Marketplace
Infrastructure and services, through one verifiable market.
Very different services can exist in one catalogue — compute, platforms, software, HPC, storage and custom work — ordered three ways and settled on one rail.
Service model atlas
One catalogue, many service types.
Each tile is an illustrative example from a different category. The visual point: very different services share one market.
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GPU & AI
Illustrative exampleH100 GPU Node
Example Provider
ap-southeast
- 1 × H100
- 24 vCPU
- 192 GB RAM
- benchmarked
- attested
GPU & AI$1.29 / GPU-hour
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PaaS
Illustrative exampleManaged Kubernetes
Example Provider
ap-southeast
- 3 control-plane nodes
- Autoscaling workers
- Managed upgrades
- managed lifecycle
PaaSComponent-priced plan
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IaaS
Illustrative exampleGeneral Purpose VM
Example Provider
Sydney · AU
- 4 vCPU
- 16 GB RAM
- 200 GB NVMe
- audited
- benchmarked
IaaS$0.06 / vCPU-hour
Explore IaaS -
HPC
Illustrative exampleGPU Batch Queue
Example Provider
AU research facility
- 4 GPUs
- 32 CPU cores
- 6-hour maximum job
- scheduler-backed
HPC & batchAllocation-based
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SaaS
Illustrative exampleAnalytics Workspace
Example Provider
Region-independent
- 10 seats
- Monthly plan
- Standard support
- entitlement
SaaS$50 / seat / month
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Storage
Illustrative exampleObject Storage Bucket
Example Provider
Sydney · AU
- S3-compatible
- 5 TB included
- Versioning
- durable tier
Storage & data$0.02 / GB-month
Explore storage & data -
Custom
Illustrative exampleScripted Data Processing Run
Example Provider
Provider-defined
- Custom order form
- Provider approval
- Output delivered to object storage
- provider-defined
CustomProvider quote
Explore custom listings
How you source it
Direct, bid, or selector.
Compact overview — the full walkthrough is the canonical buying guide.
- Direct order Take a provider's published plan. The order names that listing and matches at its price.
- Open bid Open the order to a bidding window. Providers compete; you accept one, or the engine resolves the best.
- Selector Describe category, region, specs and a price cap. The engine matches the best eligible listing.
Three ways to buy — full guide Try all three in the order demo
Interactive demo
Order infrastructure, end to end.
Explore a HomePort-inspired marketplace flow: choose a provider listing and project, configure a plan, review an order, then follow simulated provisioning and settlement. Open bidding shows a VirtEngine protocol path. Nothing here submits a transaction, spends money or provisions infrastructure.
1 · Pick a listing
Browse provider listings and compare indicative plans. All catalogue data in this demo is illustrative.
6 listings
H100 GPU Node
by Southern Cross Compute
- 1 × H100
- 24 vCPU
- 192 GB RAM
General Purpose VM
by Harbour Cloud
- 4 vCPU
- 16 GB RAM
- 200 GB NVMe
Managed Kubernetes
by Northstar Platform
- Managed control plane
- Autoscaling workers
- Managed upgrades
GPU Batch Queue
by Southern Cross Compute
- 4 GPUs
- 32 CPU cores
- 6-hour maximum job
Object Storage Bucket
by Harbour Cloud
- S3-compatible
- Versioning
- Durable tier
Analytics Workspace
by Meridian Analytics
- Monthly plan
- Standard support
- Entitlement-based
2 · Configure your order
Choose a project, quantity, term and region.
Estimated service cost
$0.00
Escrow required · includes 10% buffer
$0.00
3 · Choose an order route
Direct order uses the listing's plan. Selector and open bid illustrate VirtEngine matching paths layered onto the marketplace order model.
Illustrative responses only. This open-bid path represents a VirtEngine protocol extension to the Waldur-style order flow.
4 · Review & simulate deployment
Provisioning log (simulated)
5 · Usage & settlement
Simulated clock — one tick ≈ one billing period of the lease term.
- Lease
- —
- Elapsed
- 0 of 0
- Usage
- 0
- Accrued
- $0.00
- Escrow simulated
- $0.00
One market rail
Order → Match → Lease → Usage → Settlement.
The lifecycle is explained once, in full, in the canonical guide.
Trust signals
What every listing carries.
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