THE GPU MARKETPLACE, SIMPLIFIED

Serious compute.
Simple rentals.

Rent a GPU by the hour from someone who has one. Have a GPU sitting idle? Put it to work and keep 75% of every rental.

✓ Clear hourly pricing / Secure Stripe checkout / Direct owner access

01 / FIND YOUR COMPUTE

Available GPUs.

Pick a machine, choose your hours, and check out securely.

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02 / HOW IT WORKS

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See the model, VRAM, location, and hourly price upfront.

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Choose 1, 4, 8, or 24 hours. Stripe handles your payment.

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After payment clears, your rental page shows the owner's connection details.

GPU owners provide and maintain the remote connection. Access ends after your rental period; owners must rotate credentials to enforce it.

03 / EARN FROM YOUR HARDWARE

Set your hourly price. Give renters a dedicated remote login. We bring the checkout and keep 25%; you receive 75% through Stripe Connect.

Example: $10 / hour rental

You earn $7.50Platform fee $2.50

Use a separate rental account or container. Rotate access credentials after each rental. Never share your personal login.

How do I prepare my GPU? ＋

Check the hardware. Install the correct GPU driver and run nvidia-smi to confirm the model and VRAM. NVIDIA guide ↗
Create renter access. On Ubuntu, install openssh-server and create a separate, non-admin renter account. A GPU-enabled container or secure HTTPS workspace also works. Never use your personal login. Ubuntu security guide ↗
Test from another network. Verify the renter can connect with the exact SSH command or HTTPS link you will list and run a GPU task. Keep the computer online for the full rental.
List and get paid. Enter the GPU model, VRAM, your hourly price, and connection details. Save the private management link and complete Stripe payouts setup.
After each rental. Disable or rotate the renter credentials when the paid time ends. The site shows access after payment, but cannot disconnect renters from your machine automatically.