Who turnkey Bitcoin mining is for
Our complete solutions are built for individual investors, corporations and financial institutions that want exposure to Bitcoin mining without building an operations team from scratch. Some clients want machines running in days; others want a dedicated facility of their own. We support both.
Option 1: turnkey hosting in our Quebec facility
The fastest route is hosting in our filtered-air-cooled facility near Montreal. Bring your own miner + hosting if you already own hardware, or choose an equipment + hosting package and we source the miners for you. Your mining operation will be set up within one to two business days, depending on the size of your purchase. All you have to do is provide payment and send us your mining pool preferences.
Hosting is all-inclusive at $0.072 to $0.089 USDT per kWh, the minimum order is 5 miners, the racking fee is $35 USD per miner one time per connection or boxing out, and miner box storage is free. See our hosting plans for the full terms.
What a turnkey hosting order includes
A turnkey hosting order covers everything needed to get miners hashing: hardware sourcing if you choose an equipment + hosting package, delivery to our racks, racking and cabling, network configuration, pool setup with your own pool details, and ongoing monitoring. Onsite miner repairs and part replacement are available throughout, and your original boxes are stored free of charge until you need them.
From agreement to hashing
The sequence is simple. First, we agree on the miners, quantity and term, and sign a hosting agreement. Second, your miners are shipped to us, or sourced by us for a package. Third, our technicians rack and configure them, usually within one to two business days of arrival. From then on, you watch your hashrate in your pool dashboard while we keep the machines running.
Option 2: building your own mining data center
For larger deployments we help plan, build and run dedicated sites. Planning starts with finding potential locations, assessing power rates and expansion options, estimating construction and maintenance costs, and working through landlord and contract negotiations. Construction covers electrical and ventilation design, racking and network planning, access and security monitoring, and purchasing and deploying the mining equipment.
Why site selection makes or breaks a mine
Electricity is the largest ongoing cost of any mining operation, so the power rate and the amount of power available for future expansion matter more than almost anything else. Climate matters next: in a cold region such as Quebec, outside air does much of the cooling work, which keeps operating costs down. Air filtration matters too, because dust shortens miner life. Connectivity, building structure and the terms of the lease or power contract complete the picture.
Hosting or building: how to decide
Hosting makes sense when speed and simplicity matter most: you can be mining within days, with no construction, staffing or power contracts to negotiate, and you can scale by adding miners to an existing facility. Building your own site makes sense for very large, long-term deployments where owning the infrastructure and negotiating power directly can justify the time and capital involved. Many clients start by hosting, learn how their fleet performs, and only then decide whether a dedicated facility is worth it.
Questions to answer before you start
Every successful mining project starts with a few decisions. What is your budget for hardware, and do you already own miners? How quickly do you want to be hashing? Do you want hosted machines with no operations to run, or your own facility? Which models fit your budget and margin targets? Once those answers are clear, we can recommend whether to bring your own miner + hosting, choose an equipment + hosting package, or plan a dedicated site, and give you a quote to match.
Running the operation day to day
Once a site is live, the work shifts to operations: hiring and training staff, managing mining software and pools, monitoring equipment, handling repairs and part replacement, improving infrastructure and reporting to owners. Our team has run mining hardware in Canada since 2013 and brings that experience to every client. To discuss a project, book a consultation.