1. Sign in
- Email OTP
- Google
- GitHub
- Visit gpuoutlet.ai/login
- Switch to the Sign up tab
- Enter your email, click Send verification code
- Enter the 6-digit code from the email
- You land on the dashboard — auth done
2. Pick your side
Rent a GPU
Top up your wallet, add an SSH key, pick a listing, and launch. Full
walkthrough in Your first instance.
Sell your GPUs
Connect a machine you own, get it verified, set a price, and earn by the
hour. Full walkthrough in Sell your GPUs.
Rent — the short version
- Top up. Open Billing, pick an amount, and pay via Stripe. Your balance appears in the top-right pill once Stripe confirms. See Topping up.
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Add an SSH key. In Settings → SSH keys, paste your
~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub. It’s injected into every machine you rent. See Connecting via SSH. -
Launch. Open Create, pick a listing (and how many GPUs — a
marketplace listing rents the whole machine), choose a template, and hit
Launch. Once it’s Running, copy the
sshcommand and connect with your private key:Full details, including templates and multi-GPU, are in Your first instance.Example — use the host/port from the modal and your own key
Sell — the short version
- Open the Sell dashboard at gpuoutlet.ai/app/supplier. Your supplier account is active immediately.
- Add your machine. You get a single copy-paste command to run on the host. It starts a small agent that fingerprints the hardware, benchmarks it, and reports back — earning the listing a Verified badge.
- Set a price and publish. Pick the GPU model and region, set your hourly price (add an optional cheaper Spot rate if you like), and publish. Buyers see it the moment it’s live. See Sell your GPUs.
What to do next
Manage your instances
Stop, filter, and read metering for the GPUs you’re renting.
Billing & wallet
Prepaid wallet, auto-topup, invoices, and seller earnings.