Crypto profit calculator
See what a crypto trade really makes after fees, and the price it has to reach.
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How to use Crypto profit calculator
- Enter your trade
- Add the fees
- Read the result
Your trade
Profit
Enter the amount invested, the buy price and the sell price to see your profit.
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How to use Crypto profit calculator
Enter your trade
Type how much you put in, the price you bought at and the price you sold at, or the price you expect to sell at.
Add the fees
Enter your exchange’s trading fee for buying and for selling, as a percentage. Leave them empty to ignore fees.
Read the result
See your profit or loss, ROI, the coins you got, the fees you paid and the break-even price, plus a table of profits at other prices.
Why use Utils365
Fees included
Buying and selling fees are taken off, so the profit is what actually reaches your account, not just the price difference.
Your break-even price
See exactly where the price has to be before a sale stops losing money once both fees are paid.
Price for a target
Enter the profit you want and get the sell price that reaches it, with how far the price has to rise.
Any coin, any currency
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana or any altcoin, priced in dollars, euros or anything else. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
How do I calculate crypto profit?
Divide what you put in by the buy price to get your coins, multiply them by the sell price, and subtract what you put in. With fees, the buying fee reduces your coins and the selling fee reduces what the sale brings in.
What is ROI in crypto?
Return on investment: your profit as a percentage of what you put in. Putting in 1,000 and ending with 1,200 is a 200 profit and a 20% ROI.
How do trading fees change my profit?
Each trade costs a fee, often 0.1% to 0.6% on exchanges. With 0.5% to buy and 0.5% to sell, the price has to rise about 1% before you break even.
What is the break-even price?
The sell price at which your profit is exactly zero after both fees. Sell above it and you make money; below it, you lose some.
Does it use live prices?
No. You type the prices, so you can test any scenario, past or future. Nothing is fetched or sent, and it works offline.
Does it work out tax?
No. Tax on crypto depends on where you live and your other income. Use the profit shown here as a starting point for your own tax rules.