80GB HBM3 · 3.2 TB/s
rent the world'sidle gpus.
Mesh turns idle GPUs into one global supercomputer — rent compute on demand, pay per job, no data center.
every gpu,
on demand.
Rent by the hour or the job — from a single 4090 to a rack of H100s. No minimums, no contracts, no data center.
80GB HBM2e · 2.0 TB/s
48GB GDDR6 · 864 GB/s
24GB GDDR6X · 1.0 TB/s
192GB HBM3 · 5.3 TB/s
96GB HBM3e · 4.8 TB/s
watch the mesh
work.
Every job is matched to idle nodes, computed, and proven — on chain. This is the feed.
142,391 gpus,
one mesh.
from ask to
answer.
request
Describe the job — model, batch, budget. The scheduler reads it in seconds.
match
Your job is matched to idle nodes with the right silicon and a proof stake.
compute
Nodes run the work. Every step is logged and hashed for verification.
prove & pay
A proof is checked on chain, escrow releases, and $MESH settles instantly.
faster, and a
lot cheaper.
Independent runs, published weekly. Scores relative to a hyperscaler baseline of 100 — the higher, the better.
compute should
be a commons.
The world has more idle GPUs than active ones — in gaming rigs, render farms, and quiet crypto miners. Meanwhile labs and startups queue for weeks to rent silicon they'll only use for an hour.
Mesh wires those machines into one network, pays their owners for every verified second, and lets anyone rent the world's spare compute for the price of the electricity it burns. No data center. No gatekeeper. Just math, proof, and $MESH.
— Soren VossFounder, Mesh
where the mesh
is going.
mainnet · 142k gpus · proof-of-compute live
$MESH staking + node rewards go live
gpu rental for inference at edge locations
mesh SDK · submit jobs from your own code
federated training across 100k nodes
short answers.
What is Mesh?+
Mesh is a decentralized GPU network. Anyone with spare silicon earns $MESH for running jobs; anyone who needs compute rents it by the job, proven on chain.
Who can run a node?+
Anyone. A modern gaming GPU, 16GB of VRAM, and a stable connection is enough to start earning. No KYC, no datacenter.
How is compute verified?+
Nodes submit proofs-of-compute that are checked by the network before escrow releases. If a node lies, its stake is slashed.
What does it cost?+
You pay per job or per hour, from $0.31/hr on a 4090. No minimums, no reserved capacity, no surprise bills.
Is this like cloud compute?+
It is the same silicon — you just rent it from a network of owners instead of a hyperscaler. Prices are set by supply, settled instantly in $MESH.
join the mesh.
Get early access, rent compute, or run a node. 142,391 gpus are already online.