Method
How the prices are collected
Sources, units, checks and limits, in plain terms.
Where do the prices come from?
Each price is read from the provider's own public pricing page. We store the page address, the date and time we read it and the exact snippet of text that holds the price.
What does a price mean here?
USD per GPU per hour, before tax, for on-demand use. Spot and reserved prices are not mixed in.
What stops a wrong number getting in?
A price must be between $0.05 and $150 per GPU-hour, its digits must appear in the stored snippet, and the same configuration is never listed twice. A row that fails any check is dropped, not shown.
Are these the prices I will pay?
They are published list prices on the date shown. Providers change prices, run promotions and quote large customers differently, so confirm on the provider’s page before you commit.
How often is it updated?
Each row carries its own read date; the stored data was last read 12 November 2026. Runcrate’s numbers are live.
Do you rank anyone higher for money?
No. We take no payment for placement and sort by price. We run Runcrate and say so on every table where it appears.
Found a wrong number? Tell us.