GPU rental is a computing service. Customer workloads must remain lawful and comply with platform resource and security requirements.
Rental builder
Match the cluster to the job
The GPU rental builder keeps the important capacity choices in one place. Users can compare supported GPU models, select the number of GPUs, choose an available rental period and review the infrastructure location before proceeding.
GPU modelChoose based on VRAM, architecture and the requirements of the intended software.
QuantityScale the requested chassis configuration only when the workload can use multiple GPUs.
Rental periodThe displayed hourly and total cost reflects the selected duration.
LocationAvailable data-center locations are shown as part of the configuration.
Typical workloads
Built for demanding compute, not a generic desktop
Dedicated GPU capacity can support model inference, approved training tasks, image generation, rendering, simulation and other accelerated workloads. Performance still depends on the selected model, software stack, data movement and how efficiently the workload uses the hardware.
AI inferenceServe or test supported models within the available VRAM and system limits.
Training workloadsRun approved training jobs that fit the selected GPU memory and rental period.
Rendering and computeUse GPU acceleration for supported graphics, simulation or batch processing tasks.
Access responsibility
Secure access starts with the customer
Users are responsible for their SSH keys, software, data, credentials and workload output. MineHarbor does not request private keys through support messages. Abusive workloads, malware, credential theft, denial-of-service activity and unauthorized mining are prohibited.
Use an SSH public keyOnly the public portion of an SSH key should be entered into the rental configuration.
Protect workload dataAvoid embedding long-lived secrets directly in scripts or shared files.
Plan the termAllow enough time to transfer data, run the workload and export results.
Common questions
Clear answers before you sign in.
Review the fundamentals publicly, then use your protected account when you are ready to act.
Which GPU should I choose?+
Choose according to your required VRAM, software compatibility, expected runtime and budget. Larger models usually require more GPU memory.
Does MineHarbor need my SSH private key?+
No. Only an SSH public key should be provided for configured access. Keep the private key on your own device.
Can rented GPUs be used for any workload?+
No. Workloads must be lawful and comply with MineHarbor’s terms, resource limits and security rules.
