GPU Render Pricing Explained

Simple pricing built around included GPU time and a real measured estimate before you approve the render.

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How Pricing Works

GPU Render Studio charges $1 per included GPU hour. A real precheck estimates your scene and recommends the smallest render window that fits.

  1. Upload your Blender project.
  2. Run a real GPU precheck to estimate render time.
  3. Review the recommended plan and exact price.
  4. Confirm your job before full rendering begins.

Final price and estimated render time are confirmed after project analysis, not guessed in advance.

Render Plans

Budget

Includes up to 1.5 GPU hours for $1.50. Best for small, short renders.

Standard

Includes up to 4 GPU hours for $4.00. Suitable for typical projects.

Fast

Includes up to 8 GPU hours for $8.00, providing more headroom for longer scenes.

Express

Includes up to 12 GPU hours for $12.00. Designed for heavier planned jobs.

How Delivery Estimates Are Calculated

Delivery estimates are based on real GPU precheck analysis of your project. This means timing is grounded in actual render behavior rather than rough assumptions.

Factors that affect timing include scene complexity, render settings, frame count and the selected GPU-time window.

What You Pay For

Real GPU Rendering

Your Blender project runs on physical GPU hardware built for rendering workloads.

Live Tracking

Every job includes status tracking with progress visibility and estimated completion.

Transparent Workflow

You see the recommended plan, project estimate and price before committing.

Failure Protection

Technical rendering failures are not billed.

Before You Confirm

After upload, the system analyzes your project and presents the measured render estimate and suitable plan. This is where final confirmation happens before the full render job starts.

In other words: upload first, analyze second, confirm with clearer information third.

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