New Provider: GPU Mart Monthly GPU Servers Now on Flopper

GPU Mart is now live on Flopper as a Verified provider. It is also the first provider in a new part of the site: monthly GPU servers, where whole machines rented by the month are compared with each other, on the term you choose.

What GPU Mart is

In GPU Mart’s own words:

GPU Mart, a GPU cloud brand operated by Database Mart, provides dedicated GPU servers and GPU VPS plans for AI development, model inference, rendering, and other GPU-intensive workloads. Its main strengths include monthly and longer-term pricing, a range of NVIDIA GPU configurations, PCIe-based GPU virtualization for VPS plans, flexible resource deployment, and 24/7 technical support. The service is primarily designed for customers seeking stable, longer-term GPU capacity rather than short-term hourly rentals, and current availability is focused on US-based infrastructure.

Database Mart is a US hosting company that has run its own hardware since 2005. GPU Mart is its GPU line, launched in 2021. You rent one of three kinds of machine:

• Dedicated GPU servers: a whole physical machine, its processors, memory and disks included.
• GPU VPS: a virtual machine with a whole GPU passed through to it. The card is yours alone; the CPU, memory and disk come from a larger host.
• Multi-GPU servers: up to four cards in one machine, with NVLink on the 4x RTX A6000 and 4x A100 builds.

Every plan comes with root or administrator access, a dedicated IPv4 address and unmetered bandwidth, on Linux or Windows.

Why a monthly section

Until now every price on Flopper was per GPU-hour: on-demand capacity you can stop at any time. GPU Mart sells something different. You pay for a server a month at a time, in advance, and the price drops the longer you commit. An RTX 4090 server costs $549 a month on a 1-month term and $409 a month on a 2-year term.

Squeezing that into the hourly tables would mean dividing by the hours in a month, and a two-year commitment would then look like an hourly rate you could walk away from. So monthly plans get their own page. Pick a term, 1, 3, 12 or 24 months, and every plan is priced on it. A plan not sold on the term you pick shows its shortest longer term and says so.

GPUs GPU Mart offers

GPU Mart lists 25 NVIDIA GPU models across 37 plans, plus an entry GPU VPS on a GT730, P600 or K620. Each model links to its specification page on Flopper where we have one.

What the Flopper listing shows

All 37 plans are read from GPU Mart’s public pricing page every six hours: 29 dedicated servers and 8 GPU VPS. Each row carries the GPU, the number of cards, the CPU, memory and disks, and a price for every term the plan is sold on.

We list regular prices only. GPU Mart runs promotions that change with inventory and campaigns, so the discount you see on its site on any given day can be lower than the figures here. Hourly billing is not a regular option and is not listed.

Prices on 10 November 2026, per server per month:

* The RTX PRO 6000 VPS is not sold on a 1-month term; $749 is its 3-month price. The 4x builds have NVLink.

The cheapest plan is the entry GPU VPS at $29 a month on a 1-month term, and $21 a month on a 2-year term. The monthly section carries every plan, sortable by price, price per GPU and GPU count, and filterable by server type and GPU.

Where GPU Mart runs

GPU Mart’s capacity is in the United States, in datacenters in Dallas, Texas and Kansas City, Missouri. There is no European or Asia-Pacific region, so the fit is US-based teams, or workloads where latency to the user matters less than a fixed monthly bill: inference serving, rendering, video streaming and always-on development machines.