The Simple Mining Bitcoin Mining Calculator estimates your mining profitability from your hashrate, power rate, and hosting fee using live Bitcoin price and network difficulty. It also forecasts ROI, backtests historical profitability, models financing, and compares mining versus buying Bitcoin.
Overview
What the tool does, and how to read the numbers.
A Bitcoin mining calculator estimates your potential earnings from a few inputs: hashrate, power consumption, your hosting rate, and the current Bitcoin price. The Simple Mining Bitcoin Mining Calculator does this with live Bitcoin price and network difficulty, and unlike most calculators it also forecasts ROI, backtests historical profitability, models financing, and compares mining versus buying Bitcoin. Enter your hardware's hashrate, hosting rate per kWh, power draw, and pool fee to see daily, monthly, and yearly results. Hashrate is the biggest lever on output, so compare machines before you commit.
FAQ
Enter your miner's hashrate, power draw, hosting rate, and pool fee into the calculator above. It pulls live Bitcoin price and network difficulty and returns your daily, monthly, and yearly profit. For the full method, see Is Bitcoin Mining Still Profitable in 2026?
Daily power cost is (miner wattage ÷ 1,000) × 24 × your $/kWh rate. The calculator applies this automatically from your machine's wattage and hosting rate, then subtracts it from revenue to show net profit.
Divide your hardware cost by your daily net profit to get the days to break even. The calculator's ROI Outlook shows the payback period in months, and the advanced forecast models break-even under changing price and difficulty. For deeper cost math, see our real cost of Bitcoin mining breakdown.
Yes. The advanced forecast models BTC price growth, network difficulty growth, uptime, pool fees, power cost, transaction fee share, halving impact, BTC held or sold, salvage value, and optional debt financing.
Yes. The historical backtest estimates how your selected miner setup would have performed over prior months using historical BTC price, network difficulty, subsidy, and transaction fee data.
The calculator pulls live Bitcoin price and network difficulty, so its snapshot of daily profit is accurate for current conditions. Longer-range forecasts depend on the price and difficulty growth you assume, which no tool can predict with certainty.
Start mining
Profit comes down to what you pay per kWh. Simple Mining hosts miners at $0.07 to $0.08/kWh with 95%+ uptime, and a 7-day free trial at 100 TH/s lets you prove the numbers before you commit.
