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On Clore, the price is set for the whole server per day. Flotera also shows the per-GPU-hour equivalent for comparison with other offers.

  1. Get an API key in your Clore.ai account.
  2. Add it in Marketplaces in Flotera.
  3. Install the Clore agent yourself, following the Clore.ai hosting guide. In Platforms on the server card, run Autodetect and Link to a machine to select your Clore.ai machine through its API.
  4. Run the readiness check. Pay attention to the supported GPUs, the driver, and the factory power settings.
  5. Set a price, select the accepted currencies, and publish the listing.

After changing a listing, wait for the result in the panel before trying again.

According to the Clore terms for hosts, the calculation includes two separate deductions:

  • Base fee: the owner’s deduction is 5% for on-demand and 1.25% for spot.
  • Additional fee for payment not in CLORE: 15% before reduction through MFP-lock.

The base fee can be reduced through Proof of Holding. Check the current terms of your account and the fee parameters in Profile → Marketplaces.

Changing only the price keeps an automatic pause in place. Choose Hidden or Rentable explicitly to change availability and end the pause. Clore prices in server lists are shown per GPU-hour, converted from the daily machine price.

You set which currencies are allowed for payment. The renter chooses one of them. Two price modes are available:

  • Follow the dollar: the amount in the currency is converted from the set price in USD.
  • Set my own: a fixed amount in the selected currency.

Enabling CLORE lets the renter pay without the additional fee for another currency. It does not guarantee that the renter will choose CLORE.

Compare the earnings calculation for a full day with payment in CLORE and in another currency. The difference shows the effect of the additional fee for the set price. Actual earnings also depend on the rental duration, the exchange rate, and the marketplace’s terms.

Hide from search keeps the price and the rental ceiling and takes the machine out of search; Show in search restores it. During an automatic pause, Flotera hides the Clore.ai listing and restores it when the pause ends. Choose Don’t bring it back to leave it hidden.

Flotera checks the public Clore list: an offer that renters do not see there yet is Indexing, and after an hour it becomes Hidden with a notification. Clore reports that it lost the server a few minutes late, so the marketplace status turns Offline with a short delay.