Host a Single Bitcoin Miner — No Technical Skills Required
You can start mining Bitcoin without running hardware at home. Fathom Labs hosts individual miners — as few as one machine — at our Southeast Texas facility for a flat $0.07 per kWh, all-in. You own the hardware, we handle everything else, and mining rewards go directly to you.
Why Hobbyists Choose Hosted Mining
No noise, heat, or electrical work at home
An ASIC miner like the Whatsminer M70S draws 3,500 W and produces significant heat and noise — not practical in a home or apartment. At our Southeast Texas facility, all of that happens off your property. No panel upgrades, no ventilation modifications, no complaints from neighbors.
We handle setup and day-to-day operations
From racking and wiring to pool configuration, firmware updates, and hardware monitoring, our team manages the operational side completely. You don't need to understand how an ASIC works, how mining pools operate, or how to configure network settings.
Simple, predictable flat-rate pricing
One rate: $0.07 per kWh, all-in. No performance fees, no tiered billing. A miner drawing 3,500 W running continuously costs approximately $176 per month in electricity. The one-time $1,020 per-machine onboarding fee covers insurance, installation, shipping, and import duty — you know your full cost structure upfront.
You retain full ownership of the hardware
The machine is yours throughout the hosting period. Whether you buy from us or ship your own hardware, we have no ownership stake in the machine or its mining output. If you want to retrieve your miner, you can.
How It Works
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Buy a miner or ship your existing hardware
Purchase a Whatsminer M70, M70S, or M73 directly from us, or ship an ASIC you already own to our Southeast Texas facility. We accept miners purchased from any vendor.
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We install it at our Southeast Texas facility
Our team racks, wires, and configures your machine on-site. Onboarding typically takes 1 to 14 days after hardware arrives, depending on scheduling and the number of units.
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Your miner runs at $0.07 per kWh, all-in
Your hardware operates continuously on Texas grid power at our flat $0.07/kWh rate — no performance fees, no tiered billing, no hidden charges.
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You receive the mining output
Mining rewards go to your designated Bitcoin address or pool payout account. You retain full ownership of the hardware throughout the hosting period.
Pricing
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Electricity rate | $0.07 / kWh, all-in |
| One-time onboarding fee | $1,020 per machine (insurance, installation, shipping, import duty) |
| Due at signup | First month electricity + 1 month electricity deposit |
Honest Expectations
Bitcoin mining is not a guaranteed investment. Whether you earn more or less than your electricity costs depends on Bitcoin's market price and global network mining difficulty — both of which change continuously and are entirely outside Fathom Labs' control.
We provide competitive infrastructure at $0.07/kWh; we cannot and do not guarantee any financial return. Use our profitability calculator to model scenarios →
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can a complete beginner do this?
- Yes. You don't need any technical knowledge of bitcoin mining hardware, pools, or electricity management to get started. We configure and manage everything at the facility on your behalf.
- Can I host just one miner? What is the minimum?
- We accept as few as 1 unit. Individual and first-time miners are welcome — you don't need a large fleet to get started.
- What are the full costs?
- The electricity rate is $0.07 per kWh, all-in. There is a one-time per-machine onboarding fee of $1,020 covering insurance, installation, shipping, and import duty. At signup you pay one month of estimated electricity in advance plus a one-month refundable deposit.
- Do I own the miner?
- Yes — the hardware belongs to you throughout the hosting period. Whether you buy from us or ship your own machine, we have no ownership stake in the hardware or its mining output.
- Is Bitcoin mining guaranteed to be profitable?
- No — and anyone who claims otherwise is misleading you. Mining profitability depends on Bitcoin's market price, global network difficulty, and your miner's efficiency, all of which fluctuate continuously and are entirely outside our control. We provide competitive infrastructure; we do not and cannot guarantee any financial return.
- What happens if my miner has a hardware problem?
- Our team monitors hardware on-site and will notify you of any issues. Repairs are the responsibility of the hardware owner, but we can help coordinate warranty claims or source replacement parts. Contact us for details on maintenance support.
Ready to start mining?
Tell us what hardware you have (or want) and we'll walk you through the next steps.