Sell your inference to enterprise buyers.
List your models and prices once. When a buyer’s rules match your route and your price wins, the request is yours.
Three steps to live traffic.
List your service, pass the public conformance suite, and approved endpoints are matched with buyer requirements. Listing and payout terms are agreed during onboarding.
- Show your service — DoneModels, prices, throughput, capacity, regions
- Make it verifiable — In reviewPublic conformance suite
- Serve real workloads — NextMatched with buyer requirements
No serving stack?
Use ours.
Turn spare GPUs into white-label inference with the open-source stack, then list it through the same three steps.
Planning a new facility? Explore the neocloud accelerator.
The inference stack is open source.
Apache-2.0 software for building a confidential neocloud.
- OpenAI-compatible serving endpoint
- Model packaging
- Hardware attestation
- Provider conformance tooling
You run
- The hardware
- Model inference
- Your provider brand
TrustedRouter runs
- Customer access
- Routing
- Billing
A reference price for intelligence.
The NYTE Token Index shows published inference prices by capability grade. Use it as a reference when pricing spare capacity.
Common questions
What do we need to start?
A working model endpoint. Share your infrastructure and available capacity, and we’ll plan the integration with you.
Do we keep our brand?
Yes. You sell inference under your own provider name, and buyers see it on every route you serve.
How do we qualify for confidential routes?
Supported hardware, a verified serving runtime, independent attestation and a zero-retention policy. The route goes live once all four are verified.
How do listing and payouts work?
Listing and payout terms are agreed during onboarding.
The supplier listing above is illustrative.
Bring your capacity to market.
Enterprise demand, routed to the routes that qualify.