Session guide
Arrive ready to pressure-test the mining model
A short preparation path so your advisory hour goes into tariffs, hashprice cases, and break-even—not hunting for PDFs.
Documents worth gathering
- Latest electricity bill with demand and energy charges visible
- Machine inventory with model, wattage, and purchase month
- Pool fee schedule and average orphan or stale share notes
- Any curtailment or peak-limit notices from the past twelve months
- Cooling or HVAC adders if they sit on a separate meter
Flow
From request to written cost map
Send the booking note
Tell us whether you need profitability analysis, a break-even clinic, or a cost monitoring checkup, plus two preferred dates.
Upload the packet
We confirm receipt within one business day and flag missing tariff pages before the session clock starts.
Live working hour
We build or revise the model together so you see which inputs move break-even the most for your hall.
Cost map delivery
Within three business days you receive the written summary and may use one short clarification call.
Questions that sharpen the first half-hour
Decide in advance whether the session should answer a purchase go/no-go, a tariff renewal, or a monitoring cadence. Naming that goal keeps hashprice debate from swallowing the cost discussion.
If you operate across more than one meter, note which machines sit on which feed. Mixed residential and industrial rates are a common source of optimistic break-even estimates.