Trading Fee Calculator
Add up the exchange fees to open and close a trade, with your maker or taker rates and any fee discount, and see the price move you need just to cover them.
- Total fees
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- Fee to open
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- Fee to close
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- Move needed to cover fees
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How it is calculated
- Fee to open = trade value × opening fee rate × (1 − discount)
- Fee to close = trade value × closing fee rate × (1 − discount)
- Move needed ≈ total fees ÷ trade value × 100 (assumes the close happens near the entry value).
Worked example
A 10,000 position opened with a limit order (0.02% maker) and closed at market (0.05% taker).
| You enter | |
|---|---|
| Trade value | 10,000 |
| Fee to open | 0.02 % |
| Fee to close | 0.05 % |
| Fee discount | 0 % |
| You get | |
| Total fees | 7 |
| Fee to open | 2 |
| Fee to close | 5 |
| Move needed to cover fees | 0.0700% |
Opening and closing costs 7 in fees, so the price must move about 0.07% in your favour before the trade makes anything.
Questions
What is the difference between maker and taker fees?
A maker order (usually a limit order that waits in the order book) adds liquidity and normally pays a lower fee. A taker order (such as a market order) fills immediately and pays the higher taker fee.
Are futures fees charged on my margin?
No. Futures fees are charged on the full position value, so with 10× leverage the fee is ten times larger compared with your margin.
Sources and checks
Last checked: 18 October 2026. This tool passes 4 automatic tests before every release.
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Fee rates differ by exchange, account tier and product. Funding, spreads and slippage are not included. This is not financial advice. Results are estimates for information only and are not financial, investment, tax or legal advice. Crypto prices move fast and leveraged trading can lose more than you expect. Check figures on your exchange or wallet before you act.