Per-client metering
Each hosted client's miners are linked to their profile; power draw and uptime come from the fleet's live telemetry, per machine, per day.
VISION2 // HOSTING BILLING · DUBAI, UAE
Vision2 is hosting billing software for crypto mining colocation: every hosted client's machines are metered live, their kWh and uptime become invoices at your rate card, and payment lands on their statement — in crypto or fiat — without a single retyped number.
01 — THE PROBLEM
Hosting revenue is simple in theory: consumption × rate. In practice, the consumption lives in a fleet dashboard, the rates live in contracts, the client list lives in a CRM, and the invoices live in an accounting tool — so every month someone spends days exporting, matching and retyping. Then a customer disputes their uptime, and the reconstruction starts again from screenshots.
Colocation billing software built for miningcollapses that chain: the client's machines, the site's meter data and the rate card are already connected, so the invoice is a consequence of the data instead of a monthly project. That's the difference between billing that scales with megawatts and billing that scales with headcount.
02 — THE SYSTEM
Each hosted client's miners are linked to their profile; power draw and uptime come from the fleet's live telemetry, per machine, per day.
Different facilities, different tariffs — each site bills at its own rate card, with client-specific overrides where the contract says so.
Monthly hosting invoices assemble themselves from metered consumption — numbered, branded, printable, and settled in BTC, USDC, AED or USD.
Every client has a running SOA: invoices, payments, credits and balance — the single answer to 'what do I owe you?'
Ageing receivables, overdue reminders and payment tracking come from the same records — collections works a list, not a hunch.
Hosting P&L per site, revenue vs power cost, and month-over-month trends — the economics of every megawatt, visible.
03 — THE DIFFERENCE
Every row below is a place hosts leak revenue — or burn a finance hire to avoid leaking it.
| Capability | Spreadsheets + accounting tool | Vision2 hosting billing |
|---|---|---|
| Consumption source | ✕ NoExported, then retyped | ✓ YesLive telemetry, per client |
| Invoice creation | ✕ NoManual, monthly project | ✓ YesGenerated from the meter |
| Uptime disputes | ✕ NoScreenshots & memory | ✓ YesMeasured daily record |
| Crypto settlement | ✕ NoOff the books, reconciled by hand | ✓ YesNative — BTC / USDC / fiat |
| Statement of account per client | ✕ NoAssembled on request | ✓ YesAlways current |
| Ties billing to the same client's repairs & sales | ✕ NoDifferent systems | ✓ YesOne client record |
04 — IN THE FIELD
Hundreds of hosted clients, each with their own machines and tariff. Monthly invoicing that used to take a finance team days now runs from metered data — and every client can be answered with their own numbers.
Your own machines and clients' machines share the floor; Vision2 keeps ownership straight, meters each client separately, and keeps hosting revenue distinct from self-mining economics in the P&L.
Sell capacity at your margin: the client's consumption is metered once and billed at your rate card, while the statement of account keeps the whole relationship — deposits, invoices, payments — in one place.
05 — RUNNING IN PRODUCTION
This isn't a billing template — it's the system a working multi-site mining group invoices with every month: hosted fleets metered live, invoices generated from consumption, statements and collections on the same client records. The finance team reviews and sends; nobody rebuilds the month in Excel.
under live telemetry
miners under management
telemetry events ingested
facilities & branches
06 — FAQ
It's software that turns what a hosted client actually consumed — kilowatt-hours, uptime, rack space — into an invoice. For crypto mining hosts that means metering each client's machines, applying the site's rate card, generating the monthly hosting invoice, tracking payment (in crypto or fiat), and keeping a running statement of account per client.
Each client's miners are linked to their profile, and the fleet's telemetry (Foreman-integrated) provides power draw and uptime per machine. Billing reads consumption from the same live data operations reads — so the number on the invoice is the number the site actually measured, not an estimate rebuilt in a spreadsheet.
Yes. Invoices settle in BTC, USDC, AED or USD, and payments post against the client's statement of account either way. Collections views show ageing receivables and who needs a reminder, from the same records.
Uptime is computed from daily fleet snapshots, per client. When a customer questions their bill, you show the measured record — machines online, power drawn, days counted — instead of negotiating from memory. Disputes end with data.
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