Mining Rig ROI Calculator

Work out whether a mining rig earns more than it costs to run.

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Mining Rig ROI Calculator

Enter hash rate, network share, coin price and power costs.

Daily profit
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Daily revenue
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Daily power cost
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Coins per month
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Payback (days)
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Annual profit
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Worked example

With the default inputs shown below, this calculator returns the following results:

InputValue
Rig cost ($)8000
Rig hash rate (TH/s)200
Network hash rate (EH/s)300
Block reward (coins)3.125
Coin price ($)60000
Power draw (kW)3.5
Electricity price ($/kWh)0.1
Pool fee (%)2
ResultValue
Daily profit$9.24
Daily revenue$17.64
Daily power cost$8.40
Coins per month0.0088
Payback (days)865.8
Annual profit$3,372.60

Values shown are produced by this page in your browser; change any input to update them.

How to use the Mining Rig ROI Calculator

  1. Rig cost ($) β€” default 8000
  2. Rig hash rate (TH/s) β€” default 200
  3. Network hash rate (EH/s) β€” default 300
  4. Block reward (coins) β€” default 3.125
  5. Coin price ($) β€” default 60000
  6. Power draw (kW) β€” default 3.5
  7. Electricity price ($/kWh) β€” default 0.1
  8. Pool fee (%) β€” default 2
  9. Press Calculate to update the results instantly.

Frequently asked questions

Because network hash rate rises and block rewards halve periodically, so a fixed rig earns a steadily smaller share. Treat any payback figure as valid for a few months, not years.
Almost always. A 3.5 kW rig running continuously uses about 2,520 kWh a month, so at $0.10 a kWh that is $252 β€” often more than half of revenue.
Rigs retain some resale value, particularly GPUs. Include a realistic salvage value if you want the full economic picture rather than a simple payback.

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