The two clocks
behind every
GPU rental quote.
When capacity starts and how long you commit are different decisions. A useful price comparison needs both.
Read the guide ↗THE COMPUTE BRIEF13 SEPTEMBER 2026
The two clocks
H100 COMMITMENT CURVEUSD / GPU-hour
Calculated from published base + discounts. Equal term spacing; vertical axis does not start at zero. Region and start availability unverified.
A longer commitment and a later start are separate pricing decisions.
Understand before you commit.
All guides ↗What belongs in a GPU rental price comparison?
The fields that turn a list of prices into a comparison you can actually use.
A forward-start GPU quote is not a price forecast
Separate an offer available today from a prediction about what future capacity might cost.
A lower hourly GPU price can still cost more
A worked example of utilization, commitments and the true cost of useful compute.
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See the two time axes
working together.
Explore published commitment discounts and see which future-start prices remain unavailable.
Explore the data ↗VERDA H100 PRICING CALCULATED
| Start / Term | 1 month | 3 months | 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public tariff* | $3.1850 | $3.1525 | $2.9900 |
| +3 months | — | — | — |
| +6 months | — | — | — |
USD / GPU-hour · *No guaranteed start date.
— = Not published in this dataset. Source · 13 Sep 2026
The conditions behind the number matter.
Contract terms, sources and comparison assumptions belong alongside the price. The Pricing Lab distinguishes published inputs, calculated rates and missing forward-start observations.
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