SolarGPU

Current rates

This is what the host earns for every kilowatt-hour their node delivers. A single table, with a date: it is the same one used by this site's calculator, the app and the contract, because they all read the same source.

What the host earns per kWh delivered, by node class
Class€/kWhWith 9 referralsWhat it is
SG0.250.150.24Desktop with a mid-range graphics card
SG0.50.250.34Desktop with a recent graphics card
SG10.350.44Home with solar
SG22.002.09Warehouse, shop or farm
SG32.002.09Business with solar
SG73.003.09Several professional cards in one chassis
SG703.003.09Plant or industrial estate

Current rates, updated on . Your share is fixed; the amount follows demand in the compute market and is reviewed every quarter. The rate does not change for the duration of your contract.

How to read it. The number in the name is the node's compute in PFLOPS of Sparse FP8 tensor — an SG1 has about 0.84; an SG70, about 72. The rate goes by class and is set from what each class bills per kWh consumed, as measured on our own nodes; that is why it does not grow with node size.

What is fixed and what is not. Your share is fixed and contractual. The amount in euros follows demand in the compute market, which sets the price hour by hour; we review and publish it every quarter against the real market price. The rate does not change for the duration of your contract: if the review produces a different one, we propose it to you with 30 days' notice and you accept it or not. If you don't, the contract ends and the equipment stays with you.

Referrals. For every neighbour you bring, your rate goes up one cent per kWh — and so does theirs — up to nine. It never expires. The "with 9 referrals" column is that ceiling.

Where these numbers come from. From what we measure on our own machines, not from a projection: the SG1 is measured on dragon over 30 days, and the SG2 is a conservative model below what was measured on tiger. When the measurement changes, the next quarter's rate changes, and this page says so with its date.


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