USD estimates · live mining data · editable assumptions
GPU, CPU, ASIC & AI Hosting Profit Calculator
Compare current mining estimates, AI GPU rental scenarios, electricity cost and heat load in one focused page. Every result is an estimate—not a quote or income guarantee.
GPU · CPU · ASIC
Crypto mining profitability
Select hardware to load the current Hashrate.no gross USD estimate and workload power benchmark. Then apply your own tariff, uptime and fees.
Current source data with local cost modelling
Mining scenario
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Best workload—Gross estimate—Power per device—Retrieved—
The feed is cached for speed. Revenue is the source’s current gross estimate; power shown above is per selected device; total hardware power below scales with the number of devices. Replace either field when you have measured data.
Add hardware cost for payback
Enter the total purchase and setup cost. The calculator will show simple payback when estimated monthly net is positive.
Select a platform and GPU to load the best official rate reference available. Provider rewards and customer marketplace prices are labelled separately so you can model revenue without mistaking a rental price for guaranteed host income.
Select a platform and GPU. The hourly rate remains editable so you can replace the reference with your own dashboard history.
Add hardware cost for payback
Enter the GPU, host and setup cost. The calculator will show simple payback when estimated monthly net is positive.
Gross / day$0.00
Gross / month$0.00
Average wall power0 W
Energy / month0.00 kWh
Electricity / day$0.00
Electricity / month$0.00
Platform deductions / day$0.00
Platform deductions / month$0.00
Estimated net / day$0.00
Estimated net / month$0.00
Estimated net / year$0.00
Simple paybackNot available
Estimated annual ROIAdd hardware cost
How to read this estimate: Vast uses live Hashrate.no host statistics when available; its hosting rates already exclude Vast platform fees, so the deduction field stays at 0% by default. Nosana can supply live provider rewards. OctaSpace is a live customer marketplace reference. Clore.ai uses a dated snapshot of public per-GPU on-demand listings and defaults to the documented 5% host-side on-demand deduction; idle-mining and token bonuses are excluded. Salad, TensorDock and RunPod use dated official snapshots until a stable public feed is available. Apply measured wall power and realistic paid utilisation. Tax, storage, bandwidth, repairs and cooling-system power are not included.
Official platform references
How each AI hosting source is used
Source figures are cached briefly for faster loading. Vast, Nosana and OctaSpace refresh from current public sources; Clore.ai, Salad, TensorDock and RunPod use dated official figures, and every assumption remains editable.
Live verified host statistics
Vast.ai
Hashrate.no’s current Vast table supplies verified host rates, rented and available counts, and a rounded power estimate at $0.10/kWh. Hosting rates already exclude the Vast platform fee.
The calculator uses Nosana's official provider earnings feed when available. Otherwise, it shows Nosana’s customer marketplace pricing clearly labelled as a market reference.
Public on-demand listings are sampled per GPU and shown as conservative, median and upper reference rates. The documented 5% host-side on-demand deduction is applied by default; paid occupancy, idle-mining income and optional token rewards remain separate assumptions.
Enter total measured wall power after the workload stabilises. This includes the CPU, fans, storage and PSU losses that software readings miss.
Electrical safety: confirm the meter, outlet and circuit are rated for the load. High-power ASIC circuits should be assessed by a qualified electrician.
Energy / day0.00 kWh
Grid energy / month0.00 kWh
Electricity / month$0.00
Electricity / year$0.00
Continuous heat0 BTU/h
Heat output0.00 kW
Cooling equivalent0.00 tons
Use estimates as a filter
Verify the circuit, network and workload before buying hardware.
Run the Workbench checklist next, then use measured operating data to replace every assumption in the calculator.