Why mine?
What do you think the price of Bitcoin will be in three years? Adjust the slider.
* What we assume
- Price path. Bitcoin moves in a straight line from today’s price to the number you entered. That is not a forecast — it is the simplest path that ends where you said.
- Production. Sats per month come from the live figure our platform quotes for each rig at today’s difficulty, net of Sazmining’s management fee and scaled to the site’s rig-performance guarantee. Same number as our pricing page.
- Difficulty. Held flat unless you change it. Historically it rises; the selector lets you see what that does.
- Halving. The block subsidy halves around April 2028 (block 1,050,000). We cut production in half from that month on.
- What you save. The value of the Bitcoin you mined, at your three-year price, minus everything you paid to mine it. It is what buying those same coins at your price would cost you over what mining them did.
- Costs. Rig price, setup and import as listed on /pricing, with 5% off the rig and the monthly fee for paying in Bitcoin or stablecoin. Service fee is electricity at the site’s rate — no markup. Each rig says whether it is brand new or a pre-owned, field-tested unit. Hardware is written off to zero; any resale value is upside we do not count.
- Rig data and Bitcoin price as of October 28, 2026. Not financial advice.
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Everything scales with the number of rigs.
Bitcoin Mining Calculator – Calculate Your Mining Costs and Maximize Profits
Bitcoin mining is a part of the blockchain network. It allows miners to validate transactions and earn rewards in BTC. However, mining profitability depends on several factors, including electricity costs, hardware efficiency, and Bitcoin’s price fluctuations.
Our Bitcoin Mining Calculator helps you estimate your potential earnings by analyzing key mining variables. Whether you are just starting or looking to optimize your mining operation, this tool provides the insights you need to make data-driven decisions.
What Affects Bitcoin Mining Profitability?
Mining Bitcoin is not as simple as plugging in a device and earning rewards. Several factors impact your profitability, including:
Electricity Costs
Electricity is the biggest expense in Bitcoin mining. Countries or regions with lower electricity prices have a competitive advantage. Sazmining helps miners access low-cost, renewable energy sources to improve profitability.
Bitcoin Network Difficulty
Bitcoin adjusts its mining difficulty every 2016 blocks (approximately every two weeks). If more miners join the network, the difficulty increases, making mining more competitive. Our Bitcoin Profit Calculator helps you assess whether your setup remains profitable as difficulty changes.
Bitcoin Market Price
Since miners are rewarded in BTC, the value of Bitcoin directly impacts profits. If Bitcoin’s price rises, mining becomes more profitable. If the price drops, mining rewards may not cover operational costs.
Hardware Efficiency
Mining hardware is measured by its hash rate per watt. More efficient miners generate more BTC with lower electricity consumption. Newer models like the S21 and S21Pro improve profitability due to their advanced efficiency.
Mining Pool Fees
Solo mining is difficult, so most miners join mining pools to increase their chances of earning rewards. Pools take a small percentage of earnings, which impacts net profitability.
Sazmining: The Best Choice for Sustainable Bitcoin Mining
Bitcoin mining has faced criticism due to its energy consumption, but we are committed to making it sustainable.
Cleaner Than the Network
We operate mining facilities powered by hydropower and other clean energy sources. This reduces environmental impact while keeping operational costs low.
Transparent Pricing
Many mining hosting services charge hidden fees. With us, you only pay for the electricity you use. No surprise charges or unexpected costs.
Hassle-Free Mining Experience
Setting up and managing mining hardware can be complex. Sazmining handles everything, from shipping and installation to ongoing maintenance. You get a fully managed mining solution without the technical headaches.
Maximized Profitability
By using the Bitcoin ROI Calculator, you can track your investment’s performance.
Bitcoin Mining Calculator Questions
What is the current cost to mine one Bitcoin?
As of October 28, 2026, a Bitmain S21 XP 270TH (270 TH/s, 3.65 kW) hosted in Paraguay at Sazmining's $0.059/kWh mines one Bitcoin for about $50,431 in energy. That rig earns about 295,506 sats a month on a service fee of about $157. Figures assume payment in Bitcoin or stablecoin, which takes 5% off. What you save is the gap between that energy cost and whatever a Bitcoin costs on an exchange. The calculator above takes that gap three years out: pick the price you expect and it shows what the Bitcoin you mine would be worth.
How does the Bitcoin mining calculator work?
You set one number: where you think Bitcoin will be in three years. The calculator takes what your rig mines per month at live network conditions — currently about 1,059 EH/s of network hash rate — halves it at the next halving, and adds it up over three years. It then sets the value of that Bitcoin at your price against everything you pay to mine it: rig, setup, import and service fees. The gap is what you save compared with buying the same Bitcoin. Every price comes from the same store as checkout, so the calculator cannot quote you a number the shop will not honour.
Is Bitcoin mining still profitable?
It depends almost entirely on what you pay per kWh. At Paraguay's $0.059/kWh, mining a Bitcoin costs about $50,431 in energy as of October 28, 2026; you profit by whatever the market charges above that, and you stop profiting when it charges less. Raise the power rate far enough and the spread closes on its own. This is why the hosting rate, not the hardware, is the number worth negotiating hardest.
What does it cost to start mining Bitcoin?
A rig plus its setup, import and Prepaid Monthly Service Fee — priced per site on our pricing page, which reads from the same store as checkout. There is no minimum contract and no markup on electricity: power is billed at cost, and Sazmining takes a management fee rather than a cut of what you mine.
Figures calculated October 28, 2026 from live network conditions and the published Paraguay rate. Bitcoin's price and network difficulty move daily — use the calculator above to project your own, or compare every live site on the pricing page.
Start Mining Bitcoin
Understanding mining costs is key to maximizing profitability. With the Sazmining Bitcoin Mining Calculator, you can analyze your potential earnings and make smart investment decisions.
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