Run your AI work on GridShare at roughly half the price of big cloud. It's saved every 30 seconds. If a machine fails, your work moves to another one by itself. And in the absolute worst case — when no GridShare machine is free — we start a server in your own cloud account, automatically, and your work carries on there.
💡 Think of it like the power inverter in your home. Normally you run on the electric grid because it's cheap. When the power cuts, the inverter kicks in by itself — the fan never stops spinning, and you didn't have to do anything. GridShare is the cheap grid. Your AWS (or any cloud you already use) is the inverter. Your work is the fan — it just keeps running.
Your work runs on GridShare's network of real GPUs across India — at roughly half of what big cloud charges.
Your work — code, notebooks, configs and outputs — is snapshotted every 30 seconds, automatically. (Large model weights re-download or restore from a Snapshot; we save your work, not your 10 GB of downloadable models.)
If a machine goes offline, your work restarts on another one with your files intact — usually within a minute. Your link stays the same; the open tab reconnects on its own. You're never billed while waiting.
If no GridShare machine is free, we automatically start a server in your own AWS account. Work resumes there. When GridShare frees up, move back with one click.
On 3 July 2026 we ran this exact disaster, live, on production:
Both take minutes. Both make any cloud VM you own appear inside GridShare as your private machine — your team uses it through the same one console, and GridShare charges ₹0/hr for compute on it.
Your admin creates a limited AWS key (it can only start/stop servers, nothing else) and adds it in the console. That's the whole setup.
Already have a VM on E2E, Jarvislabs, Nebius, AWS, or a server in your office? Paste our one-line install command into it.
Three operations: start a server, check a server, stop a server — and our stop function refuses to touch anything we didn't create (every server we start is tagged). The key is stored encrypted. You can restrict it further on your side (region, instance size), and revoke it any time.
No — and be suspicious of anyone renting other people's computers who does. What we promise is what we can prove: your work is saved every 30 seconds, it moves when hardware fails, you don't pay while it waits, and the worst case lands in your own cloud. We sell work-survival, not uptime theatre.
Up to about 30 seconds — the gap since the last auto-save. For training runs, checkpoints add a second layer on top.
Then step 3 is your safety net: work waits (unbilled) until a GridShare machine frees up, then resumes on its own — usually minutes. The your-own-cloud option is the belt and braces for teams that can't wait.
Workloads run isolated per instance, provider machines never see your GridShare account, and your saved workspace lives in GridShare's storage (in-region, DPDPA-disclosed) — not on any provider's disk. That's also exactly why your work can reappear on a different machine.
That's the whole pitch. We'll set up your pilot — including the safety net — in one call.
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