Introducing the Oblivus GPU Marketplace: Rent Compute. Put Your GPUs to Work.

The next great AI idea should not have to wait for compute.

Demand for GPU power is accelerating, but valuable hardware still sits idle in workstations, labs, and server rooms around the world. The new Oblivus GPU Marketplace brings both sides together in one streamlined experience: AI builders can discover and rent available GPUs on demand, while hardware owners can turn unused capacity into a new revenue stream.

It is a more open path to high-performance compute—built to help renters move faster and providers make every GPU hour count.

For AI builders: find the right GPU and get to work

Instead of hunting across disconnected providers, renters can browse marketplace GPUs directly from the Oblivus Console. Each listing surfaces the details that matter, including GPU model and count, VRAM, CPU, RAM, storage, location, hourly price, reliability, CUDA version, and verification status where available.

Compare with confidence: filter verified listings and sort by price or reliability.
Pay for what you use: marketplace rentals are billed per second at the provider's listed hourly rate.
Stay in control: stop your rental at any time.
Start from one place: set your machine password, launch, and access your rental through the marketplace terminal.

The result is less time sourcing infrastructure and more time training, fine-tuning, rendering, experimenting, and shipping.

For GPU owners: your hardware can do more

If you have a dedicated GPU server, becoming a marketplace provider starts with a one-line installation command. The Oblivus agent detects your hardware and registers the host, giving you a simple dashboard for managing how it appears in the marketplace.

You choose your hourly price, location, maximum rental duration, and whether the host is listed. You can monitor host health, uptime, active rental status, gross revenue, net earnings, platform fees, and payouts from the My Hosts dashboard.

Keep 90% of every rental

Marketplace economics should be easy to understand. Providers keep 90% of the listed rental rate. Oblivus keeps a 10% platform fee to operate the marketplace and its payout infrastructure. For example, list a GPU at $2.00 per hour and you keep $1.80 per rented hour.

Stripe Express powers provider payouts, with payout status and earnings visible from the console. No opaque revenue formula—just a clear split and a direct view of what your hardware earns.

Built for a healthier compute ecosystem

The GPU shortage is not only a supply problem. It is also an access and utilization problem. By making more independent capacity discoverable, the Oblivus GPU Marketplace can help useful hardware reach the teams that need it—while giving providers a reason to keep that hardware available.

For researchers, startups, creators, and engineers, that means more choice and a faster route to compute. For providers, it means an opportunity to transform idle infrastructure into productive infrastructure.