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RTX A6000 pricing on Seeweb
Every Seeweb RTX A6000 offering we track, normalized to a per-GPU hourly rate and ranked against 22 providers with current RTX A6000 pricing.
From / GPU-hr
$0.850
Price rank
#19 of 22
Configurations
1
Last updated
September 18, 2026
The cheapest RTX A6000 we currently track is $0.280/hr on GPU Outlet.
Seeweb RTX A6000 rates
Hourly prices per GPU. Multi-GPU rows show the per-GPU rate, not the instance total.
| Price / GPU-hr | Type | GPUs |
|---|---|---|
| $0.850 | On-demand | 1 |
RTX A6000 specifications
- VRAM
- 48GB
- Architecture
- Ampere
- CUDA Cores
- 10,752
- Tensor Cores
- 336
- Memory Bandwidth
- 768 GB/s
- TDP
- 300W
RTX A6000 on other providers
- GPU Outlet$0.280/hr
- Verda$0.296/hr
- Runpod$0.330/hr
- Hyperstack$0.350/hr
- Thunder Compute$0.350/hr
- gpu.ai$0.400/hr
- Vast.ai$0.404/hr
- Lium.io$0.420/hr
- IO.NET$0.493/hr
- Massed Compute$0.500/hr
- Shadeform$0.500/hr
- Omega Gradient$0.530/hr
- Hexgrid Cloud$0.550/hr
- Oblivus$0.550/hr
- Runcrate$0.550/hr
- Sesterce$0.550/hr
- 1Legion$0.660/hr
- Koyeb$0.750/hr
- AceCloud$0.927/hr
- Paperspace$0.945/hr
- Lambda Labs$1.09/hr
About Seeweb
Seeweb is an Italian cloud provider, part of the Dominion Hosting Holding group, offering GPU-accelerated cloud servers with NVIDIA and AMD accelerators, pay-per-hour billing, and data centers across Europe.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the RTX A6000 cost on Seeweb?
Seeweb lists the RTX A6000 from $0.850 per GPU-hour across 1 tracked configuration. Prices are collected daily — see the table above for the current rates.
Is Seeweb the cheapest place to rent the RTX A6000?
Seeweb ranks #19 of 22 providers we track with current RTX A6000 pricing. The cheapest right now is GPU Outlet. Price is only one factor — region availability, network, and storage costs differ between providers.
Which RTX A6000 configurations does Seeweb offer?
We currently track 1 RTX A6000 offering from Seeweb, covering the GPU counts, pricing types, and regions listed in the table above. Every price is normalized to a per-GPU hourly rate so it can be compared across providers.