These prices are published before anything is for sale.
There is no billing, no operator onboarding and no way to buy compute today. We are publishing the rates anyway, because a price you can only see after you have committed is not a price you can evaluate.
Nothing on this page is an offer. When the service opens, these are the numbers it opens at.
What it costs
Compute, priced per node-hour
Billed per second after a sixty-second minimum. Every job returns a signed evidence bundle at no additional charge.
| Tier | What the evidence proves | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Attested Mobile | Device identity and verified boot, hardware-backed, checked against a pinned vendor root. The workload runs in the normal operating system. | $0.0165 per node-hour |
| Measured Host | Platform measured into a TPM 2.0 and quoted against a pinned vendor root. The machine’s operator is an administrator on it. | $0.0495 per node-hour |
| Isolated VM | Workload runs in a hardware-isolated virtual machine with encrypted memory. | $0.0825 per node-hour |
Prepaid credits, one hundred dollar minimum purchase. Card processing costs a fixed amount per charge, so smaller purchases would hand a large share of a fractional-cent product to the processor.
What operators earn
Your hardware, your share
Operators are paid per node-hour of completed work. Earnings are quoted before tax; operators are independent, not employees.
| Tier | Per node-hour | 25% busy | 50% busy | 100% busy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attested Mobile | $0.0135 | $2.46/mo | $4.93/mo | $9.86/mo |
| Measured Host | $0.0405 | $7.39/mo | $14.78/mo | $29.57/mo |
| Isolated VM | $0.0675 | $12.32/mo | $24.64/mo | $49.28/mo |
Monthly figures assume 730 hours in a month and the share of it shown. “Busy” means actually running billable work, not merely enrolled and available.
Earnings accumulate to a twenty-five dollar balance before a payment is sent. Moving money costs a fixed amount per transfer, so paying out three dollars would hand most of it to the processor. At these rates a single device reaches that balance a few times a year rather than monthly.
This is not passive income, and we will not describe it as such.
A rack of ten phones running half the time earns its operator about $49 a month. That is real money for hardware that would otherwise sit in a drawer, and it is not a living.
It also does not justify buying hardware to earn on. A hundred-and-twenty dollar tablet loses roughly five dollars a month to depreciation against about ten dollars a month of earnings at full utilisation, and full utilisation is not something we can promise. Our pricing is built for devices you already own and would otherwise leave idle. If you are reading this as a reason to go and buy phones, please do not.
Electricity is the only running cost that matters at this scale: a tablet drawing six watts costs about sixty cents a month to run.
The share we keep
Both sides of every rate, published
Most marketplaces publish what the buyer pays and what the seller earns, and leave you to work out the difference. Here is the difference.
| Tier | Customer pays | Operator receives | SEVEN KG keeps |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attested Mobile | $0.0165 | $0.0135 | $0.0030 |
| Measured Host | $0.0495 | $0.0405 | $0.0090 |
| Isolated VM | $0.0825 | $0.0675 | $0.0150 |
The share is 18.2% of what the customer pays, identical across every tier. It does not vary by volume, by operator, or by how the match was made, and there is no separate matching fee.
We publish it because a take rate you cannot see is a take rate that can move. If this number ever changes, it changes on this page first.
A different service entirely
Verifying a fleet you already own
Everything above is about renting compute. This is not that, and the two never meet.
What it is
You have devices — laptops, phones, workstations, terminals. Somebody asks you to prove something about them: an auditor, a customer, a franchisor, a contract. We check the evidence your hardware already produces against the manufacturer’s own root of trust, and issue a signed record of what was true and when.
$1.00 per device, per month. Minimum two hundred and fifty dollars per month, which is two hundred and fifty devices at that rate.
What it is not
No compute is brokered. No operator is involved. Nothing runs on your devices for anyone else, and nobody joins any network. You are buying evidence about hardware you already own and keep.
If you are here because you have hardware you want to earn from, this is the wrong page — and there is no minimum number of devices for that. Three phones is a perfectly ordinary place to start.
Becoming an operatorOr once, without committing to anything.
A subscription is a strange first thing to ask of a company you have never heard of. So the same work is available as a single engagement: we appraise your fleet once and hand you the result.
| What you get | Price |
|---|---|
| A signed record for every device that presented valid evidence, the list of devices that could not and why, and a written statement of what the evidence proves and what it does not. | $1,500 once, up to 250 devices. Larger fleets quoted. |
If you then subscribe, the fee is credited in full against your first six months — which at the rate above is exactly what it cost. Taking the one-off first should never be the more expensive choice.
What it is not: remediation, consulting, or certification of anything. We do not fix what we find, we do not tell you what policy to adopt, and no assessment here makes you compliant with any standard. It tells you what your hardware can currently prove, which is a question nobody else will answer plainly.
Why there is a monthly minimum at all: below two hundred and fifty dollars a month, a single support conversation costs more than the contract earns in that month, and a price that cannot carry its own support is a promise we would end up breaking.
For scale, device management suites run four to twelve dollars per device per month and do a great deal more than this. Verification is not one of them. It checks evidence against pinned vendor roots and issues a signed record, and it does nothing else to your fleet — it does not manage, patch, configure or lock anything.
What is not for sale
There is no GPU tier
Consumer GPUs cannot attest at all.
NVIDIA implements Confidential Computing only on datacenter silicon: H100, H200, B200, HGX B300 and the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition. No GeForce or consumer RTX card has a confidential computing mode, a device identity certificate, or the security processor that signs an attestation report. That is a property of the hardware, not a gap in our software.
We will price one when we can verify one.
We have never appraised a GPU attestation report. Until we have done that against real hardware and published what it proves and what it does not, there is nothing here we would be willing to charge for.
What the price does not buy.
Attestation establishes what was loaded and on what hardware. It does not establish that the code is correct, and a measured host does not protect a workload from the person who administers the machine. Verified is not the same as acceptable: evidence can verify perfectly against a pinned root and still fail your policy.
Read the full list of what we cannot do