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The cheapest cloud GPUs right now

Published 12 October 2026 · prices on this page are live

For each memory size, the cheapest GPU you can rent right now on a verified host, billed by the second. The table is drawn from the live board when you load the page; mining cards are left out.

MemoryCheapest GPU todayUSDINRNPR
8 GB or moreGTX 1080 8 GBUSD 0.08INR 8NPR 12
12 GB or moreRTX 3060 12 GBUSD 0.09INR 9NPR 14
16 GB or moreTesla V100 32 GBUSD 0.14INR 13NPR 21
24 GB or moreTesla V100 32 GBUSD 0.14INR 13NPR 21
48 GB or moreA100 PCIE 80 GBUSD 0.63INR 61NPR 96
80 GB or moreA100 PCIE 80 GBUSD 0.63INR 61NPR 96

Why the prices move

PowerPod lists GPUs from verified hosts around the world, from data centres to smaller operators, and prices them from what they charge today. Prices move with supply and demand, so every GPU's page shows its price history. The price you see when you rent is locked for that machine.

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Cheap is not unreliable, but check

Each offer shows its host's measured reliability, its country and its machine before you rent. For long runs, prefer hosts with high reliability, save checkpoints often, and keep your data somewhere safe.

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Questions

What is the cheapest GPU for deep learning right now?

With at least 24 GB of memory, enough for most fine-tuning, the cheapest card right now is the Tesla V100 at USD 0.14 · INR 13 · NPR 21 an hour.

Which currencies can I pay in?

US dollars everywhere; accounts in Nepal pay in Nepali rupees and accounts in India in Indian rupees. This page shows all three.

Can the price change while I am renting?

No. The price shown when you rent is locked for that machine.

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