Quickstart

Create your account, complete the setup wizard, install an agent on your network, and see your first miners in the dashboard — in about five minutes.

You don’t need a credit card to get started. New accounts on the Pay As You Go plan receive 200 MB of free data credits, which covers thousands of miner-minutes of telemetry.

1. Create your account

   Go to dunedigital.xyz and click Get Started or Sign Up.

   Fill in your full name, email address, and a password. Your password must be at least 8 characters and include both uppercase and lowercase letters plus at least one number.

   After you submit the form, Dune Digital sends a verification email to the address you provided. Open the email and click the confirmation link to activate your account.

   If you were invited to join an existing organization, use the link in the invitation email instead. It takes you directly to signup and links your account automatically.

2. Choose your intent

   After confirming your email and signing in, the onboarding wizard opens with a single question: What brings you here?

   Choose the option that best fits your current need:

   Option	Best for	Starting price
   Pay As You Go	Fleet monitoring — real-time telemetry, alerts, and automation for your miners	$0 + usage
   Business	Full platform access — advanced management, customer hosting, team collaboration, and all protocols	$149/mo + usage

   Both options include access to the Marketplace. You can upgrade from Pay As You Go to Business at any time.

3. Complete your profile

   Enter your first name, last name, and optionally your company name and phone number. This information is used for your account and organization settings. Your email address is pre-filled and cannot be changed on this screen.

   Click Continue to move to the next step.

4. Create your organization

   Every Dune Digital account belongs to an organization. Organizations are how you group sites, miners, team members, and customers.

   Enter:

   • Organization name — the name of your company or operation (e.g., Acme Mining Co.)
   • Description (optional) — a brief note about what this organization manages
   • Billing email (optional) — where invoices and billing alerts are sent; defaults to your account email

   Click Continue. Dune Digital creates the organization and makes you its owner.

   If you were invited to an existing organization via an invite link, this step is skipped automatically — your account is already linked.

5. Install the agent

   The Dune Digital agent is a lightweight process you run on a machine inside the same network as your miners. It scans the local network, discovers miners automatically, and streams telemetry to the platform.

   Select your product and platform:

   • Product — choose Hash Streams for Bitcoin ASIC miners or AI Streams for GPU compute
   • Platform — Linux, macOS, or Windows

   The wizard generates a one-time registration code that expires after a few minutes and ties the agent to your site. Copy the install command and run it on the target machine.

   Linux / macOS

   Run the following in your terminal:

   curl -sSL <install-url> | bash -s -- --code <YOUR_CODE>
   

   The installer script downloads and starts the agent, then registers it with your site using the code.

   Windows

   Run the following in PowerShell as Administrator:

   powershell -Command "& { iex (irm <install-url>/windows) } --code <YOUR_CODE>"
   

   The registration code is single-use and time-limited. If it expires before you run the installer, click Generate New Code in the wizard to get a fresh one.

   Once the agent starts, click Verify Connection in the wizard. Dune Digital polls for an active agent heartbeat. When it detects one, the step completes automatically.

   If you want to come back to this later, click Skip for now — you can install the agent any time from your dashboard.

6. View your miners

   After the agent connects, it begins scanning your network and discovering miners. Within a minute or two you should see your first machines appear in the Hash Streams dashboard.

   For each miner you’ll see:

   • Hashrate — current and expected output
   • Power draw — watts consumed
   • Temperature — chip and board temperatures
   • Status — online, offline, or degraded
   • Pool — which mining pool the machine is pointing to

   You’re up and running. From here you can set up event rules, configure curtailment schedules, invite team members, or explore the Marketplace.

   Site setup

   Organize miners into sites and segments for better visibility.

   Fleet management

   Understand the fleet dashboard, filters, and bulk actions.

   Curtailment

   Automate power reduction during peak energy pricing windows.

   Account setup

   Configure MFA, notifications, and organization settings.