Have GPUs sitting idle?
Tell us what you have.
Describe your compute — model, count, roughly where it sits, and when it is free. You do not need an account. There are two ways to sell it: on-demand spot instances, or a committed capacity deal. Submit once and we will come back with the route that fits what you have.
You submit
Two required fields and a way to reach you. Everything else is optional.
We review
Ops checks the details and follows up. Nothing is listed at this stage.
We route it
Spot instances rented on demand, or a committed capacity deal — we recommend which, then set it up with you.
Submit your capacity
Before you submit
What is the difference between spot instances and a capacity deal?
Spot means your GPUs sit on the marketplace board and get rented on demand, by the hour, with no commitment on either side. A capacity deal is a contracted term at a negotiated rate — a buyer commits to your capacity for months rather than hours. Uncommitted GPUs that are free now usually suit spot; larger fleets, or capacity coming online later, usually suit a deal. You do not have to decide here. The term and availability you give us above are what we use to recommend the route.
I already know I want spot. Can I set it up myself?
Yes. Spot listing is self-serve — follow provider onboarding to register, connect your servers, and set your own pricing without waiting on a review. Use this form instead if you want a capacity deal, or if you are not sure which of the two fits.
Do I need an account?
No. Submit first. If you sign in afterwards we will link the submission to your account so you can track it, but that step is optional and you can do it later.
Does submitting list my capacity?
No. Every submission is reviewed by ops before anything reaches the marketplace. Submitting does not guarantee a listing, a price, or placement.
What if I don't know my exact power draw or rate?
Leave those blank. Only the GPU model and count are required — we will work the rest out with you during review.
I have power, not GPUs.
That is the other side of the marketplace — use power opportunities instead.