Rent an RTX A5000 by the hour
On PowerPod an RTX A5000 costs from USD 0.37 an hour today, billed by the second, on 4 verified hosts. The price you see when you rent is locked for that instance.
What an RTX A5000 is good for
Professional RTX A-series cards with generous memory for the price. With 24 GB of memory it is a good fit for:
- QLoRA fine-tuning of 7B–14B models such as Llama, Qwen and Gemma
- Serving 7B–14B models at full speed, or 30B-class models with 4-bit weights
- SDXL and FLUX image generation, and training image LoRAs
- Whisper large-v3 transcription in large batches
What common jobs cost on an RTX A5000
Estimated from typical run times and today’s lowest price. Your own job may run faster or slower.
| Job | Typical time | Cost today |
|---|---|---|
| Fine-tune a 7B model | 5.5 h | USD 2.04 |
| Generate 1,000 images | 1.5 h | USD 0.56 |
| Transcribe 100 hours of audio | 5 h | USD 1.85 |
| Serve a chat model for an evening | 4 h | USD 1.48 |
Price over time
Where the hosts are
RTX A5000 hosts are listed today in 3 countries: Ireland, Lithuania, Romania. 3 of them are in a datacenter. Each offer shows its own measured reliability before you rent.
Typical machine
Median across the hosts listed today; each offer shows its exact machine before you rent.
| Memory bandwidth | 652 GB/s |
| Compute | 27.5 TFLOPS |
| Highest CUDA version | 13.2 |
| CPU cores for you | 6 |
| System memory for you | 20 GB |
| Download speed | 13676 Mbps |
Questions
How much does it cost to rent an RTX A5000?
On PowerPod an RTX A5000 costs from USD 0.37 an hour today, billed by the second, on 4 verified hosts. The price you see when you rent is locked for that instance.
How much memory does the RTX A5000 have?
24 GB of GPU memory.
What can I run on an RTX A5000?
QLoRA fine-tuning of 7B–14B models such as Llama, Qwen and Gemma. Serving 7B–14B models at full speed, or 30B-class models with 4-bit weights. SDXL and FLUX image generation, and training image LoRAs. Whisper large-v3 transcription in large batches.
Can I pay in rupees?
Yes. Accounts in Nepal are billed in Nepali rupees and accounts in India in Indian rupees, paid with local methods; everyone else pays in US dollars. Prices can be shown in about 160 currencies.