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SF Compute pricing: GPU rental rates

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Updated September 2026 · day 61 of the ledger · verified 2026-09-03

The cheapest GPU on SF Compute right now is the H100 (unspecified) at $1.33/hr (spot / interruptible, verified 2026-09-03). Compute market with auction pricing on 8x H100 nodes; price floats with demand. We track 1 live GPU offer across 1 model.

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$1.33
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Live SF Compute prices (2026-09-03)

GPUTier$/hrVerified
H100 (unspecified)spot / interruptible · 8-GPU node$1.332026-09-03

Cheapest listed per-GPU-hour rates verified at the source. Before storage, egress and networking.

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FAQ

How much does it cost to rent a GPU on SF Compute?

The cheapest SF Compute GPU is the H100 (unspecified) at $1.33/hr (spot / interruptible, verified 2026-09-03). SF Compute lists 1 GPU offer across 1 model.

Which GPUs can you rent on SF Compute?

SF Compute prices 1 GPU model, including H100. The live table above lists every current rate.

Does SF Compute offer on-demand or spot GPU pricing?

SF Compute prices are tracked as spot / interruptible. Every row is labeled with its tier and verified at the source on 2026-09-03.

Are SF Compute GPU prices per node or per GPU?

Some SF Compute rates are the per-GPU price within a node of up to 8 GPUs. Those rows note the node size, but the $/hr shown is always per single GPU.

Prices fetched from sfcompute.com, verified 2026-09-03. See the methodology for how each number is collected.