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How we write and check this site

We publish prices, profitability estimates and technical claims that people make real decisions on. This page explains where those numbers come from, who checks them, and how to tell us when we get something wrong.

  • Written in-house
  • Figures from our own operation
  • Corrections welcome

The short answer

Everything on this site is written in-house by the team that operates the hosting facility, and reviewed by our operations team before it is published. Rates, capacity, cooling specifications and hosting terms come from our own operation. Mining profitability figures are estimates, calculated at $0.075 USD per kWh (miner quantity and availability based), and we label them as estimates everywhere they appear. If you find an error, email admin@bitcoinminerhosting.com and we will correct the page.

At a glance

Who produces this site.

Editorial responsibility

PublisherHostAid Inc., operating as Bitcoin Miner Hosting
Head office180 Brodie Drive, Unit 5, Richmond Hill, ON L4B 3K8, Canada
Written byThe Bitcoin Miner Hosting editorial team, in-house
Reviewed byHostAid Inc. operations team — the people who run the facility
First-hand experienceHosting miners in Canada since 2013, in Quebec since 2016, in this facility since May 2018
Figures sourced fromOur own rate card, metered capacity and facility specifications
Profitability figuresEstimates at $0.075 USD per kWh (miner quantity and availability based), labelled as estimates
Last reviewedNovember 13, 2026
CorrectionsEmail admin@bitcoinminerhosting.com

Who writes this site

Every page on bitcoinminerhosting.com is written in-house by HostAid Inc. staff and reviewed by the operations team before it goes live. We do not buy content from freelance marketplaces, and we do not publish guest articles or sponsored posts.

That matters because most of what we publish is operational knowledge rather than research. When a page says the facility uses eight intake ducts and four exhausts, that is not sourced from an article — it is the building. When a page explains what breaks on an air-cooled ASIC first, it is because we replace those parts.

Our experience is specific and limited, and we try to write within it. We host air-cooled Bitcoin miners in Quebec. We are not a source on immersion cooling at scale, on mining in other jurisdictions, or on what the Bitcoin price will do.

Where the numbers come from

There are three kinds of number on this site, and we treat them differently.

The three kinds of figure we publish

Facts about our operationHosting rates, the 5-miner minimum, the $35 USD/miner racking fee, 530 miner spots, 156 Summer/Winter Air Filtration, the May 2018 start date. These come from our own records and rate card. If one changes, the site changes.
Manufacturer specificationsHashrate, wall power and efficiency for each ASIC. These are the manufacturers’ published figures for the model in question. Real-world draw varies with firmware, ambient temperature and tuning.
Profitability estimatesDaily profit per miner, monthly and yearly projections, and break-even electricity prices. All calculated at $0.075 USD per kWh (miner quantity and availability based) and derived from one consistent set of figures, so the calculator, the miner pages and the supported-miners table always agree. They are estimates.

Estimates are labelled as estimates, every time. Mining revenue depends on the Bitcoin price, network difficulty, transaction fees, pool fees and uptime — none of which we control and none of which we forecast. A page that implies otherwise is a page we need to fix.

What we will not publish

  • Guaranteed returns. No hosting provider can guarantee mining profit. Anyone who does is either confused or selling something.
  • Price predictions. We do not forecast the Bitcoin price, and our projections never assume it moves.
  • Invented reviews or ratings. We do not publish testimonials we cannot attribute, and we do not mark up ratings we collected about ourselves.
  • Uptime percentages we cannot evidence. If we quote an availability figure it will be measured, not aspirational.
  • Competitor claims we have not checked. We will describe industry practice in general terms rather than making specific claims about named competitors.
  • Financial or tax advice. We can tell you what a machine costs to run. What that means for your tax position is a question for your own accountant.

Conflicts of interest

We are not a neutral party and we will not pretend to be. We sell hosting, and we sell mining hardware. Every guide on this site is written by a company that benefits if you decide to host with us.

What we do about that: we publish the figures that work against us as readily as the ones that help. The Antminer T21 page says plainly that the machine is close to break-even at the top of our rate band. The profitability page says when mining does not make sense. The provider checklist includes questions we would rather not be asked.

If a page reads like an advertisement where it should read like information, that is a defect. Tell us.

How we use AI tools

We use AI tools in the production of this site, in the same way we use a spellchecker or a spreadsheet: for drafting, editing and checking consistency. We are telling you because the alternative — letting you assume otherwise — is not a standard we would want to hold anyone else to.

What that does not change is responsibility. Every page is reviewed by a person at this company before it is published, every operational fact is checked against our own records, and every figure is derived from one source of truth rather than written out by hand on each page. If a page contains an error, a person here published it and a person here will fix it.

What we do not do is publish unreviewed generated text, invent statistics, or produce pages whose only purpose is to exist for a search engine. If a page on this site does not help somebody make a hosting decision, it should not be here.

Updates and corrections

Pages carry a “last updated” date. We review the rate card, capacity figures and miner specifications whenever they change on our side, and at least twice a year regardless.

Corrections: email admin@bitcoinminerhosting.com with the page address and what is wrong. We will check it against our records, fix the page if you are right, and tell you either way. Substantive corrections change the “last updated” date on the page.

If something on this site contradicts something a member of our sales team told you, the person wins and the page is wrong — tell us so we can fix it. Call 1-866-480-3021 if it is urgent.

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Questions about anything we have published?

Call 1-866-480-3021 or email admin@bitcoinminerhosting.com. We would rather answer a hard question than have you act on a page we got wrong.