We scrape public pricing pages and APIs from 45 platforms every 31 minutes, standardizing all prices into per-GPU hourly RMB price (USD converted at 7.2, daily rates divided by 24), and separately tally spot and on-demand pricing—without mixing them. The table above sorts results by price ascending; entries marked with a green “Live” badge reflect official website prices scraped today; those labeled “Reference Price” indicate platforms without publicly scrapable sources—their prices are manually verified quarterly and excluded from lowest-price rankings.
What else to check before ordering
Lowest listed price ≠ best value: Confirm matching VRAM capacity and GPU model, minimum lease duration, inclusion of public bandwidth and storage, and tolerance for interruptions on spot/preemptible instances. Always refer to the provider’s official checkout page.
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