Free tool
Crypto profit calculator
Type how much you invested, the price you bought at and the price you sell at. You see your profit or loss in euros at once, with the fees.
Taxes are not included. This is information, not investment advice.
Scenarios
What if you sold at another price?
With the amounts you typed above, see what you would be left with if the price had fallen or risen from where you bought. Each row is one sell price, with your profit or loss after fees on the right.
How it works
What it takes into account
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The buy feeTaken from the amount before buying: with €1,000 and 0.1%, you buy €999 of crypto.
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The sell feeTaken from what you get when you sell. On big exchanges it is usually 0.1% to 0.6%, in one-tap buy apps up to 1.5% or more.
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The break-even priceThe sell price where you neither gain nor lose after both fees. Above it, you are in profit.
Did you buy a little every month?
The DCA calculator shows what you would have with monthly or weekly buys, at real prices.
FAQ
How is the profit worked out?
The buy fee is taken from the investment and the rest buys at the buy price. When you sell, your coins times the sell price, minus the sell fee, is what you get. Profit or loss is the difference from the investment.
What is the break-even price?
The sell price where you get back exactly what you invested after both fees. It is a little above your buy price.
Does it include tax?
No. The tax on your gain under the new Greek law is in our Greek crypto tax calculator.
How much are exchange fees?
On big exchanges' spot trading usually 0.1% to 0.6%. "Simple buy" in apps is often 1% to 2%, plus the spread.
Where is the "now" price from?
From CoinGecko, the average price on big exchanges, refreshed every 5 minutes and converted to euros.