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Total GPUs
across the network
Countries
datacenters on four continents
Median price
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Onchain rentals

Total Rentals
settled on Solana
Total GPU-hours
paid on Solana
Average Rental
settled in USDC

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Select a machine to price it.

Quotes hold for five minutes. You approve a ceiling, not a fixed amount, and whatever the swap does not spend comes back in the same transaction.

Put an idle GPU to work. You set the price and the schedule, Boogie brings the demand and handles billing in USDC on Solana.

Onboarding is not open yet. Hosts need an agent running on their machines so the network can see capacity, start containers and confirm the hours actually served, and that agent is still being built. Rather than collect emails for something with no date on it, this tab opens when the agent does.

Meanwhile the renting side is live, and every machine in the catalog is real capacity someone already pays to keep online.

Wallet

Not connected. Orders settle on Solana, so you need a Solana wallet such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack to rent.

Funds

Rentals settle in USDC on Solana. Pay with USDC, or with tokenized stocks (NVDAx, SPYx, QQQx, TSLAx): the stock is swapped to USDC inside the same transaction, and whatever is left over stays in your wallet. Keep a little SOL on this address too, it covers the network fee.

Connect a wallet to see what you can pay with.

Need USDC or xStocks? Swap on Jupiter, then come back here.

SSH access

Add your public key once and it goes on every machine you rent. You connect as boogie, with sudo.

The key is bound to your wallet, so your wallet signs for it once. Nothing is charged for that signature, and machines only start after a key is bound, so nobody ends up paying for a machine they cannot enter.

A key comes in two halves. The public half is the one you paste here, and it opens nothing on its own. The private half stays on your computer and never leaves it, which is why the file without .pub must never be pasted anywhere, here least of all.

No key yet

Make one right here. It is created in this browser, and the private half is never sent to us.

Already have one

Print the public half in a terminal and paste it below.

Nothing there yet? makes a key the same way.