> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Listings
> Publish reserved GPU capacity from My Listings, prove your right to sell it, and edit or delist it later.
A listing describes capacity your company offers. Buyers find it on Radar, and the GPU Outlet team matches their demand to it.
## Who can publish
* Your role must be **Owner** or **Authorized signatory**. Publishing commits the company to supplying the capacity.
* Your company must be verified. See [Verification](/selling/verification).
Publishing, editing and delisting do not ask for your second factor.
Sign the seller agreement early. You can publish without it, but you cannot accept an opportunity until it is signed. See [Agreements](/account/agreements).
## Publish capacity
Open **My Listings** at `/app/listings` on the **Sell** menu and press **Publish capacity**. The form has four steps. Two answers are required: **Title**, and how you know the capacity is yours to sell.
You can press **Publish capacity** from the last step once the required answers are in. **Continue** and **Back** move between steps.
Enter a **Title**, the name buyers read, for example "8x NVIDIA B300 SXM6 Node, Frankfurt". Required.
Describe the machine. Every field is optional. A field you leave empty is not shown.
| Group | Fields |
| - | - |
| GPU | **GPU model**, **GPUs per node**, **VRAM per GPU (GB)**, **GPU topology**, **Nodes on offer** |
| Host | **CPU model**, **CPU sockets**, **RAM (GB)**, **RAM type** |
| Storage | **Local storage (TB)**, **Storage type** |
| Network | **Interconnect**, **Network uplink** |
| Software | **Operating system** |
| Facility | **Region**, **Datacentre tier** |
| Notes | **Additional detail** |
**Nodes on offer** starts at 1 and must be a whole number of 1 or more. **GPUs per node** counts GPUs in one node. The form shows the total GPUs buyers see.
**How buyers take it** is answered here, and it is the one answer on this form that cannot be corrected later.
| Option | What it means |
| - | - |
| **Reserve at a fixed price** | You name the rate. A buyer asks for an introduction and settles at it. |
| **Sell by auction** | Bids compete above a floor you set. You open the lot after publishing. See [Selling by auction](/selling/auctions). |
It is fixed at publication: an auction promises a closing time to everybody bidding, so it cannot be turned back into a fixed price afterwards. To sell the same capacity the other way, delist it and publish it again. **My Listings** shows the answer on each card as **Sold as**.
The rest of the step is optional.
| Field | Rule |
| - | - |
| **Price per GPU-hour (USD)** | A plain amount, at most two decimals. Leave empty while the rate is being negotiated; it shows as undisclosed. |
| **Available from** | A date. Leave empty if the capacity is running now. |
| **Minimum term (days)** | A whole number from 1 to 3,650. Empty means no minimum. |
| **Minimum term, in your own words** | Shown to buyers as written, for example "3mo, renewable". |
Fill in **Minimum term (days)** as well as the wording. The number is the one the platform uses.
State a minimum term in one form or the other. A listing that names none cannot be reserved from Radar and cannot carry a lot: a deal has no length, and neither side can size one.
Answer **How do you know this capacity is yours to sell?** with one option. Required.
| Option | Use it when |
| - | - |
| **Signed allocation agreement** | A contract allocates this capacity to you, with the right to resell it. |
| **Letter of authorization** | The owner authorizes you, by name, to sell this capacity. |
| **Allocation document** | Other paperwork: an invoice, an order, a capacity note, or written confirmation from the provider. |
| **You confirm it yourself** | You hold the capacity but have nothing on paper. |
| **Second-hand quote** | Somebody else's capacity, as it was quoted to you. |
The first three options declare a right to sell. They show a **Supporting document** upload: PDF, PNG or JPEG, up to 25 MB. The upload is optional, but it is the paperwork behind your claim.
Your listing goes on the market as soon as you publish it.
## What buyers see on Radar
On Radar, buyers see your listing with:
* Your public handle, such as `Seller-7F3A2`, instead of your company name.
* A status badge.
* **PER GPU / HR** with your rate, or **BY INQUIRY** on an indicative listing. While a lot is running on the listing, the card prices as the lot instead: **CURRENT BID** on an open lot, or **BY AUCTION** with the number of bids.
* The specification fields you filled in.
Your company name is revealed only when you accept an opportunity. See [Opportunities](/selling/opportunities).
### How the status badge is decided
The badge follows from two facts: what your company is verified as, and whether the listing has valid proof of the right to sell this capacity. A right to sell you declare with one of the first three proof options counts as valid unless the GPU Outlet team revokes it.
| Verified as | Valid right to sell | Badge |
| - | - | - |
| **Direct provider** | Yes | **Verified Direct** |
| **Authorized reseller** | Yes | **Verified Allocation** |
| Either | No (**You confirm it yourself** or **Second-hand quote**) | **Indicative** |
An indicative listing stays visible and buyers can still request it. To raise it, edit the listing and declare a right to sell.
## Edit a listing
On **My Listings**, press **Edit** on the listing card. The same form opens at `/app/listings//edit`, and **Save listing** stores your changes.
A listing with no declared right to sell shows a notice with **Add one**. It opens the **Proof** step directly.
If the GPU Outlet team revokes the right to sell on a listing, your company's owners are notified. Editing the listing cannot restore that right. Contact [support](/reference/support).
## Delist a listing
Press **Delist** on the listing card. The listing comes off the market straight away. There is no confirmation step.
You cannot put a listing you delisted back on the market yourself. Publish the capacity again to offer it.
Only an **Owner** or **Authorized signatory** can delist.
## When the GPU Outlet team delists a listing
The GPU Outlet team can take a listing off the market. When it does:
* The owner who joined your company first is notified in the dashboard and by email.
* The listing card on **My Listings** shows "Taken off the market by GPU Outlet:" followed by the reason.
The team can also put the listing back on the market. The same owner is notified, and buyers find the listing on Radar again.
## Related
Verify your company before publishing.
Demand matched to your listings.
Open a lot on capacity you published for bidding.
How buyers browse listings.
Which notices reach you, and how.
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