A spare RTX 3090
Example
Qwen 32B · answers in 24 ms · 99.4% uptime · verified
Sell your compute
Turn a GPU or a spare machine into credits.
A machine on the network
Every offer shows this card: the machine, what it runs, how fast it answers, its uptime, and whether it is verified.
Turn it on
- Install OpenVibe Node on the machine and sign in.
- Open the AI plugin, turn on Offer to the network, and pick the models it serves.
- Set the hours, how many requests at once, a price (0 volunteers it), idle-only, and who may use it: everyone, your followers or a group.
- Watch tokens served, credits and verification on this page.
Idle-only: it pauses while you game, stream or render, so the machine stays yours, and picks up again when you are done.
Trust is earned: a new machine serves the free tier until it is verified by canary prompts with known answers, a fingerprint that proves the declared model and quantization, and spot re-runs (about 1% of requests) on a trusted machine. Uptime and latency build its reputation; verified tokens earn credits usable across OpenVibe.
Privacy, said plainly: a community machine sees the prompt. Only requests that allow community capacity ever go there, and the answer is labelled Community.
Kudos for volunteers: an offer at 0 earns kudos that never expire and buy queue priority and bigger free limits. Kudos are never cash.
Your dashboard
No machine offered yet
When Node is offering capacity, its tokens served, credits, uptime, verification and reputation show here.
What is not sold here
Said plainly, because it gets accounts banned elsewhere.
- Personal subscription plans (Codex, ChatGPT, Claude, MiniMax and others). Their terms make them personal, and pooled accounts get banned. A plan works for its owner on their own machine, through OpenVibe.Codes.
- Personal API keys. A key serves its owner only, never a pool.
- What is sold: compute people own, and capacity OpenVibe buys under terms that allow resale.
A contributor's offer obeys the same content floor as every offer here. An offer that breaks it is removed, and so is the account.
Machines on the network now
No community capacity yet
Be the first: the owner’s own machine is off by default, and volunteers set the free tier.