Trading fee and slippage calculator
Charged when you buy and again when you sell. Your platform lists it.
How much worse than the quoted price you get filled. Your assumption.
Including any priority fee or tip. Paid twice.
Price rise needed to break even
6.4%
On a $600 trade, $36.00 is gone to fees and slippage before the price moves at all.
- Cost of one round trip
- $36.00
- Share of the trade
- 6.0%
- Result at +10%
- $20.50
- Cost of 20 a day
- $720
What you keep at each price move
The costs come off first, whichever way the price goes.
| Price move | You get back | Result |
|---|---|---|
| −50% | $281.50 | -$318.50 |
| −10% | $507.50 | -$92.50 |
| 0% | $564.00 | -$36.00 |
| +5% | $592.25 | -$7.75 |
| +10% | $620.50 | $20.50 |
| +25% | $705.25 | $105.25 |
| +50% | $846.50 | $246.50 |
| +100% | $1,129.00 | $529.00 |
This is arithmetic on the fee and slippage you entered — we do not know your platform’s charges or how any coin will fill. It assumes the same fee and slippage in both directions; in a thin market slippage can be worse on the way out, and grows with the size of the trade. It leaves out tax, tokens that charge their own transfer fee, failed transactions, and the case where a coin cannot be sold at all. An estimate, not advice.