See the machine. Set the terms.
Pick a GPU and a duration. You see the price and payment asset before you connect a wallet.
Rent production GPUs in minutes. You control the wallet, the transaction, and the SSH key.
How it works
Three steps, all visible. Nothing happens in your wallet until you've seen the exact terms.
Pick a GPU and a duration. You see the price and payment asset before you connect a wallet.
Amount, duration, asset, and hardware spec are signed together in one transaction. What you sign is what you get.
Follow provisioning live, then connect with your own OpenSSH public key: ssh root@…
Marketplace
No reservations, no minimum commitment. Rent by the hour and walk away when the job is done.
Training, large-model fine-tuning, high-throughput inference.
Proven for training and batch inference at scale.
Serving models, image and video generation.
Prototyping, small fine-tunes, experiments.
Security by design
Tensr never holds your keys or your funds before you approve. Every step is something you can see and verify.
Tensr accepts only your public SSH key and never asks for wallet secrets or seed phrases.
Amount, duration, payment asset, and compute specification are signed together. No surprise charges.
Payment isn't the finish line. Track provisioning until real SSH connection details are available.
FAQ
A wallet on Robinhood Chain and an OpenSSH public key (the contents of ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub or similar). No account, email, or KYC form.
No. Tensr only accepts your public SSH key, and transactions are signed in your own wallet. If anyone claiming to be Tensr asks for a seed phrase or private key, it's a scam.
A single quote that binds the amount, duration, payment asset, and hardware spec together. The terms you see on screen are the terms in the transaction.
Your machine starts provisioning and you can follow its status live. When it's ready, the real host and port appear and you connect over SSH with your own key.
Live prices and availability are in the app. Whatever the price, it's fixed in your quote before you sign.
Pick a machine, sign once, and you're in a terminal minutes later.