Zcash Mining Calculator

The Zcash mining calculator estimates daily ZEC profit from your Equihash Sol/s, watts, and electricity rate using live Zcash network difficulty and price. It is the same tool as the mining Zcash calculator and Zcash calculator mining form on this page.

A mining Zcash calculator is this page: mining Zcash on Equihash ASICs, then converting your share of network hashrate into coins per day, USD revenue, power cost, and Profit per Watt. CoinWarz defaults it to the Z15 Pro 840 KSol/s.

The Zcash hashrate calculator is the Sol/s field on this form. Change your mining hash rate to see how more or less Equihash capacity moves coins per day and net profit against live Zcash hashrate.

The Zcash miner calculator loads a listed Equihash ASIC (or custom Sol/s and watts) and returns daily profit, Profit per Watt, and break-even. Pick the Z15 or Z15 Pro above, or type your own miner specs.

Zcash calculator mining means running the numbers before you point hardware at ZEC: enter hashrate, power, and USD/kWh so Zcash calculator mining shows whether the machine clears electricity at today's difficulty and price.

The Zcash mining profit calculator is the results table below: hourly through annual revenue, power cost, pool fees, and net profit. Profit per Watt is the headline figure when your watts are the bottleneck.

The Zcash solo mining calculator is this same form with pool fee set to 0%. That models solo mining expected value (your hashrate share of block rewards, no pool cut). Solo variance is high on Equihash; most Zcash miners still join a pool.

Zcash earnings depend on three inputs: your hashrate, your power draw, and your electricity rate. Enter them above and the calculator applies the live ZEC price and network difficulty to return daily revenue, power cost, and net profit. As a reference point, the Bitmain Antminer Z15 PRO 840Kh/s (840000 Sol/s, 2,780 W) currently nets about $56.74 per day at $0.100/kWh.

It depends on your electricity rate and hardware efficiency far more than on the ZEC price alone. Power is the dominant recurring cost, which is why CoinWarz leads with Profit per Watt - net daily profit divided by watts drawn - instead of raw hashrate. At $0.100/kWh, the best-ranked ZEC miner on CoinWarz (Bitmain Antminer Z15 PRO 840Kh/s) nets about $56.74 per day, so efficient hardware on competitive power is currently in the black. Older machines at the same rate may not be.

ZEC mined per day = block reward × blocks per day × (your hashrate ÷ network hashrate). Network hashrate is estimated from on-chain difficulty and block times. Zcash averages 1,152 blocks per day with a 1.5625 ZEC reward. The default hardware on this page mines about 0.04376033 ZEC per day at current difficulty.

By Profit per Watt, the Bitmain Antminer Z15 PRO 840Kh/s currently leads the ZEC rankings at 840000 Sol/s and 2,780 W, earning about $0.020411 per watt per day. Rankings recalculate with live difficulty and price, so the leader changes as conditions move.

Revenue = coins mined per day × the live ZEC price, less the pool fee. Costs = (watts ÷ 1,000) × 24 × your USD/kWh rate. Net profit is revenue minus costs, and Profit per Watt divides that net figure by your power draw so machines of different sizes compare directly. The current ZEC network estimate is about 34.6 GH/s.

The Bitmain Antminer Z15 Pro 840 KSol/s is a 2,780 W Equihash ASIC and the default hardware on the Zcash mining calculator. Zcash miner Z15 Pro profitability is live ZEC revenue minus electricity at your USD/kWh rate. At $0.10/kWh it currently nets about $56.74 per day ($0.020411 per watt). Open the Z15 Pro page for Zcash miner Z15 Pro price and a 30-day profit chart.