Guide · checked October 13, 2026
You work in drug discovery, genomics or health research. NIOME is the one live product, selling synthetic genome datasets to research teams. Other bio subnets are research competitions you can follow.
Synthetic human genome datasets, so real patient DNA stays private.
First stepEmail their sales team with what your project needs.
Enterprise only; access starts by emailing their sales team, with no self-serve sign-up.
A privacy network and VPN app that encrypts your internet traffic on phone and browser.
The site doesn't state prices or payment methods; there's a 'Buy data' page we didn't verify.
One API key for Claude, GPT and Gemini, often cheaper than list price, with private routing.
The headline says up to 70% cheaper, but its own table shows about 25% average savings, and the payment method isn't stated.
Run programs on real quantum computers through partner Open Quantum, with free credits every 90 days.
Access runs through partner Open Quantum; we didn't check its own sign-up page.
Pay-as-you-go access to top open AI models for text, image reading and video, with no data kept.
No free tier or payment methods are listed.
Funded prize challenges for hard problems in cryptography, quantum computing and AI.
Submission credits are bought by card through Open Quantum or paid in the subnet's token; current prize amounts weren't shown.
Prize rewards for proving famous unsolved math problems, open to anyone with a checked proof.
Fees go by hand-confirmed treasury transfer for now; card and USDC payment are planned.
NIOME doesn't say on its site how you pay, so check before you sign up.
Drug discovery subnets like NOVA (SN68) run research competitions rather than selling a product.
Bittensor is a network of 128 subnets. Each one is a competition where miners do a job, like serving AI models or renting out GPUs, and validators score the work. Some subnets also sell what they produce as a normal product. This guide only recommends those.