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

# Providers

If you have a GPU, you can sell inference on RobinMesh. Providers host models, serve the jobs the orchestrator mesh routes to them, and get paid in USDG on Robinhood Chain as each job settles. There is nothing to invoice and no payout schedule to wait on: the money arrives per job, on-chain.

The one universal requirement is an Ethereum wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, or Robinhood Wallet). Everything beyond that depends on which tier you choose.

* \[Browser Worker]\(): serve jobs from a Chrome tab with nothing installed
* \[Native Worker]\(): run the `robinmesh-node` daemon for bigger models and better pay
* \[Staking]\(): lock $RMESH to qualify for the 85% payout rate and a cut of protocol fees
* \[Reputation]\(): what goes into your on-chain score and why it matters for routing

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## Comparing the tiers

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

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


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