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GPU price check · updated 2026-09-10

H200-SXM rental prices

H200-SXM rents for $3.99–$10.60 per GPU-hour on demand across 9 sellers this week. The spread is not noise — it is mostly the network fabric, which determines what the chip can actually do.

$3.99
lowest on-demand
$6.20
median
6
Grade A/B offerings
2
undisclosed-fabric listings
$/GPU-hour, on demand · ● A/B fabric disclosed · C · D · U undisclosed Hyperstack $3.99 DataCrunch (rebranded $4.00 Crusoe $4.29 Nebius $4.50 OVHcloud $6.20 CoreWeave $6.31 AWS $7.91 Oracle Cloud (OCI) $10.00 Microsoft Azure $10.60
H200-SXM on-demand rental prices, 2026-09-10 · computeassay.com

Fair-price band (disclosed training-class, Grade A/B): $4.29–$7.11 per GPU-hour on demand. Below that band, ask what the seller is not telling you about the fabric; above it, you are paying for something the rate card should be able to name.

Committed pricing (13 published rates tracked): from $2.79 per GPU-hour (Hyperstack, reservation (min term not stated on page; invoiced monthly)). Most committed pricing is quote-gated — the published rates below are the exception, and their spread against on-demand is the basis the futures market can't see. All terms in the table.

Is a H200-SXM quote a good deal? Read it in ten seconds

If you're quoted…What it usually meansDo
below $4.29Cheaper than any disclosed training-class listing — typically unstated or shared fabric, not the same good cheaper.Fine for batch/inference; for training, get the interconnect in writing first.
$4.29–$7.11Inside the fair band for disclosed training-class H200-SXM.Reasonable walk-up price — proceed, confirm the grade.
above $7.11A premium over the median.Worth it only if the fabric, SLA, and incident record beat the pack — verify, or negotiate down.

Check a specific quote against your workload, utilization, and committed alternatives on the deal check. Procurement guidance from published prices — not investment advice, and not a view on any futures contract.

What fits on H200-SXM (141 GB)

ModelFP16FP8/INT84-bit
8B class (Llama 3.1 8B)1 GPU1 GPU1 GPU
32B class (Qwen 32B)1 GPU1 GPU1 GPU
70B class (Llama 3.3 70B)2 GPUs1 GPU1 GPU
123B class (Mistral Large)3 GPUs2 GPUs1 GPU
405B class (Llama 3.1 405B)7 GPUs4 GPUs2 GPUs
671B MoE class (DeepSeek-R1)12 GPUs (multi-node)6 GPUs3 GPUs

Method: VRAM ≈ parameters × bytes/parameter × 1.2 (20% headroom for KV cache and activations at ~8K context). Longer context or high concurrency needs more; training needs far more (optimizer states: ~4–8× weights). GPU counts assume even sharding. Above one 8-GPU node, the interconnect becomes the constraint — restrict to Grade A/B listings. Find the cheapest fit across all GPUs: Model Fit.

Every listing we track

ProviderSKU$/GPU-hrTermsGradeConfFabric (as published)Src
NebiusNVIDIA HGX H200 — preemptible
eu-north1 (Finland), eu-west1 (Paris, France), us-central1 (Kansas City, MO) +1 more
$2.45spotBpublInfiniBand, 400 Gbps per GPU / 3.2 Tbps per node (per docs.nebius.com)↗vendor
HyperstackReserved H200 SXM 141GB (reservation (min term not stated on page; invoiced monthly))$2.79reserved · min: reservation (min term not stated on page; invoiced monthly)CpublSR-IOV Ethernet up to 350 Gbps inter-VM (default up to 16 Gbps)↗vendor
DataCrunch (rebranded to Verda, verda.com)Long-term H200 SXM5 141GB, 2yr (2 years)$3.18committed · min: 2 yearsCpublnot published↗vendor
AWSp5en.48xlarge (3yr)$3.42savings-plan · min: 3yrApublEFAv3 (Nitro v5), 3200 Gbps per instance, 'up to 35% improvement in latency' vs earlier EFA (AWS P5 page)↗API
DataCrunch (rebranded to Verda, verda.com)Long-term H200 SXM5 141GB, 1yr (1 year)$3.90committed · min: 1 yearCpublnot published↗vendor
HyperstackNVIDIA H200 SXM
CANADA-1
$3.99on-demandCpublSR-IOV Ethernet up to 350 Gbps inter-VM (default up to 16 Gbps)↗vendor
DataCrunch (rebranded to Verda, verda.com)H200 SXM5
FIN-03 (Helsinki, Finland)
$4.00on-demandCpublnot published↗vendor
Together AI (GPU Clusters)Reserved H200, 31-90 days (31-90 days)$4.15reserved · min: 31-90 daysUunknnot published↗vendor
Crusoeh200-141gb-sxm-ib.8x
eu-iceland1-a
$4.29on-demandBpublInfiniBand, 3200 Gbps per 8-GPU instance (per docs VM overview)↗vendor
NebiusNVIDIA HGX H200 (gpu-h200-sxm platform)
eu-north1 (Finland), eu-west1 (Paris, France), us-central1 (Kansas City, MO) +1 more
$4.50on-demandApublInfiniBand, 400 Gbps per GPU / 3.2 Tbps per 8-GPU node, GPUDirect RDMA (per docs.nebius.com)↗vendor
Google Clouda3-ultragpu-8g (3yr)$4.65committed · min: 3yrCpublRDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) via ConnectX-7, 3,600 Gbps max per VM, 10 NICs (Google doc table)↗vendor
AWSp5en.48xlarge (1yr)$4.98savings-plan · min: 1yrApublEFAv3 (Nitro v5), 3200 Gbps per instance, 'up to 35% improvement in latency' vs earlier EFA (AWS P5 page)↗API
Together AI (GPU Clusters)Reserved H200, 7-30 days (7-30 days)$4.99reserved · min: 7-30 daysUunknnot published↗vendor
Microsoft AzureStandard_ND96isr_H200_v5 (3yr)$5.28reserved · min: 3yrBpublInfiniBand NDR: dedicated 400 Gbps NVIDIA Quantum-2 CX7 InfiniBand per GPU, 3.2 Tb/s per VM, GPUDirect RDMA (Microsoft Learn)↗API
Microsoft AzureStandard_ND96isr_H200_v5 (1yr)$5.82reserved · min: 1yrBpublInfiniBand NDR: dedicated 400 Gbps NVIDIA Quantum-2 CX7 InfiniBand per GPU, 3.2 Tb/s per VM, GPUDirect RDMA (Microsoft Learn)↗API
AWSp5e.48xlarge (1-182 day block)$5.97capacity-block · min: 1-182 day blockApublEFAv3 (Nitro v5), 3200 Gbps per instance, 'up to 35% improvement in latency' vs earlier EFA (AWS P5 page)↗vendor
OVHcloudNvidia H200 (141 GB HBM3e, NVLink, 8-GPU instance)$6.20on-demandCinfeUp to 25 Gbps Ethernet (public/private network)↗vendor
CoreWeaveNVIDIA HGX H200 (gd-8xh200ib-i128)
North America, Europe
$6.31on-demandBpublInfiniBand (instance ID carries 'ib'; CoreWeave HPC interconnect docs state Quantum-2/Quantum-X800 non-blocking fat-tree fabrics, but per-node bandwidth for H200 not stated on fetched pages)↗vendor
AWSp5en.48xlarge (1-182 day block)$6.87capacity-block · min: 1-182 day blockApublEFAv3 (Nitro v5), 3200 Gbps per instance, 'up to 35% improvement in latency' vs earlier EFA (AWS P5 page)↗vendor
Google Clouda3-ultragpu-8g (1yr)$7.31committed · min: 1yrCpublRDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) via ConnectX-7, 3,600 Gbps max per VM, 10 NICs (Google doc table)↗vendor
AWSp5en.48xlarge
us-east-1
$7.91on-demandApublEFAv3 (Nitro v5), 3200 Gbps per instance, 'up to 35% improvement in latency' vs earlier EFA (AWS P5 page)↗API
Oracle Cloud (OCI)BM.GPU.H200.8$10.00on-demand (PAY_AS_YOU_GO)ApublRDMA cluster network: '8x1x400 Gb/sec RDMA' = 3,200 Gbps per node (Oracle price-list shape table)↗API
Microsoft AzureStandard_ND96isr_H200_v5
eastus2
$10.60on-demandBpublInfiniBand NDR: dedicated 400 Gbps NVIDIA Quantum-2 CX7 InfiniBand per GPU, 3.2 Tb/s per VM, GPUDirect RDMA (Microsoft Learn)↗API
Google Clouda3-ultragpu-8g
asia-south1, asia-south2, europe-west1 +5 more
——CpublRDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) via ConnectX-7, 3,600 Gbps max per VM, 10 NICs (Google doc table)↗quote

Grades summarize deliverability from the seller's own published specs — methodology. Grades measure what sellers publish — deliverability of the written claim, not measured performance. No fleet holds a measured (Verified) badge yet; that tier arrives with the verification harness. A missing fabric field is recorded as unknown, never guessed. Weekly context in the Delivered Compute Report.

Source classes: API = provider's live pricing API · vendor = provider's published page · mkt API = marketplace API · 3rd-party = aggregator (provider publishes no price on its own pages) · quote = quote-gated or "starting at", not a walk-up price. Quote-class prices are shown in tables but excluded from headline ranges, spreads, and fair-price bands.

Method notes

Fair-price band = lowest to median price among Grade A/B on-demand listings — capacity whose published specs support training-class work. Marketplace listings (Vast.ai and similar) are pooled with on-demand in headline stats because both are walk-up prices; they carry confidence "mark" and usually cannot state their fabric. History: weekly snapshots begin September 2026; price-over-time charts appear as the series accumulates. Prices exclude storage, egress, and bundled vCPU/RAM differences — check the source link for the all-in picture before renting.

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