GPU Provider Income Tracker

Realised provider income is decided by two variables the marketplaces downplay: utilisation, and whether you are paid in cash or in a token you have to manage. This tool models both across cash marketplaces and token networks, with a live Morpheus column nobody else publishes. It is a parametric model, not an earnings oracle. The full reasoning is in Where Should You Deploy Your GPU?

GPU Provider Income Tracker

This is a parametric model, not a live earnings oracle. Utilisation cannot be observed per user, so you set it as an assumption. The tool never claims to know what you will earn.

Marketplace rates last reviewed 27 Jun 2026 · token prices fetched live · figures point-in-time as of mid-2026

GPU model Electricity $0.20/kWh Utilisation (your assumption) 30% Home consumer cards typically run 20-50%; datacentre cards 70-95%. Token price multiplier 1.0× Scales token-network income only. 1.0× = mid-2026 token prices.

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Cash payouts

fiat / USDC · no token to manage

Vast.ai fiat —

Rolling, no minimum, fiat or crypto · Plug-and-play

RunPod Community fiat —

Rolling, fiat · Plug-and-play

Akash (settle USDC) USDC —

Per-lease, on-chain · Kubernetes provider stack

Token payouts

price exposure · model assumes sell-on-receipt

io.net IO —

IO price risk until the Incentive Dynamic Engine dollar-target payouts go live (planned Q2 2026). Consumer cards mostly earn thin idle block rewards; job rate shown is when actually booked.

Render RENDER ⏱ delay —

RENDER price risk plus a 7-10 day payment delay, so you cannot sell on receipt. Best fit for high-VRAM cards.

Aethir ATH self-reported —

Self-reported, not independently audited. Enterprise 8-GPU H100-class nodes only; US residents cannot monetise.

Token rows assume you reprice and sell on receipt, with ~2.5% slippage applied. Hold the token instead and it becomes a separate investment position, not compute income.

Morpheus — live on-chain network reality

OYM indexer · 2026-06-27

~313

MOR/day settling to all providers (30d)

~3011

MOR/day allocated to the compute pillar

addresses have ever settled a session

50/50

of the latest sessions from one address

This is what the whole network settles, not your expected share. Supply is close to a monopoly. The pillar is not fully distributed and a new provider fights one incumbent for a slice of a thin pot. At ~$2.00 per MOR the entire ~313 MOR/day is roughly ~$626/day across all providers combined. Deploy here for conviction, not income.

Net monthly = (host-kept rate − electricity − amortisation) × utilised hours, floored at zero, rounded hard. Outputs show the low-to-high host-rate band. Bar length is the share of a full bar, where a full bar is the best platform at 100% utilisation and today's token prices, so the bars grow with utilisation and a token row caps once it beats that best case. Aethir and Venice figures are self-reported or undisclosed; Venice is excluded because you cannot provide to it. The article Where Should You Deploy Your GPU? is this tool's backend.