Lambda vs Nebius GPU Pricing
Side-by-side GPU cloud pricing comparison with live data and real-time availability.
Lambda is cheaper on 3 of 3 shared GPU models
No dataGPU pricing comparison
Egress Cost Comparison
Lambda
Free
Nebius
Free
Exclusive GPUs
Only on Lambda (6)
- A10
- A100
- A100-80GB
- GH200
- RTX A6000
- V100
Only on Nebius (3)
- B300
- H200
- L40S
Which Should You Choose?
Choose Lambda if...
- You want the cleanest developer experience — a simple API and 1-Click Clusters that expose InfiniBand topology you can plan against
- You're H100-focused and want the lower price — Lambda undercuts Nebius on H100 on-demand after the 2026 reprice
- You value flat, predictable pricing with free egress and per-minute billing
Choose Nebius if...
- You need H200 or B200 in quantity, or multi-region placement (EU, Middle East, US)
- You want a Capacity Advisor API that confirms multi-node availability before you submit a job
- You want per-second billing and free egress on an enterprise-grade managed platform
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lambda cheaper than Nebius?
On H100, generally yes — and the gap opened up after Nebius raised on-demand prices in 2026. Check the live table above for current per-GPU rates; for H200 and B200 the comparison depends on Nebius's newer-silicon pricing. Both offer free egress, so total cost tracks the hourly rate more closely than it would on a hyperscaler.
Do both offer free egress?
Yes. Both Lambda and Nebius offer free data egress, a meaningful advantage over hyperscalers for checkpoint- and dataset-heavy training. See the egress section above.
Which is better for multi-node training?
Both target it: Lambda's 1-Click Clusters expose InfiniBand topology, and Nebius offers high-bandwidth fabric plus a Capacity Advisor API to verify cluster availability. Lambda edges ahead on API simplicity; Nebius on region choice and confirming capacity before you commit.
Which has better GPU availability?
Lambda runs its own data centers with consistent hardware but a smaller fleet that can sell out of H100s; Nebius publishes region-level capacity via its Capacity Advisor API. GPU Finder tracks real-time availability for both — check the availability column above.