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RTX PRO 4000 GPU Rental Prices & Live Availability

The cheapest single RTX PRO 4000 confirmed in stock is $0.23 per GPU-hour on Vast. Stock checked 4 November 2026 at 23:32 UTC. Limited stock was reported. 2 providers have fresh self-service stock for this size; the catalog contains 18 listings across 2 providers.

Evaluated . Stock checks must be no more than 6 hours old; limited stock counts as in stock. Unknown, stale, out-of-stock and sales-only offers do not qualify. Confirm capacity with the provider before renting.

Selected listing history: fully available for 0% of tracked time in the last 30 days. Limited stock is rentable now but does not count as fully available. A 0% history does not mean there is no stock now.

Coverage: 406 tracked listing-hours. Coverage can be shorter than the 30-day window; hours add up across combined regional listings. This measures reported stock, not machine uptime.

Stock and history methodology. Inspect listings and stock filters.

Stock checks run regularly where supported; collection delays can occur and the cheapest in-stock offer can change between checks. Latest stock observation on this page: at page generation; individual listings may be older. Set a price alert to get an email when the RTX PRO 4000 price drops.

In-stock providers (all sizes):2
Catalog providers (all sizes):2
Whole-node range:$0.23 — $1.60/hr
Spot price:from $0.13/hr
Instances:15
Available:2 providers
Free egress:2 providers
Updated:

In-stock price range: 8 1× RTX PRO 4000 listings from $0.23 to $0.57 USD per physical GPU-hour. Whole-node prices for other GPU counts are not mixed into this range.

Single RTX PRO 4000 rental summary

stock checked

Cheapest RTX PRO 4000 confirmed in stock right now

Limited
$0.23/hr1× listing
on Vast · Utah, US
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How have single-GPU RTX PRO 4000 catalog prices changed?
■ mid-range among monthly listed rates — The November 2026 catalog snapshot lists 1× RTX PRO 4000 from $0.22/hr ($0.22/GPU-hr), up 59% versus the previous recorded month. Lowest listed rates ranged from $0.14 to $0.57/hr across 6 recorded monthly snapshots (June 2026–November 2026). These are historical on-demand list prices; they do not establish stock availability or predict current rental prices.
What is the cheapest single RTX PRO 4000 cloud GPU available right now?
The cheapest single RTX PRO 4000 confirmed in stock is $0.23 per GPU-hour on Vast. Stock checked 4 November 2026 at 23:32 UTC. Limited stock was reported.

Current answers use fresh self-service stock, including limited stock; historical price trends include catalog listings and do not establish current capacity. How we compute this →

Page headline prices reflect the default offers: fresh reported stock, including limited stock, with self-service access.

RTX PRO 4000 rental prices by provider

Offer visibility

By default, results show self-service offers with fresh reported availability, including limited stock.

Stock now uses the latest provider report. History measures time reported fully available. Limited stock is rentable now but does not count as fully available. A 0% history can still have stock now.

  • 1x RTX PRO 4000 marketplace
    Now:Limited0% fully available30d history · 406h tracked
    $0.23/hr
    Interruptible $0.13−42%
    updated hourly · as of
    1× RTX PRO 40008 vCPU63 GBFree egressUtah, US
  • 2x RTX PRO 4000 marketplace
    Now:Limited0% fully available30d history · 406h tracked
    $0.51/hr
    2× RTX PRO 400024 vCPU126 GBFree egressQuebec, CA
  • 1x RTX PRO 4000 Secure Cloud
    Now:Limited0% fully available30d history · 720h tracked
    $0.57/hr
    1× RTX PRO 40008 vCPU64 GBFree egressGlobal
  • 4x RTX PRO 4000 marketplace
    Now:Limited0% fully available30d history · 406h tracked
    $1.02/hr
    4× RTX PRO 400048 vCPU252 GBFree egressQuebec, CA

Vast.ai marketplace: 21 more RTX PRO 4000 listings were unavailable under our collection filters at the last check, last listed from $0.20/GPU-hr. They are hidden above; browse the provider for current offers and rental conditions.

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RTX PRO 4000 (1× GPU) availability history — last 7 days

No provider held 1× RTX PRO 4000 ≥80% fully available across all 7 days. Polled hourly · 2 providers tracked · 7-day window.

≥80%50–80%<50%No data

Percentages show tracked time reported fully available. Limited stock can still be rented, but does not count as fully available here. Missing data is not 0%; this history is not machine uptime.

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30-day stock history

For RTX PRO 4000, history is the share of tracked time each listing was reported fully available within the last 30 days. Limited stock is rentable now but does not count as fully available. This measures reported stock, not machine uptime. How we compute this →

15
listings with a history percentage
100%
of listings on this page have enough history
720h
most tracked listing-hours for one row

Highest fully-available shares: Runpod (0% fully available; 720h tracked), Vast (0% fully available; 420h tracked).

Coverage can be shorter than the 30-day window. Tracked listing-hours add time across combined regional listings, so they can exceed elapsed calendar time. Percentages stay hidden below 48 tracked listing-hours. Unknown periods are missing data, not time with no stock. Confirm current capacity with the provider.

Price History & Comparison: 1× RTX PRO 4000

Full RTX PRO 4000 price history (6 months) →
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Spot pricing decision guide

Treat spot as a risk-adjusted capacity decision, not just a cheaper number.

Sparse spot history
On-demand floor
$0.23

per GPU-hour

Interruptible floor
$0.13

42% below on-demand floor

7-day trend
falling

daily median for the same offers with complete history

Volatility
stable

median hidden until ≥3 rows across ≥2 providers

Cheapest trusted interruptible capacity is on Vast; 1 provider currently report spot or interruptible stock (9 units/signals visible).

Vast has kept spot or interruptible capacity in stock most reliably over the last 30 days (0%). See the availability section for the broader stock history.

There is a valid spot or interruptible row, but not enough trusted history to overstate the signal.

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.

How does the RTX PRO 4000 compare on price? The cheapest cloud GPU prices per hour rank every model we track by its lowest per-GPU-hour rate and the cheapest listing in stock. For the most-compared training GPU, see H100 cloud pricing across every provider.

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