Long-running crypto exchange with spot and pro trading.
Best for: Spot trading with a pro interface
What your trading would cost a year on each exchange, from their published spot fee schedules.
Educational, not financial advice. Published base rates only; your rate can differ by region, account and promotion. Always confirm on the exchange.
Small percentages add up. This answers: "How much would my trading cost per year on each exchange?" using only the maker/taker rates each exchange publishes, with the source and date for every number.
Picked from our directory for this calculator.
Exchanges in this comparison that are in our directory. None of these is a paid placement.
Long-running crypto exchange with spot and pro trading.
Best for: Spot trading with a pro interface
Large US-listed crypto exchange and app.
Best for: Beginners in the US
Global exchange known for derivatives trading.
Best for: Perpetual futures
A taker order fills immediately against the order book (for example a market order) and pays the taker rate. A maker order rests on the book until someone fills it (a limit order away from the price) and usually pays less.
Each exchange's official fee page, linked in the results with the date we checked it (2026-10-20). Fees change; confirm on the exchange before trading.
Exchanges can also place you in a cheaper tier by account balance or assets held, token discounts (for example Bitget's BGB) or promotions. This calculator uses trade volume only.
Spreads, simple Buy/Sell screens (often 1% or more), deposit, withdrawal and network fees, and regional pricing differences.