E2E Networks’ pricing page raised three on-demand GPU rates between our reads of October 14, 2026 at 10:40 and 11:39 UTC. The H100 80 GB went from $2.69 to $3.99 a GPU-hour (+48.3%), the H200 141 GB from $3.99 to $5.29 (+32.6%) and the RTX PRO 6000 96 GB from $1.90 to $2.49 (+31.1%). Each had been the same in every hourly read since we first read it in September.
What moved, and by how much
The H100 and the H200 rose by the same amount: $3.99 - $2.69 = $1.30, and $5.29 - $3.99 = $1.30. The RTX PRO 6000 rose by $2.49 - $1.90 = $0.59. Over a 730-hour month on one GPU, the H100 rate went from $1,963.70 ($2.69 × 730) to $2,912.70 ($3.99 × 730).
Six other rates on the same page kept their figures in the same reads: the A100 40 GB at $1.98, the A100 80 GB at $2.10, the A30 at $1.35, the A40 at $1.44, the L4 at $0.57 and the L40S at $1.20.
The four new figures for the H100, H200, RTX PRO 6000 and B200 are the same dollar amounts RunPod’s Secure Cloud has listed since October 8, 2026: $3.99 for its H100 SXM, $5.29 for the H200, $2.49 for the RTX PRO 6000 and $7.99 for the B200. We read the two pages separately and know nothing about why the figures coincide; the match is in the reads, not in anything either company published.
The B200 row, and two new rows
The B200 changed differently. Until 10:40 UTC on October 14 the page listed a B200 with 192 GB at $6.99, a figure it had carried since September 16. From the 11:39 read on, our parser found no 192 GB row. When we opened the page at 22:07 UTC it listed a B200 with 180 GB, a name the parser did not yet map to a card; it was taught that row at 22:08 UTC, and the first read of it, at 22:41 UTC, returned $7.99. The same change added two rows the page listed at 22:07, a T4 at $0.45 and a V100 32 GB at $1.50. The B200 row changed on E2E’s page; the hours between 10:40 and 22:41 without a B200 quote from E2E are ours.
Where the new rates sit against the median
Our card pages compare each provider’s cheapest on-demand rate, its rate card. In the build of 06:39 UTC on October 15, the median of 25 H100 rate cards on /gpu/h100 (H100 80GB with no form factor named, as E2E’s row is listed) was $3.49, and E2E’s $3.99 ranked 17th of 25 from the cheapest. The H200 median was $4.56 over 50 rate cards, with E2E’s $5.29 at 31 of 50; the RTX PRO 6000 median $2.35 over 38, with E2E at 23 of 38; the B200 median $7.50 over 35, with E2E’s $7.99 at 21 of 35. None of E2E’s quotes is a constituent of this week’s H100 SXM index. Nothing here is forecast: this is what the reads returned.
Who moved the figure
The E2E parser module was not changed between October 13 and 22:08 UTC on October 14, and the six other rows it reads from the same page kept their figures, so the H100, H200 and RTX PRO 6000 moves came from E2E’s page.
How to check these figures yourself
Every figure above is listed under this text with the page it links and the time we read it. The live rates are on E2E’s provider page and E2E’s H100 page; the medians are on the H100, H200, RTX PRO 6000 and B200 card pages. Those pages update with every hourly read; this article keeps the figures of October 14 and 15.