For hosting providers
When you host other people's machines, allocation is a trust problem. Did each tenant get their contracted power? When the grid forced a shed, was the burden shared fairly? Today that's a spreadsheet argument. We turn it into a certificate: signed proof, per client per month, that your tenant can verify — and provably fair curtailment rotation when you have to shed across clients.
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One signed line your tenant checks themselves. Aggregate allocation figures only — no unit-level tenant data leaves your site.
What hosts buy
Signed proof each tenant received their contracted power allocation over the period — computed from your own allocation records, checkable by the client in a spreadsheet. Turns "trust our dashboard" into "verify our certificate."
When the grid forces a shed across tenants, we compute an allocation that meets the megawatt target and distributes the burden by the fairness rule you set — and certify that no client was shed beyond their computed share. Disputes become a signed number.
Priced per client-month. A client-facing verification badge is on the roadmap — ask about the pilot.
Owner or host?
If you run your own machines, you want FarmBalance Live — the six certified answers kept current on your covered megawatts. If you run other people's machines, you want SLA certificates: the proof your clients got what they paid for, and that shared curtailment was fair. Same certified math, different question. Many operators are both, and buy both.
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