Clore.ai in 8 slides
A GPU rental marketplace where you install Clore's hosting agent on an NVIDIA rig and people rent it for AI, rendering or mining.
- GPU rental marketplace
- Compute sharing platforms
- Based in Czech Republic
What you do on Clore.ai
How the money is made: renting out your hardware
- Install the app
- Share spare capacity
- Earn while it runs
- Cash out at the minimum
You install Clore.ai's hosting software on a Linux or HiveOS machine with NVIDIA GPUs, and renters pay to use it for AI, rendering or mining. Earnings arrive in the CLORE token and can be withdrawn to an external wallet in CLORE, BTC, USDT or USDC. The base fee is 10% for on-demand rentals and 2.5% for spot rentals, split between host and renter, with an extra 15% on rentals paid in BTC or stablecoins. Machines need…
Work and topics
Good for
What Clore.ai takes
10% on-demand or 2.5% spot (split with the renter), 15% more when renters pay in BTC, USDT or USDC
From the published fees, before payment-processing, currency or withdrawal charges. Work out your own amount →
How the money reaches you
From sign-up to payout
- Sign up
- Do the work
- Earnings clearWithdraw to your wallet any time
- Withdraw4 ways to withdraw
4 ways to withdraw
- CLORE
- BTC
- USDT
- USDC
What people actually earn
The company's host guide available in October 2026 lists a 5% on-demand base fee deducted from host earnings before holding discounts or additional currency fee…
Source: docs.clore.ai ↗The company's host guide available in October 2026 lists a 1.25% spot rental base fee deducted from host earnings before holding discounts or additional currenc…
Source: docs.clore.ai ↗The company's October 2026 host guide lists an additional 15% host fee when renters pay with BTC, USDT or USDC, reducible through MFP Lock.
Source: docs.clore.ai ↗How it scores
Strong on access. Weaker on proof of earnings.
- Fees3.5
- Getting paid3.5
- Access4.0
- Track recordNot enough facts
- Proof of earnings2.5
- Open worldwide
- Clear fees
- Fast payouts
How much we know
We have 9 of the 17 things we track for every platform. Fees, payouts, join rules, countries and real earnings count most.
What we have
- Plain-English overview
- What kind of platform it is
- Headquarters
- Fees
- Minimum payout
- How fast you get paid
- Withdrawal methods
- Countries it accepts
- Real earnings figures
Still missing
- Year founded
- Payment protection
- Join requirements
- Review ratings
- Wikipedia or reference page
- Support channels
- Mobile apps
- Social accounts