Crypto Mining Profitability Calculator

Calculate mining revenue, electricity costs, and profitability. See ROI timeline and break-even.

TH/s
W
$/kWh
%
$

Daily Profit

-$4.98

Monthly Profit

-$149.45

ROI

Never

Revenue & Costs

Daily Revenue$2.82
Daily Electricity Cost$7.80
Daily Profit-$4.98
Monthly Revenue$84.55
Monthly Cost$234.00
Monthly Profit-$149.45
Annual Revenue$1,028.67
Annual Cost$2,847.00
Annual Profit-$1,818.33

ROI Analysis

Hardware Investment$5,000.00
Months to Break EvenNever
Break-Even DateN/A
Daily BTC Mined0.00003969

Use the Crypto Mining Profitability Calculator above to calculate your results. Enter your values and see instant results — all calculations run in your browser.

Disclaimer: This calculator is for informational purposes only and does not constitute tax, financial, or legal advice. Results are estimates based on the information you provide and current rates. Always consult a qualified tax professional or financial advisor for advice specific to your situation.

How It Works

Unlock your potential crypto mining profits! Our calculator meticulously estimates your revenue, electricity expenses, and overall profitability for 2026, considering factors like projected network difficulty and coin prices. Understand your financial outlook before you invest.

We calculate revenue by multiplying your hash rate by the estimated block reward (adjusted for network difficulty and pool fees) and the projected cryptocurrency price. Electricity costs are derived from your miner's power consumption and your energy rate. Profit is then revenue minus electricity, leading to ROI and break-even estimations.

Always factor in potential increases in network difficulty and future coin price volatility; these can significantly impact profitability. Don't forget to account for pool fees and hardware depreciation in your long-term projections.

Example: Mining Ethereum Classic (ETC) in 2026

  1. 1 Input: Hash Rate = 500 MH/s, Power Consumption = 1200W, Electricity Cost = $0.15/kWh, Pool Fee = 1%, ETC Price (projected 2026) = $35, ETC Block Reward (projected 2026) = 2.5 ETC
  2. 2 Calculate: Daily Revenue = (500 MH/s / Global Network Hash Rate) * Block Reward * ETC Price * (1 - Pool Fee). Daily Electricity Cost = (1200W / 1000) * 24 hours * $0.15/kWh. Daily Profit = Daily Revenue - Daily Electricity Cost.
  3. 3 Result: Estimated Daily Revenue = $12.50, Estimated Daily Electricity Cost = $4.32, Estimated Daily Profit = $8.18. Monthly Profit = $245.40. ROI Timeline (assuming miner cost $1500) = ~6.1 months.
  4. 4 Context: This example shows a positive daily profit and a relatively quick ROI for a specific ETC mining setup in 2026. However, these figures are projections and can change based on market conditions and network adjustments. Always re-evaluate your inputs.

Source: IRS — Digital Assets · Last updated: April 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Is crypto mining still profitable in 2026?
Profitability depends heavily on your electricity cost, hardware efficiency, and the current crypto price. Mining is most profitable with electricity below $0.08/kWh and efficient ASIC hardware. Many hobbyist miners operate at a loss after accounting for hardware and power costs.
How do I calculate mining profitability?
Subtract electricity cost (watts x hours x electricity rate) and hardware depreciation from daily mining revenue (based on hashrate and current difficulty/price). Online mining calculators automate this using your hashrate, power draw, and local electricity rate.
What is the biggest cost in crypto mining?
Electricity is the largest ongoing expense, typically accounting for 60-80% of operational costs. Hardware is the largest upfront cost but is a one-time purchase. Cooling, maintenance, and internet are minor costs. Location (cheap power) is the most important factor for profitability.