Getting started
Ask the bot for an invitation, create your account, accept the terms, find your credits, and make your first request — with an API key or in Chat Studio.
Guides
How ServerShare works from where you stand — whether you came to use open models, to rent a machine with a GPU, or to put your own hardware to work. Each guide describes what the platform does today, during the open test, and says plainly where something is not there yet.
Start here
Everyone needs the same first step: an account. The test release is invitation-only, and invitations come from our Telegram bot. Getting started walks through it, then shows the shortest path to a first answer from a model.
Everything on the platform is settled in test credits. They have no monetary value, nothing is charged and nothing is paid out. See the Test Terms.
Guides
Rent a machine
Choose a host, order a virtual machine, watch it build, connect to it from the panel, understand which disk keeps your data and what disappears when the session ends.
Become a host
What your machine needs, how the agent is installed, what it reports, what stays under your control, and what renting your machine out does and does not let you see.
Model pools
Put a machine into a pool that serves a model to the whole network: what is checked, what the machine downloads, how its rating is built, and how served tokens turn into credits.
Reference
- Gateway API — base URL, API keys,
GET /v1/models,POST /v1/chat/completions, limits, errors. The guides link to it instead of repeating it. - Test Terms and Acceptable Use Policy — what everyone accepts before using the platform.
- Host Terms — accepted additionally by anyone who rents a machine out.
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