What does this trade need to earn before you break even? Model fees, price impact and fixed costs on the way in and out.
BasedBot documents a 1% platform fee before conditional cashback. This preset does not assume rewards are received or confirm a Robinhood route. Set every other input from your own quotes.
Model the fee charged on each leg. Use confirmed discounts only; unclaimed cashback is not cash available to fund the trade.
Enter the route's pool fee. Do not add it again if you have already included it in another input; a quoted output may already include this charge.
Use a quote for the intended amount. This model assumes the same impact on both legs; actual exit depth can differ.
Enter an estimated USD network charge per swap. Include any additional approval or failed-transaction costs separately in the combined fixed-cost input.
Include bridge, transfer, withdrawal and other transaction costs once. These are deducted at the end for this model; position size is the trading budget before entry gas.
Not an automatic fee. The adverse-fill scenario assumes this extra loss on each leg. It is not a maximum-loss estimate: a trade can fail or the token can lose value.
Enter the costs for your route. Results require JavaScript and do not fetch live quotes.
This illustrative model applies the venue fee, pool fee and price impact sequentially on each leg, using the same percentages for entry and exit. It deducts gas from the entry budget and again on exit, then subtracts other fixed costs. Actual platforms may calculate fees differently. Avoid counting fees or impact again when they are already included in a quoted output.
For the calculation, let r = (1 − venue fee) × (1 − pool fee) × (1 − impact), with percentages expressed as decimals. Entry value is E = position size × r − gas. The break-even price move is (position size + gas + other fixed costs) ÷ (E × r) − 1. Fixed dollar costs do not grow with the token's price. The adverse-fill line substitutes r × (1 − slippage) on both legs. This assumes a positive amount remains after entry.
Sources checked September 7, 2026: BasedBot's official documentation publishes a 1% fee and conditional cashback tiers of 5%–25% of fees, with a $10 claim minimum. Axiom's general referral documentation starts its fee examples at 1%; its fee table lists 0.95%–0.75% net with SOL cashback. The presets use gross 1% examples without assuming rewards or Robinhood-specific coverage. Robinhood Wallet requires your quoted fee; the spot example is hypothetical. The remaining defaults are illustrative inputs, not measured network averages.
The Robinhood Chain trading guide explains support and fee limitations. Check executable buy and sell quotes for the intended size: Uniswap's swap documentation explains how available liquidity affects price impact and how minimum-output checks work. This calculator does not establish eligibility, liquidity, execution or a maximum loss.