fal splits GPU pricing into list vs 'as low as' rates and adds B300
fal's Serverless & Compute table now shows two hourly rates per GPU — a List Price and an 'As low as' rate. H100 lists at $3.99/h against the $1.89/h headline. B300 and RTX PRO 6000 join; A100 is gone.
Single per-hour and per-second rate per GPU: A100 40GB $0.99/h, H100 80GB $1.89/h, H200 141GB $2.10/h, B200 184GB 'contact us'.
Two published hourly rates per GPU (List Price / As low as): RTX PRO 6000 96GB $2.99/h / $1.10/h, H100 80GB $3.99/h / $1.89/h, H200 141GB $4.50/h / $2.10/h, B200 180GB $6.25/h / $3.49/h, B300 288GB $8.50/h / $4.49/h.
fal rebuilt the compute half of its pricing page. The Serverless & Compute table previously carried one rate per GPU shown at two granularities (per hour and per second); it now carries one granularity (per hour) at two price points — a List Price and an “As low as” rate reserved for custom deployments, with the footer routing buyers to [email protected].
The practical effect is a disclosed discount spread rather than a straight increase. The rates fal used to advertise as the price are now the floor: H100 at $1.89/h and H200 at $2.10/h survive intact in the “As low as” column, while the new List Price column sits roughly 2x higher ($3.99/h and $4.50/h). A self-serve buyer who does not contact sales now sees a materially higher number than they did a month ago.
The fleet itself also moved. B200 is no longer sales-gated — it went from “contact us” to $6.25/h list ($3.49/h as low as), and its VRAM is now listed as 180GB rather than 184GB. B300 (288GB, $8.50/h list, $4.49/h as low as) and RTX PRO 6000 (96GB, $2.99/h list, $1.10/h as low as) are new, and the RTX PRO 6000 replaces the removed A100 40GB as the cheapest entry point. Model API pricing was unchanged in this move: Wan 2.5 $0.05/s, Kling 2.5 Turbo Pro $0.07/s, Veo 3 $0.4/s, Ovi $0.2/video, Seedream V4 $0.03/image, Flux Kontext Pro $0.04/image, Nanobanana $0.0398/image, Qwen $0.02/MP.
The Serverless & Compute table dropped its per-second column and now publishes two hourly rates per GPU. The rates fal used to advertise as the price became the floor (H100 $1.89/h, H200 $2.10/h) while new list prices sit roughly 2x higher (H100 $3.99/h, H200 $4.50/h), so a self-serve buyer who does not contact sales sees a materially higher number. B200 lost its 'contact us' gate at $6.25/h list ($3.49/h as low as); B300 288GB ($8.50/h, $4.49/h) and RTX PRO 6000 96GB ($2.99/h, $1.10/h) joined the fleet; A100 40GB was retired. Model API rates were unchanged.