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OSRS Mining Calculator

Plan an Old School RuneScape Mining goal with exact XP thresholds and an editable success-rate model. Enter XP per successful gather, expected success rate, attempts per hour, ore value, and consumable cost.

Successful Actions Needed
372,413 successes
Expected Attempts
372,413 attempts
Expected Failed Attempts
0 attempts
XP Remaining
13,034,431 XP
Estimated Time
310.34 hours
Expected Reward Value
$0
Estimated Cost
$0
Expected Net Value
$0
Expected Value per XP
0 GP/XP

Mining XP Progress

A live comparison of current XP, XP remaining, and target XP for the selected OSRS Mining goal.

Current XP and XP remaining are shown on the same scale as the selected target XP.

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The main result is successful Mining gathers needed. Supporting outputs show expected attempts, failed attempts, XP remaining, estimated time, resource value, costs, net value, and value per XP.

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How to Use This Calculator

Select current and target Mining levels. Enter XP per successful gather, your expected success rate, attempts per hour, value per successful ore or resource, and any consumable cost per attempt. Use a rate observed or verified for the exact rock and setup.

Formula & Methodology

Successful gathers needed equal XP remaining divided by XP per success and rounded up. Expected attempts equal successful gathers divided by success rate and rounded up. Expected failed attempts are attempts minus successes. Time divides attempts by attempts per hour. Gross resource value multiplies successes by value per success. Gross cost multiplies attempts by cost per attempt. Net value is resource value minus cost.

How the OSRS Mining Calculator Works

See how the calculator converts a Mining level goal into remaining XP, required actions, and planning outputs.

Flow diagram showing current and target OSRS Mining levels converted to XP remaining, actions needed, and time or cost estimates.
Select current and target levels, define the training method, then calculate the remaining Mining workload.

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Source: OSRS Wiki

Mining with a success rate

If you need 10,000 successful ore gathers and expect an 80% success rate, the calculator estimates 12,500 attempts before applying your attempts-per-hour rate.

Mining success rates depend on rock, Mining level, pickaxe, boosts, location, depletion mechanics, tick manipulation, special activities, and updates. The calculator does not fetch live prices or automatically derive success chance. Enter a realistic average for your exact method.

Use current game mechanics and prices. Actual attempts, depletion, XP rates, and profit can differ from long-run estimates.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the OSRS Mining calculator work?
It converts the difference between your selected current and target XP thresholds into method-specific actions using the XP and rate assumptions you enter.
Does it use live Grand Exchange prices?
No. Enter current prices or values manually so the assumptions remain visible and can be updated before a large training goal.
Why are actions rounded up?
A level goal normally requires completing the final whole action, so required actions are rounded up.
Can I use a different training method?
Yes. Replace the example XP, speed, material, success-rate, cost, and output assumptions with values for the method you actually plan to use.
Are the results exact?
The XP-threshold arithmetic is deterministic, but time, success rates, costs, yields, and profit depend on the method and assumptions entered.

Published 8/17/2026