covers the full server as listed, plus:

  • bandwidth with no egress fees: 20 TB per month on single-GPU plans and 50 TB on 8-GPU servers, under fair use, with inbound traffic not counted;
  • a public IPv4 address and an IPv6 /64, with DDoS mitigation on public IPs;
  • root access over SSH, with OS images that come with drivers, CUDA or ROCm, and Docker preinstalled;
  • the 99.9% availability SLA with service credits, and 24/7 support from engineers.

There is no setup fee, and because the price is flat, an idle server costs nothing extra. Two things are not included: VAT and other taxes where applicable, and backups, since local storage is not backed up unless agreed in writing. If you consistently exceed your bandwidth allowance, we contact you before any change to agree on a suitable option.

Monthly vs hourly GPU rental prices

Hourly billing is the better deal when you need a GPU for short, irregular bursts. A monthly price wins when the GPU stays busy. The break-even point is easy to find: divide our monthly price by the hourly rate you would otherwise pay. The result is the number of hours per month at which both cost the same; if you would use the GPU for more hours than that, the monthly plan comes out ahead.

Hourly prices also move. OverGPU's October 2026 survey of public price lists found that over the past year, the median on-demand price per GPU-hour rose by roughly 13% for H100, 27% for H200 and 20% for B200. Hourly bills can carry extras too: hyperscalers typically bill egress separately and require quota approvals for GPU instances. Model your own case with the GPU cost calculator, or read our full monthly vs hourly comparison.

Volume and term pricing

If you plan to rent for 6 to 12 months, or need several servers, usually from three, volume and term pricing is available to customers with an active server: give the quantity and duration in a ticket from your dashboard, and the terms are agreed in writing before you pay. Rack-scale systems are priced separately. NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 starts from $7,990 per GPU per month on 12- to 36-month terms, and Vera Rubin NVL72 is quoted individually, with reservations open. Describe what you need in a reservation request, which costs nothing to send, or read about our rack-scale systems.

Payment, invoices and taxes

Servers are paid from a prepaid balance in US dollars. Create a free account, then top up the balance with crypto: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Monero (XMR), Tether USDT on TRON (TRC-20) or Solana (SOL), from $100 to $10,000 per top-up. The crypto amount is calculated from the dollar amount at an exchange rate locked for a limited time, and the top-up is credited automatically once the network confirms the payment. Card payments are coming soon. Our crypto payments page explains each step.

Top-ups also earn bonus credit: +5% for every full $100 in one top-up, up to +50% from $1,000, so a $1,000 top-up gives $1,500 of credit. Bonus credit pays for any OverGPU service, including servers and renewals, and is spent after your paid credit. It has no cash value and is not refundable.

You order on the deployment page: choose a configuration and pay the first month from your balance, and the server is delivered in under 10 minutes after payment. If your balance is short, you top up in the same form; the order is held for 3 hours and paid automatically as soon as the top-up is credited, and if it is not paid within 3 hours, it is cancelled with nothing charged.

Prices are in US dollars and exclude VAT and other taxes, which are added where applicable. You get an invoice for every server payment and renewal and a receipt for every top-up, in your dashboard, with the company details and VAT number from your account settings. Our guide to invoices and VAT covers the details.

Price changes

Your price is fixed for each paid month. We may change prices for future months, but only with at least 30 days' notice, and you can cancel before the change takes effect. Our guide to renewals and cancellation explains how renewals work.

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FAQ

Pricing questions

The short version. The help center has the details, and customers with an active server get answers by ticket, 24/7.

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How much does it cost to rent a GPU server per month?

Our prices range from $449 a month for a single GeForce RTX 5090 to $39,900 a month for an 8-GPU NVIDIA HGX B300 server. Rack-scale systems are quoted on request.

How is the per-GPU-hour price calculated?

It is the monthly price divided by the number of GPUs and by 730, the average number of hours in a month. It is a comparison figure only: you are billed the flat monthly price.

Are there setup fees or egress fees?

There is no setup fee, and no egress fees within the included bandwidth of 20 TB per month on single-GPU plans and 50 TB on 8-GPU servers, under fair use. Inbound traffic is not counted.

Do prices include VAT?

No. Prices are in US dollars and exclude VAT and other taxes, which are added where applicable.

Can I get better pricing for a longer term or several servers?

Yes. Volume and term pricing for 6 to 12 months or for several servers, usually from three, is available to customers with an active server, who can ask by ticket from the dashboard.

How do I pay for a server?

From a prepaid balance in US dollars that you top up in crypto: BTC, ETH, XMR, USDT (TRC-20) or SOL. Card payments are coming soon, and every full $100 in a top-up adds 5% bonus credit, up to +50% from $1,000.

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