GPUDECK · PER-CARD PRICE CONTEXT

RTX PRO 4500 32GB rental price

What a RTX PRO 4500 32GB costs to rent per hour, on-demand, full card — median and floor, marketplace and cloud kept apart, dated and downloadable. No ranking, no blended average: just the observed market for this one variant.

Latest cell 2026-08-25 · window 2026-08-15 → 2026-08-25 · licensed series, CC BY 4.0

MARKETPLACE P50

$0.72

per hour · vast/runpod tier

CLOUD P50

$3.04

per hour · hyperscaler tier

LOWEST OBSERVED

$0.72

cheapest single listing that day

SAMPLE

observations · 2 providers

+0.0% over the window

This card is also measured, not just priced. The fleet behind the census runs it in production; the observatory publishes what an occupied hour on it actually finishes, per workload. Price tells you the cost to hold it; goodput tells you the cost to finish with it. Its measured cells are on the value board, and /quote prices them against your own hourly quote.

Recent days

DAY	P50	LOW	SAMPLE
2026-08-25	$3.04	$0.72	25 obs
2026-08-24	$3.04	$0.31	14 obs
2026-08-23	$3.04	$0.38	25 obs
2026-08-22	$3.04	$0.39	25 obs
2026-08-21	$3.04	$0.40	26 obs
2026-08-20	$3.04	$0.38	25 obs
2026-08-19	$3.04	$0.41	26 obs

Compare across cards on the price context table, or take the raw files and rebuild any of this yourself.

Source and scope. Prices derive from the openly licensed Alex Hubbard GPU Price Tracker (CC BY 4.0): on-demand, single-GPU, full-card rows only, split into marketplace and cloud segments because a blended median describes nothing a renter can buy. Cells under the replication floor are suppressed, never padded. Every number here is regenerable from the open data. GPUDeck collects no marketplace prices of its own and ranks nothing.