Farm·Balance Free fleet audit

ASIC fleets · certified optimization · no agents · USDC accepted

Your farm has a provable minimum.
We compute it — before the grid calls.

FarmBalance computes the minimum energized footprint your committed hashrate needs, and the provably fewest machines to shed per curtailed megawatt — each answer with a certificate your team verifies with a spreadsheet. Nothing installs. Integer counts in, signed proof out.

Run the free fleet audit See the Fleet Book

sample — synthetic fleet
fleet (from your model × count file)6,500 machines · 0.969 EH/s · 21.13 MW
containers energized24
provable minimum22
certified excess2 containers · ≈2.0 MW
at your $50/MWh (your input)≈ $876,000 / year
# certificate: lb=22 · achieved=22 · gap=0 · exact=1 · signed # verify the bound yourself: ceil(21,129,000 W / 1,000,000 W) = 22

That line is the product. The audit is free and read-only. If your excess is zero, we'll say so — the engine cannot overclaim.

gap = 0
Every answer carries a proof it is optimal — or an honest bound when it can't.
6 / 6 exact
Every answer in the sample Fleet Book below closed to the proven optimum.
0 installs
No agent, no access, no names — model counts and power caps only.

The ledger

You have these problems. We have the proofs.

You're paying for idle iron.

Fleets fragment across half-loaded containers as machines come and go — and nobody can say how many containers your hashrate actually needs.

every extra energized MW ≈ $438K/yr at $50/MWh
fleet audit

Your provable minimum footprint — containers, megawatts, dollars — with the certificate. Free, before you spend anything.

answered · gap = 0

Curtailment calls cost you the wrong machines.

The grid gives you minutes. Ops sheds by rule of thumb under pressure — and every wrong machine down is hashrate you didn't have to lose.

smarter-than-binary curtailment is worth 8–14% (industry backtests)
shed tiers

Per-megawatt-tier lists of the provably fewest machines to power down, must-runs honored — computed before the call, dropped into the Foreman or Braiins API you already run.

answered · provably minimal per MW

Forward contracts pin machines you'd rather flex.

Sold hashrate has to be backed — but backing it with the wrong units shrinks what you can curtail and arbitrage.

the backing set defines your must-runs
contract backing

The certified fewest machines that cover your committed TH/s — everything else declared safely curtailable, which is exactly what makes the shed tiers executable.

answered · certified minimum

Every optimizer says "trust us."

Dashboards, triggers, savings claims you can't audit. Your firmware tunes chips; your manager fires thresholds. Nobody states the optimum — or their distance from it.

no tool in this market can prove its answer
the certificate

We don't ask for trust. Every answer carries the bound, the achieved value, the gap, and the arithmetic to re-derive it — plus a signature. Check it with a spreadsheet.

answered · verify, don't trust

The flagship

The Fleet Book: six certified answers from one fleet file.

Send your fleet once — model × count, container power caps — and receive every allocation answer your operation is currently making by feel, each with its proof. The sample below was computed on a synthetic 21 MW fleet; every answer closed exact.

1

Minimum footprint

Provably fewest containers energized for your committed hashrate. Sample: 24 → 22, ≈$876K/yr.

2

Curtailment shed tiers

Per-MW lists, provably minimal hashrate lost, must-runs honored. In hand before the grid calls.

3

Contract-backing set

Certified fewest machines pinned to forward-sold TH/s. Sample: 2,254 machines, exact.

4

Maintenance waves

Repair and firmware batches that provably never breach your hashrate floor. Sample: 3 waves of ≤182.

5

Thermal-balanced placement

Certified layout keeping every container inside its thermal cap — including derated hot zones.

6

Procurement optimizer

Provably best model mix for your capex under your megawatt cap. The sample found its buyer's real constraint was power, not budget.

Read the full sample Fleet Book →  ·  Your Book: $50K USDC, half on signing, delivered in two weeks. First three customers: $35K with logo and reference.

The money verb

The shed list, before the phone rings.

Demand-response programs pay you to drop megawatts fast. The only question is which machines — and answering it under a fifteen-minute deadline by rule of thumb costs hashrate every single event. We pre-compute the provably optimal answer for every tier, so curtailment becomes a lookup.

shed 1 MW328× S19j Pro · 34,112 TH lost · minimal ✓
shed 2 MW656× S19j Pro · 68,224 TH lost · minimal ✓
shed 4 MW1,312× S19j Pro · 136,448 TH lost · minimal ✓
sample — synthetic fleet · must-runs honored

Keep Foreman. Keep Braiins. They're your hands — we're the brain they're missing. The certified list drops straight into the API your team already uses. Nothing of ours ever touches a machine.

Trust architecture

Verify, don't trust.

The engine stays home

It runs isolated on our infrastructure, stateless, retains nothing, and receives only integer counts — no site access, no machine credentials, no names. You verify results instead of auditing vendors.

Plans, not actions

FarmBalance delivers certified optimization plans. Execution, sequencing, and site safety remain solely the operator's responsibility. Certificates prove mathematical optimality of allocations, not operational outcomes.

Pricing

Flat, published, USDC.

Invoices denominated in EUR, settled in USDC. No percent-of-revenue, no agents, no tokens.

Fleet audit

Free
diagnosis line + certificate
  • Footprint gap in $/yr
  • Signed, spreadsheet-checkable
  • 24h concierge turnaround

Curtailment plan

$25K
one-time playbook
  • Shed lists per MW tier
  • Must-runs honored
  • Foreman/Braiins-ready

Recovery share

15%
of verified savings
  • Metered by free re-audits
  • Before/after certificates
  • You keep 85% of proven recovery

Run a pool or host?

Offer certified audits to your members — under your brand.

Free audits for your member farms, 20–25% of every recovery deal they close, zero work beyond one announcement. We invoice and deliver; you collect margin and keep members stickier. Hosting providers: ask about SLA allocation certificates — signed proof your clients got their contracted power.

Partner with us

Start

Send the fleet mix. Get the receipt. Then decide.

Email your fleet (model × count), container or circuit power caps, and your $/MWh. A signed receipt comes back within 24 hours. If the number is boring, you've lost ten minutes. If it isn't, the first plan conversation is on us.

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