How it works

A club is one GPU and a fixed number of people. You subscribe to a seat, the club forms, the card starts, and its books stay open.

1. Pick a planTwo hosts, four densities. The price buys a part of one RTX 5090; the density decides how many people share it.
2. The club formsA forming club shows how many seats are taken and when its window closes. A whole-card club starts as soon as payment completes.
3. The card startsWe rent the GPU, load the model, and open the endpoint. From that moment the club page shows what the card costs by the hour and what the seats pay.
4. Budgets are priorityWithin your budget your requests go first. Past it, they still run whenever the card has spare capacity, at full speed when nobody else is using it.
5. Always onYour club’s GPU runs around the clock from the day it starts. Nothing to warm up, nothing to wait for. If a host fails or is replaced, the club page shows the restart and the new host.
6. Open booksEvery club page shows its card cost, its revenue, the payment fee estimate and the operator share, live. The same document is available as JSON.