Buy and Sell Compute
$6.80 / GPU-hr
$4.10 / GPU-hr
$2.45 / GPU-hr
$1.20 / GPU-hr
Sample GPU prices from August 19 to September 18, 2026. Hover or touch to inspect the nearest line. Use left and right arrow keys to change the date, up and down to change GPU, Home and End for the endpoints, and Escape to dismiss.
The compute marketplace
Find GPU compute capacity. Resell what you don’t need.
Compute is hardware, time, and access. Corgi brings those pieces into a common marketplace for the teams that need capacity and the people who supply it.
Start with your workload.
Define the GPUs, memory, region, and term you need. Bring the requirements that matter to your work into one capacity request.
Explore GPU compute
Earn from unused compute.
Finished a run early? Changed your infrastructure? Explore a resale for the capacity you no longer need, subject to your agreement and buyer demand.
Understand capacity resaleConnect supply
with its next workload.
Bring your hardware specifications, available windows, and delivery requirements to a marketplace built around computing capacity.
For compute providersA clear path from requirements to capacity.
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Define your requirements
Hardware, quantity, location, networking, and timing. Start with what your workload needs.
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Review the full agreement
Compare capacity and commercial terms, including delivery, support, and total commitment.
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Plan for what comes next
Understand access and any transfer rights before your reservation begins.
A useful starting point
Understand what you’re buying.
What are you buying when you buy GPU compute?
Hardware, time, and access. A practical guide to the parts of a compute offer that matter.
Buying capacity / 4 min readReserved and on-demand compute, explained.
How the duration of a commitment changes availability, cost, and flexibility.
Capacity resale / 5 min readHow does unused compute get resold?
A clear look at eligibility, finding a buyer, and handing over a reservation.
A few common questions.
What is Corgi Compute Market?
Corgi Compute Market is a marketplace being built around GPU computing capacity: finding capacity, reserving it for a defined period, and arranging resale when capacity is no longer needed.
Am I buying GPUs or renting compute?
The marketplace is focused on access to GPU capacity, rather than ownership of physical hardware. A capacity agreement defines the hardware, quantity, location, duration, access conditions, and payment terms.
Can unused capacity be resold?
Resale depends on the original agreement, the provider’s transfer or sublease rules, and finding a suitable buyer. A listing is not a guaranteed sale. The original customer’s obligations continue unless the agreed transfer terms explicitly change them.
Can I make a purchase on this website?
This website explains the marketplace and helps you prepare a capacity inquiry. Preparing an inquiry does not reserve machines, charge a payment method, or enter a compute contract.
Start with the compute you need.
Tell us about your hardware, workload, and timing.