Fleets are sized for peak. Nights, weekends, between training runs, most of it idles — and idle silicon depreciates whether or not it runs.
Startups, researchers and AI teams queue for GPUs and pay hyperscaler premiums — while usable capacity sits dark a network away.
The blocker was never wiring the two together — it's trust (a stranger's code on your fleet) and reclaim (getting your machine back instantly). swpmt is built around exactly those two.
Spec resources, price ceiling, preemption tier & attestation policy — CLI, SDK or console.
The scheduler binds an attested stall; your data key releases only inside the verified enclave.
Work runs in a TEE; state is checkpointed on your interval, so loss is always bounded.
When the owner wants it back, the job drains, hands off to another stall, and resumes — automatically.
Install the node agent, set your hours, floor price and how much warning you'll give. Earn while attested workloads run in isolation.
Submit a workload with your requirements and max price. Pay only for metered usage, drawn from escrow.
Buyer memory is encrypted by the CPU/GPU (SEV-SNP, TDX, H100 CC). A curious host can't read weights or data.
Data keys release only to an enclave whose measurement matches policy — which also kills the “claims H100, delivers T4” fraud.
Default-deny egress on a managed overlay; your production subnets are never routable from a tenant.
Sell the same hardware at three interruption guarantees. Pick the loosest tier your workload tolerates and pay the lowest price.
Hard preempt. Reclaimed with a short deadline.
Soft preempt with a guaranteed drain window to checkpoint & migrate.
No preemption within the lease. Provider stakes collateral and is slashed if broken.
We're onboarding a first cohort of vendors and shoppers. Tell us your fleet or your workload and we'll get you on the floor.
Or email hello@swpmt.com.
Herman's our mascot for a reason. When a seller wants their machine back, your workload just scuttles into a new shell — checkpointed, migrated, and running again — without ever losing its home.