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NVIDIA H200 Cloud Pricing

Current NVIDIA H200 price per hour, sourced provider list prices, H100-equivalent rates, and dated public price-page links.

H200 on-demand capacity is sourced from 2 provider price pages, each linked and dated below. The H100e column normalizes every rate to an H100-equivalent hour, so the H200 premium reads against the H100 table on one axis.

$3.99–$10 (2 providers)H200 on-demand band

Lowest to highest sourced public list price, as of Jul 17, 2026

2Providers sourced

Public price pages with an H200 on-demand rate that cleared editorial review

$3.20–$12.29 (6 providers)H100 band, for contrast

The prior-generation read the H200 premium is usually priced against

Sourced rates

Per-provider NVIDIA H200 price per hour

2 sourced provider rows, lowest list price first. Every row links the public price page it was observed on.

Sourced on-demand H200 GPU-hour rates
ProviderRegionList $/GPU-hrH100e $/hrAvailabilityNo change inSource
HyperstackMulti-region$3.99$3.47Available20 daysOpen price page
Oracleus-ashburn-1$10.00$8.70Available Limited73 daysOpen price page

Public on-demand list prices from provider price pages — not negotiated quotes, reserved terms, or spot rates. Each row carries its own source link and price date. How we source, label, and date evidence: methodology.

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What the H200 premium buys

H200 is the same Hopper generation as H100 with the memory roughly doubled — 141 GB of HBM3e against 80 GB. The premium over an H100 rate is paying for memory headroom, not extra raw compute.

  • Memory-bound work gets more from H200 than compute-bound work.
  • Use the H100e column to compare H200 rows against H100 on one axis.
  • Public on-demand rates are not reserved or negotiated capacity terms.
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