Search & Launch
QuickPod's public search pages are the main entry point for renting compute.
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What the search pages do
The search console lists currently rentable offers from QuickPod hosts. Each offer represents a rentable slice of compute capacity with its own price, hardware details, duration rules, and port range.
Current filter categories
The current search experience includes filters and sorting for:
GPU or CPU search mode
hardware count
hardware type
sort order
max duration
max hourly cost
minimum VRAM where relevant
region selection
occupied offers visibility
privileged-only visibility
These filters are persisted in the browser so the console can restore your last-used search preferences.
Template-aware launch flow
Search and launch is closely tied to templates.
Before creating a pod, select a matching template for the workload you want to run. The selected template influences image path, launch mode, exposed routes, and user experience after the pod starts.
Use Templates to browse available templates before launching.
Typical workflow
Open GPU Search or CPU Search.
Filter to the hardware profile, cost, and location you want.
Pick a template that matches your workload.
Set storage size and any runtime-specific options.
Create the pod.
Open the authenticated Pods page to monitor readiness and connect.
Related public pages
Notes
If you are comparing a GPU family before renting, start from the public GPU catalog. If you already know the hardware family, the search pages are the fastest way to filter to live rentable offers.
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