Bitcoin Mining Profitability Calculator

Actual mining results depend on network difficulty, pool fees, uptime, hardware efficiency and Bitcoin price. Treat this as a planning estimate rather than a guaranteed return.

Mining revenue depends on hashrate, the expected Bitcoin earned per unit of hashrate, the Bitcoin price and the period being measured. Electricity cost depends on power draw, hours operated, days and your electricity rate.

This calculator subtracts estimated electricity cost from estimated revenue. It does not guarantee results because Bitcoin difficulty, block rewards, pool payouts, fees and market prices change over time.

Electricity is usually the largest recurring cost, but a complete mining budget may also include the ASIC purchase, hosting, cooling, repairs, internet, pool fees, downtime and local taxes. Add these costs when deciding whether a machine is worthwhile.

Hardware efficiency matters because two miners with the same hashrate can use very different amounts of power. Compare joules per terahash as well as the advertised hashrate.

Use a conservative BTC price, realistic uptime and a reward assumption that reflects current network conditions. Recheck the result regularly instead of relying on a calculation made months earlier.

• Use your miner manufacturer power figure at the wall when possible.
• Subtract pool fees and expected downtime from the reward assumption.
• Calculate a break even electricity rate before buying hardware.
• Include hardware payback time in your investment decision.