vast GPU Cloud Provider

Vast.ai provides a cost-effective GPU rental marketplace with a real-time bidding system, offering affordable access to various NVIDIA GPUs through community-hosted compute resources.

vast Cloud Provider - GPU Computing Services

Provider Overview

Name vast
Total Instances 6
Minimum Price $0.23/hr
Maximum VRAM 94 GB
Available GPU Models

Vast.ai provides a cost-effective GPU rental marketplace with a real-time bidding system, offering affordable access to various NVIDIA GPUs through community-hosted compute resources.

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About the Provider

Website

https://vast.ai

Regions

global

GPU Models

6

Instances

6

Available Instances

Accelerator Price/Hour VRAM Type Action
RTX 4090 $0.40 24 GB Ada Lovelace View GPU →
RTX 6000 Ada $0.77 48 GB Ada Lovelace View GPU →
H100 SXM $2.14 80 GB Hopper View GPU →
A100 SXM4 $1.34 80 GB Ampere View GPU →
H100 NVL $2.33 94 GB Hopper View GPU →
RTX 3090 $0.23 24 GB Ampere View GPU →

Related Resources

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About vast GPU Cloud

GPUvec currently tracks 6 vast instance configurations across 6 GPU models. The lowest observed rate in the dataset is $0.23/hour; the final price can vary by region, GPU count, host configuration, and billing terms.

The recorded catalog includes A100 SXM4, H100 NVL, H100 SXM, RTX 3090, RTX 4090. GPUvec has location data for 1 region: global.

When evaluating vast, compare memory capacity, accelerator generation, hourly rate, regional availability, billing granularity, storage, and network requirements. Framework support also depends on the selected image and driver stack, so verify CUDA and container versions before migration.

Use GPUvec's provider directory and GPU comparison tool to compare vast with alternatives on the same accelerator model. A like-for-like comparison avoids misleading conclusions caused by different GPU counts, CPUs, RAM allocations, or commitment terms.

External Resources

Learn more about GPUs from these authoritative sources:

NVIDIA CUDA Documentation →

Official CUDA programming guide

NVIDIA GPU Specifications →

Official NVIDIA GPU specs

TechPowerUp GPU Database →

Comprehensive GPU specifications

CUDA Compute Capability Guide →

GPU compute capability reference

Updated September 02, 2026 • 2026 Edition

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What You Need to Know About vast

Complete Overview of vast GPU Cloud Services and Pricing

Get detailed information about vast's GPU cloud offerings, including available GPU models like RTX 4090, H100, A100, and L40S instances. Compare pricing structures, regional availability, and unique features that distinguish vast from other providers. Whether you need per-second billing, reserved instances, or spot pricing, understanding each provider's model helps you optimize your GPU spending.

Pricing per Hour for vast GPU Instances

Review the pricing structure for vast's GPU instances and compare hourly rates across different GPU models. GPUvec provides transparent pricing data so you can evaluate whether vast offers competitive rates for your AI training, inference, or rendering workloads compared to alternatives like RunPod, Vast.ai, or Lambda Labs.

How vast Compares to Other GPU Cloud Providers

See how vast stacks up against other GPU cloud providers in terms of pricing, GPU availability, geographic coverage, and unique features. Our detailed comparison helps you choose the best provider for your specific needs, whether you prioritize the lowest price per hour for RTX 4090 instances or the most reliable H100 availability for production workloads.