Thunder Compute

LIVE

First-party cloud · N/A (first-party)

First-party GPU cloud billed per minute. A virtualized GPU tier (RTX A6000, L40, L40S, A100 80GB, H100) undercuts the dedicated passthrough tier on every card, and instances attach straight to VS Code or Cursor via the tnr CLI. Storage is billed separately per GB-hour and data egress is free. Crypto mining is prohibited by their terms of service.

Supported GPUs

GPUs listed on Thunder Compute

3 GPUs

GPU Model	Rate / hr	Rental Rev / Day	Rental Profit / Day	Mining Profit / Day
Nvidia H100 H100	$3.200 /hr 4 offers	$76.80	$75.96	$53.11	View rig →
Nvidia A100 80GB PCIe A100 80GB	$1.090 /hr 5 offers	$26.16	$25.20	$25.20	View rig →
Nvidia L40 L40	$0.990 /hr 2 offers	$23.76	$23.04	$14.68	View rig →

— How it works —

About Thunder Compute

Thunder Compute is a First-party cloud GPU rental marketplace. Hosts list their hardware and earn N/A (first-party) when renters use it.
The platform keeps a cut; the provider keeps roughly % of the renter-facing rate.
MiningBoard tracks live prices and profitability so you can compare hosting here vs. mining directly.

FAQ

About Thunder Compute

How much can I earn on Thunder Compute?

Earnings depend on your GPU model, local electricity cost, and current renter demand. MiningBoard updates prices every few minutes. Use the "View GPU rental profits" button above to see live revenue and profit estimates for your specific hardware.

What GPUs are supported on Thunder Compute?

Thunder Compute accepts a range of NVIDIA and AMD GPUs. The table above shows every model currently tracked by MiningBoard with live pricing. Click any GPU to see detailed specs, hashrate, and a profitability breakdown.

How do payouts work on Thunder Compute?

Thunder Compute pays hosts in N/A (first-party). Payout schedules vary by platform — some pay daily, others weekly or on-request. Check the provider's docs after signing up for exact thresholds and schedules.

Is renting on Thunder Compute better than mining?

It depends on your GPU, electricity rate, and market conditions. Rental income can exceed mining revenue during AI compute booms, while mining is often more stable. MiningBoard compares both side-by-side so you can pick the best income source at any moment.