Your rate. Yours to keep.
GPU host earnings
Set your provider rate. nafnaf adds a 5% consumer fee, already included in the price renters see. Your asking rate is not reduced by that fee.
Ask $1.00. Receive $1.00.
5%
nafnaf's consumer fee, added to the provider rate. A $1.00 asking rate becomes $1.05 for the renter.
25%
Vast's published typical difference between live GPU prices and host earnings. Under that example, $1.00 for the host becomes $1.25 for the renter.
These percentages use the provider's earnings as the base. They are not 5% and 25% deductions from the renter's total. At the same $1.00 provider rate, the example renter saving is $0.20, or 16% of $1.25.
Vast describes a typical rate, not a guarantee for every listing. See Vast's host earnings explanation (May 18, 2026; checked October 16, 2026). Actual rental comparisons belong to the live marketplace.
Estimate your monthly revenue
- Your rental revenue
- $144.00
- Operating costs entered
- $18.00
- After entered costs
- $126.00
| Platform | Provider rate | Renter price |
|---|---|---|
| nafnaf: 5% on top | $0.40 | $0.42 |
| Vast: typical 25% example | $0.40 | $0.50 |
An estimate, not a payout or occupancy forecast. Excludes idle power, hardware depreciation, taxes, refunds, and any costs you have not entered. Storage and transfer revenue are not included.
Price and availability remain yours
Choose a fixed asking rate or use pricing autopilot to track a market benchmark at your chosen discount. New bookings use the current listing; existing bookings retain their agreed prices and end times.
Only eligible, unallocated GPUs are offered for new rentals. A GPU running an existing job is not treated as free capacity just because its utilization briefly drops. The host must pass hardware and storage checks before accepting rentals.
Compute, storage, and metered transfer have separate rates. Your operating costs and applicable taxes remain your responsibility. Cleared earnings and payout status are shown in the provider console.