Mining Profitability Calculator

Bitcoin Mining Profitability Calculator

Estimate daily profit, monthly profit, and break-even time for your chosen miner based on your electricity cost.

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Profit estimates adjust automatically with the live Bitcoin price. Network difficulty and pool conditions are not updated in real time.

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Select a miner from your catalogue, set electricity cost, and show estimated daily, monthly, and ROI figures.

Miner Select a miner, adjust your electricity cost, and view estimated profitability instantly.

Electricity cost (£/kWh)

Pool fee (%)

Uptime (%)

Base daily revenue at reference BTC price (£) Autofills from the selected miner. Live BTC price then adjusts this revenue estimate automatically.

Estimates are based on the selected miner's hashrate, power usage, pool fee, and daily revenue benchmark.

Estimated results

Figures update instantly in the browser.

Daily profit

£0.00

Based on current assumptions

Monthly profit

£0.00

Daily profit × 30

Break-even time

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Using current product price

Yearly ROI

12-month profit ÷ hardware price

Breakdown

Product price£0.00

Hashrate0 TH/s

Power draw0 W

Electricity per day£0.00

Gross revenue per day£0.00

Pool fee per day£0.00

Net revenue per day£0.00

Estimates only. Actual results change with BTC price, network difficulty, pool payout method, uptime, PSU efficiency, and maintenance.

These estimates are based on pool mining Bitcoin (SHA-256). Solo mining results will vary significantly and may produce no rewards over long periods. Actual earnings depend on Bitcoin price, network difficulty, uptime, and mining pool performance.

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Bitcoin Mining Profitability Calculator UK

Our Bitcoin mining profitability calculator helps you estimate how much you could earn from ASIC mining hardware in the UK. By entering your electricity cost and selecting a miner, you can quickly see estimated daily, monthly, and yearly profits.

What is Bitcoin mining profitability?

Bitcoin mining profitability is the amount of profit a mining machine generates after electricity and operating costs are deducted. It changes depending on Bitcoin price, mining difficulty, and hardware efficiency.

How is mining profit calculated?

Mining profit is calculated by subtracting electricity costs and pool fees from your daily mining revenue.

Electricity costs in the UK

Electricity is the biggest cost for UK miners. The average electricity rate is around £0.28 per kWh, which significantly impacts profitability and break-even time.

What affects mining profitability?

Bitcoin price

Higher Bitcoin prices increase mining revenue, while lower prices reduce profitability.

Network difficulty

As more miners join the network, difficulty increases, reducing earnings per machine.

Power consumption

More efficient miners use less electricity and generate higher profits over time.