Estimator · prices from 2026-09-10
What will your GPU run cost?
On-demand cost range for a run, from this week's tracked prices. For anything above ~64 GPUs, restrict to the disclosed training-class band — capacity that will not disclose its fabric cannot show it will finish your job.
All-in extras (optional — your provider's rates are on its provider page; a cheap GPU with mandatory extras often loses to a dearer all-in one)
Deal check: is a quote you were given fair?
Paste the price a provider quoted you. This reads it against the fair band for that GPU and your workload — prescriptive for you as a buyer, and grounded only in published data.
Not investment advice, and not a view on any futures contract. This is procurement guidance for renting compute — how a quoted price compares to published market data for the same chip. It is not a recommendation to trade the CME/ICE/Architect compute contracts or any security. Verify grade, terms, and live availability with the seller before committing; the registry grades disclosure, not measured performance (methodology).
Read the estimate honestly. This is on-demand list pricing; committed terms run materially lower, and marketplace listings below the band usually cannot state their interconnect. The range is real, not noise: it is the price of the same chip on different networks. Method: ASSAY-1; per-listing detail on the GPU pages.