Cloud Run
Serverless HTTP workloads — per-request billing (always-on reserved equivalent)
$45.0k/yearly
≈ 123.2M tokens/day
- vCPU
- $35.0k/yr
- RAM
- $10.0k/yr
Everything enrolled right now — 7 devices · 66 vCPUs · 181 GB RAM · 6 GPUs — adds up to an estimated $85.5k/year of cloud-equivalent compute — minting 234.3M compute tokens/day at full potential.
Serverless HTTP workloads — per-request billing (always-on reserved equivalent)
$45.0k/yearly
≈ 123.2M tokens/day
Reserved Kubernetes node slot (e2-equivalent, us-central1 list pricing)
$26.7k/yearly
≈ 73M tokens/day
On-device inference accelerated by the device's own GPU — LLMs, image generation, transcription
$85.5k/yearly
≈ 234.3M tokens/day
Earning potential of everything enrolled, sampled hourly and priced at today’s rates — the curve is capacity growth, not price drift.
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Indicative only, not actual payouts. Omnira is in a limited pilot and pays no cash today; these figures are illustrative projections of what a device might earn if and when paid services become generally available — not money owed, a promise of payment, or a guarantee of future earnings. Estimates are benchmarked vs 2026 public cloud list prices at 70% utilisation; actual earnings, if any, depend on paid demand, final pricing, your device’s real contribution, fees, taxes, and payout verification. Rate sources (list-price snapshot 2026-07-20): Cloud Run · GCE e2 · Vertex AI · GCE GPUs (T4/A100) · AWS G5 (A10G).