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Prepaid startup compute contracts you can finance.

Valnce originates, underwrites and services compute contracts with venture-backed startups. Funders finance the hardware against a diversified book of those contracts.

01 / What Valnce brings

A book of contracts, ready to finance.

Funders finance the hardware. Valnce originates, underwrites and services the startup contracts behind it.

Originated
We find venture-backed startups that need dedicated GPUs and bring their contracts into the book.
Underwritten
Each startup is underwritten on venture backing, runway and workload before it signs.
Prepaid
Every contract is partly prepaid before its nodes go live.
Diversified across tenants
The book is spread across many startups, sectors and stages.
Serviced by Valnce
We handle billing, monitoring and reporting, re-lease nodes between contracts, and resell idle time.

02 / How cash flows

Funders are paid first.

Startup payments cover hosting and operations, then go to the funder first.

  1. 01

    Startups pay

    Each startup makes its prepayment, then pays over the term of its contract.

  2. 02

    Hosting and operations

    Payments first cover the data center and the operations that keep the nodes running.

  3. 03

    Funder first

    The next payments go to the funder, ahead of anything else.

03 / Risk controls

How we manage risk.

Each control is built into how contracts are written, financed and serviced.

Prepayments

Every startup prepays part of its contract before its nodes go live.

Concentration limits

Each tenant has a limit, so no single startup becomes a large share of the book.

Re-leasing pipeline

Startups waiting for capacity take the nodes that free up between contracts.

Risk simulations

Before a book is financed and every month after, we simulate churn, prices and utilization against the payment schedule.

Compute futures and residual value

We are evaluating compute futures to hedge re-lease pricing, and residual-value protection for the hardware.

Access to compute shouldn't depend on credit.