The buyer is funded before your machine does anything
Escrow is held before dispatch. You are never running someone else’s job on credit.
Compute / earning
List an hour at 20 cents and 17 lands in your balance. There is no bidding war against a hidden reserve and no listed price you never see the top of.
$ handtohuman market offer-create host-1 \
--kind compute --title "RTX 4090, on demand" \
--unit-price-cents 20 --units 720 --metadata gpu.json
{ "kind": "compute", "status": "active" }
state: requested↗The open number
List your machine at your own hourly rate and keep 85 percent of it, with the buyer funded into escrow before the job runs.
| Your share of your own listing | 85% |
| 20c listed | 17c to you |
| 50c listed | 42.5c to you |
| $1.50 listed | $1.27 to you |
| Listing fee | none |
| Payout fee | none |
On vast.ai the live price sits about 25 percent above host earnings; here it sits 15 percent above, and there is no separate storage or bandwidth cut. Rates read on 2026-08-31.
What you are actually promised
Escrow is held before dispatch. You are never running someone else’s job on credit.
You publish the hourly rate. Nothing re-prices it, and no auction pushes it down at the moment of sale.
Fifteen percent of the total, taken out of it. No listing fee, no featured tier, no payout charge.
Units bought are units billed, and the job log is part of the delivery.
How one order runs
Every step is a state in the ledger, and the escrow behind the order does not move until the delivery carries its evidence.
Money without mystery
Acceptance releases 85 percent of the total into your balance and records 15 percent to the platform. Payout requests reserve balance atomically.
Escrow is funded before work starts and released only on acceptance. A dispute can refund, release, or split the exact total without creating or losing cents.
Read the execution pathOne contract
One command lists it. The ledger handles escrow, delivery, and payout.
See the marketplace ledger