CryptoCaddy (CryptoCaddy LLC, Holland, Michigan) sells ASIC mining hardware and hosts customer miners at a Michigan data centre it describes as 26MW. It advertises $0.075/kWh with per-miner metering and billing, a claimed 99.3%+ uptime with 24/7 monitoring, mining-pool partner discounts, and a reseller partner programme with a 30-miner minimum. BBB rates it A+ but it is NOT BBB accredited; the BBB file was opened 23 January 2024 while the business start date is given as 21 September 2021, which matches the site's own 2021 copyright. READ THE FEE SCHEDULE BEFORE THE HEADLINE RATE. Reviewers — not the company's own published materials — report a $75 install fee, a $225 deposit, $2/day storage, a $50 handling charge to pack a machine up after a contract ends, $75 to scrap a machine, and a 2% surcharge for paying invoices in BTC/USDT/USDC. Those are reviewer-reported rather than confirmed on the site, and they matter: at small machine counts they can move the effective cost per kWh well away from the advertised 7.5 cents. Worth asking for the full schedule in writing. Trustpilot sits at 3.4 across just 5 reviews — too thin a base to carry much weight in either direction, and a number that could move a long way on one more review.
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