> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.robincompute.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.robincompute.org/providers/index.md).

# Providers

Your GPU has a day job now. Host models, serve the jobs the orchestrator mesh routes to you, and get paid in USDG on Robinhood Chain the moment each job settles. Nothing to invoice, no payout schedule to wait on: every payment is its own transaction, and you can pull each one up on Blockscout.

One gaming card in a Chrome tab or a rack of dedicated nodes: same deal, same per-job settlement. The single universal requirement is an Ethereum wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, or Robinhood Wallet). Everything past that depends on the tier you pick.

* \[Browser Worker]\(): serve jobs from a Chrome tab, nothing installed
* \[Native Worker]\(): run the `robincompute-node` daemon for bigger models and better pay
* \[Staking]\(): lock $RCOMPUTE for the 85% payout rate and a cut of protocol fees
* \[Reputation]\(): what feeds your on-chain score and why the router cares

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## Comparing the tiers

|                           | Browser Worker     | Native Worker (unstaked)    | Native Worker (staked)                |
| ------------------------- | ------------------ | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------- |
| Setup                     | Browser tab only   | Install `robincompute-node` | Install plus a 1,000+ $RCOMPUTE stake |
| Models                    | 1B to 8B quantized | 8B to 70B+                  | 8B to 70B+                            |
| Payout rate               | 75%                | 75%                         | 85%                                   |
| Minimum stake             | None               | None                        | 1,000 $RCOMPUTE                       |
| Routing priority          | Standard           | Standard                    | Elevated                              |
| Beta $RCOMPUTE multiplier | 2x                 | 2x                          | 2x                                    |

A staked native worker goes to the front of the routing queue and keeps $0.85 of every $1.00 billed for the jobs it completes.


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