Hosting a GPU

Can I rent my GPU for AI? Where hosts list, and what renters pay

Updated 2026-10-08

The board classes 4 of the 8 providers we read as marketplaces of third-party hosts.

Where hosts list

A marketplace of third-party hosts is the kind of provider a GPU owner can join. The home page's price table marks the kind of provider the board classes each one as, and the board on the dataset page, What GPU clouds charge per GPU-hour, shows the sentence from the provider's own page that it read for that class.

What a host is paid

We read host pages from Vast.ai, Salad, Clore, io.net, Akash, TensorDock, Spheron and Yotta Labs, the home pages of Render Network and Golem, and a MiningBoard comparison of Vast, RunPod and io.net for hosts; none published a payout figure we could accept, so this site shows what renters pay instead. Some state a fee rather than a payout, as TensorDock's host page states a revenue-share fee, and Clore's pages add rewards in CLORE on top of the rental price.

Tell us about the GPUs you could rent out

Tell us the cards, how many and where they are. We reply with what renters pay for them on the table and which marketplaces list third-party hosts.

Your GPUs

Which GPUs do you have?

RTX 4090 or other consumer cards A100 data-centre cards H100 or newer data-centre cards A mix of GPU models

Every price quoted from a provider's own page
We never take or resell capacity

Sources

This site's own datasets, every figure quoted from its source and dated:

The GPU Host Payouts by Card carries 7 published figures read from 2 sources' own pages; the 6 published figures given by card run from 0.14 to 1.44 USD, read 22 October 2026.
What GPU clouds charge per GPU-hour: 7 of 8 GPU rental providers publish a per-GPU-hour price on the pages we read, read 8 October 2026.

Got GPUs sitting idle?

Tell us the cards, how many and where they are. We reply with what renters pay for them on the table and which marketplaces list third-party hosts.

Describe my GPUs