fal raises H100 GPU list price to $4.50/h, matching H200
fal's Serverless & Compute table now lists the H100 80GB GPU at a $4.50/h List Price, up from $3.99/h three weeks earlier — a 12.8% rise that erases the price gap to the H200. The negotiated 'as low as' floor held at $1.89/h.
H100 80GB: List Price $3.99/h, As low as $1.89/h (set 2026-07-23 when fal split GPU pricing into List Price / As low as columns).
H100 80GB: List Price $4.50/h, As low as $1.89/h — now identical to H200's $4.50/h list price. All other GPU rates (H200, B200, B300, RTX PRO 6000) and every Model API rate are unchanged.
Proof of change
Fal's pricing pages, as we captured them on two dates.
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Both images are our own captures, taken on the dates shown. The pixels are unmodified — nothing is retouched, and where a region is highlighted the marker is drawn over the image, not into it. Open either capture to see it at full resolution.
fal’s self-serve GPU rental got more expensive for one SKU. Less than three weeks after introducing a two-column “List Price” / “As low as” compute table — which itself doubled the effective self-serve price off the old single “$1.89/hr” headline — fal raised the H100’s List Price again, from $3.99/h to $4.50/h, erasing the gap that used to separate the 80GB H100 from the larger 141GB H200. The negotiated “As low as” floor for custom deployments held at $1.89/h, so the increase falls entirely on buyers who never contact sales for a lower rate. Every other rate on the page — H200, B200, B300, RTX PRO 6000, and the full Model APIs table for video and image — was unchanged between the July 22 and August 11 captures.
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.