Run GPUs for other people's jobs
Every job on Gridora runs on the Nosana network. If you want your GPUs to earn now, run a Nosana node yourself. If you'd rather provide compute through Gridora later, join the waitlist below.
Today: host on Nosana directly
Nosana pays hosts for the jobs their machines run. Setup, staking and payouts are between you and Nosana; this site has no part in them.
Read Nosana's host guideWhat Nosana asks of a host
- Native Linux, Ubuntu 20.04 or newer. Windows and WSL2 are no longer supported.
- 12 GB of RAM or more.
- 256 GB NVMe SSD or more; up to 1 TB helps with large models.
- At least 100 Mb/s down and 50 Mb/s up.
- An NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30, 40 or 50 series card, an RTX A-series card, or an A100 or H100.
From Nosana's documentation, checked 2026-10-28. Their page is the authority.
Later: the Gridora provider waitlist
We are planning our own provider program, starting with an open-source benchmark tool that measures a machine before it takes jobs. The waitlist tells us which hardware people have and where it is.
- No earnings are guaranteed or implied. Results would depend on hardware, uptime, demand, electricity costs and token prices.
- Joining commits you to nothing and involves no token, deposit or payment.
- You get a link to remove your entry right after you join.