Neocloud GPU pricing
A neocloud is a specialized cloud provider focused on GPU compute and AI workloads. This guide connects that category to current published GPU rates, exact hardware variants, and the costs that a headline price per hour does not capture.
Current neocloud GPU prices
2 providers · checked 2026-10-26| Provider | GPU | Quality | Cheapest tracked $/GPU/hr | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hyperstack | H100 NVL | reliable | $2.60/hr | market ↗ |
| Hyperstack | H100 SXM5 80GB | reliable | $3.20/hr | market ↗ |
| Hyperstack | H200 SXM 141GB | reliable | $3.99/hr | market ↗ |
| Hyperstack | B200 | reliable | $6.00/hr | market ↗ |
| Lambda | A100 PCIe 40GB | reliable | $1.99/hr | market ↗ |
| Lambda | A100 SXM 40GB | reliable | $1.99/hr | market ↗ |
| Lambda | A100 SXM 80GB | reliable | $2.79/hr | market ↗ |
| Lambda | H100 PCIe 80GB | reliable | $3.29/hr | market ↗ |
| Lambda | H100 SXM5 80GB | reliable | $3.99/hr | market ↗ |
| Lambda | B200 | reliable | $6.69/hr | market ↗ |
Each row is the provider's cheapest current valid listing for that exact GPU in the gpuprice.fyi dataset. Open the GPU market page to verify billing mode, configuration, region, and source details before relying on a rate.
Neocloud vs hyperscaler vs marketplace
categories describe operating models, not quality rankings| Category | Primary focus | Typical pricing surface | What to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Neocloud | GPU compute and AI infrastructure | Per GPU or instance hour, on-demand and reserved | Exact GPU, cluster shape, network, region, storage, availability, commitment |
| Hyperscaler | General-purpose cloud plus managed services | Instance, reservation, spot, or capacity product | Bundled CPU/RAM, commitment, quotas, egress, adjacent managed services |
| Marketplace | Aggregated or distributed GPU supply | Host-specific hourly listings | Host reliability, availability, geography, network, storage, interruption policy |
Neocloud vs hyperscaler: compare the full cost
See current overlapping GPU prices, billing differences, managed-service tradeoffs, and a workload decision matrix.
How to compare neocloud prices
a lower GPU-hour is only one inputMatch the exact GPU
Keep H100 SXM, PCIe, and NVL separate. Do the same for A100 memory size and form factor. A family name alone is not a comparable price unit.
Separate billing modes
Do not compare an on-demand neocloud rate directly with a reservation, capacity block, spot instance, or serverless component without labeling the difference.
Model the whole configuration
Check GPU count, CPU, RAM, storage, networking, data transfer, region, taxes, minimum term, and operational support in addition to the normalized GPU-hour.
Verify capacity
A published rate does not guarantee that the required GPU quantity is immediately available in the region or topology your workload needs.
Use workload cost
Estimate active GPU hours and utilization with the rent-vs-own calculator, then add the services the hourly listing excludes.
Keep provider evidence
Record the source URL, access date, billing mode, and exact variant. gpuprice.fyi retains those fields and explains the index rules in its methodology.
Tracked neocloud providers
active sources with current public listingsLambda vs Hyperstack GPU pricing
Compare live rates for overlapping GPUs, documented billing behavior, included resources, and deployment tradeoffs.
Neocloud FAQ
definitions and pricing boundariesWhat is a neocloud?
A neocloud is a specialized cloud provider built primarily for GPU compute, AI training, inference, and other accelerator-heavy workloads. It usually offers a narrower service catalog than a general-purpose hyperscaler.
How is a neocloud different from AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud?
Neoclouds concentrate on GPU infrastructure and AI workloads. Hyperscalers combine GPU instances with a much broader catalog of databases, identity, analytics, networking, compliance, and application services.
Is a neocloud the same as a GPU marketplace?
No. A neocloud operates a specialized cloud platform, while a marketplace can aggregate capacity from independent hosts. gpuprice.fyi keeps reliable neocloud prices and community marketplace prices in separate quality tiers.
Which neocloud has the cheapest GPUs?
There is no single cheapest provider for every GPU. Compare the exact GPU variant, billing mode, GPU count, region, availability, storage, networking, and support terms before choosing a listing.
Which neocloud providers does gpuprice.fyi track?
gpuprice.fyi currently classifies Hyperstack and Lambda as active neocloud sources with public prices that meet the project’s collection requirements.
Category sources and scope
The term is an industry category, not a formal cloud standard. The working definition above aligns with explainers from Microsoft for Startups and Cisco. Current rates come from gpuprice.fyi's daily collection, including the providers' public Lambda and Hyperstack pricing surfaces.