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Renters choose a GPU in a few seconds. A clear name, the right model and a short description that says which AI models you serve make the difference.

Open Dashboard → List a GPU (or click List it for rent on a machine that is online). The form looks like this:

The List a GPU form filled in with an example, each field numbered

1. GPU Name (Your Listing Name). What renters see first. Put the GPU and the main model in it.

RTX 4090 · qwen2.5 7B RTX 3060 12 GB · fast small models RTX 3090 · qwen2.5 14B, evenings and weekends

2. GPU Model (Official). Pick your exact card from the list. It sets the VRAM shown on your listing and groups you with the same cards in the marketplace. You can’t change it later.

3. Hourly Rate (USD). What a renter pays for one hour. See how to price your GPU before you choose.

4. Location. Pick the nearest city from the list. Renters can filter the marketplace by location.

5. Machine. The computer that serves this listing. If you came from List it for rent, it’s already chosen. Otherwise pick one that is online, or leave None, attach one later and use Bring Online on My GPUs afterwards.

6. Key Features (comma-separated). Short tags, separated by commas:

24 GB VRAM, qwen2.5:7b, llama3.1:8b, 1 Gbit upload

7. Description. Two or three sentences. Say which models you serve, your connection and when the machine is usually on:

RTX 4090 with 24 GB VRAM on a 1 Gbit line. Serves qwen2.5:7b and llama3.1:8b through an OpenAI-compatible API. Online most days from 08:00 to 23:00 (UTC-7).

RTX 3060 with 12 GB VRAM on home fiber (500 Mbit). Serves qwen2.5:0.5b and qwen2.5:7b. Good for testing, small scripts and chat bots. Usually online 24/7.

Then click List GPU.

On My GPUs you can:

  • Edit: change the name, price, location, description or the machine.
  • Unpublish: hide the listing from the marketplace without deleting it. Publish brings it back.
  • Delete: remove it for good. You can’t delete a listing while it’s rented.
  • Bring Online: get the command for a listing whose machine is offline.

Your listing appears in the marketplace:

  • in the green Instant Access Available section while your machine is online,
  • in the yellow Available - Provider Offline section while it’s off. Renters can click Notify When Online there. You get an email that someone is waiting, and they get one when you’re back.