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Cloud gaming that's actually cheap
If you play a few hours a week, hourly beats every subscription: a real RTX 3060 rig costs $1.50/hr, and you pay nothing between sessions.
Subscription cloud gaming looks cheap until you do the math on how much you actually play. At $10–30/month, casual players pay $2.50–7.50 per gaming session. RigRentals flips it: $1.50/hr for a dedicated RTX 3060 rig, only when you're playing.
The math for casual players
- 4 hours a month? $6 with us vs $10–30 on a subscription.
- One weekend binge? A 10-hour block on an RTX 3060 is $15 — no strings after.
- Trying before committing? The first hour is free.
And unlike catalog services, you install your own single-player and DRM-free games — see the full comparison.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest cloud gaming option?
For casual players, hourly rental is usually cheapest: RigRentals starts at $1.50/hr for a dedicated RTX 3060 rig with no subscription, and the first hour is free with a signup.
Are there hidden fees?
No. You pay the hourly rate for the block you choose (1–24 hours), the rig shuts down automatically when time is up, and there's nothing recurring.
Is cheap cloud gaming laggy?
Latency depends mostly on your connection. With stable internet (15–25 Mbps+), streaming from our rigs is smooth for single-player and casual play.
Ready when you are
Pick a rig, pay by the hour, and you're playing in minutes — no subscription.
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