Cloud mining options with clear assumptions.
Use hosted mining capacity without keeping loud ASIC hardware at home. Choose a plan, review the assumptions, and understand the risks before starting.
Starter Hashpower
Entry-level exposure for beginners who want to learn how hosted mining works.
- Small hosted hashrate allocation
- Monthly performance report
- Beginner onboarding
- No hardware at home
Growth Hashpower
For users who want a larger hosted allocation and clearer monthly tracking.
- Higher hashrate allocation
- Monthly revenue and cost breakdown
- Priority support
- Upgrade path to hardware ownership
Private Hosting
For customers who want dedicated hardware hosted and managed through BitStick.
- Dedicated miner options
- Hosting and maintenance
- Power and cooling planning
- Custom reporting
How cloud mining should be presented
Cloud mining must be extremely transparent. Customers should understand what they are buying, how revenue is calculated, what fees apply, and why payouts can change.
- No guaranteed profit language
- Show mining difficulty and coin price risk
- Explain management and electricity fees
- Publish realistic example calculations
- Offer direct contact before purchase
Cloud mining FAQ
Do I own the hardware?
In standard cloud mining, you buy access to hosted hashpower. In private hosting, you may own dedicated hardware depending on the agreement.
Are profits guaranteed?
No. Mining revenue changes constantly. BitStick should only show estimates based on clear assumptions.
Can I upgrade later?
Yes, cloud mining can be positioned as a starting point before buying dedicated hardware or hosted miners.
What fees apply?
List electricity, maintenance, management and pool fees clearly before checkout.