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H200 GPU Rental Price

The NVIDIA H200 (Hopper, 141 GB HBM3e) rents from $2.98/hr, averaged across 10 cloud providers, updated 2026-08-14. On-demand pricing has risen 12% over the past 70 days.

$4.37
on-demand /hr
$2.98
spot /hr
$3.72
reserved /hr
$3,190
/mo on-demand

An H100 with ~1.8× the memory and bandwidth — same core compute, but fits larger models and serves long-context inference more efficiently. Hopper · 141 GB HBM3e · 4.8 TB/s memory bandwidth · launched 2024.

on-demand /hr · spot /hr

Recent daily prices

DateOn-demandSpot
2026-08-14$4.37$2.98
2026-08-13$4.42$2.87
2026-08-12$4.46$3.18
2026-08-11$4.48$3.15
2026-08-10$4.49$2.99
2026-08-09$4.45$2.93
2026-08-08$4.42$2.96
2026-08-07$4.46$2.94
2026-08-05$4.45$2.98
2026-08-04$4.46$3.10
2026-08-03$4.46$3.31
2026-08-02$4.32$2.98
2026-08-01$4.37$3.12
2026-07-31$4.34$3.17

H200 vs other GPUs

GPUOn-demand /hrSpot /hrMemory
H200$4.37$2.98141 GB HBM3e
B200$6.84$3.74192 GB HBM3eH200 vs B200 →
H100$4.00$1.7180 GB HBM3H200 vs H100 →
MI355X$8.60$5.29288 GB HBM3eH200 vs MI355X →
MI325X$3.18$2.00256 GB HBM3eH200 vs MI325X →
MI300X$3.56$1.65192 GB HBM3H200 vs MI300X →

FAQ

How much does it cost to rent an H200 per hour?

The H200 averages $4.37/hr on-demand, $2.98/hr spot, and $3.72/hr reserved across 10 cloud providers (updated 2026-08-14).

What is the cheapest H200 cloud price?

The lowest tier is spot at about $2.98/hr on average; reserved (1–3 year commitment) runs ~$3.72/hr. Compare live per-provider rates on the Bargo GPU price tracker.

How much is an H200 per month?

At on-demand $4.37/hr, one H200 runs about $3,190/month (730 hours); reserved pricing lowers that to roughly $2,716/month.

Is the H200 cheaper than the H100?

On-demand, the H200 is $4.37/hr vs the H100 at $4.00/hr — pricier per hour. See the full H200 vs H100 comparison for specs and cost-per-job context.

What's the difference between H200 spot and on-demand pricing?

Spot ($2.98/hr) is interruptible spare capacity at a discount to on-demand ($4.37/hr); use spot for checkpointed or fault-tolerant jobs and on-demand or reserved for long, uninterrupted runs.

Cross-provider averages from public cloud GPU listings. Informational only.