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Paperspace GPU pricing 2026

Notebook-friendly GPU cloud (Gradient for ML, Core for general VMs). Acquired by DigitalOcean in 2023; offering increasingly aligned with DigitalOcean GPU Droplets.

Pricing model
on-demand
Cheapest published rate
$0.56 per GPU-hour
RTX 4000
Public source
https://www.paperspace.com/pricing
Last verified June 2026

Published rate card

Per-GPU per-hour rates pulled from the vendor pricing page linked above, Last verified June 2026. Rates exclude storage, egress, and any managed-service uplift. Reserved-capacity contracts typically improve on these rates.

GPUConfigurationPer GPU per hour
H100 80GBPer-GPU on 8x$5.950
A100 80GBPer-GPU$3.180
A100 40GBPer-GPU$1.830
V100 32GBPer-GPU$1.620
RTX A6000Per-GPU$1.890
RTX 4000Per-GPU$0.560

Hidden costs to watch

  • Now operated by DigitalOcean (acquired 2023); pricing converging with DigitalOcean GPU Droplets.
  • Storage on Gradient and Core billed by GB-month and is a meaningful share of low-end workloads.
  • H100 capacity is constrained; A100 and L40 are the practical training tiers.

What Paperspace is best for

Solo ML practitioners, education, and notebook-style workflows.

See the GPU cloud buying guide

Worked example

Acme Vision Co. (illustrative example, not a real company) needs to train a 10 billion-parameter vision-language model on a fixed 8-GPU cluster for 30 days at 18 hours per day duty cycle.

At Paperspace's cheapest published rate of $0.56 per GPU-hour, the run costs $2,419 for raw GPU compute, before storage, egress, and MLOps overhead. Add the typical 25 percent year-one uplift and the modelled spend is $3,024. Use the calculator on the homepage to model your own GPU class, cluster size, and duty cycle.

Last verified June 2026. Paperspace rates change frequently. Always obtain a vendor quote before purchase.

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