$0.27/ hour≈ $197.10/mo
CPU9 vCPUvirtual CPU allocation
RAM50 GBsystem memory
GPU1× RTX A500024 GB VRAM / GPU
Storage—storage not reported
Network—not reported
Available · updated 12:47 AM
RTX A5000 GPU Rental Prices
Compare RTX A5000 GPU rentals by hourly price, location and live availability. RTX A5000 provides 24 GB VRAM and is still useful for rendering, model development and cost-sensitive CUDA workloads.
Available offers6
Providers3
Lowest listed price now$0.27 / hour
Last catalog refresh2026-09-07 21:47 UTC
At the latest catalog refresh, the lowest listed matching offer is $0.27 / hour from RunPod in Secure Cloud. Availability and final checkout pricing can change after this timestamp.
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6 matching offers17,640 indexed · 47/47 sources with data · catalog 12:47 AM · showing 1–6
Paperspace A5000 · monthly
Location not specified · Published / orderability not live-verified
$891.00/ month$891.00/mo · ≈ $1.2205/hr
CPU12 vCPUvirtual CPU allocation
RAM44 GBsystem memory
GPU1× A500024 GB VRAM / GPU
Storage50 GB50 GB SSD default · machine storage can be resized up to 2 TB
Network10 Gbps machine network · public throughput capped at 2 Gbps in NY2 / 900 Mbps in other regions unless raised · no ingress/egress bandwidth chargeprovider-reported network terms; port speed not reported
Available · updated 10:43 PM
Pricing noteFull specs
Paperspace A5000 · on-demand
Location not specified · Published / orderability not live-verified
$1.38/ hour≈ $1,007.40/mo
CPU8 vCPUvirtual CPU allocation
RAM45 GBsystem memory
GPU1× A500024 GB VRAM / GPU
Storage50 GB50 GB SSD default · machine storage can be resized up to 2 TB
Network10 Gbps machine network · public throughput capped at 2 Gbps in NY2 / 900 Mbps in other regions unless raised · no ingress/egress bandwidth chargeprovider-reported network terms; port speed not reported
Available · updated 10:43 PM
Pricing noteFull specs
$1.56/ hour≈ $1,140.26/mo
CPU8 vCPUvirtual CPU allocation
RAM45 GBsystem memory
GPU1× A500024 GB VRAM / GPU
Storage250 GB250 GB instance storage
Network—not reported
Available · updated 12:47 AM
Pricing noteFull specs
$3.12/ hour≈ $2,280.52/mo
CPU16 vCPUvirtual CPU allocation
RAM90 GBsystem memory
GPU2× A500024 GB VRAM / GPU
Storage500 GB500 GB instance storage
Network—not reported
Available · updated 12:47 AM
Pricing noteFull specs
$6.25/ hour≈ $4,561.04/mo
CPU32 vCPUvirtual CPU allocation
RAM180 GBsystem memory
GPU4× A500024 GB VRAM / GPU
Storage1,000 GB1000 GB instance storage
Network—not reported
Available · updated 12:47 AM
Pricing noteFull specs
Compare the full configuration, not only the headline price
RTX A5000 provides 24 GB VRAM and is still useful for rendering, model development and cost-sensitive CUDA workloads.
Typical use cases include rendering, AI development, budget inference. Price alone does not capture network, CPU, RAM and storage differences, so ComputeRadar keeps those fields next to the GPU rate.
Selection notes
What to check before renting
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Check whether the displayed rate is for the full instance or only the GPU portion.
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For multi-GPU jobs, verify the available GPU count and interconnect/topology with the provider.
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Confirm final stock and region on the provider page immediately before ordering.
FAQ
Common questions
How much does it cost to rent a NVIDIA RTX A5000?
The answer changes by provider, region and configuration. The live answer at the top of this page is calculated from currently connected API sources and includes a catalog timestamp.
Is the cheapest NVIDIA RTX A5000 offer always the best option?
No. Compare GPU count, VRAM, CPU/RAM allocation, storage, network, reliability and location. Some providers expose a GPU-only base rate while others return an all-in instance price.
How fresh are the prices?
ComputeRadar refreshes provider catalogs on a short cache interval and labels the generated timestamp. The provider checkout page remains the final source of truth because stock can change at any time.