Mining Profitability Calculator
Calculate your mining profits and costs
Daily Profit
$0.34
About this tool
The Bitcoin mining calculator estimates daily and monthly mining revenue, electricity cost, and net profit based on your hashrate, power draw, electricity price, coin price, and current network difficulty. Mining economics change constantly with difficulty adjustments and price swings, so any projection is only a snapshot. This tool is provided for educational purposes only and is not financial advice or a guarantee of mining profitability.
How to use
- Enter your mining hardware hashrate and select the unit (TH/s, GH/s, MH/s).
- Enter the power consumption in watts.
- Enter your electricity cost per kWh in USD.
- Enter the current Bitcoin price.
- Review the daily profit, monthly profit, and electricity cost breakdown.
Common use cases
- Estimate whether a specific ASIC miner is profitable in your region.
- Compare profitability across different electricity prices or hardware.
- Decide whether to mine, buy and hold, or join a mining pool.
- Educational example of how difficulty and energy cost shape mining economics.
- Stress-test profitability under different Bitcoin price scenarios.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Is this financial advice?
A. No. This calculator is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Mining can result in losses, especially when difficulty rises or price falls.
Q. Why does the result not match real mining?
A. Real revenue depends on pool fees, transaction fee revenue, ongoing difficulty adjustments, hardware downtime, cooling costs, and price volatility, which are not all captured here.
Q. Does this include hardware cost?
A. No. Capital cost of the miner itself is not amortized. To find true ROI you must factor in hardware purchase price and expected lifetime.
Q. How often should I update difficulty?
A. Bitcoin difficulty adjusts roughly every two weeks. For accurate estimates, refresh the difficulty value to the latest published number.