GPU render farm · free during beta
Cloud rendering on a GPU network
A decentralized render farm on a global network of NVIDIA RTX GPUs. Render in the cloud on demand, pay per GPU-minute, and skip the render rig entirely.
- 8K
- Max resolution
- 500
- Frames per job
- $0
- During beta
Catalog
Choose your renderer
Pick an engine to start. Blender is live today — more renderers are on the roadmap.
More renderers
We're expanding the catalog. Need a specific engine? Tell us and we'll prioritize it.
Coming soonWhy ParalonCloud
A render farm without the data center
Decentralized capacity
Jobs dispatch on-demand to a global network of verified NVIDIA RTX GPUs — no single data-center bottleneck.
Many jobs at once
Each job takes a free GPU of the network, so several frames submitted as separate jobs render side by side.
Pay per GPU-minute
No subscriptions, no idle costs, no hardware to buy. You only pay for the minutes your frames actually render.
Verified providers
Every render node is verified before it joins the network. Your project runs on real, checked GPU hardware.
Workflow
From project to frames
No drivers, no DevOps, no queue for idle capacity.
- 01
Pick a renderer
Choose your engine from the catalog. Blender is live today, with more on the roadmap.
- 02
Upload your project
Drop your project file. Assets and dependencies are packed and handled for you.
- 03
Configure
Set resolution, the frame, and quality. Sensible defaults are filled in.
- 04
Render & download
Watch the progress as a GPU of the network renders. Grab the result the moment it's done.
Pricing
Free during beta
Render at no cost while we're in beta. No credit card required.
After beta
Usage-based
Pricing announced before beta ends
FAQ
Cloud rendering, answered
What is a cloud render farm?
A cloud render farm lets you render 3D projects on remote GPUs instead of your own machine. You upload a project, the work is distributed across powerful GPUs, and you download the finished frames — no local render rig required.
Which renderers do you support?
Blender (Cycles and Eevee) is available today. The catalog is built to grow — more engines are on the roadmap. If you need a specific renderer, reach out and we'll prioritize it.
How is decentralized rendering different?
Instead of a single data center, jobs run on a decentralized (DePIN) network of verified NVIDIA RTX GPUs worldwide. That means elastic capacity, parallel frame rendering, and pricing without the markup of centralized render farms.
How much does cloud rendering cost?
It's free during beta — no credit card required. After beta, pricing will be usage-based and announced before the beta ends. You'll only pay for the time your frames actually render.
Is my project data secure?
Uploads are transferred over HTTPS and processed only for your render. Project files aren't reused or shared, and render nodes are verified before joining the network.
Ready to render?
Start with Blender — free during beta, no credit card required.
About ParalonCloud rendering
ParalonCloud is a decentralized cloud render farm powered by a global network of NVIDIA RTX GPUs. Render your 3D projects in the cloud on demand — no need to buy, build, or maintain an expensive render rig.
Built on DePIN infrastructure, the network dispatches render jobs to verified GPU providers worldwide. Each job runs on one GPU of the network and reports its progress as it renders.
Cloud rendering with transparent per-GPU-minute pricing means no subscriptions and no idle costs — you pay only for the minutes your frames actually render. The render catalog starts with Blender (Cycles and Eevee) and is designed to grow.
Whether you're producing product visualizations, motion graphics, architectural walkthroughs, or short films, ParalonCloud gives independent artists and studios on-demand access to GPU render power on the open web.