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.
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.