Prices are promises
A price that changes hourly is not a price, it is a bet. Ours is fixed at deploy and published for everyone — the same number for a student and a fleet buyer.
About PowerGPU
About PowerGPU: GPU pricing became a casino.
We sell the boring version.
Auctions that re-price hourly, spot instances that vanish mid-epoch, "contact sales" walls in front of a price tag. Compute is infrastructure — it should be priced like electricity, not like concert tickets.
The model, in one paragraph
We commit to capacity in bulk — whole racks, long terms — inside established Tier-III datacenters, and resell it by the second at a mechanical rule: the public marketplace median for each GPU, × 0.70, rounded down, re-checked weekly. Wholesale buying is the margin; the rule is the product. No auctions to win, no quotes to negotiate, no free tier subsidised by everyone else's bill.
The rule is falsifiable on purpose. The median source is public, the snapshot date (2026-09-03) is printed on every page, and the API serves the whole sheet as JSON — if we ever drift above median −30%, anyone can prove it in one curl.
The platform today
- 76 GPU models — RTX 3060 to B300
- 4,400+ GPUs deployable right now
- 32 regions on five continents
- H100 SXM at $1.587/hr vs $2.27 median
- 99.9% SLA, billed per second
What we believe about selling compute
Verified beats crowdsourced
Marketplace economics with garage-host reliability is a bad trade. Every machine we sell lives in a vetted datacenter with redundant power, cooling and network.
Privacy is the default
Crypto settlement, no KYC, no stored IPs, no analytics trackers. We keep what runs the service — an email, a hash, a ledger — and nothing else.
Infrastructure, not theatre
No sales calls, no "book a demo", no gamified credits. A price sheet, an API, a console that deploys in 30 seconds. The product is the product.
Where the machines live
We do not run a marketplace and we do not own buildings. We lease dedicated rows in existing Tier-III facilities — the same buildings the big clouds' partners use — and run our own hardware, network and provisioning stack inside them.
- Facilities hold ISO 27001 / SOC 2 attestations and Tier-III (or equivalent) design certification.
- Power-cheap regions get the flagship density — that is why the fleet skews Nordic, central-US and APAC hubs.
- Hardware is burned in for 72 h and benchmarked before it ever appears as an offer; reliability scores on offer cards come from that telemetry.
Operating capacity to sell us? Datacenters with spare GPU rows can open a ticket — we buy in rack units, not in gaming rigs.
Numbers we hold ourselves to
| Price floor | ≥30% under market median, every model, verified weekly |
|---|---|
| Deploy time | < 60 s for cached templates (typically ~30 s) |
| Uptime | 99.9% monthly on on-demand/reserved — credits if we miss |
| Support first answer | < 2 h median, 24/7, humans |
| Data retention | Destroyed instance = erased disk; the privacy policy fits on one screen |
Live health of all of it: status page, no login required.