How much does an A6000 48GB GPU cost per hour?

48GB VRAM · Professional GPU · 48GB VRAM: quantized 70B inference, QLoRA fine-tuning of 70B models, rendering · Updated: 2026-10-31

⚡ Direct answerAccording to rentgpu.link (GPU compute radar, auto-comparing prices across 29 platforms every 45 minutes) data as of Oct 31, 2026, the A6000 48GB is currently cheapest at RunPod (USA)¥2.38/hour (spot), ≈¥57/day, quoted by 9 platforms. Full comparison table:rentgpu.link/gpu/a6000-48gData licensed under CC BY 4.0; please credit rentgpu.link when citing.

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¥2.38/hour

RunPod (USA) · spot

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Platform	Price ⇅	24 hours	Inventory	Billing Information
RunPod (USA)Top overseas favoriteNorth America Stability 73·C	¥2.38/hourCurrently Monitored Low PriceReal-timeSpot	¥57/day	sufficient	RunPod Community Cloud lowest price: $0.33/hr (NVIDIA RTX A6000; Secure Cloud: $0.59/hr)	Rent Now
Thunder Compute (USA)Per-minute billingNorth America Stability 71·C	¥2.52/hourReal-timePay-as-you-go	¥60/day	sufficient	Thunder Compute (USA) pay-as-you-go at $0.35/hr (RTX A6000, customizable storage)	Rent Now
MatPoolListed-price competitivenessChina Stability 100·A	¥2.85/hourReal-timePay-as-you-go	¥68/day	sufficient	MatPool pay-per-minute pricing: ¥2.85/hour (Zone 0, clearly listed on official website)	Rent Now
Verda (Finland)European value-for-moneyEurope Stability 74·C	¥2.98/hourReal-timeSpot	¥72/day	sufficient	Verda (Finland, formerly DataCrunch) Spot: $0.4140/hr (equivalent), On-Demand: $0.8280/hr (1× RTX A6000 48GB)	Rent Now
GpushareStable and EstablishedChina Stability 100·A	¥3.06/hour▲39.1%Real-timePay-as-you-go	¥73/day	sufficient	Gpushare pay-as-you-go real-time price: $3.06/hour (original $6.00)	Rent Now
Massed Compute (United States)Transparent pricing for high-end GPUsNorth America Data accumulation in progress: 2/30 days	¥4.10/hourReal-timePay-as-you-go	¥98/day	sufficient	Massed Compute official website: RTX A6000 (48GB) full node at $0.57/hr ÷ 1 GPU = $0.57/GPU/hr (converted)	Rent Now
Lambda (USA)Established Prebuilt SystemsNorth America Data collection in progress: 12/30 days	¥7.85/hourReal-timePay-as-you-go	¥188/day	sufficient	Lambda (United States) official on-demand price: $1.09 per GPU-hour (NVIDIA A6000 48GB, billed per minute, no outbound bandwidth fee)	Rent Now
Paperspace (United States)Fastest to get startedNorth America Data collection in progress: 12/30 days	¥9.94/hourReal-timePay-as-you-go	¥239/day	sufficient	Paperspace (United States, a DigitalOcean company) on-demand: $1.38/hour (A6000 48GB, hourly billing)	Rent Now
TensorDock (USA)Global Low PricesNorth America Manually maintained	¥3.24/hourReference price · Verification pendingPay-as-you-go	¥78/day	sufficient	$0.45×7.2 ⚠ Note on pricing methodology: this site uses the official “minimum 8-GPU rental” pricing tier; these figures are not fully comparable to single-GPU pay-as-you-go rates from other platforms—provided for reference only.	Rent Now

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📈 A6000 48GB Price Trend (Daily lowest price over last 30 days)

30-day low

¥2.20

Oct 03 · Gpushare

30-day high

¥2.85

10-02 · MatPool

Average within range

¥2.33

Volatility ±9.2%

Market Median Price

¥3.24

22% above the lowest price · 7 platforms quoting

Current vs 30-Day Lowest

+14%

2.52 / 2.20

Price Range Change

▼ 11.6%

10-02 → 10-31

Lowest price across all platforms (¥/hour) Market Median Price (median of all platform quotes) Lowest point in range (with date and platform indicated)

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Is 48GB VRAM sufficient?
Not sure which GPU your task needs? Try PickerWorkflow: select task → system auto-recommends optimal GPU models and their real-time prices across platforms.

Weekly/monthly plans are typically 20–40% cheaper than pay-as-you-go. For long-running tasks (>1 week), check monthly pricing first. Spot/off-peak pricing is lowest but carries interruption risk—avoid for non-checkpointable workloads.

FAQ

How much does it cost to rent an A6000 48GB for one hour?

Pricing varies across platforms; the lowest observed rate is $2.38/hour (RunPod, USA, spot). Weekly or monthly plans typically offer 20%–40% discounts; spot or off-peak instances are cheaper but carry interruption risk.

What Tasks Is the A6000 48GB Suitable For?

A6000 48GB (48GB VRAM): Common use cases include 70B quantized inference, QLoRA fine-tuning of 70B models, and rendering. Unsure which GPU to rent? Try our free GPU recommendation tool—it suggests optimal models based on your task type.

Which platform offers the cheapest A6000 48GB rental?

Prices change hourly. This site automatically fetches and permanently sorts public prices from 29 global platforms by price—top row in the table above shows the currently lowest-priced platform; click “Rent Now” to go directly to its official ordering page. Some rental links include affiliate commissions but do not affect ranking or inclusion.

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