Arbitrage Profit Calculator
Use this arbitrage profit calculator to estimate net arbitrage profit after buy fees, sell fees, slippage, and transfer or network costs.
Example Usage
Example Usage
- Estimate whether a price spread is still profitable after exchange fees.
- Check how transfer costs affect a cross-venue arbitrage idea.
- Find the break-even sell price for a proposed arbitrage cycle.
Arbitrage Profit Calculator Explained
Arbitrage Profit Calculator Explained
An arbitrage profit calculator helps you move beyond raw price spread and estimate what you actually keep after costs. It accounts for buy-side fees, sell-side fees, extra slippage, and fixed network or transfer costs. That makes it useful for centralized exchange arbitrage, simple DeFi-to-CEX comparisons, and first-pass strategy review. Many apparent opportunities disappear once friction is included, so this tool is meant to provide a more realistic directional estimate before you spend time on execution details.
FAQ
FAQ
Why can a visible spread still be unprofitable?
Because fees, slippage, and transfer costs can easily consume the headline price difference.
What does break-even sell price mean?
It is the minimum effective sell price required to recover all costs and avoid a loss.
Is this enough to model live arbitrage execution?
No. It is a planning tool, not a replacement for real-time execution, liquidity, and latency analysis.
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