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Hourly GPU rental

Rent a GPU by the hour, pay only for the minutes

On VRAMfarm prices are per hour, but you are billed per minute from a prepaid balance: a 40-minute job costs 40 minutes, with a minimum of 15 minutes per launch. No contract, no monthly fee, no card held on file for overage. Cards start at €0.12 an hour.

A graphics card with a meter dial and a column of coins beside it: GPU rental by the hour, billed per minute

Hourly prices

GPUTypeMemoryTFLOPS FP32WherePrice per hour≈ per monthAction
RTX 3060 consumer 12 GB ≈12.7 +10 €0.12/h €86 per month Rent
RTX 3080 consumer 10 GB ≈29.8 +6 €0.17/h €122 per month Rent
RTX 3090 consumer 24 GB ≈35.6 +15 €0.30/h €216 per month Rent
RTX 4090 consumer 24 GB ≈82.6 +16 €0.59/h €425 per month Rent
RTX 5090 consumer 32 GB ≈104.8 +15 €0.76/h €547 per month Rent
L40S data centre 48 GB ≈91.6 +1 €1.06/h €763 per month Rent
A100 data centre 80 GB ≈19.5 +2 €1.46/h €1,051 per month Rent
H100 data centre 80 GB ≈67 +1 €3.90/h €2,808 per month Rent
H200 data centre 141 GB ≈67 +2 €5.43/h €3,910 per month Rent
B200 data centre 192 GB ≈80 €16.12/h €11,606 per month Rent

To launch, your balance must cover one hour of the machine. You are billed by the minute for actual use.

How billing works

Price fixed at launch

Catalogue prices follow the market and can change during the day. The per-minute price of your server is fixed when you start it.

Billing starts when it is ready

The 2–5 minutes of preparation are free. Billing starts when SSH and Jupyter answer, and stops the minute you stop the server.

Idle protection

If the server has no SSH, Jupyter or GPU load for 2 hours, we email you; an hour later it saves your folder and stops.

Prepaid, in euros

Top up from €10 by card or SEPA. Unspent paid balance can be refunded to the original payment method on request.

Why per minute matters

Most AI sessions are not whole hours: you test a prompt, render a batch, check a model. With hourly rounding a 70-minute session costs two hours. Per-minute billing charges 70 minutes, and over a month of short sessions the difference adds up to a third or more.

When hourly rental beats buying

An RTX 4090 costs about €1,800 in November 2026. At €0.59 an hour that is well over a thousand hours of rental before buying pays off, without counting electricity. If you use a GPU a few hours a week, renting is cheaper; if it works 8 hours every day, buying starts to make sense. The rent or buy guide does the full sum.

What else you pay for

Traffic: downloads, including model downloads, are billed per GB at the machine’s rate shown before launch. And the saved folder, if you keep one: €0.03 per GB a month. Nothing else.

Three sessions in a week

Forty minutes on Monday, two hours on Wednesday, twenty-five minutes on Friday on an RTX 4090: 3 hours 5 minutes in total, about €1.82. With hourly rounding you would pay for 5 hours.

Ready-made apps for this

The app installs itself with its models and opens in your browser. You pay only for the GPU time.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a minimum rental time?

Each launch is billed for at least 15 minutes, then minute by minute.

Can I rent a GPU for a whole month?

Yes, the server runs as long as you want while there is money on the balance. Per-minute billing applies all the time, so stopping for a weekend saves those days.

What happens when the balance runs out?

The server stops without saving the disk. Keep a margin on the balance for long jobs; we email you when it gets low.

Do I need a subscription?

No. There is no subscription and no monthly fee. You top up when you want and pay only for what runs.

Pay for minutes, not hours

Sign up, top up from €10 and start a server; stop it when the job is done.