RTX 4090 rental price per hour

On 12 Nov 2026, 8 providers listed an on-demand RTX 4090 price. The lowest was $0.33 per GPU-hour, the median $0.435 and the highest $1.01. Runcrate can start one now from $1.01 per GPU-hour.

The RTX 4090 price table has every listing, with the smallest rental and a label for whether it can be started.

Three kinds of price sit under the same card name. A provider-set price applies to every machine of that type the provider runs. A marketplace price is set by the owner of one machine and changes when that owner changes it. An interruptible price is for a machine that can be taken back while you use it.

Only the first kind compares cleanly. Marketplace figures are in the tables here, marked as such, and are left out of the lowest, median and highest figures.

The card is the same everywhere. The machine around it is not. Listings differ in CPU cores, system memory, disk size and download speed.

For an hour of image generation that rarely matters. For a job that loads a large dataset or serves users, read the full description of the machine before you read the number.

Check the label first. A card that is sold out or held behind an approval step is not a price for you today.

Then check the unit. Sessions on this card are often short: a test, a batch of images, an evening of fine-tuning. Billed by the hour, a twenty-minute session is charged as sixty minutes.

Last, check the next card up. On 12 Nov 2026, the median listed RTX 5090 price here was $0.655 per GPU-hour. If a job runs out of memory on 24 GB, the cheaper hour is the one that finishes the job.

Runcrate bills by the second on most GPUs and by the minute on a few, and booting is never billed. One prepaid balance pays for GPUs, models and storage, so the unit you read is the unit you are charged in.

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