There are two main costs to consider when mining via colocation – the cost of your hardware and the hosting fee. Hardware cost is a one-time expense incurred at the time of purchase that varies based on the quantity and quality of your equipment. The hosting fee is paid to the colocation facility and varies from one provider to the next, often based on the space, expected wattage of your mining equipment, and services selected. Compute North’s hosting facilities are strategically located near reliable and cost-efficient energy sources in the U.S., helping keep power costs low. The scalability of our TIER 0 data centers helps maximize profitability for our customers while also affording them the versatility to shift and grow in the future.