This is informational, not investment advice. Trading is risky and you can lose money; leveraged and CFD trading can lose money rapidly. Fees and spreads change and vary by tier, volume, asset and region — always verify current figures on the provider's own site.
What the calculator estimates
Give it a trade or position size and the relevant cost input — a percentage fee for crypto maker/taker, or a spread (and any commission) for forex — and it estimates the cost to open, to close, and the full round-turn.
For crypto, it can also factor in a withdrawal fee so you see total cost to trade and move funds, not just the trading fee.
The output is an estimate based on the numbers you enter. Your actual cost depends on the price you fill at, the spread at that moment, your fee tier and the provider's current schedule.
How to use the result
Use the estimate to compare providers on a like-for-like basis: same trade size, same order type. That makes a low headline fee with a high spread easy to spot against a higher fee with a tighter spread.
Remember to compare the path you will actually use — simple-buy versus advanced order book for crypto, or standard versus raw/ECN for forex — because the cost can differ sharply.
The calculator does not account for slippage, funding/overnight charges on leveraged positions, currency conversion or taxes. Treat the number as a guide, not the final cost.
Limitations and caveats
This tool cannot see live prices or your specific account terms. It applies the figures you enter, which you should take from the provider's published fee schedule and check on the day.
Fees and spreads change frequently and vary by tier, volume, asset, account type and region. A figure that was accurate last month may not be accurate now.
Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation to trade. Trading is risky and you can lose money. Confirm everything with the provider and check your local regulations before acting.