- Enter daily revenue before costs and power consumption in watts.
- Set the electricity tariff per kWh and pool fee.
- Enter equipment cost and compare daily profit, 30-day profit and payback.
Mining profitability calculator
Check daily mining profit after electricity and pool fees using a revenue estimate you provide. See whether a simple equipment payback exists under those assumptions. Free, without registration.
Starting values are an example. Replace them with your own.
Amount currency, without conversion
Daily profit$2.70
30-day profit$81.00
Daily electricity cost$7.20
Payback, days740.74074074
Method and limitations
Electricity = watts/1000 × 24 × price/kWh. Payback is shown only with positive daily profit. Revenue is your input, not a current device profitability quote; difficulty, downtime, taxes and resale are excluded.
How to use this calculator
How the calculation works
Electricity = watts/1000 × 24 × price/kWh. Payback is shown only with positive daily profit. Revenue is your input, not a current device profitability quote; difficulty, downtime, taxes and resale are excluded.
How to read the result
Electricity assumes continuous 24-hour operation. Thirty-day profit is daily profit times 30; it does not model changing network difficulty or coin prices. Payback divides equipment cost by positive daily profit.
What you can do here
Change one input at a time and compare the result immediately. The calculation runs in your browser, with assumptions and limitations below the form. Default values are examples, not recommendations or live market data.
To compare a recurring investment contribution with income and payment dates, open the DCA budget planner.
Frequently asked questions
What does this calculator show?
Check daily mining profit after electricity and pool fees using a revenue estimate you provide. See whether a simple equipment payback exists under those assumptions.
Why is no payback period shown?
When daily profit is zero or negative, the model cannot recover equipment cost from positive operating cash flow. It does not invent a payback date.
Does this fetch current ASIC profitability?
No. Revenue is your input. Downtime, cooling, repairs, taxes, financing and resale are excluded, so check those costs separately.
Do I need an account or payment to calculate?
No. All fields and results are free. You can change inputs and compare scenarios without an account. An account is only needed for synchronising a plan in the dashboard.