The big question is the pricing and whether it really does make sense to pay for your service instead of purchasing hardware.
Your pricing is $0.0019 per Octane hour. IIUC, that means that an hour of time on an RTX3070 - scoring 400 - costs $0.76. Cost of an RTX3070 right now is about $550 on Amazon and with a TDP of 220W and an average price (in the US) of $0.15/kWh, the total cost will be $550 + <hours> * $0.15 * 0.22.
Given that, the break even is 757h, which is unexpectedly high.
Do you think your pricing is sustainable?
EDIT: To be clear, I'm aware of the model of using "spare" GPUs, my calculations were just for a point of comparison. What I'm asking is whether, with such low pricing, the company will have enough income to be long-term profitable.
Your pricing is $0.0019 per Octane hour. IIUC, that means that an hour of time on an RTX3070 - scoring 400 - costs $0.76. Cost of an RTX3070 right now is about $550 on Amazon and with a TDP of 220W and an average price (in the US) of $0.15/kWh, the total cost will be $550 + <hours> * $0.15 * 0.22.
Given that, the break even is 757h, which is unexpectedly high.
Do you think your pricing is sustainable?
EDIT: To be clear, I'm aware of the model of using "spare" GPUs, my calculations were just for a point of comparison. What I'm asking is whether, with such low pricing, the company will have enough income to be long-term profitable.