COMPUTE EXCHANGE — Institutional GPU Compute Marketplace
A marketplace platform for Compute Exchange, an institutional exchange for GPU compute — reserved capacity from verified neocloud partners, secondary hardware, and forward delivery contracts. Featured in Bloomberg, WSJ, Financial Times, Fortune. SOC 2 Type II compliant.
Three distinct markets under one roof — hardware, rental, futures — sold to CTOs and procurement leads who need to trust a counterparty before they'll transact. The design job was making an exchange feel institutional rather than startup-shaped.
Key sections:
Hero with the positioning line — one platform, every GPU market
Three product-line cards: Hardware Market, Reserved GPU Rental, Forward Contracts, each with spec bullets and its own entry point
Press band — Bloomberg, WSJ, Financial Times, Yahoo Finance, Fortune
Partner network block with three provider tiers: enterprise neoclouds, bare-metal providers, infrastructure operators
Counterparty verification panel — registration, ownership, track record, SLA history
Four-step process with time commitments per stage: submit specs under 5 min, quotes under 2 hours, compare under 10 min, execute
Featured customer story with video and named platform lead
Customer logo band — DRW, Character.ai, Higgsfield, Cognichip, AGI
Deep catalogue architecture: 17 reserved GPU pages (Vera Rubin, GB300, B200, H200, H100, MI355X and more), plus used and refurbished hardware categories
SOC 2 badge and system status in footer
GEO footer — one-click AI summary prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Grok, Google AI
Design approach:
Institutional restraint — uppercase typographic system, hard edges, no consumer gloss
Trust architecture front-loaded: press, verification, compliance before product detail
Time-quantified process steps replacing vague promises
Deep per-GPU page structure supporting high-intent procurement search
Dual paths — request quote and partner with us
