The cheapest GB300 on the table right now is $4.31 per GPU-hour at Verda (spot), out of 7 offers from 2 providers. The GB300 carries 288 GB of VRAM on NVIDIA's Blackwell generation.
On-demand pricing for the same card spans $8.62 to $18.00 per GPU-hour — a 2.1× spread between the cheapest and the most expensive provider for identical silicon. That gap is the entire reason this table exists.
Cheapest by pricing model: on-demand $8.62 at Verda · spot $4.31 at Verda.
| Provider | Tier | $/GPU-hr | Pricing | Node | Commit | In stock | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Verda | dedicated | $4.31 | spot | 1–4× GPU | — | — | rent |
| Verda | dedicated | $8.62 | on-demand | 1–4× GPU | — | — | rent |
| Oracle Cloud | dedicated | $18.00 | on-demand | 8× GPU | — | — | rent |
How much does a GB300 cost per hour?
As of the latest scrape, $4.31 per GPU-hour at Verda is the cheapest GB300 offer across 2 tracked cloud providers. The cheapest on-demand rate is $8.62 per GPU-hour at Verda, and the most expensive on-demand rate is $18.00 at Oracle Cloud.
Which cloud is cheapest for the GB300?
Verda at $4.31 per GPU-hour on spot capacity. Prices move constantly, so this page is regenerated from the live scrape every 15 minutes. Note that marketplace tiers are peer hardware and are not directly comparable to dedicated capacity.
Is spot GB300 capacity cheaper?
Yes — the cheapest spot GB300 is $4.31 per GPU-hour at Verda, -50% versus the cheapest on-demand rate of $8.62. Spot instances can be reclaimed by the provider at any time, so they suit checkpointed training and batch inference rather than long-lived services.
How many GB of VRAM does the GB300 have?
288 GB, on the Blackwell architecture. Multi-GPU instances multiply that: an 8× GB300 node exposes 2304 GB of GPU memory in total.