/ GPU network
Put your GPU to work.
Register your machine and earn when it is rented. Owners receive 80% of each marketplace rental; the platform keeps 20%.
Network activity
The network at a glance.
Connected machines, free capacity and finished work.
How these figures are counted
- GPUs reporting
- Registered machines that sent a report in the last few minutes. Paused or disconnected machines are left out.
- GPU memory
- The total video memory of the machines counted above.
- Jobs running
- Image jobs, render jobs and hourly rentals in progress right now.
- Jobs finished
- Jobs that returned a result and were paid in the last 24 hours.
History
GPUs online over time.
No machines connected yet.
The chart starts with the first one.
Machines
Machines on the network.
Each host shows up under a generated nickname, so nobody can tell who runs it or where it sits.
No machines connected yet.
Machines appear here once they register and connect.
Earnings & payouts
What an owner earns.
Each marketplace rental is split between the machine's owner and the platform.
of every rental goes to the owner of the machine.
of every rental goes to the platform.
Get started
From your rig to rentals.
Run the rig check
See what your machine can handle, right here in the browser.
Register your machine
Add it to the network under an anonymous alias.
Set your hourly price
You choose what an hour on your GPU costs.
Get paid per rental
80% of each rental goes to you.
Rig check
What can your rig handle?
Reads what your browser can see of this machine's graphics hardware. It runs locally and sends nothing anywhere.
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- CPU
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- Memory
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