← Blog · July 15, 2026 · News
Self-serve signup, public pricing, and docs are live
Three launches this week, one theme: you should be able to evaluate, deploy, and pay for fleet software without talking to a salesperson.
1. Create a company in 30 seconds
minersme.cloud/signup — sign in with Google, name your company, and your tenant exists: owner login, branded dashboard, ready for miners. Free tier, no credit card.
2. The whole price list, public
minersme.cloud/pricing — Free (live monitoring, pool control, recent history) and Pro at $0.40 per miner/month with every feature included: performance analytics, hardware and IP/farm/pool history, profitability and client billing, fleet alerts and reports, stratum access, in-browser remote miner access, WhatsApp alerts. Billed only for miners that actually ran. A 10,000-miner fleet is $4,000/month — no dev-fee, no per-module upsells.
3. Docs for your own facility
minersme.cloud/docs — deploy in ~15 minutes: run the farm agent on any Windows machine inside your facility's LAN (outbound HTTPS only, no port forwarding), and it auto-discovers every ASIC on stock firmware — Antminer, WhatsMiner, IceRiver, Avalon.
Why self-serve matters at enterprise scale
Enterprise software hides prices because negotiation favors the vendor. We publish ours because the math favors us anyway — and because the operators we built this for evaluate tools at 2 AM from a shipping container, not in a discovery call. The platform already runs 5,500+ miners across 32 sites; now anyone can put their own fleet on it tonight.
What this changes for evaluation
Until now, trying fleet software meant a sales call, an NDA, and a "pilot program" measured in weeks. As of this release the whole evaluation loop is self-serve and takes an afternoon: open the live demo to walk every page on a real fleet, create your own free company, install the agent on one site, and compare what you see against whatever you run today. If it doesn't earn the $0.40, you've lost an afternoon — not a quarter. That's the bet we're making by publishing prices and opening the doors: the product evaluates better than it pitches.
Also new this month: white-label custom domains for hosting providers, crypto payments with auto-reconciliation, and plan-tier enforcement. Full history on the changelog.
More from the blog
- One agent, 10,000 miners: the farm agent architecture · Engineering
- How failure prediction catches dying hashboards · Feature deep-dive
- Fleet report — week of July 15, 2026 · Fleet report
- Changelog — what shipped this month
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