Compute earnings estimator

What could your compute earn?

A quick, directional estimate of what your CPU/GPU capacity could earn as governed, evidence-backed compute under HUMENS Compute-as-a-Service Virtual Aggregation Plant (CaaS-VAP, bring your hardware) or Compute-as-a-Service Virtual Power Plant (CaaS-VPP, energy-backed). The real number comes from a governed evaluation — this is a starting point.

Illustrative and non-binding. Ranges only — not a quote, price list, or guarantee of income. Actual earnings depend on utilization, workload class, live market rates, node approval, and a governed evaluation. HUMENS does not guarantee income and does not custody your assets.

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How to read your estimate

The three numbers, defined

Estimated governed compute revenue
Your supplier share of governed compute revenue, shown as a range because utilization and workload mix vary. It is before energy and infrastructure costs, and before HUMENS' share. Illustrative — not a quote or a guarantee of income.
Illustrative token throughput (AI-factory output)
What your hardware could produce — tokens/sec at full load and at your utilization, plus tokens per kWh (intelligence per unit of energy). Tokens are GPU-dominated: CPU cores add very little, so a large CPU-only core count is not large token output. These are projections against a stated reference model/precision, never measured or guaranteed throughput.
Behind-the-meter (BTM) energy potential
The power your hardware draws and activates at the edge — derived directly from its nameplate power draw × utilization (potential at 100%, engaged at your slider, and MWh/month over your sellable hours). This is the energy your machines consume where they sit, behind your meter — not power we generate, and not a grid-export or wholesale claim.

Not the same as a fleet energy number. In a governed CaaS-VPP evaluation we separately measure your site's accessible headroom (spare service capacity you could divert) and aggregate it across locations. That is a distinct, metered figure — this estimator only shows what the hardware you entered would draw.