GPU compute · Invite-only pilot

Compute from
independent providers.

Find GPU capacity, run containerized workloads, and track usage. A marketplace for teams that need compute and providers who have it.

Starting with NVIDIA GPUs and Docker workloads.
Already invited? Open the console.

Inside the console · Demo data

Fluxyard Console example offer showing an H100 GPU, GPU memory, CPU, RAM, storage, and hourly price together. All values are synthetic demonstration data.
Compare the full resource offer, not just the GPU.Actual console interface. Example capacity and price, not a live listing. View full size.

For teams running workloads

Choose resources.
Know the terms.

Compare GPU memory, CPU, RAM, storage, location, and hourly price before submitting your workload.

Set your limits
Specify the resources you need and the maximum hourly price you will accept.
Keep agreed terms
Once capacity is reserved, later offer changes do not rewrite your rental’s terms.
Follow your workload
See job status, recent logs, and recorded usage in the console.
What to prepare for the pilot

From requirements to running work.

How the pilot works

  1. 01

    Choose requirements

    Resources, container, location, and price ceiling.

  2. 02

    Reserve capacity

    Fluxyard rechecks availability and records the accepted terms.

  3. 03

    Run the workload

    Your container runs on the selected provider’s hardware.

  4. 04

    Review usage

    Follow progress and inspect the recorded compute usage.

Browsing does not hold capacity. Availability and the final quote are checked when your workload is placed.

For hardware providers

Put your capacity
to work.

List the resources you want to rent out and set an hourly price. Fluxyard matches eligible workloads with available capacity on your hardware.

Define what you offer
Set the GPU, CPU, RAM, and storage included in each rental.
Control availability
Pause new rentals and let current work finish before taking a host offline.
Keep track of your hosts
View hardware status and active rentals in the provider console.
Provider pilot scope

Availability

Access by invitation.

Fluxyard is in an invite-only pilot with approved hosts and workloads. Public signup is not available.

Have an invite? Open the console to enter your invite ID and secret, or return to an existing session.

For renters

Bring a containerized workload, resource requirements, and a budget.

For providers

Bring your hardware configuration, available capacity, location, and operating details.

The pilot does not yet support distributed workloads across providers or permissionless participation.

About Fluxyard

Building an independent
compute marketplace.

Our first priority is a dependable rental experience—from finding capacity to handling interruptions and accounting for usage. We are starting with a focused pilot before opening the marketplace more broadly.