What does crypto really cost?
Live order books from the biggest exchanges, with trading fees and spread included. No list prices — the amount you actually pay.
Top 50 at a glance
Cheapest exchange per coin for a small market order (best ask + taker fee). Tap a coin for the full comparison.
| # | Coin | Cheapest all-in | Where | Most expensive | |
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How we calculate
- Real order books. For every exchange we take the live EUR order book and simulate your market order level by level, so spread and slippage are in the price.
- Fees included. We add the taker fee a new customer pays at the lowest volume tier, on the exchange's low-fee trading product (e.g. Kraken Pro, Coinbase Advanced, Revolut X). "Instant buy" buttons in the simple apps usually cost more.
- Market mid. The reference price is the median mid-price across all exchanges; "vs. mid" shows how far above it you end up.
- Not included. Deposit and withdrawal costs, volume discounts, token-based fee discounts and promotions.
| Exchange | Product | Taker fee | Source |
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Fees marked “to confirm” could not be verified against the exchange's own fee page at the last check; always confirm on the exchange before you trade.
Good to know
Why is the price different on every exchange?
Each exchange has its own order book, its own market makers and its own fee schedule. A low fee with a wide spread can cost more than a higher fee on a deep, tight market — that is why we show the all-in result.
Why does the ranking change with the amount?
Small orders fill at the best ask. Larger orders eat through several price levels, so an exchange with a thin order book gets more expensive as your order grows.
Why is a coin missing on some exchanges?
We only compare direct EUR markets. If an exchange only offers the coin against USD or a stablecoin, an extra conversion would be needed and the comparison would not be fair.