Marketplace pricing

Published rates.
Billed by the second.

Sinkron-operated machines run at a fixed, published rate. Marketplace providers set their own, and you cap what you'll pay. No subscriptions, no minimums, and $5 of free credit to start.

$0.01 per CPU-hour + $0.005 per GB-hour on Sinkron-operated machines.

How pricing works

Three moving parts, no surprises.

Published, or capped

Sinkron-operated machines run at a fixed $0.01/CPU·hr + $0.005/GB·hr. Marketplace providers choose their own rate; you set a cap and the dispatcher only matches you under it.

Pay only for what you use

Sessions are billed by actual runtime and settled in 6-decimal precision so sub-cent amounts never round away. End a session and you stop being charged.

10% platform commission

Taken from the provider's earnings, not added on top. The price you see is the price you pay.

What it costs

Three typical shapes on the Sinkron-operated tier, running 24/7 (730 h/month). Stop the app and the meter stops.

Discord or Telegram bot
0.25 CPU · 256 MB
$2.74/ month
$0.0037 per hour · Always on, mostly idle.
Your $5 free credit runs this for ~8 weeks.
Small web app or API
0.5 CPU · 512 MB
$5.47/ month
$0.0075 per hour · A Flask, FastAPI or Node service with real traffic.
Your $5 free credit runs this for ~4 weeks.
Full app
1 CPU · 1 GB
$10.95/ month
$0.015 per hour · A framework app with a worker or a cache alongside.
Your $5 free credit runs this for ~14 days.

Marketplace providers set their own $/CPU·hr and $/GB·hr; you set a maximum and the dispatcher only places you under it. Multiple runners multiply the figure per runner.

What it looks like from your side

Customers

Start free. Run. Top up when you need to.

  • Start with $5 of free credit — no card needed. Top up by card (from $25) or USDC on Base when you need more.
  • Pick a container image and the resources you need. Run on Sinkron-operated machines at the published rate, or on the marketplace under a cap you set.
  • A live ledger debits your balance as sessions run — per second, in 6-decimal precision, so sub-cent amounts never round away.
  • No subscriptions, no commitments. Stop a session at any time and the meter stops.
Run a workload
Providers

Set a rate. Earn. Withdraw.

  • Install the agent on a Linux host with Docker. The agent registers automatically.
  • Choose your own $/CPU·hr and $/GB·hr. Raise or lower any time, no contracts.
  • Earnings accrue per session, after the 10% platform commission.
  • Withdraw on demand from your earnings wallet. No payout windows, no minimums.
Rent out my machine

No surprises

A short list of things Sinkron does not do.

No minimums

Spin up a single 100ms session if that's what you need.

No contracts

You don't sign anything. You don't owe us a runway commitment.

No regions tax

The price is the price. Wherever the provider's machine lives.

No list-vs-real-price games

Forget enterprise sales calls. Providers post a rate, you accept or move on.

No hidden egress fees

What you see on the agent's price card is what you pay.

Switch sides any time

One account is both customer and provider. Toggle in the top bar.

Stop overpaying for idle compute.

Create an account and explore. The dashboard makes it obvious what you'll spend before you spend it.