Neocloud Credit Score

Score a GPU cloud borrower, from 0 to 100.

What it scores

For lenders sizing a loan to a GPU cloud. Contracted revenue is 50% of the score: a signed contract, direct with the end customer or through a broker on back-to-back terms, with a creditworthy offtaker. Equity is 30% and execution 20%. The score then sizes the debt each tier supports.

The quickest check: a signed contract and 30%+ of the cost in cash. Without a contract, lenders want 50% in and company funding of 1.5x the cost.

Pick a borrower below and change the deal to see what moves the score.

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Borrower
Offtake
Contract with
Offtaker tier
30% of the cost
Fine-tune
0% of the contract
Site
Property insurance
Running GPUs

Neocloud Credit Score, First cluster, LOI

54/ 100 · ACN-4 Weak

16 B300 servers ($9.7M), an LOI from a funded startup, 30% cash in

Debt supported
$4.8M
DSCR
1.53x
Advance
Up to 50%

By pillar

Contracted revenue
27.4 / 50
Equity
20.0 / 30
Execution
6.4 / 20

Get the full model as a spreadsheet

Every factor with live formulas, debt sizing by tier, and sensitivity to price, utilization and resale value.

All borrowers are hypothetical, priced with B300 servers at $605K including networking.

How the debt is sized

Each tier sets an advance rate and a minimum debt service coverage. The debt supported is the lower of the advance on the equipment cost and the loan the contracted cash flow repays at that coverage.

Without a contract there is no cash flow to size against, so lenders lend on the advance alone and ask for more cash in.

Five tiers

TierScoreAdvanceMinimum coverageRate
ACN-1 Prime85-100Up to 80%1.20xAbout 8%
ACN-2 Strong70-84Up to 75%1.30xAbout 10%
ACN-3 Acceptable55-69Up to 65%1.40xAbout 12%
ACN-4 Weak40-54Up to 50%1.50xAbout 14%
ACN-5 Speculative0-39None--

Three pillars, 100 points

Contracted revenue (50)
The contract repays the loan: who signed it, direct or back-to-back, for how long, with what cash up front, and whether it covers debt service.
Equity (30)
How much of the borrower’s own money is at risk first, the cash left after closing, and who stands behind the loan.
Execution (20)
Whether the team can deliver and run the cluster: track record, site, power, insurance, reporting and concentration.

What caps the score

WhenBest possible tier
A missed loan or lease payment, or a lien dispute, in the last 24 monthsACN-5
Offtake in negotiation, nothing signedACN-5
No offtake, and under 50% cash in or under 1.5x the cost in company capitalACN-5
LOI or term sheet onlyACN-4
No offtake, with 50%+ cash in and 1.5x+ capitalACN-4
Through a broker, not back-to-backACN-4
Contracted cash flow below debt service (DSCR under 1.0x)ACN-4
No colocation or power securedACN-4
No property insurance quoted or boundACN-3
Under 20% cash inACN-3
Offtaker at AC-4 or AC-5 with under 10% of the contract paid up frontACN-3

Examples

BorrowerDealScoreDebt supported
First cluster, LOI16 B300 servers ($9.7M), an LOI from a funded startup, 30% cash in54, ACN-4 Weak$4.8M
First cluster, signedThe same deal with a 3-year take-or-pay, 10% paid up front70, ACN-2 Strong$7.3M
Former bitcoin miner32 B300 servers on its own powered site, 3-year take-or-pay through a broker, back-to-back72, ACN-2 Strong$14.5M
Operator, two sites64 B300 servers, 4 years running GPUs, 3-year take-or-pay with an AI lab84, ACN-2 Strong$29.0M
No contract16 B300 servers sold on demand, 50% cash in, 1.5x the cost raised42, ACN-4 Weak$4.8M

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