GPU Power Without Buying Hardware
Rent from people whose GPUs would otherwise sit idle, from RTX 3060s up to RTX 5090s. Add credits by card and pay only for the time you use.
Why GPUFlow
Peer-to-peer means you rent from a person, not a data center.
Pay for the time you use
Credits are held for the hours you book. End a rental early and the unused time goes back to your balance.
Prices set by owners
Every listing price is chosen by the person who owns that GPU — not by a company optimizing margins.
Real hardware, real people
These are individuals renting out their own machines. Every listing shows who owns it, and you can look at the owner's profile before you rent.
Card payments, bank payouts
Renters pay by card through Stripe, and providers cash out to a bank account. No crypto wallet required.
Early Access
We just launched. Here is exactly where we stand.
GPUFlow has 107 real members and 28 GPUs listed from people across 18 countries. We are not going to pretend otherwise.
Payments run through Stripe, and renting works end to end: choose a GPU, book your hours and get an API key for the rental. Providers put a GPU online with one command, and renters rate every rental.
If you are a provider, listing now means you are one of the first. Early listings get the most visibility as renters arrive. If you are a renter, you are getting in before this gets crowded.
What people use it for
Chat and assistants
Connect Open WebUI, LibreChat or any OpenAI-compatible chat app to an open model.
Coding help
Use Continue or Cline in your editor with a model running on a rented GPU.
Documents and data
Summarize, classify and pull fields out of text from your own scripts.
Try before you buy
See how a model runs on an RTX 3090 or 4090 before you buy the card.
The GPU Marketplace Built on Trust
Peer-to-peer. Pay by the hour. Real hardware from real people.