How Ancapex works

Reserved GPU capacity · Updated 19 October 2026

By Dmitriy Kim, Co-Founder of Ancapex

Ancapex reserves GPU capacity for AI teams. You tell us the GPU, the size, the region, the start and the term; we put the offers on a comparable basis and agree price and terms with you; you sign directly with the operator.

Large GPU blocks are not bought from a price list. B300, GB300 and Vera Rubin capacity is sold through offers with a start date, a term and a prepayment, by dozens of operators that each have a few sites. Our job is to know who has what, when, and on which terms.

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What we do

Collect offers. We receive offers from operators every week: GPU, volume, site, ready date, term, prepayment, rate. On 19 October 2026 we held current GPU offers from 27 operators.
Qualify the request. GPU type, quantity, region, start date, term, workload, budget status.
Match and compare. We bring every offer to the same eight lines: power, cooling, operations, egress, storage, SLA, down payment, term start.
Agree the terms. Volume, term and price protection, payment staging, ramp and delivery schedule.
Hand over. After the NDA and the referral agreement with the operator and a call with you, we introduce you. You sign with the operator.

Ancapex, a marketplace, a reseller

	Who you sign with	How price is set	Best for
On-demand cloud	The cloud	Public hourly price	Short jobs, small scale
Marketplace or exchange	The platform or the provider, on platform terms	Listed prices or bids	Standard blocks with public pricing
Reseller	The reseller	Reseller's own price	One contract over many sites
Ancapex	The operator, directly	Agreed per request	Large reserved blocks with a start date

Who you sign with

How price is set

Best for

On-demand cloud

The cloud

Public hourly price

Short jobs, small scale

Marketplace or exchange

The platform or the provider, on platform terms

Listed prices or bids

Standard blocks with public pricing

Reseller

The reseller

Reseller's own price

One contract over many sites

Ancapex

The operator, directly

Agreed per request

Large reserved blocks with a start date

When it helps

You need hundreds or thousands of GPUs, or whole racks, on a 1 to 5 year term.
You have a start date, and missing it costs more than the rate difference.
You want offers from several operators compared on the same terms before you sign.
Your team does not have time to qualify dozens of operators and sites.

How we get paid

At Ancapex our fee is included in the rate we agree with you, and nothing is due before a contract is signed. You sign directly with the operator and own the relationship.

How Ancapex works with operators

Operators send us capacity they want to place: GPU, site, ready date, term. We sign an NDA and a referral agreement, keep the offer confidential and bring qualified buyers. If you run a data center or a GPU fleet, see list your GPU capacity.

Send a request

Requirements are handled confidentially and shared with operators only on a need-to-know basis, never with your name attached before you approve it. We reply within one business day from dima@ancapex.io.

FAQ

Who do I sign the contract with?

Directly with the operator that runs the site. Ancapex agrees the price and terms with you before that.

Do I pay Ancapex separately?

No. Our fee is included in the rate we agree with you. Nothing is due before a contract is signed.

How is this different from a GPU marketplace?

A marketplace lists capacity at listed prices on platform terms. We agree each request with you, and you sign with the operator directly.

What size of request fits?

Large reserved blocks: hundreds or thousands of GPUs or whole racks, with a start date and a term of one year or more.

Which GPUs can Ancapex reserve?

Mainly B300, GB300 NVL72 and B200, plus reservations for Vera Rubin. See current availability.