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Verda raises prices for the tenth time — eight GPUs up about 1%, the L40S holds
Nov 6, 2026
Read on Verda's own pricing page today, Nov 6, 2026, against the figures read there on Nov 5: eight of Verda's nine tracked GPUs rose by about 1% — the tenth rise since Oct 23. The L40S held, the first card Verda has left flat on a rise day in this run. The same morning, Lambda announced rises of about 15% for Nov 16.

Image: GPUJournal price record — read on verda.com/pricing
What changed, read on verda.com/pricing on Nov 6, 2026 (unrounded page figures in brackets): GB300 $13.31 → $13.44 [$13.44], B300 $11.57 → $11.69 [$11.69], B200 $9.05 → $9.14 [$9.138], H200 $6.38 → $6.44 [$6.440], H100 SXM $4.89 → $4.94 [$4.938], A100 80GB $2.29 → $2.32 [$2.316], A100 40GB $1.64 → $1.66 [$1.657] and RTX PRO 6000 $2.70 → $2.73 [$2.725]. The L40S held at $1.94 [$1.939]. Each rise is within a whisker of +1.0% — the same uniform list adjustment as the nine before it.
The pattern: Verda rose on Oct 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30, held Oct 31 and Nov 1, rose an eighth time on Nov 2, held Nov 3, rose a ninth time on Nov 4, held Nov 5 — and has now risen a tenth time. Its GB300, the only GB300 rate we list, has gone from $11.82 an hour at our Oct 19 check to $13.44 today, up 13.7% in eighteen days. And Verda is no longer the pattern's only mover: Nebius raised across the board on Oct 1, RunPod Secure on Oct 14, SaladCloud's Priority rise took effect Nov 1, RunPod Serverless rose by Nov 2, and Lambda today announced rises of about 15% effective Nov 16. Rising list prices are consistent with growing demand (our reading, labelled as interpretation; capacity and cost moves can produce the same shape).
What it costs: Verda holds the board's Best offer on only two cards — the GB300 and the A100 40GB — and both rose today, so those two best offers rose with it. Everywhere else the cheapest verified offers are other providers' and none moved: the board's H100 SXM best is still TensorDock at $2.25 an hour (at an 8-GPU minimum) and its B200 best is still RunPod Community at $5.98. If you rent at Verda around the clock, today's rise adds about $95 a month per GB300, $66 per B200 and $36 per H100 on a 730-hour month.
Checked today and unchanged: RunPod Secure, Nebius, CoreWeave, Thunder Compute, TensorDock and SaladCloud all held at the rates read on Nov 5. Not checked today, and named rather than covered by the stamp: Hyperstack (its pricing table could not be read, for the ninth straight day), Lambda's currently-effective rates (now visible only after logging in; its announced Nov 16 rates are reported separately today), RunPod Community (its tier could not be separated in today's read) and nafnaf.ai (its homepage showed no GPUs available today).
What it means if you rent GPUs
Ten rises in fifteen days, and now a second provider announcing a rise five times larger in a single step: the autumn pattern has widened from one provider's steady repricing into something broader. The renter's spread is still the story — a workload priced off Verda's list page in mid-October is nearly 14% adrift on the GB300 today, while the cheapest verified way to rent most cards has not moved at all. Check the board before renewing at a list rate — and if you are on Verda's GB300 or A100 40GB, your best-offer price moved today.