GPU rendering for Blender scenes
FARPY runs Blender Cycles on GPU. Upload a .blend, see a fixed quote, then pay from wallet credit. For artists and teams who need finished frames without running a local farm.
How much does a render cost?
The price is the locked quote for Blender 5.2.2 Cycles. Public purchasing is temporarily unavailable. A failed delivery is $0.
How do I add credit?
Add wallet credit, then pay the quote. Card packs are $5, $10, $25, or $50. Lightning packs are $5 or $10. New wallets start at $0. Unused balance stays in the wallet. There is no cash-out.
Do I need an account?
You can see a quote before signing in. Stored wallet balance, top-ups, and render history require Google sign-in. Email sign-in is coming soon.
What can I upload?
A packed Blender 5.2.2 .blend, up to 100 MiB, Cycles GPU, 1–10,000 frames. Other renderers are not a public product. Public purchasing is temporarily unavailable.
Can I cancel a render?
Yes, before a worker claims the job. Cancellation after claim is refused. A cancelled job is not charged.
What if a render fails?
A failed delivery is $0. FARPY does not charge a job that does not verify.
What is a receipt and proof?
After a job finishes, Your renders has a receipt for what was charged and SHA-256 proof of the output bytes. Proof shows the downloaded file matches the recorded hash. It does not prove the image looks correct.
How long do downloads stay available?
Download the finished frames when the job completes. Files may later be removed for storage cleanup, abuse prevention, or maintenance. Keep a local copy of work you need to keep.
Are uploads private?
Uploads are used to quote and run your render. FARPY does not train AI on your files or outputs. Do not share download or receipt links unless you want that person to access the job.
Can I render private or client work?
Yes, when you have the rights to render it. Illegal content, exploitative content, and content involving minors are prohibited. See Acceptable Use.
How do I contact support?
Email support@farpy.com with your account email, job ID, receipt ID if you have one, and a short description. Review Your renders and the refund policy first when a charge looks wrong.