P2P marketplaces

TensorDock.

P2P marketplace with 100+ GPU models across home + datacenter hosts. Often the cheapest on-demand rates in the long tail.

At a glance

Business model: P2P marketplaces
Tier: Marketplace

When to pick TensorDock

Best for

Full virtual machines — KVM with root access and a dedicated GPU, so you install your own drivers and OS. Windows 10 is supported.
Trying a GPU on a small budget — TensorDock says you can start with a $5 deposit, with no quotas or commitments.
Picking an exact GPU and location — TensorDock lists 45 GPU models across 100+ locations in 20+ countries.
Moving large datasets — TensorDock states it charges no ingress or egress fees.

Avoid for

Budgeting from the GPU rate alone — vCPUs, RAM and storage are priced per hour on top of the GPU, and every VM needs at least 100 GB of storage.
Multi-node training — each VM runs on a single host, and hosts don't share a fabric.
Anything that needs a contractual SLA — the 99.99% uptime figure is the standard TensorDock sets its hosts, so check the terms before relying on it.

GPUs available on TensorDock

We don't have live TensorDock prices right now — check TensorDock for current rates ↗.

Compare with peers

Other providers in the same bucket — quick way to sanity-check pricing before committing.

Vast.ai

85% host

Cheapest: $0.018/hr · Nvidia Tesla V100 · 17 GPUs

P2P marketplace — list consumer or datacenter GPUs at your own per-hour bid. Huge renter demand, weekly BTC/USD payouts.

Cudo Compute

80% host

Cheapest: $0.88/hr · Nvidia L40S · 2 GPUs

Descended from Cudo Miner — hosts install the Cudo Compute Provider agent and earn on completed compute jobs. USD or BTC payouts.

Clore.ai

85% host

Cheapest: $0.0075/hr · Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti · 82 GPUs

P2P GPU marketplace. Host lists a server, pays out in CLORE, BTC, or USD; renters pay per-hour for on-demand or spot capacity.

Lium

Cheapest: $0.12/hr · Nvidia RTX A4000 · 18 GPUs

GPU marketplace — independent providers list machines and set their own prices, so rates move with competition rather than a fixed rate card. Renters top up ...

Frequently asked

How is TensorDock billing measured?

TensorDock lists an hourly rate for each resource: the GPU, plus separate hourly rates per vCPU, per GB of RAM and per GB of storage. Every VM needs at least 100 GB of storage, so your total is always above the GPU's headline rate. You need a balance of at least $1 to deploy.

Which regions does TensorDock offer GPUs in?

TensorDock says it has hosts in 100+ locations across 20+ countries. You pick the location (or a specific host) when you deploy, and each host lists its city, country and uptime.

Does TensorDock offer an SLA?

TensorDock holds its hosts to a 99.99% uptime standard and requires them to schedule maintenance two weeks ahead; hosts that fall short are removed. That is a policy for hosts, not a contract with you — check TensorDock's terms if you need a formal SLA.

What's the refund / cancellation policy on TensorDock?

Per-second billing means you only pay for compute used — stop the instance and billing stops. Pre-paid credits and committed-use discounts have provider-specific terms; check the provider's billing docs before pre-paying.