Provider Comparisons · 2026-11-12 · 13 min
A stock alert tells you the card you wanted is gone. It does not tell you what to rent instead, or what the substitute costs. This page does: every substitute below is a real offer on our verified price board, checked Nov 12, 2026 — the card, the provider, the rate, and the terms that change the bill. One honesty note before the table: we are not reporting any provider as sold out today — our checks found prices, not stock levels. This guide is for the moment you go to book an H100 SXM or a B200 and find it gone.
GPU Pricing · 2026-11-15 · 13 min
A GB200 NVL72 is not a GPU you rent by the card. It is a 72-GPU rack — 36 GB200 Superchips in one NVLink domain — and almost every price quoted for it is a division of a whole-system price, not a rate you can buy one GPU at. On the board we checked on Nov 15, 2026, exactly two providers publish a verified on-demand price for it: Oracle OCI at $16.00 per GPU per hour and Google Cloud at $18.6875. But their smallest cheques differ by a factor of twenty-one: Oracle will sell you one 4-GPU node for $64.00 an hour, while Google’s own page sets an 18-VM minimum for this shape — 72 GPUs, the entire rack — so the smallest Google commitment is $1,345.50 an hour. This guide prices the rack, not the sticker.