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Verda raises prices for the eleventh time — four GPUs up about 1%, five hold
Nov 9, 2026
Read on Verda's own GPU instances page today, Nov 9, 2026, against the figures read there on Nov 8: four of Verda's nine tracked GPUs rose by about 1% — the eleventh rise since Oct 23, and the first selective one. The other five held, after two flat days.
Image: GPUJournal price record — read on verda.com/gpu-instances
What changed, read on verda.com/gpu-instances on Nov 9, 2026 (unrounded page figures in brackets): GB300 $13.44 → $13.58 [$13.580], B300 $11.69 → $11.81 [$11.810], H100 SXM $4.94 → $4.99 [$4.987] and L40S $1.94 → $1.96 [$1.958] — each within a whisker of +1.0%. Held: B200 $9.14 [$9.138], H200 $6.44 [$6.440], A100 80GB $2.32 [$2.316], A100 40GB $1.66 [$1.657] and RTX PRO 6000 $2.73 [$2.725]. Verda's confidential-computing B300 rose the same ~1% ($11.93 → $12.05), which we do not list on the board.
The pattern: Verda rose on Oct 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30, Nov 2, Nov 4 and Nov 6, held on Nov 7 and Nov 8 — and has now risen an eleventh time, but narrowly: the October and early-November rises lifted almost the whole card at once, while this one touches only the GB300, B300, H100 SXM and L40S. Its GB300, the cheapest GB300 rate we list, has gone from $11.82 an hour at our Oct 19 check to $13.58 today, up 14.9% in three weeks. Rising list prices are consistent with growing demand (our reading, labelled as interpretation; capacity and cost moves can produce the same shape).
Everywhere else we checked today held: RunPod Secure (all 11 tracked offers), Nebius, CoreWeave, Thunder Compute, SaladCloud and TensorDock were re-read on their own pages, and Hyperstack was checked by a first-hand read of its raw pricing page — all 13 of its on-demand rows unchanged. Lambda's page still prints only the rates it has announced for Nov 16; its current rates sit behind a login, and nafnaf.ai again showed no GPUs available.
What it means if you rent GPUs
For renters, the practical point is narrow: Verda's GB300 is this board's Best offer for that card, so the cheapest verified GB300 in our index just rose to $13.58 an hour. The other three rises sit above their cards' Best offers and change no recommendation. The wider signal is the shape — after ten broad rises, a selective one suggests Verda is now adjusting card by card rather than lifting the whole list, and the next checks will show whether the held five follow.