Business Model

Compute Labs features a sustainable rev-share model

Adopting a Performance-Aligned Revenue Sharing Model

To better align with institutional capital partners, GPU operators, and on-chain investors, Compute Labs has adopted a performance-based revenue-sharing model—anchored in 10–15% of vault revenue, complemented by AUM-based management fees. This structure allows us to scale sustainably, reward value creation, and ensure long-term alignment across all stakeholders.

Unlike traditional flat-fee models, our approach ties upside directly to the success of each GPU vault or compute pool. This aligns our incentives with our investors and reflects a broader trend across RWA finance and AI infrastructure, where performance, transparency, and scalability are key. It also enables more flexibility across deal types and investor profiles, making it easier to structure compute financing around yield, utilization, and market demand.

By sharing upside rather than simply charging static fees, Compute Labs positions itself as a long-term infrastructure partner, focused on unlocking programmable, yield-generating compute at institutional scale.