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Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti — AI Rental
Profit /day
RENTAL
13 offers
$4.04
Income /day
RENTAL
13 offers
$4.30
Cost $0.26 @ $0.1/kWh
Hashrate
70Th/s
PearlHash
Power · Efficiency
110.0W
Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti makes up to $4.11 a day, best on AI rental at $0.18/h across 13 offers. Also available: mining PearlHash at 70 Th/s ($1.39/day) and FishHash hashpower sale ($0.14/day). Pulling 110 W from the wall — at $0.10/kWh, profitable at today's rates.
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Rental income over time
Net rental income history
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| Period | /Day | /Month |
|---|---|---|
| Income | $4.25 | $127.50 |
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Cost
$0.1/kWh
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$0.26 | $7.80 |
| Profit | $3.99 | $119.70 |
Internal consensus blend — derived from external sources, not a raw quote from any single market.
AI rental
Revenue flow How Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti earns renting on the AI GPU marketplace how we got $3.99/day · ▾
Gross rate
$5.00
$0.208/h × 24
1,198 CLORE/day
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Platform fee
-$0.75
Clore Ai · ~15%
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Host income
$4.25
Take-home after fee
Power cost
-$0.26
110 W · $0.1/kWh
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Net profit
$3.99
/Day
Rental rate history
62 points
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Uptime scenario
85%
$0.10/kWh
/Day
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/Week
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/Month
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/Year
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Break-even electricity
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Rental marketplaces pay only while a renter is using the GPU. Real-world uptime for consumer hosts is typically 60–85%; enterprise hosts target 95%+.
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RTX 5060 Ti
Gross rate
$0.208/h
Active offers
11
Utilization
58%
Net / day
$3.99
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Tap to switch · 8 sections AI Rental 3/8
Rental income over time
Net rental income history
Loading...
| Period | /Day | /Month |
|---|---|---|
| Income | $4.25 | $127.50 |
|
Cost
$0.1/kWh
|
$0.26 | $7.80 |
| Profit | $3.99 | $119.70 |
Internal consensus blend — derived from external sources, not a raw quote from any single market.
AI rental
Revenue flow How Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti earns renting on the AI GPU marketplace how we got $3.99/day · ▾
Gross rate
$5.00
$0.208/h × 24
1,198 CLORE/day
→
Platform fee
-$0.75
Clore Ai · ~15%
=
Host income
$4.25
Take-home after fee
Power cost
-$0.26
110 W · $0.1/kWh
=
Net profit
$3.99
/Day
Rental rate history
62 points
Loading...
Uptime scenario
85%
$0.10/kWh
/Day
—
/Week
—
/Month
—
/Year
—
Break-even electricity
—
Rental marketplaces pay only while a renter is using the GPU. Real-world uptime for consumer hosts is typically 60–85%; enterprise hosts target 95%+.
Similar rigs · best AI rental
More Nvidia miners
Top provider today
Clore Ai
RTX 5060 Ti
Gross rate
$0.208/h
Active offers
11
Utilization
58%
Net / day
$3.99
List your rig on Clore Ai →
Mine direct instead?
Crypto Mining
$1.37
$2.62/day worse than AI rental
See details →
Sell hashpower instead?
Market Hashrate
$0.14
$3.85/day worse than AI rental
See details →
Frequently asked
About the Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti
Can the Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti earn from AI rental?
Yes. The Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti rents for $4.25/day host take-home on AI GPU marketplaces (Vast.ai, RunPod, io.net) after the platform's fee. You install the marketplace's host agent and the card earns while it is running an AI renter's job.
Which AI rental marketplace pays the most for the Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti?
We track Vast.ai, RunPod, io.net and other AI compute marketplaces. The table above ranks them by daily host take-home for the Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti after platform fees. Best provider varies by GPU model — datacenter cards like H100/B200 usually clear higher on Vast.ai, while consumer cards often utilize better on RunPod.
How long until the Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti pays back via AI rental?
At $0.1/kWh and current host-net rates, the ROI calculator on this site projects payback months for the Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti. Real payback depends on AI demand cycles — utilization swings with the broader compute market, so plan around 30–80% utilization rather than 100%.