Peer-to-peer GPU cloud
Rent a real GPU by the hour.
Chat with open AI models, make images, or run your own code on a real graphics card — rented from people who have one spare. It opens in your browser, usually within a minute or two, and you only pay for the time you use: stop whenever you like and the rest comes back to you.
Pick a GPU by model, memory and price, and be running in your browser in a minute or two — Jupyter, a web terminal and a REST API included. Pay your way, stop anytime — escrow refunds every unused second automatically.
What would you like to do?
One-click AI
Pick the thing you want — a Python notebook, or a chat with an open AI model. We choose the GPU, start it and open it for you. No setup, no jargon.
See what you can do →Rent a GPU
From /hr. Choose the exact graphics card you want, by the hour. It opens in your browser, usually within a minute or two, and unused time comes back to you.
From /hr. Pick a model, pay your way, and you're running in a minute or two — full root, SSH and VS Code from your own computer, Jupyter and a web terminal in the browser.
Browse GPUs →Earn with your PC
A graphics card you are not using earns for every hour someone rents it. You paste one line to install; after that it's a normal app that finds your GPU and keeps renter code sandboxed off your files.
Start earning →Build with the API
Buy prepaid credits, then send one job — or a batch of up to 100,000 tasks spread over every free machine — or grab a GPU by the second. Billed per second, webhooks when work finishes, an OpenAPI spec. No browsing, no fixed terms.
Get API access →Live on the market
See all →What renters say
How it works
Pick a GPU
Say what you want to do and we pick a card that fits — or browse the live marketplace yourself. Every card shows, in plain words, what it can handle.
Filter the live marketplace by model, VRAM, price and region — or hit Quick Find to grab the cheapest GPU online right now.
Pay your way
Choose how many hours you need and pay the way that suits you. The price locks the moment you rent, and your payment sits in escrow until the host delivers.
Running in a minute or two
Your workspace opens right in the browser — a chat, a notebook or a terminal, whichever you picked. Stop any second, and the unused time comes back automatically.
You get an API key instantly. Run anything from our in-browser Jupyter and web terminal, or via curl, Python and our REST API — anything that speaks HTTP.
Why RentGPUPower
Hosts set the prices — you see every one before you pay.
Live prices
RentGPUPower: the cheapest of each card online right now. Typical cloud: approximate on-demand prices, for comparison.
Every host sets their own hourly rate, and the price is locked the moment you rent. See what is online on the marketplace.
Safe by design
✓ Escrow — your payment is held and released only for the uptime actually delivered.
✓ Hardware detected, not typed in — the app on the host's machine reads the card and reports it when it connects, and a listing that doesn't match what it reports can't be rented.
✓ Reliability-scored hosts — real uptime history shown on every listing.
Got an idle GPU? Put it to work while you're not using it.
1 Paste one line into a terminal — the RentGPUPower app installs itself and finds your GPU.
2 Log in — your GPU is detected and listed for you.
3 Press Go online — done. Watch earnings in the same app.
GPU power as an API
Buy credits and curl
Buy prepaid credits, then run serverless jobs or grab a GPU by the second — billed per second at the same live prices as the market. The Try it box on the API page runs a job from the website itself, no terminal needed. Credits can't be withdrawn or refunded to your card, so buy what you will use.
REST API · per-second billing · prepaid credits
Guides: from your first rental to your own AI
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First time here? The questions people ask first
What is RentGPUPower?
A marketplace for graphics cards (GPUs). People who have a GPU they are not using rent it out by the hour, and people who need one — for AI, images or their own code — use it right in their browser. Your payment waits in escrow until the GPU has done its work.
Should I rent a machine or use the API?
Rent a machine when you want a computer of your own to work on — a notebook, a terminal, SSH, your own tools — for hours at a time. Use the API when you have work to send rather than a machine to drive: one job, or a batch of thousands of tasks spread over the whole network, billed per second.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. One-click AI starts a ready-made app — a chat with an open AI model, or a Python notebook — on a GPU that fits, and opens it for you. If you do code, every rental also gives you a terminal in your browser, on the real card.
How do I pay, and what if the GPU stops?
By card or the other ways shown at checkout — there is no subscription. Your payment waits in escrow and reaches the host only for the time their GPU actually runs; if it stops early, the unused time comes back to your balance automatically, ready for your next GPU.
How quickly does it start, and for how long can I rent?
Usually within a minute or two of paying, your workspace opens in your browser. You choose the hours when you rent, between the shortest and the longest rental its host allows, and you can stop at any moment.
Is it safe to rent out my own GPU?
By default, renter code runs in a sealed Docker sandbox, kept away from your files, photos and logins. You decide when your computer is online, and going offline is one click in the app.
How does my machine earn — rentals or the API?
You choose, machine by machine: rentals (one person rents it whole by the hour), the cluster API (it takes jobs from many customers, paid per second), or both — the default: rented when someone wants it, working for the API the rest of the time. We route the work; the app shows what your machine is doing and earning.
How much can my GPU earn?
It depends on the card and on how often it is rented. The app suggests a price for your card and shows what you keep before you go online, and you are paid only for the hours it is actually rented. See what each card rents for →
Rent a real GPU, and pay only for the time you use.
Browse GPUsNo subscription · pay by the hour · escrow-protected · or earn with your PC →