H200 compute price

The H200 is a Hopper datacenter GPU with 141 GB of memory, more and faster than the older H100 it replaced. It is used where a model or a batch is limited by memory.

It is a generation behind Blackwell. For a model that fits and runs fast enough on it, that does not matter, and the hour is cheaper.

On 12 Nov 2026, 15 providers listed an on-demand H200 price. The lowest was $3.49 per GPU-hour, the median $5.40 and the highest $10.60. Runcrate can start one now from $4.67 per GPU-hour.

The H200 price table has every listing, with the smallest rental and a label for whether it can be started.

The gap between the lowest and highest H200 price is wide because the listings are not the same product. Large clouds sell it inside an 8-GPU instance with their own network and services. Specialist providers rent single cards. Marketplaces list machines owned by individual hosts, at prices the hosts set.

Marketplace figures are in the tables here, marked as such, and are left out of the lowest, median and highest figures.

Check the smallest rental. On 12 Nov 2026, the lowest listed hourly total for an 8-GPU H200 machine was $27.92, which is a different purchase from one card for an afternoon.

Check the label. The H200 is easier to start than a B300, yet a large cloud can still give a new account no quota for it, and some providers still gate it.

Check the unit, and whether boot time is billed. Then compare the prices that are left.

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