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Mining Profit Tool

CRYPTO MINING CALCULATOR

Estimate Bitcoin mining profitability. Enter your hash rate, power draw, electricity cost, and pool fee to see your potential daily earnings.

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Mining Settings

Enter your rig specs and local electricity rate.

Mining Summary

Daily Revenue$0.00
Daily Cost$0.00
Daily Net Profit$0.00
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Period Breakdown

PeriodRevenueCostPool FeeNet Profit
Estimates for education only — not financial, tax, or investment advice. Verify with a qualified professional. Disclaimer

Frequently Asked Questions

What affects crypto mining profitability?
The main factors are your hash rate, power consumption, electricity cost, mining pool fees, Bitcoin price, and the network hashrate. Higher hash rate and BTC price increase revenue. Higher power cost and network hashrate reduce profit.
What is a good hash rate for mining?
Hash rate depends on your hardware. Modern ASIC miners like the Antminer S19 Pro do 110 TH/s at 3250W. The S21 can reach 200 TH/s. More hash rate means more chances to mine a block, but also uses more electricity.
How is mining revenue calculated?
Your share of daily BTC production equals your hash rate divided by the total network hashrate. Multiply that by the daily block reward (144 blocks × 3.125 BTC = 450 BTC/day) and the current Bitcoin price to get your daily revenue.
What is a mining pool fee?
A mining pool combines hash power from many miners to find blocks more consistently. The pool charges a fee (usually 1-2%) for this service. Lower pool fees mean more profit for you.
Is Bitcoin mining profitable in 2026?
Profitability depends on your electricity cost and hardware efficiency. With cheap power (under $0.08/kWh) and modern ASICs, mining can still be profitable. Use this calculator with your real numbers to find out.
Where does the Crypto Mining Calculator get its data?
No live feed required. The estimator divides your hash rate, power cost and pool fees with transparent formulas, so profit mirrors your own rig numbers. All math runs in your browser and nothing uploads.
How accurate are the predictions?
Profit figures project from YOUR rig inputs using open formulas, not market forecasts. Update coin price and difficulty for fresh numbers. Educational estimates only, never financial advice.
How often is the data refreshed?
No refresh needed. All math runs locally on the values you enter, so figures never go stale on their own. Re-enter current prices from your exchange whenever you want updated results; nothing is stored or uploaded. With Crypto Mining Calculator, re-run with your own inputs before deciding.
Is my data secure?
Yes. All analysis happens in your browser or through encrypted channels. We never store your wallet addresses or trading data. Rig figures persist only in your page session.

How to Use

01

Enter your hash rate

Input your miner's hashing power in TH/s. Check your hardware specs for the exact number.

02

Set your power and cost

Enter your miner's power draw in watts and your electricity rate in dollars per kWh.

03

Add pool and BTC price

Enter your mining pool fee and the current BTC price to calculate dollar earnings.

04

Review the results

See daily, weekly, and monthly revenue, costs, and net profit estimates for your setup.

How to Calculate

The calculator computes your share of daily Bitcoin production based on your hash rate vs the network hashrate. Daily BTC mined = (your TH/s / network TH/s) × 450 BTC. Revenue = BTC mined × BTC price. Electricity cost = (watts / 1000) × 24 hours × $/kWh. Pool fee = revenue × (fee% / 100). Net profit = revenue − electricity cost − pool fee.

About the Crypto Mining Calculator

The Crypto Mining Calculator estimates rig profitability from hash rate, power draw, electricity cost, pool fees and coin price with ASIC and GPU presets.

See daily, weekly and monthly profit plus break-even months, then tune difficulty for fresh numbers. All math runs locally in your browser with no uploads and no account.

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Methodology & feedback

Figures run locally in your browser from the values you enter (page updated ). Estimates are educational only — verify finance, tax and health decisions with a qualified professional (see Disclaimer). Spotted an error? Report it via contact and we correct with a new update date.

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