H200 price per hour

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.

Every one of those listings is in the H200 price table, with its smallest rental and a label for whether it can be started.

The lowest figure in a list is the one most likely to carry a condition. It may be per GPU inside a server of eight. It may come from a provider with nothing in stock. It may be a price for a term, shown where the on-demand price should be.

The median is a steadier guide. Half of the listed prices sit below it and half above. Use it to judge whether a quote is ordinary or unusual, then read the row itself.

An H200 is rented as part of a machine. The hourly price usually covers CPU cores, system memory and a local disk along with the GPU. How much of each differs by provider. Two equal GPU prices can come with very different machines around the card.

Storage that outlives the machine, and data moved out of the provider, are separate lines. Neither is in the GPU-hour.

Three numbers turn a listed price into a bill: the GPUs in the smallest rental, the hours you run, and the billing unit. A single H200 billed by the second for a ninety-minute job is billed for ninety minutes.

The same job on a server of eight billed by the hour is billed for sixteen GPU-hours: eight cards, two full hours. The listed price per GPU-hour could be identical in both cases.

Runcrate bills by the second on most GPUs, a few by the minute, and booting is never billed. One prepaid balance pays for GPUs, models and storage. Its H200 price comes from its live feed, and it is the first row of the table on this site when the feed has one to start.

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