ASIC hosting in the US and Canada, since 2017
Hosts in our network list all-in rates from 5.75¢ to 8.5¢ per kWh, depending on the site and how many miners you bring. Send your models, fleet size and target rate, and we’ll send the hosts that fit.
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— Bob Spiegel, Founder, QuoteColo
Matching miners with hosts since 2017
Mining hosts in our network
For miners: hosts pay us
Lowest listed all-in rate, 300+ miners
All-in ¢/kWh by the number of miners you bring. Competitive all-in hosting in North America runs about 6–8¢; a reliable host below 6¢ is rare and usually wants 300+ machines.
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| Host location | Host since | Under 50 miners, ¢/kWh | 51–99, ¢/kWh | 100–299, ¢/kWh | 300+, ¢/kWh |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nebraska | 2019 | 7.5¢ | 7.25¢ | 7¢ | 6.5¢ |
| Upstate New York | 2019 | Not offered | 7.5¢ | 7¢ | 6.5¢ |
| North Dakota | 2025 | Not offered | 6.5¢ | 6.5¢ | 5.75¢ |
| Indiana | 2025 | Not offered | 6.5¢ | 6¢ | 5.75¢ |
| Washington | 2020 | Not offered | 7.5¢ | 7.25¢ | 7¢ |
| Missouri | 2020 | 8.5¢ | 7.5¢ | 7.25¢ | 7.1¢ |
| Kansas | 2019 | Not offered | Not offered | Not offered | 6.3¢ |
| Quebec, Canada | 2019 | 7.25¢ | 7¢ | 7¢ | 6.9¢ |
All-in rates as listed by hosts in our network, last updated August 2026. The hosts list brackets of under 50 and 51–99 miners; for a fleet of exactly 50, ask us which rate applies. Rates change often and differ on deposit, term and minimums, so treat them as a starting point, not a quote. One 3,000 W miner at 7¢ costs about $151.20 a month (3 kW × 24 h × 30 days × $0.07). .
Fleet size, target rate and what you own decide which hosts are worth a call.
You haveUnder 50 miners, starting small
We match you toBYOM and buy & host sites that take small fleets: 3 of the 8 hosts above do.
You haveA target of 6–7.5¢ per kWh all-in
We match you toLow-cost grid and hydro sites, such as North Dakota, Texas, Alberta and Oregon.
You have300+ miners or a MW-scale fleet
We match you toHosts with volume rates, including the 5.75–6.5¢ tier.
You haveYour own land, stranded gas or solar
We match you toContainer and behind-the-meter operators, and JV partners.
You haveMiners or containers to buy or sell
We match you toQuoteColo marketplace listings for miners, containers and farms.
How it works
You buy the miners from the host, which installs, powers, cools and maintains them. Rewards go to your wallet.
Upfront cost
Higher: the miners and the hosting. Some hosts mark up the hardware, so compare the miner price too.
Repairs and warranty
The host sold you the hardware, so it has more reason to help with warranty and repairs.
Best for
New miners and passive investors without low-cost power of their own.
How it works
You ship miners you already own to the host, sign a hosting agreement, and the host installs and runs them.
Upfront cost
Lower: hosting only, plus shipping and setup. No markup on hardware.
Repairs and warranty
Often yours. Some hosts don’t cover repairs or replacements; ask before you ship.
Best for
Experienced miners who own ASICs and want full control. Your model must fit the site’s power and cooling.
We already hold rates, minimums and terms from 30+ hosts, so a request doesn’t start a round of calls.
Miner models, how many, your target all-in rate, BYOM or buy & host, and when you want to start.
Rates, fleet minimums and terms from the hosts in our network, by location.
Rate, deposit, term and uptime terms for each, by email.
You contract with the host directly and ship from your supplier straight to the site.
Red flags: guaranteed returns, all-in rates under 6¢ from a host nobody can vouch for, and a vague location or owner.
Hosting contract
What it has to state, line by line
All-in rate. Power, cooling, space, network and basic maintenance in one rate. Anything billed outside it changes the math.
Uptime and curtailment. 95–97% is normal for mining, about 22 hours a month offline at 97%.
Deposit and term. Longer terms usually price lower but lock you in.
Rate lock. Locks of 12–24 months are common; check the rate after the lock.
Fees. Compare offers on the total, not the headline ¢/kWh.
Hardware fit. Your exact model has to match the site’s power and cooling.
Repairs. Some hosts don’t repair client-owned units; warranty depends on the maker and the unit’s age.
Access and pools. You keep the choice of pool and see hashrate, temperature and power remotely.
Equipment and sites listed on the QuoteColo marketplace. Parties do their own due diligence.
Your price is the same as going direct.
From 500+ providers. No sales calls, no long forms.
5,000+ clients helped.
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Hosts in our network list all-in rates from 5.75¢ to 8.5¢ per kWh, and most competitive offers land at 6–8¢. The lowest rates need 300+ miners; fleets under 50 pay more, and only 3 of the 8 hosts in our table take them. All-in should cover power, cooling, space, network and basic maintenance, so check what each host leaves out.
Multiply the miner’s power in kW by the hours in the month and the all-in rate: kW × 24 × 30 × $/kWh. One 3,000 W miner at 7¢ costs about $151.20 a month (3 × 24 × 30 × 0.07). Use the miner’s rated wall power, not its hashrate, and run the same math for each host you compare.
Yes. Most hosts in our network take client-owned miners as well as buy & host. Your model has to match the site’s power and cooling, and some hosts don’t cover repairs or replacements on client-owned units, so ask before you ship. Tell us the exact models and we match them to hosts that take them.
Some hosts can, but most mining sites are air-cooled. Hydro units such as the S21 XP Hydro need a site built for water cooling, and immersion needs tanks and a host that supports them. Tell us the model and cooling type, and we only send hosts that already run that setup.
It depends on the host. Some fold everything into the all-in rate; others add per-machine setup, monthly service or repair fees. A deposit of one to three months is common. Ask each host for every fee in writing, and compare offers on the total, not the headline ¢/kWh.
Yes, and it is usually the best way: you save a second shipment and the handling. Have the supplier ship straight to the hosting site, with the host’s receiving details. The host unpacks, installs and connects the miners to your pool. For cross-border shipments, ask the host who handles customs.
For mining, yes: 95–97% is the normal range. 97% means about 22 hours offline a month, which is fine for ASICs but not for servers, where colocation runs at Tier III, 99.98% and up. Ask how planned curtailment and outages are counted and whether downtime past the SLA is credited.
Deposits of one to three months and terms of 12 to 36 months are common. Longer terms usually get a lower rate but less flexibility, and rate locks of 12 to 24 months are typical. Check what happens to the rate after the lock and the notice you need to give to leave.
Yes. You don’t pay us. Hosts share their existing standard sales commission with QuoteColo, so there’s no added fee or markup on your hosting rate. You sign directly with the host, at its own rate.
Across the US and Canada. The hosts in our rate table are in Nebraska, Upstate New York, North Dakota, Indiana, Washington, Missouri, Kansas and Quebec, and we also work with low-cost grid and hydro sites in Texas, Alberta and Oregon. Tell us your target rate and we’ll show you where it can be met.
