Deep Infra’s pricing page raised every GPU-hour rate it lists between our reads of October 20, 2026 at 15:40 and 16:39 UTC. The H100 80GB went from $2.20 to $2.90 a GPU-hour (+31.8%), the A100 80GB from $0.89 to $1.49 (+67.4%), the H200 141GB from $2.69 to $3.49 (+29.7%), the B200 180GB from $3.69 to $4.89 (+32.5%) and the B300 270GB from $4.89 to $5.89 (+20.4%).
What moved, and by how much
The five rows sit in one table on deepinfra.com/pricing, under the page’s dedicated GPUs for custom models, each printed as “/ GPU-hour”. All five old figures had been the same in every hourly read since we first read the page on September 27, so this is the first change we have recorded on it. In dollars, the A100 rose by $1.49 - $0.89 = $0.60 a GPU-hour, the H100 by $2.90 - $2.20 = $0.70, the H200 by $3.49 - $2.69 = $0.80, the B200 by $4.89 - $3.69 = $1.20 and the B300 by $5.89 - $4.89 = $1.00. For one H100 kept running for a 730-hour month, that is $2.20 × 730 = $1,606 before and $2.90 × 730 = $2,117 after.
The page bills by the minute with no commitment named, so we record each row as on-demand, one GPU, with no region. The H100 row states no form factor, so it stands on the card page for an H100 whose form factor the seller does not state and stays out of the H100 SXM index.
Where the new rates sit
Before the move, Deep Infra was the lowest on-demand rate card we read for three of its five cards: the A100 80GB, the B200 and the B300. In the build of 05:39 UTC on October 21 it kept that place on the B300 only, at $5.89 against Daytona’s $6.25, rank 1 of 22 rate cards. The lowest A100 80GB rate card was CloudRift at $1.05, with Deep Infra’s $1.49 ranked 15th of 58; the lowest B200 was Dataoorts at $3.99, with Deep Infra 5th of 35.
The medians the card pages printed in the same build were $2.00 for the A100 80GB over 58 rate cards, $3.95 for the H100 (form factor not stated) over 25, $4.65 for the H200 over 50, $7.50 for the B200 over 35 and $8.99 for the B300 over 22. Deep Infra ranked 8th of 25 on the H100 and 10th of 50 on the H200. All five of its new rates are below the median of their card. Nothing here is forecast: this is what the reads returned.
Who moved the figure
The Deep Infra parser module was not changed in the days of the move, and all five rows changed in the same read, so the new figures came from Deep Infra’s page. The new H100 figure was read again in all 15 hourly reads from 16:39 UTC on October 20 to 06:39 UTC on October 21.
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 Deep Infra’s provider page and its pages for the A100 80GB, H100, H200, B200 and B300; the medians and the other rate cards are on the A100 80GB, H100, H200, B200 and B300 card pages. Those pages update with every hourly read; this article keeps the figures of October 20 and 21.