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Organizations that own GPU hardware often have capacity they are not using. The Acasia Marketplace is where they list it, and where anyone can rent it without a sales conversation. You choose how much capacity you need and how long you need it, see the cost for that window, and check out.
Listings come from third-party hardware owners renting out capacity they are not currently consuming. Acasia operates the marketplace, handles payment, and installs the control plane on the capacity you rent.

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What a rental includes

Acasia Cloud scopes what you see to the GPUs you rented. Because the control plane is installed at checkout, that capacity is ready to serve inference almost immediately. See The control plane.

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How renting works

  1. Select an amount of GPU capacity from the available listings.
  2. Pick an end time to see the current cost of that rental.
  3. Create a user account and an organization — both are required to complete checkout.
  4. Pay. A receipt is emailed to you and you are signed into Acasia Cloud automatically.
Full walkthrough: Rent GPU capacity.

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When to rent instead of buying through sales

Purchases made through the Acasia sales team have more room for customization but require a larger and longer commitment. See Bare Metal.

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Listing your own hardware

Self-serve listing of GPU hardware you own is coming soon. Contact acasia.com/contact to be notified when listings open.

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Next steps

Rent GPU capacity

Select capacity, set an end time, and check out.

The control plane

Telemetry, one-click model deployment, and cluster sizing.

Acasia Cloud

Where you operate the capacity you just rented.