Crypto average cost calculator
Add up every buy to see your real average price, and what it takes to bring it down.
- 100% free
- No sign-up
- Runs in your browser
How to use Crypto average cost calculator
- Add your buys
- Check your average
- Plan the next buy
Your buys
Average price
Enter the price and amount of at least one buy to see your average.
To see what your coins are worth and your profit or loss.
Average down or up
How many coins to buy at a price to bring your average to the one you want.
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How to use Crypto average cost calculator
Add your buys
Enter the price of each purchase and how many coins you got, or how much money you spent. Add as many buys as you need.
Check your average
See your average price per coin, the coins you hold and what they cost. Add the current price to see your profit or loss.
Plan the next buy
Enter a price you could buy at and the average you’d like, and see how many coins it takes to get there.
Why use Utils365
Made for DCA
Dollar-cost averaging means many small buys at different prices. Your average is weighted by what each buy got, as it should be.
Averaging down, worked out
See exactly how many coins, and how much money, it takes to bring your average down to a price you choose.
Coins or money spent
Type each buy as coins bought or money spent, whichever your exchange shows, with the trading fee included.
Private and free
Everything is worked out in your browser. Your buys aren’t sent anywhere, and there’s no sign-up.
Frequently asked questions
How is the average buy price calculated?
Add up what all your buys cost, fees included, and divide by the total coins you got. Buying 0.1 BTC at 60,000 and 0.3 BTC at 40,000 costs 18,000 for 0.4 BTC, an average of 45,000.
What is averaging down?
Buying more after the price has fallen, which lowers your average price. You then need a smaller rise to get back to a profit.
How much do I need to buy to lower my average?
Enter the price you could buy at and the average you want. The calculator gives the coins and money needed. The target must lie between that price and your current average.
What is DCA in crypto?
Dollar-cost averaging: buying a fixed amount on a regular schedule, whatever the price. It smooths out the ups and downs, and this calculator shows the average you end up with.
Should I include fees?
Yes, if your exchange charges them. Enter the fee as a percentage and it’s added to the cost of each buy, which gives your true break-even price.
Can I use it for stocks?
Yes. The maths is the same for shares, ETFs or anything you buy in several lots.