Lambda Labs GPU pricing
Lambda Labs runs its own clusters and is positioned at the higher end: consistent, enterprise-friendly instances on H100/H200 and A100 class hardware, with a simple per-hour price and no marketplace variability. There is no consumer-grade hardware.
Pros
- Consistent, well-provisioned instances with predictable performance
- Straightforward per-hour pricing without bidding
- Good for multi-node training with high-bandwidth interconnect
- Simple API and CLI for automation
Cons
- No interruptible/spot tier in the same way as marketplaces
- Smaller hardware catalogue; no consumer GPUs
- Capacity for the newest GPUs is limited and on-demand only
Egress & storage
Instances include a fixed SSD allocation; persistent storage and outbound transfer are billed separately. See their pricing page for current rates.
30-day price history
Solid line = on-demand, dashed = spot. Source: provider_price_history.
Live GPU price comparison
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| Provider | GPU model | VRAM | GPUs | vCPU | System RAM | Region | On-demand /hr | Spot /hr | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lambda Labs | A10 | 24 GB | 1 | — | — | Reference listing | $0.7500 | — | Visit provider |
| Lambda Labs | A100 SXM | 80 GB | 1 | — | — | Reference listing | $1.2900 | — | Visit provider |
| Lambda Labs | H100 PCIe | 80 GB | 1 | — | — | Reference listing | $2.4900 | — | Visit provider |
| Lambda Labs | H200 SXM | 141 GB | 1 | — | — | Reference listing | $3.2900 | — | Visit provider |
Frequently asked questions
How is this provider's GPU pricing structured?
Almost all cloud GPU providers bill by the second or the hour for the compute, then separately for persistent storage and outbound data transfer. The figures on this page are the compute rate for one GPU, normalised so you can compare different instance shapes without doing the arithmetic yourself.
Can I get interruptible or spot capacity here?
That depends on the provider and is shown in the availability column. Marketplace-style platforms usually offer a bid-based interruptible tier, while dedicated clouds tend to sell only on-demand capacity. If spot is available it is almost always cheaper, provided your workload can checkpoint and restart.
Is there a minimum contract or commitment?
For on-demand and spot capacity there generally is not: you pay per hour or per second and can stop at any time. Reserved contracts exist at some providers and can cut the effective rate, but they are not required for the prices shown on this page.
How are storage and egress charged?
Persistent volumes are billed per GB per month, and outbound transfer is charged per GB beyond whatever allowance the provider includes. Those costs are additive to the GPU hour and can dominate the bill on data-heavy pipelines, so budget for them explicitly.