You already pay for Claude or Codex, and most of that capacity expires at the end of the cycle without ever being used. Connect your account to Shaidle and it keeps working on your behalf — running real tasks in the cloud while you are not on it. Idle tokens turn into money instead of nothing.
of purchased AI capacity expires unused at the end of every billing cycle.
of the provider's list price is credited to you for every token your account serves.
from connecting an account to the first request routed to it.
Sellers connect an account they already pay for and earn on the capacity they were not going to use. Buyers draw it down by the token. Shaidle meters, routes and settles in between.
Sign in to Claude or Codex in your browser, once. Shaidle reads what is idle using the provider's own capacity metric — nothing is scraped, nothing is guessed.
While you are away, Shaidle routes a buyer's task to your account and runs it in an isolated cloud workspace — the same work you would be doing at the keyboard. The moment you want it back, new jobs stop and anything running drains.
Every token your account serves is metered against the provider's own price. You keep 65% of it, credited to your balance per job and settled weekly.
The moment you need your own capacity back, listings stop and in-flight work drains rather than being cut off. Your work always wins.
Your credential is encrypted in our vault and opened only in memory, for one request at a time. Nobody signs in as you, reads your history, changes your settings or sees your billing.
Each request that runs on your account arrives in your notifications with the model, the tokens and what you earned. Money moves on the measurement, never on an estimate.
Buyers never learn whose subscription served them, and you never learn who consumed your capacity.
65% of the provider's list price for every token your account serves, credited per job and paid out weekly. Buyers pay 20% under list, and both figures come out of the same dollar of list price — so neither side is funding the other's discount.
No. You use it exactly as you do today, and your own work always takes priority. Shaidle only sells the time you are not using, and one click stops new jobs and drains anything still running.
Coding tasks, the same shape as the ones you run yourself: a prompt goes in, the agent works in an isolated cloud workspace, the answer goes back. You keep ownership and control of the account — nothing about it is transferred to anyone.
Every time. Each request lands in your notifications with the model, the tokens and what you earned, and the full history is in your account. You are lending capacity, not losing sight of it.
Sign in to Claude or Codex in your browser, once. There is nothing to install and nothing to keep running on your machine — the account is sealed into the vault and starts taking work straight away.
Every cycle you do not burn it, it expires. Connect it once and it keeps earning in the background.
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