Managed CPU GPU render farm
with a real admin on every project

A render farm is a pool of powerful servers that renders your project’s frames instead of your own workstation. You send the scene, the farm spreads the frames across dozens of GPUs and CPUs and renders them in parallel — what would take a week at home is done in hours.

On an automated farm you upload a scene into a queue and nobody looks at it before it runs — missing texture paths and mismatched plugin or engine versions surface only after you have already paid for a failed run. Here a real admin takes the project: checks the scene before launch, renders test frames, helps optimize the scene if needed and watches the job through to the final frame — you can ask for a status update at any moment.

CPU rendering is €0.8–€1/hour, GPU rendering is €1.8/hour on RTX 4090 and €2.1/hour on RTX 5090 — this is our standard rate, not a starting point that goes up. Bigger projects unlock a lower rate. Need it faster? Priority turnaround is available and priced individually. We confirm the exact rate before anything launches: we render test frames free of charge, measure the real time per frame, then multiply by your frame count. The calculator on this page gives you a ballpark right now.

3ds Max, Maya, Cinema 4D, Blender, Houdini, Unreal Engine, After Effects and Nuke, with V-Ray, Corona, Arnold, Redshift, Octane, Cycles and Karma. Over 100 plugins and add-ons are installed and OCIO colour profiles are supported — need a non-standard plugin or a specific build? Tell us the version and we will set it up before your render starts. You don’t need your own licenses for the farm: everything is installed and licensed on our side.

No special preparation needed — send the project as it is; we check texture paths, plugin versions and output settings ourselves before launch. The fastest starts happen when the project is packed as one archive with all assets (Resource Collector in 3ds Max, Pack Resources in Blender, Save Project with Assets in Cinema 4D) and files haven’t been renamed after saving.

No. We check the scene before launch and render test frames for free, which is exactly when missing textures, version mismatches and wrong output settings show up. If something is off we message you and fix it before the render starts — not after a thousand frames have been billed.

First frames are usually rendering about 10 minutes after you send the scene. There is nothing for you to configure — no pipeline, no render manager, no virtual machines. The whole launch happens on our side.

Yes — we add as many GPUs as your deadline needs: 50 frames on one card take 10 hours, the same 50 frames on 25 cards take 24 minutes, and the price stays the same. Send us the scene and the date — we will work out the configuration and confirm we can make it before anything starts.

With farm rendering you send us the scene and we render it on our hardware under an admin’s control. Remote GPU access is a dedicated virtual machine with a GPU in our rack: you install your own software and work like on your own computer, just a much more powerful one. It fits when you need full control over the configuration or long interactive sessions, not just the final render.

Legal entities get an invoice with a contract and all closing documents. If you are an individual or paying from abroad, message us and we will find a convenient method. You pay only after you have seen the test frames and approved the exact price.

Yes. We run projects under NDA as a matter of routine — your template or ours, signed before the scene is transferred. Only the admin on your project has access to the files, and after delivery we delete the source files on request. For studios and long-term teams we arrange individual terms — just message us.