GPU compute cost calculator
Calculate GPU run costs and compare configurations side by side.
GPU compute cost calculator
Paste one or more GPU configurations and this tool calculates the total run price, the price per hour and the price per GPU-hour for each, then lines them up cheapest first for an easy comparison. Each line follows name;GPU count;hours;hourly rate, for example "A100 run;8;10;2.50" for eight A100 GPUs running ten hours at $2.50 per GPU-hour. Use it to budget a training job, check a cloud invoice, or weigh an on-demand instance against a spot one.
The options model the levers that move a GPU bill. Spot/preemptible discount cuts the hourly rate by a percentage. Average GPU utilization doesn't change what you're billed — you still pay for wall-clock time — but it recomputes the price per GPU-hour of useful work, so a job whose GPUs are only 60% busy shows its true cost per productive hour. The storage & transfer surcharge adds a flat amount for the data movement a run also pays for. Knowing a job's throughput, set "Convert price to" and enter steps or tokens per second: the tool reprices the run per 1,000 steps or per 1,000,000 tokens, the number that predicts what a model actually costs to train or serve.
Switch between a compact comparison table and an itemized breakdown per configuration; both respect the currency and decimal places you choose. A line that doesn't parse — a missing field, a name with no price — is skipped and counted separately, and the tally reports how many configurations and invalid lines were found.
Everything runs in your browser. Instance names, prices and run details are never uploaded — the calculation happens locally, so it's safe to paste real budget numbers. Copy the result, download it as a .txt file, or send it back into the input to refine a configuration and recompute instantly.