Technology stores · Hartlepool, United Kingdom

The Mining Shop

UK-based seller of Bitcoin and ASIC mining machines, offering Bitmain and MicroBT hardware, hosting on six continents, board-level repairs and mining consultancy.

About The Mining Shop

The Mining Shop: ASIC miner sales, hosting and repairs from Hartlepool

The Mining Shop is a UK supplier of Bitcoin and other ASIC mining machines that combines hardware sales, hosting, repair work and consultancy under one operation. The company presents itself as a single team based in Hartlepool that handles the full life of a mining rig, from choosing a machine to keeping it hashing once installed. Its catalogue covers miners for SHA-256 (Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash), Scrypt (Litecoin and Dogecoin), Equihash (Zcash) and other algorithms such as Kaspa, Monero, Kadena and Ethereum Classic.

Hardware is sold with a 12-month warranty that can be extended to 24 months, and the site states that machines are set up and hashing to the buyer's pool and wallet before dispatch as part of its quality assurance in the United Kingdom. Volume discounts are advertised at 5% for five units, 8% for ten, 12% for fifteen and 15% for twenty or more.

Miners and brands in the catalogue

The shop lists machines from Bitmain, MicroBT, BitDeer, Canaan, ElphaPex, IceRiver, Goldshell, JasMiner and iBeLink. Featured models include the Antminer S21 Pro (234TH, 15W/TH), the Antminer S19k Pro (120TH, 23W/TH), the Antminer Z15 Pro (860KSOL, 3.3W/KSOL), the Antminer S21 (151TH, 17.5W/TH), the Antminer L7 (9050MH, 0.36W/MH) and the Antminer L9 (16GH, 210W/GH). The site indicated 158 or more miners in stock or on order at the time of writing.

Listings are organised by brand and by coin, and each one shows hashrate, efficiency, power draw, estimated monthly earnings and payback. Cooling formats include air-cooled, hydro, AIO, hybrid, water-cooled and immersion (oil) machines. Beyond individual rigs, the company also supplies mining containers, dry coolers and immersion equipment.

Profitability tools and comparison

The Mining Shop publishes live estimated earnings on every listing and a ranking of available ASIC miners by gross payback, which it says updates with mining and market data. A free comparison tool lets a visitor shortlist up to six machines and see price, hashrate, efficiency and payback together at their own electricity rate, with quantity scaling from a single miner to a 1 MW+ site. The tool offers three forecast models (coin price growth, accumulation and combined), earnings by day, week, month or year in fiat and BTC, and a shareable link without sign-up.

Hosting on six continents

Hosting is offered at facilities on six continents from £0.04/kWh, with air, hydro or immersion cooling and rewards paid to the client's own wallet. The company frames hosting as a way to keep machines running where power is cheap.

Repairs and technical support

Hashboard faults, PSU failures and lost hashrate are handled at board level in the company's own Hartlepool lab, with most repairs completed within the week according to the site.

Mining for energy producers

For generators with surplus, curtailed or poorly priced power, the company proposes on-site Bitcoin mining as an alternative to exporting, with the waste heat available for local use. It offers site assessment, design, installation and support, scaling from one miner to multi-MW, alongside farm consultancy from a team that states it has run its own machines since 2011. The site compares illustrative gross earnings per kWh across curtailed or constrained power, export tariffs and ASIC mining, and notes that flexibility revenue may also be available.

Reputation indicators

The site displays a 5.0 Google rating from 20 reviews in Hartlepool and a 4.7 Trustpilot score, with 100% five-star reviews that year, as stated on the page at the time of writing.

In brief

Bitcoin and ASIC mining machines