NoxHash Pricing Guide — Which Mining Plan Is Right for You in 2026
Compare NoxHash Basic, Standard, Pro, and Enterprise mining plans in 2026. See hashrate, power, monthly cost, rental discounts, and which tier fits you.
NoxHash offers four Bitcoin mining plans in 2026: Basic ($20/mo, 50 TH/s), Standard ($50/mo, 150 TH/s), Pro ($100/mo, 350 TH/s), and Enterprise ($250/mo, 1,000 TH/s). Pick Basic to test the platform, Standard to scale, Pro for the best ROI leverage per dollar, or Enterprise for the lowest price per TH/s at whale scale.
The Four NoxHash Plans at a Glance
Every NoxHash plan mines Bitcoin via SHA-256 on the same Antminer S21 and WhatsMiner fleet in our Kazakhstan data center. What changes between tiers is the slice of hashrate you rent, the monthly price, and — once you add a multi-month rental term — the effective cost per TH/s. Here is the full side-by-side, including the long-term effective monthly price after the maximum 20% discount on a 24-month term.
| Plan | Hashrate | Power | Monthly cost | Effective cost (24-mo, -20%) | $ per TH/s per month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | 50 TH/s | 1,200W | $20 | $16 / month | $0.40 |
| Standard | 150 TH/s | 3,000W | $50 | $40 / month | $0.33 |
| Pro | 350 TH/s | 5,500W | $100 | $80 / month | $0.29 |
| Enterprise | 1,000 TH/s | 12,000W | $250 | $200 / month | $0.25 |
Two patterns jump off that table. First, the dollar-per-TH/s drops as you move up the ladder — Enterprise is roughly 38% cheaper per unit of hashrate than Basic. Second, the 24-month discount alone saves you 20% before any market movement, which is the single largest lever NoxHash gives you on your effective cost of mining.
Who Each Plan Is Built For
The spec sheet only tells you half the story. The other half is which plan matches your budget, goal, and appetite for risk. Below is one direct recommendation for each tier — if the description sounds like you, that is probably the right starting tier.
Basic — $20/mo · 50 TH/s
Pick Basic if you are curious and want your first real BTC statement. It pairs perfectly with the free 2-day trial: burn the trial first at zero cost, then graduate to paid Basic to start crediting BTC to your withdrawable wallet. Ideal entry point for anyone with a sub-$25 monthly test budget.
Standard — $50/mo · 150 TH/s
Pick Standard if you have tested the platform and want to scale without overcommitting. At 3x Basic hashrate for 2.5x the price, Standard is the sweet spot for hobby miners allocating a small fixed slice of monthly disposable income — $50 is the entry point most users settle on after the trial.
Pro — $100/mo · 350 TH/s
Pick Pro if you want the best leverage per dollar without going enterprise. At $0.29 per TH/s per month it is significantly cheaper than Basic or Standard on a per-hashrate basis. The sweet spot for serious hobbyists and small side-income setups comfortable with a $100 monthly line item.
Enterprise — $250/mo · 1,000 TH/s
Pick Enterprise if you are treating mining as a business line item or whale-scale allocation. At $0.25 per TH/s per month it is the cheapest tier on a unit basis, and a 24-month term at $200/mo locks in that rate. Only suitable for users who have validated the platform at lower tiers first.
Decision Matrix — Match Your Budget, Goal, and Risk Tolerance
Pricing comparisons settle the math. This matrix settles the human question: given my budget, what am I actually trying to accomplish, and how much volatility can I stomach? Find the row that sounds most like you and the matching tier jumps out immediately.
| Monthly budget | Primary goal | Risk tolerance | Suggested plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under $25 | Learn how cloud mining works, earn first real BTC | Low — cannot afford losses | Basic (after free trial) |
| $25–$75 | Grow a steady BTC side stack, moderate commitment | Low to moderate | Standard |
| $75–$150 | Serious side income, optimise $ per TH/s | Moderate | Pro |
| $150–$300 | Multi-machine hobby setup, portfolio diversification | Moderate | Pro × 2 or 3, or Enterprise × 1 |
| $250+ | Business-scale allocation, lowest unit cost | High — already validated the platform | Enterprise (24-month term) |
If you land between two rows, pick the smaller plan first. Scaling up later is one click in the Marketplace; refunding an oversized commitment is not. Every tier uses the same SHA-256 fleet, so moving from Basic to Pro later does not require learning anything new.
Rental Duration Discounts — Worked End-to-End
Beyond the plan ladder, NoxHash stacks a second discount on top: the longer you rent, the cheaper each month becomes. The discount ladder runs from 0% at one month to 20% at twenty-four months. Here is the exact table, then a full worked example with the Pro plan so you can see the dollars move.
| Rental term | Discount | Pro effective price/mo | Total for term (Pro) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | 0% | $100.00 | $100 |
| 3 months | 5% | $95.00 | $285 (save $15) |
| 6 months | 10% | $90.00 | $540 (save $60) |
| 12 months | 15% | $85.00 | $1,020 (save $180) |
| 24 months | 20% | $80.00 | $1,920 (save $480) |
Worked example — Pro plan on a 12-month term
Say you decide Pro fits your $100/month budget and you want to lock in 12 months of hashrate. Here is the full math NoxHash runs behind the Marketplace calculator:
- Base price: $100/month × 12 months = $1,200 undiscounted.
- Discount rate for 12 months: 15%.
- Formula: $1,200 × (1 − 0.15) = $1,200 × 0.85 = $1,020 total.
- Effective monthly rate: $1,020 ÷ 12 = $85/month.
- Savings vs paying month-to-month: $1,200 − $1,020 = $180 over the year.
The same formula works for any tier. Enterprise on 24 months, for example: $250 × 24 × 0.80 = $4,800 total, or $200/month — the cheapest effective rate NoxHash offers anywhere. But longer commitments mean locking in BTC price assumptions further into the future, which brings us to the next section.
Apply the matrix — open the Marketplace and pick your tier
You have the comparison table, the per-tier fit, and the discount math. The Marketplace calculator applies these automatically — pick a plan, drag the rental-term slider, and see the exact total before you commit.
When Not to Buy — The Timing Side of the Decision
The comparison tables above answer which plan. They do not answer when. Cloud mining is a commitment to pay a fixed USD amount every month in exchange for a variable BTC reward — and that asymmetry is where most people get burned.
Your monthly rental fee is denominated in USD. Your earnings are denominated in BTC, then valued back into USD at market price. When BTC drops sharply, the same hashrate mines the same amount of BTC, but that BTC is worth fewer dollars — sometimes fewer dollars than the rental itself. This is the single most important concept to internalise before selecting a plan.
Good conditions to rent
BTC price is stable or in an uptrend, network difficulty has been flat for a few weeks, and transaction fees are healthy. These are the windows where the margin between rental cost and mined BTC value tends to work in your favour.
Bad conditions to rent
BTC is in a sharp downtrend, network difficulty is climbing fast, or a halving recently cut block rewards. Renting a long term under these conditions can mean your USD-denominated rent outpaces the USD value of your BTC output for months.
Start small if unsure
The platform is designed for it — Basic at $20 for a single month is the lowest-risk way to observe how your earnings respond to real market moves before you lock into a 24-month Enterprise term.
Longer term ≠ always better
A 24-month discount is mathematically larger, but it also commits you through a full halving cycle and multiple difficulty adjustments. For most first-timers, 3 or 6 months is the right balance of savings and flexibility.
How Most NoxHash Users Actually Pick
Reading a plan comparison cold is hard. Watching a typical user journey is easier. Here is the sequence most first-time NoxHash miners follow once they have seen the trial — use it as a template if you are still undecided.
- Burn the free 2-day trial first. It costs $0, runs a real Basic Miner, and answers the "does this actually work?" question. Trial earnings are display-only but the hashrate and CGMiner terminal are fully real.
- Rent a single Basic Miner for one month ($20). This is the first time BTC actually credits your withdrawable wallet. Treat it as tuition for understanding the accrual rhythm and the 1.5% withdrawal fee.
- If month one makes sense, step up to Standard or Pro on a 3- or 6-month term. The 5% to 10% discount is material and the term is short enough that a single bad BTC month will not trap you.
- Only consider Enterprise or a 12/24-month term once you have lived through at least one real market move. Long-term commitments look best on a spreadsheet and worst in a drawdown — you want to know your emotional response before locking in.
That four-step ladder is what our support team recommends internally when new users ask "which plan should I pick?" — it is conservative on purpose, because the cheapest mistake is always the one you did not make.
Start at step one — free trial first, paid tier later
The four-step ladder above begins with a $0 trial. Create an account, burn the 48 hours on a real Basic Miner, and you will know whether Standard, Pro, or Enterprise fits you by the end of the week.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which NoxHash plan has the best value per dollar in 2026?
Enterprise wins on a pure dollars-per-TH/s basis at $0.25 per TH/s per month, dropping to $0.20 with the 24-month 20% discount. Pro is the best balance of leverage and commitment at $0.29 per TH/s per month. Basic is cheapest to test; Enterprise is cheapest at scale.
Can I upgrade from Basic to Pro or Enterprise later?
Yes — plans are independent rentals, not subscriptions. You can run a Basic and a Pro side by side, or let the Basic contract finish and rent a higher tier afterwards. Every miner you rent appears individually on My Machines with its own expiry countdown and earnings stream.
Is a 24-month Enterprise rental really better than monthly?
On pure cost, yes — 20% off is a large saving. On flexibility, no — you are committing through a full halving cycle and multiple BTC price regimes. Lock in a 24-month term only after you have run shorter rentals and are comfortable with how your earnings respond to volatility.
Are the advertised earnings guaranteed on any NoxHash plan?
No. All mining returns are estimates, not guarantees. Your BTC output depends on live network difficulty and the market price of Bitcoin — both can move sharply in either direction. NoxHash guarantees the hashrate you rent; it does not guarantee the USD value of the BTC that hashrate produces.
Do all four plans mine the same coin and algorithm?
Yes. Basic, Standard, Pro, and Enterprise all mine Bitcoin using the SHA-256 algorithm on Antminer S21 series and WhatsMiner M60/M66 series hardware in our Kazakhstan data center. The only difference between tiers is hashrate, power draw, and price — the underlying mining process is identical.
Can I cancel a long-term rental mid-way if the market turns?
You can stop the machine from accruing at any time using the Stop button, but the rental fee is paid up front for the full term and discounts are tied to the committed length. That is why shorter terms are recommended for first-time users — they keep your options open through volatile market windows.
Not financial advice — read before you rent
This guide explains how NoxHash plans are priced in 2026; it is not a recommendation to buy any of them. Bitcoin mining earnings are always estimates, not guarantees — your BTC output depends on network difficulty and the live BTC/USD exchange rate, both of which can swing 30–50% in weeks. Rental fees are denominated in USD and do not drop when BTC drops, so renting during a sharp BTC downtrend can mean the USD value of mined BTC falls below your monthly rental cost. Past performance never guarantees future returns. Only commit funds you can afford to lose in full, start with the shortest term and smallest plan that fits you, and consider consulting a local tax advisor about crypto earnings in your country before locking in a long-term rental.