Verda pricing: GPU rental rates
checked 13 October 2026
Verda rents 12 GPU models today, from $0.21 an hour (Tesla V100, on-demand). Its cheapest on-demand H100 is $4.09 (H100 SXM, on-demand), 23% above the $3.33 market median. Storage, data transfer and billing rules are under the prices.
- Cheapest GPU $0.21 Tesla V100, on-demand
- H100 market median $3.33 Verda's H100 is 23% above it
- 12 offers
- 12 GPU models
- Source datacrunch.io
In today's data: Since 6 October 2026, 0 prices fell and 12 prices rose; 0 stayed the same.
DataCrunch is now Verda. Verda's own announcement says the name change began in November 2025 and did not immediately change services, workflows or billing, with invoices and documents moving to the Verda name over time. The current Verda AI Cloud covers GPU instances, Instant Clusters, bare metal, serverless containers and managed endpoints, with pay-as-you-go and long-term contract models.
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What else you pay at Verda
Besides the GPU rate: Verda does not publish its storage price, data-out price, billing increment or rule for stopped instances. Each of these was checked on Verda's own documentation on 7 July 2026. Add the charges that apply to you in the job cost calculator.
Verda prices, checked 13 October 2026
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| GPU / provider | Billing | $/GPU-hour | Node · total per hour | Rent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tesla V100 · DataCrunch16 GB | on-demand | $0.21+25.9% in 30 days | 1× $0.21 | Rent → |
| RTX A6000 · DataCrunch48 GB | on-demand | $0.72+17.5% in 30 days | 1× $0.72 | Rent → |
| RTX 6000 Ada · DataCrunch48 GB | on-demand | $1.28+22.8% in 30 days | 1× $1.28 | Rent → |
| A100 SXM 40GB · DataCrunch40 GB | on-demand | $1.43+10.7% in 30 days | 1× $1.43 | Rent → |
| L40S · DataCrunch48 GB | on-demand | $1.67+21.9% in 30 days | 1× $1.67 | Rent → |
| A100 SXM 80GB · DataCrunch80 GB | on-demand | $1.96+9.3% in 30 days | 1× $1.96 | Rent → |
| RTX PRO 6000 · DataCrunch96 GB | on-demand | $2.26+19.4% in 30 days | 1× $2.26 | Rent → |
| H100 SXM · DataCrunch80 GB | on-demand | $4.09+25.8% in 30 days | 1× $4.09 | Rent → |
| H200 (SXM) · DataCrunch141 GB | on-demand | $5.33+33.3% in 30 days | 1× $5.33 | Rent → |
| B200 · DataCrunch180 GB | on-demand | $7.72+26.3% in 30 days | 1× $7.72 | Rent → |
| B300 · DataCrunch268 GB | on-demand | $9.71+29.5% in 30 days | 1× $9.71 | Rent → |
| GB300 · DataCrunch288 GB | on-demand | $11.17+29.6% in 30 days | 1× $11.17 | Rent → |
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Tables rank by price, lowest first. Commercial relationships never affect ordering. How we collect and rank prices.
Same GPU, provider, billing and price on several hosts or listings: one row, with the count. – means the provider does not state it.
Monthly view assumes 730 hours of continuous use. Daily view assumes 24 hours.
Cite this data
GPU Rental Prices, "Verda Pricing (October 2026): GPU Rental Rates + 12 Live Prices", prices checked 13 October 2026, https://gpurentalprices.com/providers/datacrunch
Quote it with a link to this page. Downloads of the whole dataset are on Data & API.
Cheapest listed per-GPU-hour rates verified at the source. Before storage, egress and networking.
DataCrunch access and company facts
| Check | Published information | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum account funding | not published | 2026-07-07 |
| Data location terms | US+EU | 2026-07-07 |
A company fact or certification is not a guarantee for every product or region. Unrecorded fields are left unknown. The smallest recorded node does not establish immediate stock or account approval.
Pricing model
Verda documents GPU pricing through its current products and pricing page, and its docs describe both long-term and pay-as-you-go payment models. Long-term contracts for GPU Instances and Instant Clusters are paid up front. Pay-as-you-go resources are billed in prepaid 10-minute increments, with unused portions refunded within the next billing period if a resource is terminated before the billed period ends.
Capacity tiers
Verda's AI Cloud page lists GPU instances, Instant Clusters, bare metal, serverless containers and managed endpoints. It positions the platform for the full AI lifecycle, from single-GPU prototyping to multi-node training and production inference. The platform also includes block storage, shared filesystem, container registry and object storage marked as coming soon on the AI Cloud page.
GPU lineup
Verda's AI Cloud page lists GB300 NVL72, B300, B200, H200, H100, A100, RTX PRO 6000, NVLink and InfiniBand. The confidential-compute docs currently list RTX PRO 6000 single-GPU support for confidential computing, with additional Blackwell configurations planned. Availability and exact pricing should be checked on the live pricing page because Verda has been expanding and renaming the platform during the rebrand.
Storage, egress and hidden costs
Verda documents block storage, shared filesystem and container registry as platform services, with object storage marked as coming soon on the AI Cloud page. The billing docs warn that services are prepaid and limited by available balance. If balance reaches zero, instances are discontinued and volumes can be deleted, with a documented restore window. Public egress pricing was not found in the official public docs reviewed. Not publicly documented.
Reliability and support posture
Verda's AI Cloud page claims historical uptime over a published threshold, sensible SLAs, fair compensation for disruptions, proactive support from infrastructure and ML engineers, and security and compliance certifications including SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 family certifications. Buyers should verify the current Trust Center documents and contract terms, especially because the DataCrunch to Verda transition is still reflected across public materials.
Free credits and referral programs
Verda docs include a Free Compute Credits section and say credit coupons may be offered during promotions, events and hackathons. The pricing and billing docs link to earning and redeeming credits. A general public referral program and fixed always-on startup credit amount were not found in the public pages reviewed. Not publicly documented.
Who should pick Verda
Pick Verda if you previously evaluated DataCrunch, need a European AI cloud posture, and want a platform that spans single GPU instances, clusters, bare metal, serverless containers and managed endpoints. It is most relevant for teams that care about current NVIDIA datacenter hardware, EU-oriented operations, and hands-on support. Check current naming, balance behavior, egress terms and live capacity before migrating production workloads.
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FAQ
Yes. Verda's own announcement says DataCrunch is changing its name to Verda, with services and workflows continuing through the transition.
Verda docs say Cloud Console pay-as-you-go resources are billed in prepaid 10-minute increments, with unused portions refunded within the next billing period when applicable.
Verda's AI Cloud page lists GB300 NVL72, B300, B200, H200, H100, A100 and RTX PRO 6000, plus NVLink and InfiniBand.
Verda docs include free-compute-credit pages and event or promotion coupons, but a fixed always-on credit amount was not publicly documented in the pages reviewed.
Profile checked 6 July 2026. Sources: verda.com · verda.com · verda.com · docs.verda.com · docs.verda.com · docs.verda.com · docs.verda.com · trust.verda.com · status.verda.com