Skip to content
GPU Finder

B200 GPU Rental Prices & Live Availability

As of , the cheapest single B200 confirmed in stock is $5.19 per GPU-hour on Lium. GPU Finder compares 7 providers for this size and refreshes availability hourly. Methodology.

Providers:12
Whole-node range:$5.19 — $174.32/hr
Spot price:from $3.53/hr
Instances:57
Available:4 providers
Free egress:7 providers
Updated:

Structured offer basis: 15 current 1× B200 listings range from $5.19 to $8.62 USD per physical GPU-hour. Whole-node prices for other GPU counts are not mixed into this range.

Cheapest single B200 rental

verified

Cheapest B200 confirmed in stock right now

Limited
$5.19/hr1× listing
on Lium · Australia
Visit Lium
Is now a good time to rent an B200 cloud GPU?
▲ near its 6-month high — The 8× B200 on-demand floor is $35.20/hr ($4.40/GPU-hr) — 6-month range $5.90–$35.20/hr for 8× nodes. In short, prices are near their 6-month high, so it may pay to wait or lock in a spot rate.
What is the cheapest B200 cloud GPU available right now?
Cheapest B200 confirmed in stock right now: $5.19/GPU-hr on Lium (1× listing, $5.19/hr).
Which cloud providers most reliably have the B200 in stock?
Most reliably in stock over the last 30 days: PrimeIntellect, Packet. Frequently waitlisted: Runpod, Vast.

Prices are the cheapest listed on-demand rates; “in stock” means the provider reported capacity on our last hourly check. How we compute this →

B200 rental prices by provider

  • 1x B200 marketplace
    Limited0% · 30d
    $5.19/hr
    1× B20026 vCPU354 GBAustralia
  • 1x B200 Community Cloud
    Out0% · 30d
    $5.98/hr
    1× B2008 vCPU64 GBFree egressGlobal
  • 1x B200 marketplace
    Out0% · 30d
    $6.25/hr
    Spot $5.94−5%
    1× B20024 vCPU250 GBFree egressOregon, US
  • packet-b200-us-l…edicated-1gpu
    Stale · 4d ago84% · 30d
    $6.99/hr
    1× B20024 vCPU180 GBus-la-1
  • gpu_1x_b200_sxm6
    Out0% · 30d
    $6.99/hr
    1× B20026 vCPU360 GBFree egressus-default
  • 1B200.30V
    No data
    $7.06/hr
    Spot $3.53−50%
    1× B20030 vCPU170 GBFree egressFIN-03
  • gpu-b200-sxm-a_1…-20vcpu-224gb
    Out0% · 30d
    $8.50/hr
    Spot $3.95−54%
    1× B20020 vCPU224 GBFree egressme-west1
  • 2x B200 marketplace
    Out0% · 30d
    $12.50/hr
    Spot $11.88−5%
    2× B20048 vCPU499 GBFree egressOregon, US
  • 2x B200 Secure Cloud
    Limited0% · 30d
    $13.58/hr
    2× B20016 vCPU128 GBFree egressGlobal
  • gpu_2x_b200_sxm6
    Out0% · 30d
    $13.78/hr
    2× B20052 vCPU720 GBFree egressus-default
  • packet-b200-us-l…edicated-2gpu
    Stale · 4d ago54% · 30d
    $13.98/hr
    2× B20048 vCPU360 GBus-la-1

Get notified when B200 drops in price or reliability changes

One email per change, max once a day. We send a confirmation link first; one-click unsubscribe in every email.

B200 (1× GPU) availability — last 7 days

No provider held 1× B200 ≥80% available across all 7 days. Polled hourly · 6 providers tracked · 7-day window.

≥80%50–80%<50%No data
View:
Provider
29
30
1
2
3
4
5
Week
Lium49%
Packet24%
Nebius12%
Lambda0%
Runpod0%
Vast0%

30-day reliability depth

GPU Finder does not treat availability as a static yes/no flag. For B200, current stock badges are paired with a 30-day reliability score based on our hourly stock checks — the share of tracked time each listing was reported available. How we compute this →

39
listings with a 30-day score
68%
of listings on this page have a score
30d
longest stock history on this page

Strongest reliability signals here: PrimeIntellect (100%, 30d covered), Packet (84%, 30d covered), Lium (50%, 30d covered).

Caveat: scores stay hidden until a listing has at least 48 tracked hours, and some provider APIs expose coarse capacity levels instead of exact stock counts. Use the score as historical depth beside current availability, not as a guarantee that a GPU will still be allocatable when you click through.

Price History & Comparison

Full B200 price history (19 months) →
Loading chart...

Spot pricing decision guide

Treat spot as a risk-adjusted capacity decision, not just a cheaper number.

Cheap but risky
On-demand floor
$4.40

per GPU-hour

Spot / interruptible floor
$1.79

59% below on-demand floor

7-day trend
rising

daily median for the same offers with complete history

Volatility
stable

median $5.57/GPU-hr

Cheapest trusted spot / interruptible capacity is on AWS; 2 providers currently report spot or interruptible stock (6 units/signals visible).

Nebius has kept spot or interruptible capacity in stock most reliably over the last 30 days (13%). See the availability section for the broader stock history.

The discount is visible, but availability, reliability, or volatility argues for more caution.

Good fit: checkpointed batch jobs, flexible training, and experiments that can restart. Avoid for production serving, deadline-bound runs, or jobs that cannot tolerate eviction.

Source caveat: Runpod exposes explicit spot fields; Vast is labeled interruptible/bid-floor. Lambda is treated as on-demand-only unless a verified spot field is added.

B200 spot and interruptible pricing

B200 spot and interruptible GPU pricing can vary by provider, stock, and interruption risk. GPU Finder shows verified Runpod spot rows and Vast interruptible/bid-related rows beside on-demand pricing where current source data supports it.

Vast interruptible

$5.94/GPU-hr

vs on-demand $6.25/GPU-hr · 5% below on-demand

Vast interruptible B200 rows

Good fit: checkpointed batch jobs, flexible training, and experiments that can restart. Avoid for production serving, deadline-bound runs, or jobs that cannot tolerate eviction. Compare Runpod vs Vast spot and interruptible before renting.

B200 spot and interruptible FAQ

Who has B200 spot GPU pricing?

GPU Finder shows verified Vast interruptible/bid-related B200 rows where current source data supports it. Check the pricing table for on-demand and spot or interruptible offers from other providers.

What is the difference between B200 spot and interruptible pricing?

Runpod exposes explicit spot fields tied to Secure Cloud and Community Cloud. Vast uses a marketplace model, so its discounted B200 capacity is labeled interruptible or bid-related rather than generic spot.

Should I choose the cheapest B200 interruptible offer?

Only if the workload can tolerate interruption. B200 spot and interruptible prices are best for checkpointed batch jobs, flexible training, and experiments. Avoid them for production serving, deadline-bound runs, or non-checkpointed workloads.

About the B200

The NVIDIA B200 is the flagship Blackwell-generation GPU, shipping in volume since early 2025. Its dual-die design packs 208 billion transistors and introduces fifth-generation Tensor Cores with native FP4 and FP6 support. For teams that need raw training throughput or plan to serve trillion-parameter models, the B200 delivers roughly 3-4x the performance of the H100 on transformer workloads.

Key Specifications

ArchitectureBlackwell (GB200 dual-die)
GPU Memory180 GB HBM3e
Memory Bandwidth8.0 TB/s
FP16 Tensor Core2,250 TFLOPS (dense)
TDP1,000W
InterconnectNVLink 5.0 (1.8 TB/s)
Release Year2025

Cloud Pricing Context

B200 on-demand pricing currently ranges from $2.25/hr to $16/hr, with a market average around $4.95/hr. Availability remains constrained in 2026 with most 2025 production sold out, but supply is expanding. Expect prices to decline 30-50% over the next 12 months as more providers bring capacity online.

Best For

  • Pre-training frontier models at the 100B+ parameter scale
  • Ultra-efficient inference using FP4/FP6 quantization
  • Workloads requiring massive memory capacity (180 GB per GPU)
  • Organizations building next-generation AI infrastructure on Blackwell

8× B200 server pricing and bundle math

Live-derived multi-GPU estimates for 8× B200 (1440 GB aggregate VRAM).

Lowest per-GPU-hour
$4.40

Normalized from live on-demand rows by GPU count.

8× bundle per hour
$35.20

Cheapest live 8-GPU instance.

Estimated monthly
$25344.00

Approx. 24 × 30 at the bundle hourly rate.

GPU Finder currently tracks a live 8-GPU B200 instance from $35.20/hr ($25344.00/mo at 24×30). Use the table below to compare exact configurations and availability.

Networking, CPU, host memory, storage, and egress vary by provider and are not folded into this estimate. Prices are for on-demand cloud instances unless the provider table shows a spot or interruptible rate.

8× B200 server pricing FAQ

How much does an 8× B200 server cost per hour?

Based on current live rates, the cheapest 8× B200 bundle starts around $35.20/hr, which is roughly $25344.00/mo at 24×30 utilization. The exact phrase "8xb200 price" covers the most common shorthand for this query. Per-GPU B200 rates at $4.40/GPU-hr are a starting point; actual 8-GPU servers also depend on topology and provider stock.

What is the monthly price for an 8× B200 server?

At $35.20/hr for the bundle, an 8× B200 server runs about $25344.00/mo at 24×30 utilization. Add egress, storage, and any reservation discounts separately.

How does 8× B200 pricing compare to 8× H200?

B200 is newer Blackwell hardware with more memory per GPU, but 8× B200 availability is tighter than 8× H200 in 2026. Compare both live floors, then weigh memory and NVLink topology against provider stock.

Where can I rent a single B200 GPU?

Use the live B200 provider table on this page to compare single-GPU and multi-GPU B200 listings. Provider availability changes by region and by the day.

Is 8× B200 available on-demand?

On-demand B200 listings exist, but 8-GPU bare-metal nodes are provider- and region-specific. The availability heatmap above shows which providers have reported B200 stock recently.

Dated availability research

Cite the GPU Cloud Availability Index for frozen B200 provider reliability rankings, coverage hours and downloadable data.

Available From