Count both sides.
The entry fee applies to the entry trade value. The exit fee applies to the proposed exit value. Flat costs are added once on each side.
A price move is only part of the picture. See how fees change a hypothetical trade—and the exit price needed to cover your costs.
THE CALCULATOR
Manual inputs. No live market data.
Use one dollar-denominated currency throughout. Fees are paid in that same currency.
Results update as you type. Example values are hypothetical.
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Your scenario will appear here.
Break-even exit price
—Move to break even
—Net return on entry outlay
—This is arithmetic, not a forecast. The tool does not execute trades or connect to a wallet.
KNOW THE ASSUMPTIONS
The entry fee applies to the entry trade value. The exit fee applies to the proposed exit value. Flat costs are added once on each side.
The break-even price is the exit price where the net proceeds exactly cover the full entry outlay, using the fees and costs you entered.
Enter the prices you expect to execute at. Spreads and slippage are not separately modeled. Taxes, financing, and changes in currency value are excluded.
Entry outlay = quantity × entry price × (1 + entry fee rate) + flat entry cost.
Net exit proceeds = quantity × exit price × (1 − exit fee rate) − flat exit cost.
Net profit / loss = net exit proceeds − entry outlay.
Break-even exit price = (entry outlay + flat exit cost) ÷ (quantity × (1 − exit fee rate)).
Net return = net profit / loss ÷ total entry outlay × 100.
Percentage inputs are divided by 100 in the formulas. This model assumes one purchase and one sale of the same quantity, with fees charged in the quote currency. Quantity and entry price must be greater than zero; fees must be from 0% to below 100%; all other inputs must be zero or greater. Values are estimates and displayed results are rounded. Very small figures use additional decimals or scientific notation.
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