Bitcoin mining profitability and hashprice calculator

Test a mining setup against network and price assumptions. Results are models—not promises—and exclude taxes, financing and many operating costs.

Model a mining machine

Hashrate (TH/s)Power draw (watts)Electricity ($/kWh)Uptime (%)Pool fee (%)

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Est. monthly revenue—

Electricity cost—

Operating margin—

Break-even power—

Monthly margin under price scenarios

Price scenarios change revenue, while the entered electricity cost stays fixed. Difficulty, fees and uptime can also move.

Mining revenue is a share of network work

A miner’s expected share of block rewards roughly follows its share of network hashrate. Actual results are lumpy: a pool smooths payouts across miners, while solo mining can wait a very long time for a block.

Efficiency links hashrate to electricity

Two machines with the same TH/s can have different power draw. Divide watts by TH/s to compare joules per terahash. Lower is more efficient, but purchase price, repair rate, cooling and curtailment still matter.

Compare live proof-of-work context in the mining dashboard and read the mining learning path.

Costs omitted from this model

Capital	Machine, transformer, rack, building and financing
Operations	Cooling, labor, repairs, insurance and networking
Market	Pool payout method, exchange spread and conversion costs
Policy	Taxes, demand charges, permits and curtailment rules

Hashprice is not fixed

Bitcoin price, subsidy, transaction fees and network difficulty all affect revenue per unit of hashrate. Treat every output as a scenario, not a quote.

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Using bitcoin mining profitability and hashprice calculator responsibly

What is hashprice?

Hashprice expresses expected mining revenue per unit of hashrate over time. It moves with bitcoin price, the subsidy, transaction fees and network difficulty.

Does a positive margin mean the miner is profitable?

Not necessarily. The result subtracts modelled electricity from modelled revenue. Hardware cost, cooling, labor, downtime, financing and tax can turn it negative.

Why can actual pool payouts differ?

Pools use payout schemes, fee rules and settlement timing. Luck, stale shares, curtailment and machine performance can also move realized results away from expectation.