Gas Fee Calculator
Estimate the cost of any transaction across chains — transfers, swaps and token deployment.
How the gas fee calculator works
On EVM chains (Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum) the fee is gas units × gas price × coin price. Gas units depend on what you do — a transfer is cheap, deploying a token costs more. On Solana, fees are a tiny flat amount rather than a gas auction.
- Pick the network and transaction type.
- Adjust the gas price (or fetch it live) and the coin's USD price.
- See the fee in the native coin and in dollars.
Want the cheapest launch? Compare costs in our token cost calculator and chain comparison, and read gas fees explained.
Frequently asked questions
How are gas fees calculated?
On EVM chains, fee = gas units × gas price (in gwei) × the native coin's price. Deploying a token uses more gas units than a simple transfer. Solana uses a tiny flat fee instead of gas auctions.
Are these gas estimates live?
The defaults are typical values you can edit. Use the "Refresh live gas" button to fetch the current network gas price; coin prices are editable so you can use the latest.
Which chain has the cheapest gas fees?
Solana and BNB Chain are cheapest, followed by the Ethereum layer-2s Base and Arbitrum. Ethereum mainnet is the most expensive. See our chain comparison.
Why does creating a token cost more gas?
Deploying a contract performs much more computation than a transfer, so it consumes more gas units. On layer-2s and BNB Chain this is still very cheap.
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