Controlled reach
Offer eligible models to the external Provider types you choose.
For inference companies
Your models. Your reach.Your commercial terms.
Offer model access through ShareAI while retaining the ability to segment Providers, negotiate rental agreements and keep selected models privately served.
Your model. Your serving rights. Your commercial choices.
YOUR MODELCreated by youEnrolled in ShareAI
Serving rightsYou decide
CommunityWhen allowed
CompanyWhen allowed
Your infrastructureCreator-side serving
YOUR MODEL ACCESS TERMSOpen · Rent · Sell · Private
01
EnrollBring a model you own or control
02
DecideChoose who can serve it
03
ConfigureSet supported access terms
04
TrackReview eligible usage
The part worth solving
Every partner should not need a separate accounting stack.
Provider access can differ by model, infrastructure and agreement. Coordinating those differences manually takes attention away from your offering.
A clearer model
One network. Model-specific decisions.
Use Creator controls for the model access you own. Use the Provider role separately for compute you contribute. A company can participate in both.
Where it fits
Built for the model you own.
Specific agreements
Negotiate provider-specific renting around your commercial or technical requirements.
Separate earning paths
Model access terms belong to Creator; eligible supplied compute belongs to Provider.
Model availability
One model. Your terms.
Explore how serving rights and commercial access can work together. Available options depend on the model and the Creator program.
External serving allowed
Let eligible Providers serve your model.
Make your model available to eligible external Providers who want to serve it into the network. Choose Community Providers, Company Providers, or both.
Your enrolled modelEligible external Providers
- Serving rights
- Eligible Community and/or Company Providers
- Commercial structure
- Open availability as configured for the model
- Your decision
- Who may serve it inside the network
Configured access terms
Offer access with a rental structure.
Choose usage-based renting, fixed monthly renting or a provider-specific agreement where supported. Terms can differ by model, Provider type or agreement.
Your enrolled modelProviders under rental terms
- Serving rights
- Eligible Providers under the configured agreement
- Commercial structure
- Usage-based, monthly or provider-specific renting
- Your decision
- The supported pricing structure and eligible audience
Where supported
Choose a one-time commercial structure.
Offer model access or model rights through a supported one-time sale. The scope of access and any serving rights follow the specific agreement.
Your model offeringAccess under the sale agreement
- Serving rights
- Defined by the specific agreement
- Commercial structure
- A supported one-time sale
- Your decision
- What access or rights the transaction includes
Creator-only serving
In the network. Served only by you.
Private type means external Providers cannot pick up and serve your model. Your own infrastructure exposes and serves it in ShareAI under the configured model access terms.
Your enrolled modelYour infrastructure only
- Serving rights
- Only the Creator’s own infrastructure
- Commercial structure
- Configured model access terms, where supported
- Your decision
- Keep external Provider serving unavailable
A practical scenario
An inference company wearing two clear hats.
The company enrolls a model as Creator and serves eligible compute as Provider. Model earnings and compute incentives follow their respective terms.
- 01Enroll the model
- 02Define access
- 03Connect infrastructure
- 04Review each role
Who counts as a Creator?
A Creator owns or controls the model and decides how it enters the network. AI labs, independent creators, open-source model teams, inference companies and enterprise model owners can explore the program.
Does private type mean the model is outside ShareAI?
No. The model participates in the network, but only the Creator’s own infrastructure can expose and serve it. Private type describes serving rights; it is not a blanket promise about the data handling of every connected application.
How are Creator earnings calculated?
Eligible model usage is attributed according to the configured commercial structure. The terms may be usage-based, fixed-fee or another supported arrangement; eligibility and earnings are not universal or automatic.
Can one company also be a Builder or Provider?
Yes. Creator earnings relate to model access terms. Builder earnings relate to the margin on application traffic. Provider incentives relate to eligible compute contribution. One company can have more than one role.
Creators