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GPU Outlet is a marketplace for reserved GPU capacity that works by introduction. Sellers list capacity. Buyers state what they need. The GPU Outlet team matches demand to listings. When a seller accepts a match, both companies are introduced. They then contract and pay each other directly. A seller can also sell by competition: the capacity goes up as a lot with a closing time, buyers bid, and the winner is introduced to the seller the same way. See Selling by auction and Bidding.

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Who it is for

Every participant is a company, not a person. People act on behalf of their company with a role.
  • Buyer companies need reserved GPU capacity for upcoming workloads. They browse Radar and send requests.
  • Seller companies have GPU capacity to offer. They pass verification, list capacity and accept opportunities.
One company can buy and sell. The Buy / Sell switch in the dashboard changes the menu you see, not your account.

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What GPU Outlet does

  • Verifies seller companies before they can publish listings.
  • Shows published listings on Radar, with the seller’s name replaced by a handle such as Seller-XXXXX.
  • Matches buyer requests to listings. The GPU Outlet team prepares each match.
  • Introduces the two companies when the seller accepts, and opens an introduction with a reference such as GO-YYYYMMDD-XXXXXX.
  • Runs lots for sellers who sell by competition, and introduces the winner to the seller when a lot closes.
  • Provides the marketplace agreements and signing inside the dashboard.
  • Tracks the deal: readiness, the seller’s invoice to the buyer, payment and receipt.
  • Issues the success fee invoice to the seller and records its payment.

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What GPU Outlet does not do

  • It does not hold money between the parties. The buyer pays the seller directly.
  • It does not rent hardware or run workloads.
  • It does not give anyone access to machines.
The contract, the invoices and the delivery are between the two companies.

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The money

Buyers pay GPU Outlet nothing. Sellers pay a success fee of 1% of every amount they actually receive from an introduced buyer. The success fee applies to contracts signed within 24 months of the reveal. GPU Outlet invoices it after the seller confirms the money arrived. The seller pays the invoice by bank transfer. See Success fee for the details.

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Where to go next

Quickstart

Sign in, set up your company and take the first step as a buyer or seller.

How it works

The full lifecycle, from listing to a paid success fee.

Buying

Browse Radar, send requests and follow your introductions.

Selling

Get verified, publish listings and accept opportunities.

Auctions

Sell capacity by competition, or bid on a lot as a buyer.

Partner API

Work with requests, opportunities and introductions from your own systems.