/marketplace) is your starting point for finding GPU capacity. Every listing shows the GPU model, quantity, operator and site, availability window, term length, and indicative price per GPU-hour so you can evaluate options before committing.
The exchange is only accessible after your tenant account has been approved. If you see a pending-approval screen after signing in, your application is still under review.
Tabs
The exchange surfaces two tabs:- Available: primary listings from approved operators plus other tenants’ resale listings, ready to be browsed and purchased.
- Your Listings: resale listings created by your tenant.
Members can browse the exchange freely. Purchasing a listing and creating or managing Your Listings are admin-gated actions; only organization admins can perform them. Ask an admin on your team to act on a listing you’ve found.
Filters
The Available tab supports the following filters in the filter bar:
All active filters apply together; a count badge appears on each filter chip when values are selected. Use Clear filters to reset everything at once.
1
Open a filter
Click any filter chip in the filter bar to open its menu.
2
Select values or adjust the range
Choose options for categorical filters, or drag the range sliders for numeric filters.
3
Sort the results
Use the sort control at the right of the filter bar to change the result order.
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: GPU model, quantity, operator and site, term, availability, and price. When the operator publishes them, the panel also surfaces the site region and per-node hardware specs — CPU, RAM, storage, fabric type (for example, InfiniBand or RoCE), and internet uplink — so you can compare interconnect and host configuration before you commit.Hardware specs and region are optional listing metadata. Older listings may leave some of these fields blank; in that case they simply don’t appear in the detail panel or in
ornn availability show --json.Starting checkout from a listing
From the detail panel, an admin can click Go to checkout. This action sends you to/checkout, an inline four-step form (company, billing address, review, payment) that captures your details and takes payment by card or ACH. Entering checkout places a 15‑minute hold on the listing’s capacity.
See Completing your Ornn reservation checkout for what happens next.
The exchange Go to checkout path is for buying a listing at its fixed price. To submit a bid at a custom price, use the Inventory flow instead, which opens the deployment-scoped bid form at
/reserve/[deploymentId].Buy-now and bidding
Most listings accept both buy-now (fixed price) and bidding (offer a custom rate). New listings default to enabling both when the operator supplies a buy-now rate, so both options are typically available side by side.- Buy-now takes you straight to checkout at the operator’s published rate.
- Bidding lets you offer a rate per GPU-hour. You can bid below, at, or above the buy-now price; every bid is reviewed by the Ornn team before it becomes a reservation. When set, the listing’s floor blocks bids below the minimum acceptable rate.
Browse from the CLI
The same inventory is available through the Ornn Compute CLI:--open launches the listing’s web detail panel in your browser. --json returns structured output for scripting. See the Ornn Compute CLI for installation and authentication.
What’s next
Reserving GPU capacity
Pick dates, set a bid price, and submit your reservation.
Completing checkout
Confirm billing details and pay for a Buy now reservation by card or ACH.