DataCrunch vs Google Cloud
DataCrunch is cheaper on 5 of the 6 GPU configurations both providers list with on-demand pricing, updated 2026-10-12. Google Cloud still wins on one, its best case being the RTX PRO 6000 at $1.10 vs $2.23. Platform facts come from each provider's documentation.
52.6% cheaper at DataCrunch.
updated 2026-10-12. Price alone does not establish equivalent capacity or performance.
DataCrunch
cheaper on 5 of 6 sharedGoogle Cloud
cheaper on 1 of 6 sharedGoogle Cloud does not state node sizes.
Prices are per GPU-hour for the same GPU variant. Published node sizes are shown with their rates; whole-node costs differ when node sizes differ. These are listed rates, not a guarantee of stock.
Price per GPU, side by side (2026-10-12)
| GPU (on-demand $/hr) | DataCrunch | Google Cloud | Price diff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tesla V100 | $0.212single GPU | $2.48 | -$2.27 (-91.5%) DataCrunch |
| RTX PRO 6000 | $2.23single GPU | $1.10 | -$1.14 (-51.0%) Google Cloud |
| A100 SXM 40GB | $1.41single GPU | $2.93 | -$1.52 (-51.8%) DataCrunch |
| A100 SXM 80GB | $1.95single GPU | $3.93 | -$1.98 (-50.5%) DataCrunch |
| H200 (SXM) | $5.28single GPU | $9.31 | -$4.03 (-43.3%) DataCrunch |
| B200 | $7.64single GPU | $16.11 | -$8.47 (-52.6%) DataCrunch |
Cheapest on-demand rate; the cheaper one is highlighted. Price diff is the per-GPU-hour saving on the cheaper side (named), relative to the higher price; – means one side has no comparable recorded rate in our data, which is not proof that it does not offer the GPU. Spot/marketplace tiers shown on the individual pages.
Only DataCrunch lists these GPUs in our data
| GPU | DataCrunch, $/GPU-hour |
|---|---|
| RTX A6000 | $0.713single GPU |
| RTX 6000 Ada | $1.26single GPU |
| L40S | $1.66single GPU |
| H100 SXM | $4.05single GPU |
| B300 | $9.62single GPU |
| GB300 | $11.06single GPU |
Only Google Cloud lists these GPUs in our data
| GPU | Google Cloud, $/GPU-hour |
|---|---|
| Tesla T4 | $0.35 |
| L4 | $0.560 |
| H100 | $9.80 |
Platform facts
| DataCrunch | Google Cloud | |
|---|---|---|
| Billing increment | not published | not recorded |
| Egress | not published | not recorded |
| Storage /GB-mo | not published | not recorded |
| Spot offered | not published | not recorded |
| Reserved offered | sales only | not recorded |
| Notebook support | templates | not recorded |
From each provider's documentation, updated 2026-07-07; sources on the fees matrix and enterprise matrix.
FAQ
DataCrunch is cheaper on 5 of the 6 GPU configurations both providers list, updated 2026-10-12. Google Cloud is cheaper on 1; 0 have equal rates. Compare the configuration you need.
The B200: $7.64 per GPU-hour on DataCrunch vs $16.11 on Google Cloud, a difference of $8.47 per hour, updated 2026-10-12.
We have an on-demand rate for 6 GPUs at DataCrunch with no comparable recorded rate at Google Cloud: RTX A6000, RTX 6000 Ada, L40S, H100 SXM, B300, GB300. At Google Cloud, 3 with no comparable recorded rate at DataCrunch: Tesla T4, L4, H100. A missing rate means our data has none, not that the provider cannot supply it.
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