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The Ornn marketplace at /marketplace is your starting point for finding GPU capacity. Every listing shows the GPU type, quantity, operator, facility, availability window, term length, and indicative price per GPU-hour, so you can evaluate options before committing to a reservation.
The marketplace is only accessible after your tenant account has been approved. If you see a pending-approval screen after signing in, your account is still under review. Approval is typically completed within one business day.

What you’ll find

The marketplace surfaces two categories of inventory:
  • Available listings — GPU clusters supplied by approved operators. Each listing shows the GPU model (for example, H100 SXM or A100 80GB), quantity, operator and site code, term length, earliest availability date, and price per GPU-hour.
  • Your listings — Any inventory or resale positions your tenant has listed on the marketplace. These appear in a featured section at the top of the page when present.
Listings are powered by live inventory data, so availability and pricing reflect current supply from connected operators such as CoreWeave, Nscale, Lambda, Voltage Park, and Crusoe.

How to access the marketplace

Navigate to /marketplace after signing in with an approved account. The page loads all available inventory automatically. If inventory fails to load, an error banner appears with a Retry button.

Filtering and browsing listings

The Available listings table supports several filters to narrow down results:
1

Open a filter

Click any filter chip in the filter bar — GPU, Operator, Term, Qty, Price, or Start — to open its filter menu.
2

Select values or adjust the range

For categorical filters like GPU type or operator, check one or more options. For numeric filters like quantity, price per GPU-hour, term length, or start date, drag the range sliders to set minimum and maximum values.
3

Apply multiple filters

All active filters are applied together. A count badge appears on each filter chip when values are selected. Click Clear filters to reset everything at once.
4

Sort by start date

Click the sort button at the right of the filter bar to toggle between ascending and descending start-date order.
The table shows up to 10 listings per page. Use the pagination controls at the bottom to move between pages.

Filter reference

FilterTypeWhat it narrows
GPUMulti-selectGPU model (H100 SXM, A100 80GB, H200, B200, etc.)
OperatorMulti-selectOperator / site label (e.g., CoreWeave · CHI-1)
TermRange sliderReservation term length in weeks
QtyRange sliderMaximum GPU quantity available
PriceRange sliderPrice per GPU-hour in USD
StartRange sliderEarliest availability date

Viewing listing details

Click any row in the listings table, or click the View button on the right of a row, to open the listing detail panel. The panel slides in from the right and shows the full listing breakdown including GPU model, quantity, operator and site, term, availability, and price.
Press Escape at any time to close the listing detail panel and return to browsing.

Starting a reservation from a listing

From the listing detail panel, you can proceed to reserve the capacity. Selecting a listing takes you to the deployment-scoped reservation flow at /reserve/[deploymentId], where you pick dates, set a GPU count, and submit a bid price.

Reserving GPU capacity

Learn how to navigate from a listing to the reservation form, pick dates on the calendar, and submit a bid.