For buyers
Looking for GPUs?
Tell us the configuration, scale and terms you are targeting.
Request capacity
GPU compute.
Within reach.
Tell us the GPUs, scale and term you need. We introduce you to suppliers who may fit, and you contract with them directly.
How it works
From brief to contract. In three steps.
- 01
Share your requirement
Your GPU model and quantity. It takes under a minute.
- 02
We approach relevant suppliers
We review the brief and contact operators and authorized resellers whose capacity may fit.
- 03
Contract with the supplier
The supplier confirms availability, pricing and terms. You sign with and pay them directly.
The brief
Specific briefs get useful answers.
Suppliers respond to requirements they can price. The capacity form asks for what they need to assess a fit, and nothing more.
- H100, H200, B200, B300 or your own configuration
- How many GPUs or nodes you need
- Anything else in a note: region, timing, networking
- gpu
- B300
- quantity
- 128 nodes · 1,024 GPUs
- notes
- Asia-Pacific, Q1 2027, InfiniBand
Two sides
One introduction. Clear roles.
For suppliers
Supplying capacity?
Share your configurations, regions and partner process for potential buyer introductions.
How we work
Plain terms. No surprises.
Supplier-direct contracts
Suppliers confirm availability and terms, contract with buyers and bill them directly.
Nonbinding enquiries
A request starts a conversation. It does not reserve inventory or commit you to anything.
Private by default
Enquiries go to our inbox. Nothing becomes a public listing or is forwarded automatically.
FAQ
Straight answers. Before you ask.
What is RackShore?
RackShore is an introduction-only GPU compute broker. It connects companies that need NVIDIA H100, H200, B200 or B300 capacity with GPU operators and authorized resellers.
Does RackShore own or resell GPUs?
No. Suppliers own or operate the capacity. They confirm availability and terms, sign the contract with the buyer and bill the buyer directly.
Which GPUs can I request?
H100, H200, B200 and B300 are listed in the capacity form. You can also name any other model or configuration, such as GB200 NVL72.
What do I need to send?
Your work email, company, GPU model and quantity. Price, term and other details are discussed by email.
Is a capacity enquiry binding?
No. An enquiry starts a discussion. Nothing is reserved or signed until a supplier confirms availability, price and terms and you agree to them.
How does RackShore get paid?
Suppliers may pay RackShore a referral fee under a separate written agreement. RackShore does not bill buyers for compute.
Can GPU suppliers work with RackShore?
Yes. Data center operators, GPU cloud providers, authorized resellers and other channel partners can share their configurations, regions and partner process.
What happens to the details I submit?
They go to RackShore's private inbox. They are not published as a listing and are not forwarded to suppliers automatically.
Guides
Plan the purchase before the quote.
What is a GPU broker?
A GPU broker helps companies source GPU compute from operators. Compare introduction brokers, resellers, marketplaces and aggregators, and what to ask each.
Multi-year GPU lease terms explained
How 1–5 year reserved GPU contracts work: committed capacity, prepayment, delivery, node replacement and exit clauses, with public reference prices.
B300 GPU rental
Plan B300 GPU rental by connected nodes, region, delivery and fabric. Includes an illustrative 128-node, 1,024-GPU brief and quote inclusions.
Supplier partnership
Open a partner route.
Tell us how you supply capacity and how introductions would work.