What is an aISP
An aISP (AI Service Provider) is a node operator in the Stacknet network. aISPs provide AI inference, generation, and tool execution to users — and collect Paperwork for every task they complete. When ready to collect earnings, aISP’s file the paperwork and the network sends cash directly to their bank or crypto account of choice.
How to become an aISP
- Download the aISP app on your computer
- Get a Node Key from the network
- Start your node using your key
- Provide AI — your node automatically receives and executes tasks
- File your paperwork and the network sends cash directly to your bank or crypto account of choice.
What aISPs provide
| Workload | Description |
|---|---|
| Text inference | Chat completions, reasoning, analysis |
| Vision | Image understanding, multimodal queries |
| Code generation | Code completion, refactoring, debugging |
| Image generation | Diffusion models, Image editing |
| Video generation | Video and video editing |
| TTS / STT | Text-to-speech, speech-to-text |
| Code execution | Sandboxed containers for running code |
| Web search | Fetch queries and page crawling |
| Tool calling | Function execution for agent workflows |
How aISPs earn
When you provide AI for someone, the system creates Paperwork — cryptographic proof that you did the job. This includes:
- The Prompt Contract terms
- The task you executed
- The tokens consumed
- Supporting resources
- Your Node Key signature
Revenue streams
| Source | How it works |
|---|---|
| Task execution | Earn tokens for every inference, generation, or tool call |
| Warm pool bonus | +10% token bonus for maintaining pre-warmed containers |
| Reputation | Higher reputation = priority routing = more tasks |
| Moonlight | Idle GPU monetization in external networks |
Filing paperwork
When you’re ready to collect your earnings:
- Paperwork accumulates on your Node Key
- File your paperwork with your key
- Redeem Paper — the network sends cash directly to your bank or crypto account of choice.
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