About the finder
A filter, not a recommendation
This site answers one question: given the memory a job needs and a ceiling on price, which GPUs are listed and where.
What the finder does
It takes the lowest provider-set on-demand price for every GPU model and lets you cut the list by memory, budget and class. Each result opens to every provider at or under your budget, with the page the price came from.
The words low-cost and lowest-priced mean exactly that: the lowest price in our data under a stated rule. They do not mean the best choice. Billing unit, region, stock and support are not in a price.
What is left out on purpose
Marketplace figures set by hosts (lowest-live floors, medians, "from" prices) are left out because they move through the day and are not list prices. Spot and reserved rates and prices that start in the future are left out too, so every number in the finder is a price you could be charged today.
Price per GB
The value pages divide a price by a card’s memory. That ranks memory per dollar. It says nothing about speed, so use it for jobs that are limited by how big a model is, not by how fast it must run.
Who runs this
Low-Cost GPU Finder is published by the team behind Runcrate, an AI cloud. We list Runcrate in the tables where it has a price, marked as ours, and sort by price like every other row.