Break-even Price Calculator
Find the exact exit price where your trade breaks even after round-trip fees and funding.
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About the Break-even Price Calculator
This tool finds the exit price where a trade nets exactly zero after round-trip maker/taker fees and any funding cost. For a long it solves break-even = entry × (1 + fee) ÷ (1 − fee), adjusted for funding; for a short the factors are reversed. Use it to set a stop-to-break-even level or to check that your target clears all costs before you commit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a break-even price?
The break-even price is the exit price at which your net profit is exactly zero after paying round-trip trading fees (entry and exit) plus any funding or other costs. Above it a long is profitable; below it a short is profitable.
How do you calculate the break-even price after fees?
For a long, break-even = entry × (1 + fee rate) ÷ (1 − fee rate) plus funding spread over the quantity; for a short the fee factors are reversed. The calculator applies the maker or taker rate to both legs, so the price must move far enough to recover the full round-trip cost.
Why is my break-even higher than my entry price on a long?
Because you pay a fee on the way in and again on the way out, plus any funding. A long must rise above entry by enough to cover that round-trip cost before it turns profitable, so the break-even sits above your entry.