NVIDIA H200 NVL 141 GB rental prices

The cheapest on-demand H200 NVL today is $3.79 per GPU-hour at RunPod (Secure Cloud). One provider lists it in 1 listings.

141 GB HBM3e, 4.8 TB/s memory bandwidth, 600 W, Hopper (2024). Specification source.

Lowest on-demand
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All H200 NVL listings

Sorted by pricing type, then price. Per-GPU figures divide the instance price by its GPU count. Where a provider prices by region, the row shows the cheapest region and the range; the instance link lists every region.

NVIDIA H200 NVL 141 GB listings on 2026-10-23
RunPodH200 NVL (Secure Cloud)1Secure CloudOn-demand$3.79$3.79API (opens the provider's page in a new tab)

By provider

H200 NVL lowest prices by provider
RunPod$3.79H200 NVL (Secure Cloud), Secure Cloud––1

Price history

H200 NVL has been $3.79 per GPU-hour for every daily check so far; the chart fills in as checks accumulate.

Lowest on-demand H200 NVL price per GPU-hour, last 90 days
$3.40$3.60$3.80$4.00$4.20 2026-07-262026-09-082026-10-23 RunPod $3.79

What these prices include

Prices are public list prices in US dollars, read once a day from each provider. The per-GPU figure is the instance price divided by the number of GPUs in the instance; it does not include storage, network transfer, taxes or negotiated discounts.

RunPod prices are per GPU on two tiers: Secure Cloud runs in RunPod-managed data centers, Community Cloud on vetted third-party hosts. RunPod does not price by region.

Read the full method, including how price changes are checked before they are published.

Questions people ask

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

On 2026-10-23 the lowest on-demand price was $3.79 per GPU-hour at RunPod (Secure Cloud); on-demand listings ranged up to $3.79 per GPU-hour across 1 providers.

Which provider has the cheapest H200 NVL?

RunPod had the lowest on-demand price on 2026-10-23 at $3.79 per GPU-hour (H200 NVL (Secure Cloud), Secure Cloud). Prices are checked daily; the table above shows every provider and region.

What is the difference between on-demand, spot and reserved H200 NVL prices?

On-demand is the hourly list price with no commitment. Spot (or preemptible) capacity is sold at a discount but can be reclaimed by the provider at short notice. Reserved prices require a one- or three-year commitment and are shown here as the reservation total divided by the hours in the term.