earn from the PC you already own

Your gaming PC serves game sessions for players nearby and gets paid for every one of them. Run the free rig check, plug in, and let it work while you are not using it.

you already paid for all of this

a new data centre

the building

18 to 36 months, and a construction budget

the power

an interconnection queue of 18 to 36 months

the cooling

a cooling plant that runs with every server

the bandwidth

contracted by the gigabit

the hardware

bought before the first customer

your home

the building

already built, and you live in it

the power

already connected, about 40 kWh a month

the cooling

the window

the bandwidth

the line you already pay for

the hardware

bought to play games on

what your PC could earn

what is your PC worth?

See what your PC could earn while you make it available to YOM.

Checking your PC...

check my PC for free

An estimate from your card alone. The free PC check measures the rest of your hardware. technical details

Your PC runs one or more nodes, one streaming session each. A node earns ~$53 a month at the network's 50% utilization target. The free rig check tells you how many your PC can run.

Operator pay is a fixed share of every session fee, set in dollars and paid in $YOM.

two ways to start

price

NANO$349, two licences included

extra licence$125 per licence, released in batches as demand grows

what it is

NANOthe device that turns your PC into a node

extra licenceone Light (720p) session; two run one Standard (1080p) stream

you need

NANOa PC that passes the rig check

extra licenceheadroom on your PC, with a NANO or the host app

earns

NANO~$53 a month at the network's 50% utilization target

extra licenceanother ~$26 a month at the network's 50% utilization target

The ~$53 is the model's figure at the network's 50% utilization target. Uptime, region and card move it, and the figures come from the model we run the company on.

where every figure comes from

the same network, three sizes

What changes from one to the next is whose power it is and who signs. The work is the same work.

One PC case with a glass side panel, an open frame rack with six machines, and the base of a carrier mast with its cabinet, all at the same light.

one machine

0.47 m

The PC you already own. Your card and line set how many nodes it runs. Home power, window cooling.

six machines

0.95 m

Racks and small sites join through a conversation with us. Capacity grows with every card.

a carrier site

31 m

Permitted, powered and cooled already. 168 live game sessions over 20 days on UK tower sites.

how you get paid

  1. check

    The free scan reads your card, line and disk and tells you what fits.

  2. install

    Plug in the NANO or install the host app. Your disk stays safe.

  3. serve

    HyperOrch sends you sessions when you are the nearest free node.

  4. settle

    You earn a fixed share of each session fee, set in dollars, paid in $YOM.

the month adds up without you

Nobody sits at the machine. Sessions arrive and the fee splits. An illustration: one gaming PC running two nodes (a NANO and two extra licences) through a full month at the network's 50% utilization target.

an illustrative month, two nodes

$105.12

from 2,190 Standard sessions at $0.048 each, at the network's 50% utilization target, before electricity

day 1 day 31

Sessions arrive while you sleep, and the operator app shows every one of them.

you keep
60% of each fee
median one-way latency, players within 50 km; 40.5ms across all sessions
15ms
sessions in the month
2,190

illustration of the operator app, example figures

and who pays it

Whoever buys the session pays for it: a player through Walter, a publisher or a platform. The network splits that fee the same way every time, per session.

60%
to you, the operator who served the session
30%
to the network, for running and developing it
5%
shared with everyone who holds on to their payout
5%
retired for good, so the supply shrinks as the network is used

Games today, inference next, and both need a card near the person waiting. New capacity is an interconnection queue away. Yours is already connected.

the bar

A session cannot be retried. That is why the requirements are hard numbers, and why a pass means a rig the network can trust with a player's session.

the card
A desktop NVIDIA RTX graphics card. The free rig check reads yours and is strict about it.
the line
Wired, with at least 20 Mbps of measured upload; the rig check tells you how many streams your line carries. Wireless will not hold a session.
being online
Going offline costs you only the sessions you would have served. If a node does not answer, the next qualifying node takes the session.
the power
Yours, and never deducted from the rate we publish. Roughly ~$12 a month in Europe, less in the US and in emerging markets.

check your rig

The scan takes a minute and tells you exactly where your rig stands. It costs nothing, and a pass is your first step to earning.

before you buy

What am I actually being paid for?

Compute served close to the person using it. A session is routed to your machine as the nearest qualified node, runs in a container that never touches your disk, and you are paid per session. Games today, inference next.

How much can I earn?

At the network's 50% utilization target, one node earns about ~$53 a month gross: a fixed share of each session fee, set in dollars and paid in $YOM. Electricity is your cost, roughly ~$12 a month in Europe.

What is a node?

A node runs one Standard (1080p) stream on two licences. A licence covers one Light (720p) session and costs $125; the NANO includes two. The free rig check measures how many nodes your PC runs.

What moves the number?

Three things move it: sessions offered (your online hours), how heavy they are (higher classes pay above Standard) and how many nodes your card holds. ~$53 is the model's figure at the network's 50% utilization target, not a floor.

Do I need to leave my PC on all day?

No. Downtime costs only the sessions you would have served. Each session goes to the nearest node with the GPU capability and free capacity it needs, so being online when players near you are playing is what counts.

Do I need to understand crypto?

No. The app sets up your payout account and payouts run without you. You only touch $YOM when you choose to.