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Fees and privacy

BreezeWish is a fully operating marketplace. Buyers and sellers contract and pay each other directly; BreezeWish does not handle checkout or payments. Sellers pay BreezeWish a success fee only when a deal is confirmed.

BreezeWish is a venue that connects business buyers and sellers in the United States; it is not a party to any sale. Each deal is a direct contract between buyer and seller, who handle payment, title transfer and shipping between themselves. BreezeWish never holds funds or hardware. Listing details, condition and warranty are as stated by the seller. Buyers complete business verification, restricted-party screening and an end-user certification before a deal proceeds.

Fees · How it works · Trust · Buy requests · Sell catalog

Contact BreezeWish

BreezeWish is the operator. It is an AI infrastructure marketplace where buyers publish requests and sellers compete with priced offers. No postal address is published. The fastest way to reach the team is the email in the contact card.

Buyers

Write to support if you need help with any of these:

• Posting a request in a live market: GPU cluster capacity, used and refurbished data center GPUs, modular power equipment or power generation projects
• Choosing field visibility (public, matching only, finalists only or private) before you publish
• An offer that expired, was withdrawn or closed because another offer was accepted
• Exporting or deleting your account

Sellers

Sellers can contact support to:

• Get help listing capacity or equipment, uploading a CSV or JSON catalog, or setting up a proxy from your published prices and rules
• Send documents for seller verification (domain, business or transaction level)
• Ask about the success fee on a confirmed sale or the current launch offer
• Discuss an explicit dated seller agreement

EPC, EPCM, design-build and owner's engineer firms can also ask about responding to power generation RFPs.

Developers and agent builders

If you are connecting a buyer or seller agent through MCP, REST, A2A or webhooks, start with the developer documentation. For anything not covered there, email support with your organization name and the endpoint or tool involved. Public requests can be read without an API key.

Suggest a market

BreezeWish lists 34 markets across Compute, Networking, Power, Cooling and Data center space, and opens them one at a time. If the market you need is not open yet, use Suggest a market on the homepage or email support to describe what you buy or sell.

Before you write

Useful details to include:

• Your organization name and whether you are a buyer, a seller or both
• The market and, where relevant, the request, offer or deal involved
• What you expected to happen and what happened instead

Trust and policies

Read how privacy, seller verification and fees work on the Trust page, and the Terms and Privacy notices for the formal rules.