how brute works.

why brute exists

Every AI video shop sells credit in bundles. Bundles are bigger than projects. So people top up for one job, finish it, and the rest sits there: prepaid, unused, quietly expiring. Across Higgsfield, fal and Replicate that is a lot of dead credit.

Meanwhile somebody else wants the exact same model for one scene and doesn't want to buy a bundle for it. Brute puts the two in a room. The seller's spare credit runs the buyer's job, the buyer pays less than list, the seller gets paid for credit they'd have lost. Nobody buys a bundle they don't need.

That's the whole idea. No middleman model, no watered-down outputs, no reselling of a mystery API: your job runs on the real provider, on the real model, at a lower price.

for buyers

Connect your Solana wallet and sign in with a message. Top up a dollar balance with USDC. Pick a model, write your prompt and choose its duration and aspect. Your quote shows list price, Best offer, Saving, the 1.5 % service fee and the total before anything is taken.

Brute picks the cheapest live seller offer with enough room under its cap. When offers tie, the one waiting longest goes first. No seller room? The house runs it at list price. Your quote says who runs it.

The price is taken when you submit. Your jobs shows progress and the finished file, ready to download. The seller’s provider account can see your prompt. Don’t put secrets in it.

for sellers

List unused credit from Higgsfield, fal.ai, Replicate. Choose your discount, add the credentials your provider needs and set the most Brute can spend. The earnings estimate includes our 1.5 % seller fee. It assumes all of your listed credit sells.

The server checks your key without spending before keeping it. Buyer jobs run only while the listing has room. Earnings arrive when the file is delivered. Withdraw your available earnings in USDC to your signed-in wallet.

Change the discount or cap from your listings. The spent amount and cap share one bar. A used-up cap stops new jobs. Pause any time; resume when you want to sell again.

how a job finds its credit

When you ask for a quote, Brute lines up every live listing that has your model and enough room under its cap for the whole job, prices each one at its seller's discount, and adds the house at list price. Cheapest wins. On a tie, a seller beats the house, and the seller who has waited longest beats the rest, so the work spreads round.

The room a job needs is held on the listing the moment it starts, so two jobs can never squeeze past a cap together. If the provider turns the key away, the hold is given back, the listing is paused for its seller to fix, and your job moves to the next offer at the same price. Brute never moves you to a dearer offer than the one you paid for: if none is left, you're refunded.

Free credit always runs on the house, at list price. That keeps free credit free: it is never turned into a seller's cash.

a worked example

Here is one job run through the market's own arithmetic, with today's list prices: a five-second Kling 3.0 Pro video, on a seller who listed Higgsfield credit at 30 % off. Every figure is what Brute would actually charge and pay.

the models

12 models across 3 providers, video and pictures. List price is what the house charges per second or per picture. "Up to" is the most you can save on it: its cheapest provider at the deepest discount a seller can list, after the fee.

your key and its safety

Keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM on arrival and decrypted only to run buyer jobs. The full key is never shown again. Your listing only shows its ending.

Brute never spends past your cap. Pause stops new jobs reaching the key. Remove deletes the listing and its encrypted key. You can also revoke the key at your provider.

no file? money back.

If a seller's key fails, Brute tries the next offer at the same price. If none can take it, or the generation fails, the full charge goes back to your balance. Your jobs shows the error and ‘refunded’.

AI can miss the mark even when a job succeeds. A completed file is not a promise that the output will match every part of your prompt.

creator rewards

$BRUTE's creator rewards go back to the people who make the market move. Buyers who generate and sellers whose keys do the work both get a share, paid to the wallet they use on Brute.

Your share follows your activity: every job you run, and every job your key runs, counts. There is nothing to sign up for. Use the market with your wallet connected and you're in.

the brute api

The same market, from your own code: one key, every model, the same below-list prices, paid from the same balance.

It is in early access. Generate your free key on the home page now; it is saved in your browser and switches on when the API opens.

$BRUTE holders get free API credit: the weekly free credit you claim on Token spends on the API exactly as it does on the site.

$BRUTE and the pool

Hold 0.2 SOL worth of $BRUTE for 24 hours to qualify. The holding period begins when the wallet is first seen holding enough. Eligible wallets can claim free credit once a week.

The pool is topped up from creator fees. An empty pool waits for its next refill. Free credit is for generating, runs on the house at list price and cannot be withdrawn. You do not need the token to buy or sell credit.

Until the coin launches, the CA and holder figures say ‘at launch’. Holding $BRUTE does not promise a return or a fixed supply of free credit.

the words we use

List price: what the house charges for a model, and what every saving is measured against. Offer: a seller's price, list less their discount. Room: how much of a seller's cap is left. Cap: the most of a seller's credit Brute may spend. The house: Brute's own account, which runs a job at list price when no seller can. Free credit: the holders' weekly claim, spendable but never withdrawn.

the small print, plainly.

Brute is an open market for spare AI API credit. It is not a launchpad. Provider availability, models, pricing and output quality can change. Use outputs lawfully and respect other people’s rights and the provider’s terms.

$BRUTE is a meme coin with no promise of value. Nothing on this site is financial advice. Wallet transactions require your approval. Check the amount and destination before signing.