NVIDIA B200 · Hourly price on Aug 07 (Week 32)

Week 32: Aug 03, 2026 - Aug 07, 2026

$17.3K Vol.Closes Aug 7, 2026

Above $3.50$3.8K Vol.98%

Above $4.00$2.7K Vol.97%

Above $3.00$76.1 Vol.94%

Above $5.00$5.2K Vol.94%

Above $4.50$1.1K Vol.93%

Above $5.50$512.2 Vol.80%

Above $5.75$0 Vol.78%

Above $6.00$480.8 Vol.77%

Above $6.50$409.5 Vol.66%

Above $7.00$3.1K Vol.40%

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At a glance

What

Cloud rental prices for NVIDIA's B200 Blackwell GPU fluctuate between roughly $2.25/hr for spot instances and over $14/hr for hyperscaler on-demand bundles in mid-2026.

Who

Pricing is set by a mix of specialist neoclouds (e.g., Lambda, Spheron, Vultr), marketplaces (e.g., Vast.ai, RunPod), and hyperscalers (AWS, Azure, Oracle).

Context

The B200 cloud rollout is still underway in 2026, with most access limited to enterprise contracts, waitlists, or constrained availability, causing non-standardized hourly rates.

thundercompute.com

Stakes

If the hourly compute price stays above $3.50 on Aug 07, it signals sustained demand and limited supply elasticity for next-gen Blackwell AI infrastructure.

Note: The $3.50 threshold sits near the lowest verified on-demand rates (Vultr/Hyperbolic), so the outcome hinges on whether spot discounts become more reliably available or if demand keeps on-demand pricing sticky above $3.50.

May 1

Live B200 GPU-hour rates in May 2026 ranged from $2.99 to $27.04/hr depending on provider and contract terms, indicating a wide price dispersion across the market.

tech-insider.org

Jun 1

As of June 2026, Spheron reported the lowest reliably available on-demand B200 SXM6 rate at $3.70/hr, with spot pricing down to $2.74/hr.

spheron.network

Jul 21

Early July 2026 provider lists show Vultr and Hyperbolic offering NVIDIA B200 at $3.50/hr per GPU, while mainstream on-demand rates range from $4.99/hr (Lambda) to $14.24/hr (AWS).

thundercompute.com spheron.network

Now

Aug 1

TSMC Blackwell production ramp-up expected to increase B200 supply entering the market, potentially lowering prices toward $2.50–$3.00/hr by Q4 2026.

inworld.ai

AI-generated briefing. AI can make mistakes. This is not financial advice.

Bull case

Enterprise AI training demand remains intense in mid-2026, with B200 on-demand pricing averaging $4.95–$6.22/hr across 27+ providers, well above the $3.50 threshold.
getdeploying.com gpufinder.dev
Hyperscalers charge 3–4× more than specialist neoclouds for B200, with AWS at $14.24/hr and Azure up to $27.04/hr, sustaining a high floor for market-wide pricing.
beam.cloud thundercompute.com
Even the lowest verified on-demand rates (Lambda at $4.99/hr, Vultr/Hyperbolic at $3.50/hr) meet or exceed $3.50, and spot availability is inconsistent, limiting downward pressure.
spheron.network smartcloudsuites.com

AI-generated briefing. AI can make mistakes. This is not financial advice.

Bear case

Spot instances can be found as low as $2.25–$2.74/hr on Spheron and AWS, and if spot availability improves before Aug 07, the effective floor could dip below $3.50.
spheron.network lyceum.technology
Industry forecasts project B200 pricing to stabilize around $2.50–$3.00/hr by Q4 2026 as TSMC ramps production, suggesting a near-term downward trend that could breach $3.50 before Aug 07.
inworld.ai
Pricing remains non-standardized with limited availability restricted to enterprise customers, meaning momentary scarcity could mask an underlying trend toward lower rates as supply increases.

Industries

NVIDIA B200 · Hourly price on Aug 07 (Week 32)

Week 32: Aug 03, 2026 - Aug 07, 2026

$17.3K Vol.Closes Aug 7, 2026

Above $3.50$3.8K Vol.98%

Above $4.00$2.7K Vol.97%

Above $3.00$76.1 Vol.94%

Above $5.00$5.2K Vol.94%

Above $4.50$1.1K Vol.93%

Above $5.50$512.2 Vol.80%

Above $5.75$0 Vol.78%

Above $6.00$480.8 Vol.77%

Above $6.50$409.5 Vol.66%

Above $7.00$3.1K Vol.40%

View on Kalshi

At a glance

What

Cloud rental prices for NVIDIA's B200 Blackwell GPU fluctuate between roughly $2.25/hr for spot instances and over $14/hr for hyperscaler on-demand bundles in mid-2026.

Who

Pricing is set by a mix of specialist neoclouds (e.g., Lambda, Spheron, Vultr), marketplaces (e.g., Vast.ai, RunPod), and hyperscalers (AWS, Azure, Oracle).

Context

The B200 cloud rollout is still underway in 2026, with most access limited to enterprise contracts, waitlists, or constrained availability, causing non-standardized hourly rates.

thundercompute.com

Stakes

If the hourly compute price stays above $3.50 on Aug 07, it signals sustained demand and limited supply elasticity for next-gen Blackwell AI infrastructure.

May 1

Live B200 GPU-hour rates in May 2026 ranged from $2.99 to $27.04/hr depending on provider and contract terms, indicating a wide price dispersion across the market.

tech-insider.org

Jun 1

As of June 2026, Spheron reported the lowest reliably available on-demand B200 SXM6 rate at $3.70/hr, with spot pricing down to $2.74/hr.

spheron.network

Jul 21

Early July 2026 provider lists show Vultr and Hyperbolic offering NVIDIA B200 at $3.50/hr per GPU, while mainstream on-demand rates range from $4.99/hr (Lambda) to $14.24/hr (AWS).

thundercompute.com spheron.network

Now

Aug 1

TSMC Blackwell production ramp-up expected to increase B200 supply entering the market, potentially lowering prices toward $2.50–$3.00/hr by Q4 2026.

inworld.ai

AI-generated briefing. AI can make mistakes. This is not financial advice.

Bull case

Enterprise AI training demand remains intense in mid-2026, with B200 on-demand pricing averaging $4.95–$6.22/hr across 27+ providers, well above the $3.50 threshold.
getdeploying.com gpufinder.dev
Hyperscalers charge 3–4× more than specialist neoclouds for B200, with AWS at $14.24/hr and Azure up to $27.04/hr, sustaining a high floor for market-wide pricing.
beam.cloud thundercompute.com
Even the lowest verified on-demand rates (Lambda at $4.99/hr, Vultr/Hyperbolic at $3.50/hr) meet or exceed $3.50, and spot availability is inconsistent, limiting downward pressure.
spheron.network smartcloudsuites.com

AI-generated briefing. AI can make mistakes. This is not financial advice.

Bear case

Spot instances can be found as low as $2.25–$2.74/hr on Spheron and AWS, and if spot availability improves before Aug 07, the effective floor could dip below $3.50.
spheron.network lyceum.technology
Industry forecasts project B200 pricing to stabilize around $2.50–$3.00/hr by Q4 2026 as TSMC ramps production, suggesting a near-term downward trend that could breach $3.50 before Aug 07.
inworld.ai
Pricing remains non-standardized with limited availability restricted to enterprise customers, meaning momentary scarcity could mask an underlying trend toward lower rates as supply increases.