B200 compute price

The B200 is a Blackwell datacenter GPU with 180 GB of memory, built for training and for high-throughput inference. It sits between the H200 and the B300 in both memory and price.

For many teams it is the practical top of the range: enough memory for large models on one card, without the price of a B300.

On 12 Nov 2026, 10 providers listed an on-demand B200 price. The lowest was $3.50 per GPU-hour, the median $8.34 and the highest $14.24.

The B200 price table has every listing, with the smallest rental and a label for whether it can be started.

B200 prices come in two shapes. Some providers rent a single B200. Others rent only a machine of eight and print the per-GPU figure. On 12 Nov 2026, the lowest listed hourly total for an 8-GPU B200 machine was $28.00.

The two shapes are not rivals. A single card suits inference and fine-tuning of one model. A node suits training across eight cards. Decide which you need, then compare within that shape only.

Check the label first. A B200 that is sold out, gated behind sales or blocked by a quota is not a price for you today.

Then check the unit. Inference traffic rises and falls, and a B200 billed by the hour charges for the quiet part of every hour. Billed by the second, you pay for the time the machine ran.

Last, check what the price includes. CPU cores, memory and local disk are part of some prices and extra on others. Storage that outlives the machine is always a separate line.

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