Cloud GPU Compute Pricing: H100 / H200 per Hour (July 2026)

What it costs to run one NVIDIA H100 / H200 GPU per hour — the big three clouds (AWS / Azure / GCP) vs specialist GPU clouds (RunPod / Together / Lambda / CoreWeave), on-demand. The same GPU can cost 3–4x more depending on provider.

ProviderTypeH100 ($/GPU/hr)H200 ($/GPU/hr)
RunPodGPU cloud$2.69–2.99$4.39
Together AIGPU cloud$3.99N/A
LambdaGPU cloud$3.29–4.29N/A
CoreWeaveGPU cloud$6.16$6.31
AWSHyperscaler$6.88N/A (no public on-demand)
GCPHyperscaler$11.06$10.60
AzureHyperscaler$12.29 *$13.78 *

Method & sources

Basis: per GPU, per hour, on-demand, USD. GPU clouds (RunPod/Together/Lambda/CoreWeave) are from official pricing pages; RunPod/Lambda show ranges across plans (Secure/Community, PCIe/SXM). Hyperscalers are whole-instance price ÷ GPU count: GCP from the official pricing page, us-central1, a3-highgpu-8g (8×H100 $88.49/hr) and a3-ultragpu-8g (8×H200 $84.81/hr) ÷8 (includes CPU/RAM/SSD; GCP's A3 GPUs are not separately priced); AWS H100 is p5.48xlarge ÷8 (us-east-1); AWS H200 has no public standard on-demand price (Capacity Blocks only), hence N/A; Azure is third-party-aggregated (ND H100/H200 v5; official page timed out, marked *). ⚠ Some pricing aggregators show GCP at ~$1.18/GPU ($9.46/instance), which is erroneous (identical across regions, far below official) and is not used. Prices vary by region and time; verify on official pages. Not an endorsement.

Source: https://cloud.google.com/products/compute/pricing/accelerator-optimized

Retrieved: 2026-07-22