RonOnCryptoCrypto futures trading fee calculator
See what each trade costs in fees, and how far price must move to break even.
- Entry fee
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- Exit fee
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- Move needed to cover fees
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- Fees per month
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How trading fees are calculated
Fees are charged on the full position value, on both entry and exit. Resting limit orders usually pay the maker fee; market orders pay the taker fee.
Total fee = Size × entry fee % + Size × exit fee %
Example: a 10,000 USDT position, entered and exited with market orders at a 0.05% taker fee. Fees = 5 + 5 = 10 USDT, so price must move 0.1% just to break even. Twenty trades a month is 200 USDT in fees. Compare fee levels on the exchange fees page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between maker and taker fees?
A maker order rests on the order book (a limit order) and adds liquidity, so it usually pays less. A taker order fills immediately (a market order) and removes liquidity, so it pays more.
Are fees charged on margin or on position size?
On the full position size, including the leveraged part. That is why high leverage makes fees a large share of your margin.
Does this include funding?
No. Funding is paid between longs and shorts every 8 hours and is separate from trading fees. See current funding on the data dashboard.