GPU Render Farm

Our GPU nodes are mostly equipped with:

- 8x Tesla P100 16GB vRAM / Intel V4 40 v. cores / 120GB RAM / 1800 OctaneBench
- RTX A5000 24GB vRAM / Intel V4 / 70GB RAM / 600 Octane Bench
- L40S 48GB vRAM / AMD Epyc 4 / 86GB RAM / 900 OctaneBench

Check out our pricing page for more detailed and latest info about node specs.

The price you pay depends on the render times of your frames and the priority you choose. We use OctaneBench per hour as a unit of price.

Please visit our pricing page to learn more. You can also use our Cost Calculator to get a render cost estimate.

Make sure the scene is free of missing assets. Other than that all you need to do is to set your frame range, output, Render Engine and save the scene just like when rendering locally. Our plugin will collect all the assets and scene settings automatically and will prepare the package for upload.

We don’t impose any limits on projects uploaded to our farm. You can upload anything between a few MBs to hundreds of GBs. Our infrastructure and software are designed to handle large and complex projects while always sustaining performance.

We support all common output formats. Please keep in mind that we render to frames (not video) so any kind of video formats like .mov set as output aren’t directly supported. To render the frames to video, you can use our dedicated “convert to video” feature which will take all the frames you rendered on the farm and merge them into a desired video output.

You pay for render time, and only for as much as you use. We charge per minute of use and there’s no effective minimum charge. You can pay as little as $1 if that’s all your scene needs to render.

We support Redshift for Cinema 4D, Maya, and 3ds Max; Cycles for Blender; FStorm for 3ds Max; ProRender for Cinema 4d, Maya, 3ds, and Blender.

Octane Render is not supported on our render farm. We encourage you to check out our GPU server rentals service called Xesktop. You can get access to powerful rendering machines with 10x 1080Ti and 8x V100 via Remote Desktop.

For more details and the latest info check our supported apps page.

Once you have an account, you’ll need to download and install our application that comes with plugins. After installing the plugin for your 3D program, you will be able to prepare and upload your project to our farm right from your DCC’s interface.

Each frame that completes rendering is downloaded automatically to a folder on your local drive through our app called renderBeamer. As long as our app is running the frames should download right away. As an alternative, you can use an FTP client app to access the storage on the farm.

You will get access to farm monitoring tools i.e. real-time progress, frames previews, resource usage, and render logs. Our tools will help you identify and troubleshoot potential errors as they occur. In addition, you will get access to our tech support through a live chat available 24/7.