RTX A6000 GPU Rental Prices & Live Availability
As of , the cheapest single RTX A6000 confirmed in stock is $0.28 per GPU-hour on Vast. The lowest listed price is $0.27 per GPU-hour on Vast, but that configuration is currently reported out of capacity. GPU Finder compares 9 providers for this size and refreshes availability hourly. Methodology.
Structured offer basis: 33 current 1× RTX A6000 listings range from $0.27 to $1.93 USD per physical GPU-hour. Whole-node prices for other GPU counts are not mixed into this range.
Cheapest single RTX A6000 rental
verifiedCheapest RTX A6000 confirmed in stock right now
Limited- Is now a good time to rent an RTX A6000 cloud GPU?
- ▼ near its 6-month low — The 1× RTX A6000 on-demand floor is $0.27/hr ($0.27/GPU-hr), down 5% vs last month — 6-month range $0.27–$0.47/hr for 1× nodes. In short, a relatively good time to rent — the floor price is near its 6-month low.
- What is the cheapest RTX A6000 cloud GPU available right now?
- Cheapest RTX A6000 confirmed in stock right now: $0.28/GPU-hr on Vast (1× listing, $0.28/hr).
- Which cloud providers most reliably have the RTX A6000 in stock?
- Most reliably in stock over the last 30 days: PrimeIntellect, Shadeform. Frequently waitlisted: Vast, Runpod.
Prices are the cheapest listed on-demand rates; “in stock” means the provider reported capacity on our last hourly check. How we compute this →
RTX A6000 rental prices by provider
- datacrunch__1xA6…_48GB__10__60In stock93% · 30d$0.47/hr1× RTX A600010 vCPU60 GBFree egressFI
- n3-RTX-A6000x1In stock19% · 30d$0.50/hrSpot $0.40−20%1× RTX A600028 vCPU58 GBFree egressCANADA-1
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RTX A6000 (1× GPU) availability — last 7 days
3 of 8 providers kept 1× RTX A6000 ≥80% available all week. Polled hourly · 8 providers tracked · 7-day window.
| Provider | Fri11 | Sat12 | Sun13 | Mon14 | Tue15 | Wed16 | Thu17 | Week |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AceCloud | 100% | |||||||
| PrimeIntellect | 98% | |||||||
| Shadeform | 89% | |||||||
| Hyperstack | 35% | |||||||
| Lambda | 5% | |||||||
| Lium | 4% | |||||||
| Runpod | 0% | |||||||
| Vast | 0% |
30-day reliability depth
GPU Finder does not treat availability as a static yes/no flag. For RTX A6000, current stock badges are paired with a 30-day reliability score based on our hourly stock checks — the share of tracked time each listing was reported available. How we compute this →
- 75
- listings with a 30-day score
- 90%
- of listings on this page have a score
- 30d
- longest stock history on this page
Strongest reliability signals here: Shadeform (100%, 30d covered), PrimeIntellect (100%, 30d covered), Lium (62%, 20d covered).
Caveat: scores stay hidden until a listing has at least 48 tracked hours, and some provider APIs expose coarse capacity levels instead of exact stock counts. Use the score as historical depth beside current availability, not as a guarantee that a GPU will still be allocatable when you click through.
Price History & Comparison
Full RTX A6000 price history (6 months) →Spot pricing decision guide
Treat spot as a risk-adjusted capacity decision, not just a cheaper number.
per GPU-hour
70% below on-demand floor
daily median for the same offers with complete history
median $0.31/GPU-hr
Cheapest trusted spot / interruptible capacity is on Vast; 2 providers currently report spot or interruptible stock (25 units/signals visible).
Hyperstack has kept spot or interruptible capacity in stock most reliably over the last 30 days (19%). See the availability section for the broader stock history.
The discount is visible, but availability, reliability, or volatility argues for more caution.
Good fit: checkpointed batch jobs, flexible training, and experiments that can restart. Avoid for production serving, deadline-bound runs, or jobs that cannot tolerate eviction.
Source caveat: Runpod exposes explicit spot fields; Vast is labeled interruptible/bid-floor. Lambda is treated as on-demand-only unless a verified spot field is added.
About the RTX A6000
The NVIDIA RTX A6000 is a professional workstation GPU offering 48 GB of GDDR6 with ECC. It provides double the memory of an RTX 4090 with enterprise reliability at significantly lower cost than datacenter HBM cards like the A100. Its sweet spot is workloads needing more than 24 GB of VRAM without requiring HBM memory bandwidth.
Key Specifications
| Architecture | Ampere (GA102) |
| GPU Memory | 48 GB GDDR6 with ECC |
| Memory Bandwidth | 768 GB/s |
| FP16 Tensor Core | 155 TFLOPS |
| TDP | 300W |
| Interconnect | NVLink (112.5 GB/s, 2-GPU) |
| Release Year | 2020 |
Cloud Pricing Context
A6000 pricing starts around $0.33/hr on marketplace providers, with mainstream options around $0.80/hr. This makes it one of the cheapest ways to get 48 GB of VRAM in the cloud. It is increasingly compared against the L40S, which offers faster Tensor Cores at a higher price.
Best For
- Running 13B-30B parameter models exceeding the RTX 4090's 24 GB limit
- Development and testing environments needing ECC stability
- 3D rendering, simulation, and mixed AI/visualization pipelines
- Budget-conscious inference serving requiring 48 GB VRAM