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Create an account, get your organization approved, reserve GPUs, and choose how to run your workload. This guide walks you through creating an Ornn account, submitting your company details for review, and reaching the reservation flow once your account is approved. Account creation and onboarding take just a few minutes; approval is handled by the Ornn team unless your account is pre-approved.
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Open the sign-in page

Go to compute.ornn.com. The sign-in page opens.
New Account

Click Sign Up under Don’t have an account?. The page switches to Create your account.

Existing Account

Stay on the sign-in page. If you are in account creation mode, click Sign In to switch back.

The sign-in methods below work the same in either mode.
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Choose how to sign in

Ornn supports several sign-in methods:

Enter your work email and click Sign In. The page switches to a Check your inbox screen confirming the link was sent to your address. Open the one-time link in your inbox, then select Continue to sign in. Previewing the email link alone does not sign you in.

Click the Google tile (labeled Sign in with Google) and complete the Google OAuth flow.

Click the GitHub tile (labeled Sign in with GitHub) and complete the GitHub OAuth flow.

Click the Microsoft tile (labeled Sign in with Microsoft) and complete the Microsoft OAuth flow.

If the email doesn’t arrive within a minute, check your spam or junk folder. The link is single-use and expires after a short window.
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Complete onboarding

After sign-in, Ornn keeps you on /onboarding while you fill in your company and contact details across two short steps.Company detailsYour details
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Schedule your onboarding call

If your account is pre-approved, submitting your details opens Reserve directly and no onboarding call is required. Otherwise, /onboarding/schedule asks you to select an available time and confirm your onboarding call before platform access is granted. Days with no open times are grayed out. If the scheduler is temporarily unavailable, Ornn will contact you to arrange it.After booking, your application remains on this page while the Ornn team reviews it. If you sign in again before approval, you return to the same schedule and review page. To move your call, click Reschedule, pick a new time, and click Confirm new time. Click Cancel to keep your existing call.
The Ornn team reviews approvals manually. Timelines vary depending on workload and verification needs. Approval emails go to the sign-in email of your organization’s primary account. Click Open Ornn in the email to sign in and get started.
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Reserve your first GPU cluster

Once approved, your next sign-in takes you straight to Reserve (/reserve). Filter listings by GPU, open one, and post an offer for the window and price you want. When the seller accepts, the window becomes your reservation in Nodes. See Reserve GPU capacity.You don’t need approval to rent by the hour on Spot or to buy relisted capacity in the Market. Save a card in Billing first.
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Launch and verify your workload

A reserved booking does not start compute automatically. When its term is active, open Nodes to launch VM or Bare Metal, or open Orchestration to launch Kubernetes or Slurm.Wait for connection details, connect using the matching guide, and run its GPU test. Choose storage before starting long jobs. Export checkpoints before teardown or the end of the reservation.
For service availability and maintenance updates, click Status in the platform sidebar. The status page opens in a new tab.

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Work from a terminal or your own code

After approval, you can do the same work without the console.
Install the CLI, sign in through your browser, and list your reservations:
See Ornn CLI.

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What’s next?

Reserve Compute

Docs and resources for reserving GPU capacity, managing your portfolio, and connecting to Ornn compute.

Rent on Spot

Bid for a VM with 1, 2, 4, or 8 GPUs and pay by the hour.