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Rent a GPU for Blender rendering
Render on a dedicated RTX 4090 or 5090 for a few dollars an hour — a full desktop with Blender a download away, not a render-farm queue.
Render farms charge per frame and hide the machine from you. RigRentals gives you the whole rig: a full Linux desktop with a dedicated RTX GPU, streamed to your browser. Install Blender, open your project, and render with Cycles on GPU — you watch it happen live and keep full control.
Why artists rent instead of buy
- A 5090 for $3/hr beats a $2,000+ card for occasional renders.
- Full control — it's a real desktop, not a farm queue. Tweak, re-render, iterate.
- Your files, your way — download results straight from the browser session.
- No subscription — rent for exactly the hours the render takes.
Frequently asked questions
Can I run Blender on a rented cloud GPU?
Yes — you get a full Linux desktop with a dedicated RTX GPU. Download Blender (free), open your project, and render with GPU Cycles.
How much does cloud GPU rendering cost?
An RTX 4090 rig is $2/hr and an RTX 5090 is $3/hr, billed hourly with no subscription — usually far cheaper than render farms for iterative work.
How do I get my rendered files off the rig?
The rig is a full desktop in your browser — download renders to your device directly from the session before your time ends.
Ready when you are
Pick a rig, pay by the hour, and you're playing in minutes — no subscription.
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