What is the Marketplace?
The Livepeer Marketplace allows Orchestrators to advertise available compute,
compute services (AI & Video), pricing, and performance characteristics.
The Marketplace is NOT a public marketplace for end-users, rather, it is a programmatic
interface for Gateways to discover and connect applications to available services.
In the Livepeer Marketplace, Gateways act like a search engine
They discover orchestrator offerings, apply selection and routing logic, and broker access to appropriate
services for applications based on cost, performance, and policy requirements.
- Orchestrators publish services to the Livepeer Marketplace; > - Gateways
filter & connect application requests to those services.
Orchestrator Offering Details
An offering is a structured declaration of:
- Supported models (e.g., SDXL, ControlNet, depth models)
- Supported pipelines (ComfyStream, Daydream, BYOC)
- Pricing per frame / per second / per request
- GPU tiers and performance metrics
- Regional availability
- SLAs and expected latency
Orchestrators publish their offerings through the OrchestratorInfo data structure
message OrchestratorInfo {
string transcoder = 1; // Service URI
TicketParams ticket_params = 2; // Payment parameters
PriceInfo price_info = 3; // Pricing information
bytes address = 4; // ETH address
Capabilities capabilities = 5; // Supported features
AuthToken auth_token = 6; // Authentication
repeated HardwareInformation hardware = 7; // Hardware specs
repeated OSInfo storage = 32; // Storage options
repeated PriceInfo capabilities_prices = 33; // AI model pricing
}
Orchestrators publish compute-level offerings to the Marketplace for Gateways to discover & route jobs to.
Last modified on March 8, 2026