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Rent a community-hosted machine, or list your own and earn from it.
Machines in the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, and in the countries the European Commission recognizes as protecting personal data adequately.
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
Rent out a machine you own and earn for every hour it is rented. A GPU server, a workstation, a DGX Spark or an ARM board all work. Run three commands on it, then set your price.
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 this machine's hardware 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 machine. It registers the machine and starts the agent, with no restart. The machine then sets itself up for rentals on its own, in about 20 to 30 minutes: it installs what it needs, builds its rental image and runs a test boot. 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.
Once the machine has checked in, it appears under My Machines. Set its monthly price there and it goes on the marketplace.
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