Choose model serving rights
Understand ShareAI Creator private availability, external provider access and supported rental or sale options without confusing them with inference access.
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Serving rights determine who may operate your model through the network. They are different from who can call an inference endpoint using a model that an eligible provider serves.
| Availability | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Private | Only the Creator’s own eligible infrastructure may serve the model into the network. |
| Open availability | Eligible external providers may serve the model under the supported open terms. |
| Rental | Eligible providers may serve under an enabled rental structure and its terms. |
| One-time sale | Access or rights follow the supported one-time commercial arrangement. |
| Provider-specific terms | An eligible provider can receive a supported direct arrangement. |
Choose the audience#
Where external availability is enabled, choose the supported Community and/or Company provider audiences. Program permissions can constrain which methods and audiences are available. The UI and effective stored policy are the authority for your setup.
Check each tag#
Review the collection default and tag-specific overrides. Before publishing, verify that every variant has the intended serving policy. Do not assume a commercial change on one tag changes all variants.
Describe rights clearly#
State who can serve the model and which terms apply. Keep model licensing, provider operating policies and customer inference pricing as separate explanations so users can make the right decision.
Last updated September 15, 2026