How to use it
Enter the size of a single trade, the maker and taker rates you see on the official fee page, and roughly how many trades you make a month, then hit Calculate. The tool works out the maker and taker fee per trade, the gap between them (how much more a taker pays than a maker), and that gap multiplied by your monthly trade count for the monthly difference. A maker is usually cheaper because it adds liquidity to the market; when you can post a limit order at the book and don't need to fill right away, that saves a slice over time.
The defaults (0.08 / 0.1) are example values for demonstration only. Real maker and taker rates change by product, VIP tier and current promotions, so treat whatever Binance's official fee page shows right now as the source of truth (checked June 2026). When a trade is urgent, take it — don't miss the move to save a little here; this is a cost estimate, not trading advice. The tool runs entirely in your browser and doesn't connect to the internet. Confirm Binance is available in your country before you register.
For how to post as a maker and when to take instead, see the maker–taker gap and how to post as a maker to save; for the full fee structure, see the complete Binance fees guide; for how spot and futures costs compare, see spot vs futures cost compared.