Buy it. We run it. You keep 85%.
Pay for the machine and it is yours — you hold title from the day it ships. We order the parts, build it by hand in Oregon, QA it and rack it. From there you choose: let it earn under our offtake contracts and keep 85% of what it makes, or keep it entirely to yourself for a flat monthly fee. On select machines you can start with 30% down instead of the full price.
Put 30% down and let it pay for the rest.
On select machines you can start with 30% down instead of the full price. The machine earns from day one under our offtake contracts: our 70% share retires the balance while 30% is paid to you in cash, at 8% interest. When it is paid off the machine is yours outright and you keep 85% of what it earns from then on.
It works like owning a rental property with a management company. You buy the asset outright and hold the deed. We handle everything a tenant relationship needs — finding them, signing them, keeping the building running — and take 15% of the rent for doing it. The difference is that our tenants are AI workloads under contracts we have already signed, and the 15% covers the utilities too.
How it works
One charge and the machine is yours, with nothing owed to us afterwards. On select machines you can start with 30% down instead — arranged on a call.
Parts land in Eugene, Oregon and your machine is assembled by hand, stress-tested for 48 hours, and racked. Typical lead time is 6–8 weeks from order.
Your machine serves the offtake contracts we sign. We handle demand, routing, billing and the SLA; you don't have to find a single customer.
Income lands in your dashboard monthly. You keep 85%; our 15% is the only deduction. Want the machine on your own floor instead? Tell us and we'll ship it.
You stay in control: run your own workloads, toggle the machine on or off, and set the hours the network can use it. Monetizing is an option, not an obligation.
Two ways to run it
We fill your machine with the offtake contracts we sign and pay you 85% of what it earns, monthly. Our 15% is all-inclusive — electricity, hosting, monitoring, insurance, remote hands and the offtake work — so there is no monthly bill.
Available on rack machines. This is what most owners choose.
The machine runs your workloads and nobody else's. It earns nothing, so there is no share to take; you pay a flat monthly hosting fee instead, priced at our cost plus a margin.
How every workstation and tower is sold, and available on racks too.
Everything. It is the only thing an earning machine is ever charged — there is no separate hosting invoice, no power bill, and no per-hour platform cut on top. If a cost below rises, it comes out of our share, not yours.
- Electricity and cooling
- Rack space in our Eugene, Oregon facility
- 24/7 monitoring & on-call
- Physical security
- Machine insurance (replacement value)
- Remote-hands labor
- Networking & bandwidth
- Offtake: contract sourcing, demand matching, routing, billing, SLA
What each machine earns
Your 85% of realized gross at current market rates, after our 15%. Payback assumes rates decline — it is a projection, not a promised date.
Projected from clearing rates at our modelled utilization, after the projected annual rate decline. Your machine's actual income depends on demand and is not guaranteed.
You buy a machine we build by hand in Eugene, Oregon, on a grid that is roughly 90% carbon-free. It is yours: your name on it, your asset on your balance sheet, shipped to you whenever you ask. We run it, keep it busy, and take 15% of what it makes. That is the whole agreement.
The tax angle
Because you own the machine outright, your full purchase price is your depreciable basis in the year it is placed in service. US federal rules currently allow 100% bonus depreciation under §168(k) on qualifying equipment, and Section 179 expensing may apply instead depending on your situation. A deduction is only worth something against income you actually have: it doesn't offset your salary, an unused amount generally carries forward, and depreciation can be recaptured as ordinary income if you later sell the machine for more than its written-down value.
This isn't tax advice and your situation decides the answer. Talk to your accountant before you count on any of it. A plain-English guide to §168(k) and Section 179
Questions
Yes. You pay in full and hold title from day one. There is no lien, no financed balance and no condition attached to it — it is your equipment, sitting in our facility because that is where it earns.
Yes, on an earning machine. Electricity, rack space, cooling, 24/7 monitoring, insurance, remote hands, bandwidth and everything involved in finding and billing the contracts all come out of our 15%. You are never sent a monthly invoice. The only case with a separate bill is a machine you host with us but keep private, which earns nothing for the fee to come out of and pays colocation at cost instead.
At any time, with reasonable notice so we can drain its running work, decommission it cleanly and crate it. It is your property. Shipping and any reinstallation are at your cost, and it stops earning the day it leaves the rack.
No. Earning is a switch you control and can turn off whenever you want — the machine then runs privately for you and pays colocation at cost instead. Our 15% only ever applies to income, so a machine that earns nothing is charged nothing under it.
Yes. While it is racked in our facility it is covered at replacement value against physical loss or damage from fire, theft, flood and electrical events. You are the insured party. Coverage does not extend to data or to lost income.
Your income falls with them, and the machine takes longer to cover its price. We assume rates decline every year and floor them well below today's, and every payback figure on this site is computed after that decline. Nothing about your income is guaranteed — but there is no balance that can stop being retired, because there is no balance.
Income accrues as your machine works and is paid out monthly. Your dashboard shows what it earned, our 15%, and what is owed to you, per machine.
At roughly $0.50/GPU-hr a single 5090 does not earn enough for hosting it with us to be worth your while. That class is a great machine to own and run yourself, so we build it and ship it to you.
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