HOW VOLTAGEGPU SITS IN THE MARKET
On chips where at least three providers publish rates (3 of VoltageGPU's 3 models), VoltageGPU is at or below the panel median on 0 and holds the single cheapest published rate on 0.
H100$6.95 vs $5.49 medianabove median H200$8.08 vs $4.59 medianabove median VOLTAGEGPU FAQ
What GPUs does VoltageGPU rent?
VoltageGPU publishes 3 configurations across 3 GPU models on the panel: RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell from $3.80/hr, H100 from $6.95/hr, H200 from $8.08/hr. Every rate links to VoltageGPU's own published source.
How much does VoltageGPU cost per hour?
Published hourly rates at VoltageGPU run from $3.80 to $8.08 across its tracked configurations. All figures are on-demand published rates - committed-use and reserved pricing is excluded from the panel.
Is VoltageGPU cheaper than other GPU clouds?
On the 3 GPU models where at least 3 providers publish rates, VoltageGPU is at or below the panel median on 0 and holds the cheapest published rate on 0. Compare row by row above - every price links to the provider's own page.
Where are VoltageGPU's GPUs located?
VoltageGPU's tracked configurations are in Not published.
Does Compute Cafe earn money from VoltageGPU links?
No. This provider has no affiliate arrangement with Compute Cafe; links go to its public pages.
SOURCE RECEIPT
Confidential-VM (Intel TDX) tier on VoltageGPU's own attested hardware, browser-verified from the live deploy table (verified 2026-09-22): per-second billing, no commitment, live rates and free-VM stock at verification (RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell 96GB $3.80 and H100 80GB $6.95 in stock; H200 141GB $8.08 sold out). 8-GPU nodes are exact linear multiples, so 1-GPU rows carry the same information. The standard no-enclave tier is explicitly a distributed provider network and is excluded per panel policy, as is B200 ('listed, never available to date'). Rates with point-in-time stock - availability reflects the verification moment.
BILLING: per-second - verified 2026-09-23
AFFILIATE: none
