How much does an NVIDIA B200 GPU cost?

The NVIDIA B200 is the latest flagship GPU built on the Blackwell architecture. It’s engineered for next-generation AI workloads, offering a massive leap in performance and efficiency compared to its predecessor, the H200. With over 20 petaflops of FP4 compute, support for second-generation Transformer Engine, and an integrated NVLink Switch System, the B200 is tailored for model training at trillion-parameter scale, multi-GPU clusters, and AI inference at hyperscale.

But what does it cost to use a B200 in practice? Like its predecessors, the answer varies depending on how and where you access it. This article covers real-world pricing data across cloud platforms, compares options, and explains how Northflank offers a smooth path to production with B200-powered compute.

As of August 2025, NVIDIA hasn’t published retail prices for B200 GPUs on its official site. However, early listings and OEM quotes suggest the following ballpark figures:

• B200 192GB SXM: $45,000–$50,000 (depending on cooling and power configuration)
• Complete 8x B200 server systems can exceed $500,000

B200s are currently only available through select partners and integrators, often bundled with high-end systems. Due to their scale and infrastructure needs, most developers and startups will rent B200s through cloud platforms rather than buy them outright.

If you're curious how the B200 stacks up against the H200, check out this article.

To make sense of the B200 cost, you need to account for more than just the GPU itself. Many platforms list low hourly rates but charge separately for the CPU, RAM, and storage needed to run workloads. Others offer bundled pricing but with tradeoffs in performance or stability.

Here’s how B200 hourly on-demand pricing break down across several popular platforms:

Many platforms make it hard to see what you're really getting. You often have to manage CPUs, memory, storage, or deal with quota approvals before you can even start. That adds friction and slows you down.

Northflank keeps things simple. You get access to B200s with everything included. GPU, CPU, memory, and storage are already set up, so you can focus on running your code, not configuring infrastructure.

Northflank is also more than just GPU hosting. It’s a full-stack platform for AI teams. You can train models, serve APIs, run frontends or backends, and manage databases all in one place. Built-in CI, logs, metrics, and autoscaling help you move faster from idea to production without switching tools or writing extra config.

If you're looking for speed, simplicity, and a complete setup that works, Northflank gives you a better way to build and deploy AI.

The B200 is a powerful GPU, but cost and usability depend entirely on where you run it. Some platforms bury you in hidden fees or make setup painful. Others seem affordable but fail on reliability.

Northflank gives you fast, consistent access to B200s with clear pricing and no extra complexity. You get everything in one place: GPU, CPU, RAM, and storage, already configured and production-ready.

If you're ready to try it yourself, sign up and deploy your first B200. If you want to see how it fits your workflow, book a quick demo.