Minezaar is a cloud mining platform built on one idea: you should be able to earn from mining without buying hardware, wiring a warehouse or learning what a hashrate is. We run the machines. You pick a plan and watch it work.
Where we came from, what we are trying to do, where that is headed, and why the whole thing exists in the first place.
Minezaar did not start as a platform. It started as our own machines, running in a hosted facility, mined by us, for us. That came first — before the dashboard, before the plans, before anyone outside our own team had a stake in the outcome. Once the operation was stable, we built the layer that let other people buy into the same capacity, on the same terms we were already running it under.
No hardware to source. No facility to build or cool. No hashrate math to learn. We run the machines and carry the operational load — you buy a share of what they produce.
A plan card that states the hashrate, the term and the maintenance rate up front. A dashboard that shows exactly what each plan produced and what it was charged, every day, in plain numbers — not a black box you're asked to trust.
Difficulty climbed, machines got specialised, and electricity became the whole game. Within a few years, the only people who could mine profitably were the ones who could buy hardware by the pallet and sign an industrial power contract. Everyone else was left choosing between a machine that would be obsolete before it paid for itself, or giving up on mining and just buying coins on an exchange instead. Minezaar exists to offer a third option: we buy the hardware and pay the power bill, you buy a share of what it produces.
How a mining reward is actually calculated, where our own revenue comes from, and what the machines behind every plan actually are.
The machines behind your plan point their hashrate at a mining pool, which combines it with everyone else mining that coin. When the pool finds a block, the reward is split by contribution. Your plan's share is calculated the same way, then credited once that day's maintenance charge is deducted.
A plan's price and its daily maintenance charge are what comes in. Hardware, power, hosting and staff are what goes out. What's left is our margin — nothing here is a fund we invest on your behalf.
Every plan runs on dedicated mining hardware, housed in facilities built around power delivery and airflow. Firmware, pool targeting and uptime are managed centrally, so trouble is handled before it costs your plan anything.
Three straight answers, in order: what Minezaar does, how a plan turns into a mining reward, and exactly which parts of the operation we handle for you.
Minezaar buys and runs the hardware, pays the power and hosting bills, and keeps the machines online around the clock. A plan is your share of that capacity for a fixed term — we do the operating, you get the output.
You pick a coin, a price and a term. From there your hashrate is matched to machines already running, pointed at a mining pool, and whatever it earns — minus that day's maintenance charge — lands in your balance on a daily cycle. Withdraw to your own wallet whenever you choose.
Every line on the list to the right is a job somebody has to do for a machine to earn anything. On a rig at home, that somebody is you. Here, it is a standing part of the operation — whether one plan or thirty thousand are running behind it.
Three things worth reading in full rather than skimming — tap any of them to open it.
Running hardware at scale is a maintenance schedule as much as it is a pile of machines. Units get inspected, dust and heat are managed, failed parts are swapped, and firmware stays current on every miner — not just the ones that start acting up. None of this is billed separately; it is what the published maintenance rate on your plan already covers.
Two different things live under this heading, and both matter. Operational monitoring means every machine is watched continuously, so a fault is caught in minutes rather than discovered on someone's next check-in. Account security means your login, balance and withdrawal address are protected the way you'd expect of a platform holding funds on your behalf.
Risk management, on the other hand, is not something we can monitor away: network difficulty rises, coin prices move in both directions, and a plan can finish a term worth less than it cost. That is stated plainly elsewhere on this page, and it stays true no matter how good the monitoring is.
Every plan is tracked on its own, not folded into a single combined number. Your dashboard shows what each plan produced and what it was charged, day by day, so the arithmetic is something you can actually check rather than a total you're asked to trust. Nothing about a plan's terms changes after you've bought it — the hashrate, term and maintenance rate you saw at purchase are what stay in force for its life.
The same comparison anyone weighing this decision ends up making.
Start with the smallest plan, watch the dashboard for a term, and decide from there. That is genuinely the honest way to try this.
Plans start at $100. Returns are never guaranteed — see "What we do not promise" above.
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