Brand kit.
Logos, badges and colours for GPU providers, partners and press. Every file is drawn as outlines, so it looks the same on any site, with or without our fonts.
Listed on RentGPU
If RentGPU lists your GPUs, show it: link the icon or badge to your provider page on RentGPU so renters can compare your prices from an independent source.
The one-colour files take their colour from your CSS when the SVG is placed inline in your HTML, so they can sit grey in a row of icons and turn coral on hover. Hover over them above to see it. In an <img> tag they render black: use the full-colour files there.
Replace <your-provider> (it appears twice) with your provider's address on RentGPU. The image loads from RentGPU as it is; to host it yourself, save the file and change the image path.
Logo
The icon is a serif R inside two rings, with a coral point. Use the full logo where there is room, and the icon on its own where there isn't.
Colours
Ink and cream carry the brand. Coral is the accent: a point, a link, never a whole surface.
Typography
The logo and headlines. The wordmark is drawn from Source Serif 4 Medium.
Google Fonts →Prices, VRAM and any figure in a table, with tabular digits so columns line up.
Google Fonts →Using the logo
- Leave clear space around the logo, at least half the icon's width
- Link the logo or badge to rentgpu.org or to your provider page on it
- Load the files from rentgpu.org, or host them yourself
- Write the name as RentGPU, one word, capital R and GPU
- Stretch, rotate or redraw the logo
- Change the logo's colours (the one-colour files are there for that)
- Place it on a busy or low-contrast background
- Use it to suggest that RentGPU endorses you or your product
About RentGPU
Text you can use when you write about us.
RentGPU — The cheapest cloud GPUs for AI, training, and inference.
RentGPU is an independent site that compares cloud GPU rental prices and hosted AI API prices for people who run AI workloads. It maps every listing to one canonical GPU and pairs the prices with the practical questions: which GPU fits a model, what an API bill comes to, and when renting your own GPU wins.