Top earning GPUs right now
Updated September 2026 · Live host take-home refreshed about 7 hours ago
The ten highest-earning GPUs on AI rental marketplaces this hour, ranked by host take-home per day after platform fee, electricity ($0.10/kWh), and 70% utilization. Numbers move with the market — bookmark this page and check back when you're shopping or scaling.
Live rate $3.022/h on Cyfuture AI · retail $20,000 · payback 16.7 months at 70% utilization.
The leaderboard
| # | GPU | Live $/h | Net / day | Payback |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
AMD AMD MI325
Cyfuture AI · 256 GB
|
$3.022 | $39.89 | 16.7 mo |
Net / day = live $/h × 24 × 70% utilization × host share, minus electricity at $0.10/kWh against the GPU's typical AI-workload TDP. Provider fee taken from the cheapest-listed marketplace for that GPU. The full provider breakdown for any row is on the per-GPU page.
How to read this leaderboard
Highest absolute daily take-home isn't always the best buy — that's why payback is in the rightmost column. A B200 at $40/day net with 36-month payback can still be a worse buy than an RTX 6000 Ada at $9/day net with 26-month payback if you're capital-constrained. The leaderboard is sorted by daily net because that's what hits your bank account, but the payback column tells you whether you'd ever recover the capital.
When this list shifts
- New silicon ships. H200 and B200 displaced H100 from the top during 2025; H100 dropped 40% in capex over twelve months. Expect the same when B300 / next-gen consumer lands.
- Marketplace mix. RunPod community-tier expansion drives consumer-card prices down. Vast.ai bid wars push H100 prices down faster on weekends.
- Renter demand cycles. Stable Diffusion releases drive consumer cards up. New Llama / Mistral fine-tune tutorials drive A6000 / 4090 demand.