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Bitcoin Mining Calculator

Enter your hashrate, power draw, and electricity cost. Abraham Quiros Villalba’s bitcoin mining calculator gives you daily profit, monthly earnings, and the exact electricity rate at which your setup breaks even.

BTC Profitability Tool
Estimated Daily Profit $0.00 0.00000000 BTC/day
Daily Revenue $0.00
Daily Power Cost $0.00
Monthly Profit $0.00
Yearly Profit $0.00
BTC / Month 0.00000000
Break-even Electricity $0.00/kWh
Note: This calculator estimates mining profitability using entered assumptions. Bitcoin price, network difficulty, fees, rewards, and electricity costs can change frequently.

Enter the Variables That Drive Mining Profitability

Each field maps directly to a real cost or variable in your mining setup, helping the bitcoin mining calculator produce more accurate profitability estimates.

Hashrate

H/s → PH/s
Your miner's processing speed is listed in its specifications. Select the matching unit from the dropdown; the calculator handles any scale from a home GPU to an industrial ASIC farm.

Power Consumption

Watts
How many watts does your hardware draw under mining load? This directly affects your daily electricity costs, so accuracy here makes the overall result more reliable.

Electricity Cost

$/kWh
What you pay per kilowatt-hour. Check your utility bill. This is the single biggest swing factor in whether Bitcoin mining is profitable for your location.

Pool Fee

%
The percentage your mining pool takes from earned rewards. Most pools charge 1–3%. Solo miners can leave this at zero.

Bitcoin Price

USD
Current BTC market price in dollars. Use a live rate for accurate results, or enter a target price to model a future scenario.

Network Difficulty & Block Reward

Adjustable
Pre-set to current values but fully editable. Adjust difficulty to model a more competitive network, or lower the block reward to simulate the impact of the next halving.

Calculator Outputs

Seven Bitcoin Mining Calculator Results, All at Once

Hit Calculate, and the bitcoin mining calculator updates every figure instantly, with no page reload required.

Daily Profit

Net earnings per day after power costs and pool fees are subtracted from mining revenue. USD + BTC/day

Daily Revenue

Gross amount your hashrate earns before costs. Compare this to your power cost to see your margin at a glance. Before deductions

Daily Power Cost

What does your rig cost to run each day in electricity? Often, the number that decides whether the whole operation makes sense. Watts × $/kWh

Monthly Profit

Net daily profit scaled to 30 days is useful for comparing against hardware costs or hosting fees. 30-day projection

Yearly Profit

Annualized earnings under current conditions. Best read as a directional figure since difficulty and price shift over time. 365-day projection

BTC Earned Per Month

Raw Bitcoin, your setup mines in 30 days regardless of price. Useful for tracking accumulation over time. Expressed in BTC

Break-Even Electricity Rate

The maximum $/kWh your setup can tolerate before it goes unprofitable. If your actual electricity cost is above this number, you are mining at a loss. Use this before signing any energy contract or choosing a hosting location. Your profitability ceiling

Who This Is For

Anyone Running or Evaluating a Bitcoin Mining Setup

The bitcoin mining calculator works at any scale, from a single rig at home to a full commercial mining operation.

Home Miners

Running a single ASIC? Enter your real electricity rate and see your actual monthly return after the power bill.

Farm Operators

Scale your inputs to match a larger operation and quickly check whether adding capacity makes financial sense right now.

Hardware Buyers

Before purchasing any ASIC, run its spec sheet numbers through the calculator to confirm it's profitable at your electricity rate.

Investors Comparing Options

Weigh the economics of mining BTC against buying it directly. Daily cost and BTC/month outputs make the comparison concrete.

Cloud Mining Contract Holders

Enter your contracted hashrate and fee structure to check whether the contract is delivering the returns the provider promised.

Students and Researchers

Model how hashrate, difficulty, and electricity costs interact without needing to build a spreadsheet from scratch.

Find Out If Your Mining Operation Is Actually Profitable

Know your break-even rate.

Know your daily cost.

Know if your miner is worth running.

Everything you need to evaluate a Bitcoin mining setup in one calculation. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about how the calculator works.
How accurate is the bitcoin mining calculator?
The calculator uses the inputs you provide, including hashrate, power consumption, electricity cost, pool fees, network difficulty, and block reward, to estimate mining profitability. For the most reliable results, keep Bitcoin price and network difficulty updated, as both can change frequently.
Network difficulty measures how hard it is to find the next Bitcoin block. As more miners connect, difficulty rises, reducing the amount of BTC each miner earns per unit of hashrate. Keeping this figure up to date in the calculator keeps your revenue estimate accurate.
Yes. The block reward field is fully editable. Enter the post-halving reward value to see how your daily and monthly profit changes when it takes effect.
It gives you a hard ceiling for energy cost. Before committing to a hosting facility or energy contract, compare their $/kWh rate to your break-even figure. If your actual electricity cost is above the break-even rate, you are mining at a loss regardless of hashrate.
Yes. Enter the hashrate and fee structure from your contract to estimate what it should produce under current conditions. Keep in mind the bitcoin mining calculator reflects the math only;; it does not account for the reliability or terms of the cloud mining provider.

What Makes This Bitcoin Mining Calculator Useful

The bitcoin mining calculator is built for real-world mining decisions, not just rough estimates.

Accurate Profitability Modeling

Revenue, electricity costs, pool fees, network difficulty, and block rewards are all factored into the calculation, giving you a more realistic view of mining performance.

Break-Even Electricity Analysis

Instantly see the maximum electricity rate your setup can support before mining becomes unprofitable. Useful when comparing utility plans, hosting providers, or mining locations.

Editable Network Assumptions

Adjust difficulty, block reward, and Bitcoin price to model future scenarios, including difficulty increases, market rallies, or upcoming halvings.

Multiple Time Horizons

View profitability on a daily, monthly, and yearly basis without needing separate calculations or spreadsheets.

BTC and USD Results Together

See both the amount of Bitcoin your setup is expected to mine and the equivalent value in dollars, helping you evaluate accumulation and cash-flow potential at the same time.