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Vendor, Inc. guarantees the monthly base for your enrolled plan: Core $200, Plus $300, or Max $400 for an eligible full month. It starts at activation and continues during eligible hosting under the 30-year agreement, unless lawfully ended earlier. It is payable even with no paid computing work. Only the base is guaranteed; bonuses, energy savings, and your net financial benefit are not.

Payments begin when the node is installed, commissioned, and accepted by Vendor as ready to host—not when you inquire, sign, or receive your first paid workload. Vendor initiates payment on or before the 15th of the following month. Partial activation and termination months are prorated.

An eligible host may receive a share of a bonus pool based on 50% of positive network surplus after defined costs and reserves. Monthly bonuses are capped at $150 for Core, $300 for Plus, and $400 for Max. A bonus can be zero even in a busy month. It never reduces the guaranteed base.

No. The current agreement guarantees a fixed hosting payment, not a cap on electricity or internet bills. It does not include a separate reimbursement or shortfall payment. We will account for the node’s electricity use and internet requirements in your proposal.

Yes. The current offer requires a qualifying new solar or solar-plus-battery project through Powur. Existing solar homes may qualify by adding a second solar system. A standalone node or a battery-only addition does not currently qualify. We will check the requirements for your home.

The current homeowner offer is one node per home, subject to project and site approval.

A battery is not required just to host a node. It adds backup power for your home. You can also explore battery backup separately without solar or a node, where available.

Vendor owns the node. Maintenance, equipment-service labor, repairs, replacements, and upgrades are included at no cost to the host for the full service term. Your overall solar project may include package, installation, electrical, and financing costs. We will itemize the complete proposal; included node service does not mean the whole project is free.

The standard one-node connection is rated at least 1 Gbps download and 1 Gbps upload, with site and internet-provider approval for compute hosting. The node needs an approved indoor location, power, and the required wired network connection. Review availability and any upgrade cost before committing; there is no separate internet reimbursement.

No. The node is separate computing equipment. Vendor manages its computing workloads. We will review the installation and network requirements with you.

Yes. Its electricity use belongs in your solar design and household budget. Solar production, household use, utility rates, and the node’s consumption affect your remaining bill. The guaranteed base does not automatically increase when your costs rise.

Temporary power or internet outages and Vendor-directed maintenance, repairs, replacement, temporary removal, or safety disconnection do not suspend or reduce the base under the agreement. You must maintain the required services, promptly report problems, and reasonably cooperate with restoration.

The service term is 30 years from activation. It is not a cancel-anytime subscription: the agreement does not provide an optional right to end hosting for convenience. Statutory cancellation rights, lawful remedies, and termination agreed in writing by both parties remain available. Ending hosting does not cancel your solar loan, lease, or PPA. Review both agreements before signing.

Notify Vendor before a sale or move. A buyer must consent to a written assumption of the remaining hosting term, with site and any required financing or owner approvals. If transfer cannot be completed, the parties must work out a lawful resolution. A sale or unsuccessful transfer alone does not trigger the equipment-value credit.

Vendor, Inc. owes the hosting payments under its agreement. The agreement alone does not establish that insurance or third-party payment coverage is in force. If coverage is offered, review the actual provider, covered risks, limits, and exclusions.

For the permanent cessation or service-failure events defined in the agreement, Vendor must arrange lawful equipment retrieval and a credit based on the current node equipment’s independently appraised fair market value toward designated associated financing. This is not a promise to pay off the full loan or refund the original purchase price. Contract terms, applicable law, and insolvency or bankruptcy proceedings can affect recovery.

You can authorize Vendor to apply some or all of the same payment to eligible bills. The amount paid to a provider reduces your remaining cash payment dollar for dollar. It is not an extra payment, and you remain responsible for any bill balance.

Start with your ZIP code, electric provider, and the energy equipment you already have. We will review your property, solar project, internet service, hosting plan, and current program availability.