Bitcoin miner hosting, from $0.059/kWh
You own the machine. We run it in our renewable-powered data centers and pass the electricity through at cost. Every sat it mines lands in your wallet — wild sats, minted by your own rig, yours from the first block.
Hosting that only wins when you do
Most hosting deals bury the economics in the fine print. Ours fit in four sentences.
No profit on the hardware. No profit on the power. Just mining.
Hardware and power, both at cost
We buy the rigs at cost and pass them through at cost — we do not profit on the machine you have to buy from us. Electricity works the same way: you pay what the facility pays, from $0.059/kWh, published on this page, on the store and in each site's service agreement.
Your rig, your Bitcoin
The machine has your name on it, not a share of a pool of hashrate. Payouts go directly to the wallet you control. We never take custody of your Bitcoin.
A guarantee with numbers in it
Every site carries an annual rig performance guarantee written into its service agreement — if your machine underdelivers against it over the year, you are credited per the agreement.
We only earn when you stack
Our management fee is 15%, charged only on the Bitcoin your rig actually produces. A machine that is not hashing earns us nothing — which is exactly why we keep yours hashing.
Two live sites. Pick your power.
Hydropower in Paraguay at our lowest rate, or wind power on US soil in Texas. Same model everywhere: at-cost power, your rig, your wallet.
17.5 MW under management, on energy 20% cleaner than the Bitcoin network.
| Data center | Electricity | Performance guarantee | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paraguay 100% hydropower, expanded from 6 MW to 9 MW to meet demand. | $0.059/kWh | 90% | Hashing in under 30 days |
| Texas About 80% carbon-free power via a co-located wind farm, on US soil. | $0.062/kWh | 95% | Hashing in 2-4 weeks |
Norway (99% carbon-free, heat reuse) and South Dakota are currently full — new capacity opens to consultation clients first.
The full terms are public, not on request: read the current service agreement for Paraguay and Texas before you commit a dollar.
From checkout to hashing in three steps
Hands-off does not mean opaque. Here is the whole pipeline.
1. Pick your rig
Choose a miner on the store at live prices — the bundle covers the machine, setup, import and the first month of service. No surprise line items later.
2. We rack it and run it
Your machine is deployed, powered and monitored around the clock in the data center you chose. You follow its hashrate and its bill from your dashboard — the site team handles the hardware, so you never have to.
3. You stack wild sats
Mining payouts flow straight to your own wallet. Fresh Bitcoin, minted by your machine — never touched by an exchange, never held by us.
This is not cloud mining
Cloud mining sells you a contract on someone else’s hashrate: you rent a number on a screen, and when the contract ends you own nothing. Hosting is the opposite. You own a specific machine with a serial number, hosted in a specific facility you can name, mining to a wallet only you control.
If the machine appreciates, that is yours. When you want out, the rig is yours to resell. The difference between renting hashrate and owning a miner is the difference between a subscription and an asset.
Cloud mining rents. You own.
Bitcoin miner hosting, question by question
What does Bitcoin miner hosting cost?
Electricity runs $0.059–$0.062/kWh depending on the site, passed through at cost, plus a 15% management fee charged only on the Bitcoin your rig produces. Getting started — the Bitmain S21 XP 270TH, setup, import and first month — is $3,275 today on the store. The full breakdown, updated daily from the store, is on our pricing page.
What does the management fee cover?
Everything between the plug and your wallet: deployment, around-the-clock operation and monitoring, and the site work that keeps your rig hashing. The fee is 15% of mined Bitcoin — if your machine produces nothing, we earn nothing.
Do I actually own the miner?
Yes — a specific machine with a serial number, not a share of a pool. It is yours to keep, and yours to resell when you want out. Your Bitcoin never passes through our hands: payouts go from the pool to your own wallet.
Can you host miners I already own?
Our standard offering is a rig purchased through store.sazmining.com, deployed in our own facilities — that is how we keep pricing and performance guarantees clean. If you already own machines, talk with a founder: capacity and supported models vary by site.
Which data center should I choose?
Paraguay is our lowest rate on 100% hydropower. Texas costs slightly more, runs on about 80% carbon-free wind, and keeps your machine on US soil. Both run the same model: at-cost power, your rig, your wallet.
What happens if my miner goes down?
Each site carries an annual rig performance guarantee — 90% (Paraguay), 95% (Texas) — written into its service agreement. Our team works to keep every machine hashing; if yours underdelivers against the guarantee over the year, you are credited per the agreement.
How fast am I mining?
Rigs in stock are typically hashing in under 30 days from purchase. You will see your machine live on your dashboard the moment it starts.
Is this cloud mining?
No. Cloud mining rents you hashrate on hardware you will never own. With hosting you buy the machine, we run it for you, and everything it mines is yours — wild sats, straight to your wallet.
Ready to put a miner to work?
Pick a rig. Pick a site. Start stacking.
Mining returns depend on the Bitcoin price, network difficulty and pool luck, and can go down as well as up. Nothing on this page is financial advice.