What RackShore does
Buyers share the GPU model and quantity they need. Price, term and timing are discussed by email.
RackShore reviews each brief and approaches GPU operators and authorized resellers whose capacity may fit.
The supplier confirms availability, price and terms, then contracts with and bills the buyer directly.
Who it is for
Buyers: AI labs, startups and enterprises planning multi-year reserved GPU capacity rather than short on-demand rentals.
Suppliers: data center operators, GPU cloud providers, authorized resellers and channel partners with capacity to place.
What RackShore does not do
RackShore does not own or operate GPUs, resell compute, hold buyer funds or publish enquiries as listings.
Model names on this site describe what buyers can request. They are not a stock list.
How RackShore is paid
Suppliers may pay RackShore a referral fee under a separate written agreement. RackShore does not bill buyers for compute. Any fee is agreed in writing before an introduction relies on it.
Contact
Email hello@rackshore.com, send a capacity enquiry, or use the supplier partnership form on the homepage. Enquiries are answered by email.