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Rent compute by the hour, or list your own GPUs. Demo mode — all data is local to your browser.
Project potential monthly revenue based on your hourly price and uptime
Small adjustments often boost utilization a lot.
Always-on listings win long-running rentals.
Fast NVMe and stable networking retain renters.
Verified machines get preferred placement.
Four quick steps — submit, verify, publish, earn
Machines you've registered with the marketplace agent. Generate a code below, run one command on a server, and it shows up here.
Run three commands on the machine you want to rent out.
Rentals run on 64-bit Linux: Ubuntu, Debian, Armbian or DGX OS, on Intel/AMD or ARM. Windows and macOS machines cannot host rentals yet; that support is coming later.
A small service that reports what GPUs you have and keeps a secure link open. Nothing is listed yet.
Ties this machine to your account. Single-use, and it expires shortly.
Run this on the same server. It registers the machine and starts the agent — no restart needed. The machine then sets itself up for rentals on its own, in about 20–30 minutes: it installs what it needs, builds its rental image and runs a test boot. Its progress shows on the machine's card below; there is nothing else to run. On a DGX Spark, the desktop closes only while the machine is being tested or rented, and comes back afterwards.
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