What do you receive from me?

A six-line text file: your models with counts, your container or circuit power cap, your committed hashrate, and your price per MWh. That is everything. No serials, no IPs, no site names, no credentials, no remote access.

Is the audit really free?

Yes, always. The audit returns one diagnosis line — your certified excess footprint and what it costs at your own power price — plus the certificate to verify it. The receipt is the salesman; there is nothing to pay for it.

What if I am already at the minimum?

Then the certificate says excess = 0, and you have a signed statement that your footprint is optimal. The engine cannot overclaim — an honest zero is a real, warranted result, not a sales miss.

How do I know the number is right?

The receipt carries the bound, the achieved value, the gap, and the arithmetic to re-derive it. You confirm it in about two minutes with a spreadsheet. If a certified number is wrong, you do not pay — but on an audit there was nothing to pay anyway.

Free · read-only · certified

How far off optimum
is your fleet, right now?

Every farm has a provable minimum energized footprint — the fewest containers your committed hashrate actually needs. Most run above it and can't say by how much. The free audit answers exactly that: one signed number, your excess in megawatts and dollars, checkable in a spreadsheet.

Send your fleet mix See how you check it

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

# instance a3f19c · computed 2025-06-30 · true for the fleet as submitted # 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 one line is the whole product of the audit — a diagnosis, not a plan. The plans (which containers, in what order) are the paid Fleet Book. The number tells you whether that's worth a conversation.

The honest zero

If you're already optimal, we say so — signed.

An audit that only ever finds problems is a sales funnel, not a measurement. Ours can return excess = 0, and when it does you get a signed certificate that your footprint is already at the provable minimum. The engine cannot overclaim: it reports the bound it can prove and nothing more. A boring result costs you ten minutes. A real one is the start of a conversation you now have a number for.

What you send · what we receive

Six lines. That's the entire input.

# fleet.txt — everything we receive
S19j_Pro          4200
S19_XP            1500
M50S               800
container_cap_kW  1000
committed_THps    420000000
price_per_MWh       50

Model counts, a power cap, your committed hashrate, your price. No serials, no IPs, no site coordinates, no credentials. Nothing personal, nothing that identifies a location.

What comes back

One diagnosis line — certified excess containers and megawatts, and the dollar figure at your own $/MWh, labeled as your input — plus the certificate: bound, achieved, gap, and the arithmetic to re-derive it. Within 24 hours; the wait is a human reading your email carefully.

If you already do demand response

There's another free number for you.

Send your last curtailment event — what you shed, plus the fleet file — and get back a signed number: the gap between what your tool did and the provable minimum for that event. One number, never a list. It's the same honest zero on the other lever: if you shed optimally, the certificate says so.

See the curtailment page →

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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