# NodeOps Network

> The agentic operating system for building, running, and scaling AI agents in production.

NodeOps Network is an infrastructure company operating an agentic operating system for building, running, and scaling AI agents in production. It also runs a chain-agnostic DePIN orchestration layer for permissionless node deployment and general-purpose compute.

NodeOps Network is an infrastructure company that operates a platform for building, running, and scaling AI agents and workloads in production. Its flagship product, CreateOS, is a unified workspace that combines application development, deployment, database provisioning, monitoring, and monetization tools into a single environment, backed by managed compute infrastructure. The company positions itself as removing operational complexity so builders can ship AI applications without assembling their own infrastructure stack.

The platform grew out of an earlier focus on simplifying blockchain node operations, where it offered permissionless, one-click deployment of validator and RPC nodes across a distributed compute network. That orchestration layer, historically described as a decentralized physical infrastructure network, continues to operate alongside the newer AI-focused offering, coordinating compute providers, node operators, and protocols. This dual foundation lets the company offer both decentralized infrastructure services and centrally managed enterprise compute.

Core offerings include infrastructure-as-a-service, orchestration-as-a-service, and compute-as-a-service, spanning CPU and GPU capacity across multiple regions and networks. The business serves developers and non-technical builders creating AI applications, alongside protocols and enterprises seeking node hosting, validator services, and RPC access. NodeOps is transitioning its public identity toward an agentic operating system while maintaining its original node orchestration and DePIN services.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Infrastructure
- Status: Active
- Founded: 2023-01-01
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/nodeops_network

## Products

- [NodeOps Network](https://thegrid.id/profiles/nodeops_network): NodeOps Network is a chain-agnostic, permissionless orchestration layer for general-purpose compute that coordinates decentralized infrastructure across a distributed network of independent providers. It secures its operations through autonomous verifiable services and lets compute consumers scale resources up or down without long-term commitments. The network underlies other NodeOps offerings, including the flagship application workspace and node hosting services, by supplying the underlying compute and coordination layer. (DePin, Live, Main Product)
- [NodeOps Console](https://thegrid.id/profiles/nodeops_network): NodeOps Console is a no-code node deployment dashboard aimed at non-technical node runners across a diverse blockchain ecosystem. It lets users deploy and manage nodes through a simplified interface without requiring specialized DevOps knowledge or hardware. The service operates on a subscription model and draws on compute from the NodeOps Network coordination layer. (Node Hosting, Live)
- [NodeOps Cloud Marketplace](https://thegrid.id/profiles/nodeops_network): NodeOps Cloud Marketplace is a permissionless compute marketplace that lets anyone provide, purchase, deploy, and manage verifiable compute resources. It operates on a consumption-based model, matching compute consumers with independent providers across a multi-region network without lock-in. The marketplace forms the underlying compute layer that other NodeOps services consume, including CPU and GPU capacity for AI and blockchain workloads. (Compute Network, Live)
- [NodePad](https://thegrid.id/profiles/nodeops_network): NodePad is a launchpad that enables blockchain protocols to bootstrap node infrastructure by letting users purchase and deploy nodes in a single click. It is aimed at Web3 protocols across gaming, DePIN, AI, and app-chain sectors that want to incentivize their communities to run nodes. The service is a business-facing counterpart to the retail node console, targeting protocol teams rather than individual node runners. (Node Hosting, Live)
- [Agent Terminal](https://thegrid.id/profiles/nodeops_network): Agent Terminal is a cloud-based collaborative sandbox for building, testing, and deploying AI agents. It gives developers a shared environment to experiment with small-scale agents or advanced AI workloads, connecting to CPU and GPU resources drawn from the NodeOps compute marketplace. The environment supports real-time team collaboration and is intended for testing and training rather than production workloads. It is currently open to beta testers ahead of a planned subscription model. (AI Agent Platform, Open Beta)
- [Security Hub](https://thegrid.id/profiles/nodeops_network): Security Hub was a code vulnerability scanning service that analyzed applications for misconfigurations and known issues, offering personalized alerts and fixes through verified dependency updates. It targeted developers seeking to protect exposed apps and dependencies from flagged malicious code. The service is no longer accessible, having been discontinued as NodeOps consolidated its product lineup around its newer application workspace. (Risk Assessment, Discontinued)
- [NodeOps Validator](https://thegrid.id/profiles/nodeops_network): NodeOps Validator is a managed validator hosting service that lets Web3 protocols decentralize quickly without operating their own hardware or DevOps teams. It provides guaranteed uptime, automated software updates, and production-grade monitoring for staking infrastructure. The service is marketed to enterprises and institutions as part of a broader set of infrastructure-as-a-service offerings. (Node Hosting, Live)
- [CreateOS](https://thegrid.id/profiles/nodeops_network): CreateOS is a unified execution environment operated by NodeOps that lets builders move from idea to live application through a single workspace. It combines AI-assisted code generation, one-click deployment from source repositories, container images, or direct file upload, managed databases, monitoring, security scanning, custom domains, and a template marketplace. Developers and AI agents can also connect through a machine-readable interface to create projects, configure environments, and ship deployments without leaving their coding tools. The platform additionally supports monetizable API microservices that other agents can discover and call, with revenue shared back to publishers. (AI Agent Framework, Live)

## Assets

- [NodeOps (NODE)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/nodeops_network): NODE is the utility token of NodeOps Network, a chain-agnostic DePIN orchestration layer for decentralized compute. It is used to access services by burning tokens for credits, to bond as a compute provider, and to participate in governance decisions. The network integrates with AVS ecosystems like EigenLayer to enable slashing-based accountability, ensuring compute providers meet performance standards or face economic penalties. (Utility)

## Links

- [Main](https://nodeops.network)
- [Documentation](https://docs.nodeops.network)
- [Blog](https://nodeops.network/blog)
- [Media Kit/branding](https://nodeops.network/brand)
- [Terms of Service](https://nodeops-public-assets.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/terms.pdf)
- [Privacy policy](https://nodeops-public-assets.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/privacy.pdf)
- [Twitter / X](https://x.com/NodeOpsHQ)
- [Twitter / X](https://x.com/buildonnodeops)
- [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@NodeOpsHQ)
- [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/nodeops)
- [GitHub](https://github.com/NodeOps-app)
- [Discord](https://discord.com/invite/HftrtmSsyW)
- [Telegram](https://t.me/nodeopsxyz)

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