What Flotera does
You own GPU machines. They earn money on Vast.ai or Clore.ai. Between those two facts sits a lot of manual work: checking whether a machine is still online, comparing your price against the market, noticing that a rental started, adding up what a week actually paid.
Flotera does that work. You install a small agent on each machine, and from then on the whole fleet lives in one panel.
What you see
Section titled “What you see”Every machine on one screen. Which are idle, which are rented, which are running hot. A machine drops off the network and you know within 5 minutes, not the next morning.
The inside of each machine. Temperature and power draw of every GPU, disk health, network speed. When a card starts throttling, the number moves before the earnings do.
What the market pays. What identical cards rent for right now, and how busy that market is. Your price stops being a guess.
What you change
Section titled “What you change”Listings and prices, from the panel. Edit a price and Flotera tells you what the change means before you commit it. On Clore that includes which currencies you accept.
A readiness check before you go live. One button answers whether the machine will pass the marketplace’s requirements — kernel settings, ports, network speed — and names exactly what to fix when it will not.
Fans, power limits, reboots. Each card gets its own fan program against a target temperature. Reboot, update a driver or take a machine out of the fleet without opening a console.
What you get told
Section titled “What you get told”A rental starts and a Telegram message arrives within a couple of minutes, with the rate and an earnings estimate. It ends and another message says how long it ran and what it paid.
What Flotera does not do
Section titled “What Flotera does not do”- It does not rent your GPUs. The marketplaces do, and they keep their own commission. Flotera never sits between you and that money.
- It does not take a cut of your rentals. You pay a flat monthly price per managed machine. What the machine earns is yours.
- It does not install NVIDIA drivers behind your back. That ends in a reboot, and turning “install monitoring” into “reboot the server” is not a decision an installer gets to make. There is a separate command for it.
- It is not a security boundary you have to trust blindly. Marketplace keys are held encrypted and never displayed again after you enter them.