The right guidance, at every stage of your project.
Get ready for your first rental, test a small task, and keep results you know how to verify. Find step-by-step guides, from choosing software to delivering files, along with the calculator and the budget sheet.
A first rental in four reads.
Follow the path, or jump straight to the question holding you back.
My starter tools
A budget to adjust and the points to check at payment time.
Rental budget
Calendar, lots and plans. The files keep your assumptions and dated rates.
Open the calculatorBefore and after payment
Asset, network, amount and tracking: a sheet to review the useful information.
Read the illustrated guideThe reads, step by step
16 guides and guidesPrepare your first rental
A clear request, ready files, and a choice you can explain.
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Your first hands-on session
Go from preparation to a first controlled result, then to retrieving its copy.
- 02
Define what will be accepted
Turn a vague request into a deliverable, with a format and validation criteria.
- 03
Questions to ask before renting
Gather the information you need to choose the software, the GPU, and the time slot.
- 04
Choose your first GPU
Compare compatibility and memory per card before looking at the price.
- 05
Plan for file transfers
Distinguish volume from bandwidth so you can set aside time for uploading and retrieving.
Run a test that answers a question
A small, representative project, a verified output, and one change at a time.
- 01
Evaluate a small assistant
Prepare questions, record the answers, and decide whether the assistant fits the use case.
- 02
Process a batch of images
Pick a sample, check the quality, and track the files to produce.
- 03
Compare two settings
Keep the same inputs to see whether a change improves the accepted results.
- 04
Understanding a memory error
Identify the saturated resource and the settings to check before switching cards.
Keeping your project organized
Retrieve a version, resume a batch, and hand off results that make sense.
- 01
Organizing your project files
Separate originals, parameters, and outputs with names that stay easy to understand.
- 02
Resuming an interrupted batch
Tell apart valid, missing, and incomplete results to avoid rerunning everything.
- 03
Save before you finish
Prepare a complete copy, check its contents, and make it possible to pick up again.
- 04
Hand results over to a team
Prepare a delivery package, review instructions, and suitable access.
Decide on the budget and what comes next
Know what is committed, what remains uncertain, and which decision to make.
- 01
Estimate your full budget
Compare 3, 7, and 30 days with your schedule, the calculator, and a sheet to keep.
- 02
Continue, change, or stop the trial
Set a time limit and a useful criterion without confusing money spent with progress.
- 03
Understanding crypto payments
Check the asset, the network, and the amount, then distinguish between a notification and a confirmation.