GPU Mart Review (2026): Monthly Dedicated GPU Servers
GPU Mart rents whole GPU servers by the month instead of by the hour. Verified prices, the catch with the headline rate, and who this provider actually suits.
GPU Mart is the GPU brand of Database Mart LLC, a US hosting company that has been selling servers since 2005. It sits in a different category from most providers we compare: there is no hourly marketplace, no serverless endpoint and no spot tier. You rent a whole machine, and you pay by the month.
That makes GPU Mart a poor fit for a two-hour fine-tuning run and a reasonable fit for a render node or an inference box that runs all month anyway.
What GPU Mart charges
All figures below were read from gpu-mart.com on 23 August 2026.
| Plan | GPU | GPU memory | Headline price | Billing note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Express Dedicated | P1000 | 4 GB | $64.00/mo | 24-month term |
| Enterprise Dedicated | A100 | 40 GB | $359.55/mo | promotion, 55% off, was $799.00 |
| Enterprise Dedicated | H100 | 80 GB | $2,099.00/mo | 24-month term |
| GPU VPS | 2 GB entry plan | 2 GB | $29.00/mo | monthly term |
Read the headline price carefully. The number on the product card is the 24-month rate. Choose a one-month term and the price goes up: the H100 server is $2,599 per month on a monthly term and $2,099 on a two-year term, and the P1000 box is $74 rather than $64. The tabs above the price, labelled 1mo, 3mo, 12mo and 24mo, switch between those figures.
The A100 40GB listing is a separate case. It currently shows $359.55 per month with a “55% OFF” badge against a struck-through $799.00. Promotions like that are not a term discount, and the provider has not published how long it runs or what the renewal price is.
No published hourly rate
GPU Mart does not publish an hourly price on its public pages. The company told us by email that hourly billing exists for a few configurations, but until those rates appear on a page anyone can check, we do not list GPU Mart in our hourly per-GPU comparisons. Every number in those tables has to be verifiable by a reader, not just by us.
How that compares
For an hourly workload, GPU Mart is not the tool. An H100 hour costs $2.30 on Vultr and $4.41 on DigitalOcean, both read on 23 August 2026, and a marketplace like Vast.ai starts lower still. Renting the GPU Mart H100 box for a single day of work means paying for the whole month.
The picture changes if the machine is busy. At $2,099 per month on a two-year term, the H100 server works out cheaper than most hourly H100 rentals kept running around the clock, and you get the whole host: 256 GB RAM, 36 CPU cores, 240 GB SSD plus 2 TB NVMe plus 8 TB SATA, and unmetered bandwidth. No egress bill is a real advantage over the hyperscalers, where transfer often costs more than people budget for.
Who it suits
- Studios running rendering or transcoding jobs that never really stop
- Inference services with steady traffic where a fixed monthly cost beats per-second billing
- Teams that want an isolated physical machine rather than a slice of one
- Anyone who needs large local storage next to the GPU
Who should look elsewhere
- Anyone training in bursts, where hourly or spot pricing wins by a wide margin
- Teams that need H200, B200 or MI300X, none of which GPU Mart lists
- Users in Europe or Asia who need a local region; GPU Mart is US-based
FAQ
Does GPU Mart bill by the hour?
Not on its public pricing pages. Plans are quoted per month, with cheaper rates for longer terms. The company says hourly billing is available for selected configurations, but the rates are not published, so we do not use them in our comparisons.
Why is the advertised price lower than the monthly price?
The price on each product card is the 24-month rate. Selecting a one-month term raises it. For the H100 server the difference is $500 per month, so it is worth checking which term the displayed figure refers to before comparing it with an hourly provider.
Is the A100 discount permanent?
Unknown. The A100 40GB plan currently shows 55% off against $799.00. GPU Mart has not published an end date or a renewal price for that promotion, so treat the $359.55 figure as temporary until they do.
Does GPU Mart charge for bandwidth?
The listed plans include unmetered bandwidth at the stated port speed, which ranges from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps depending on the plan. There is no per-gigabyte egress charge of the kind AWS, Azure and Google Cloud apply.
Where are the servers located?
Database Mart operates US data centers. There is no European or Asian region, so latency from outside North America will be noticeably higher than with a local provider.