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Plan before you sign

Give your gas a budget.

Model transaction costs and find your price ceiling. Your assumptions, made visible.

Transaction cost

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Live reference prices fill the calculator automatically. Edit either price to keep your own scenario.

ETH / USD—

Fetching market price…

Suggested gas price—

Fetching Ethereum L1 gas…

Refreshes every 60 seconds while this tab is visible. Manual edits are preserved. Sources: Coinbase (price), PublicNode (gas); Blockscout price fallback.

Gwei
USD
units

Contract presets are illustrative. Replace with your wallet's estimate. A basic ETH transfer assumes no contract execution or extra data.

Estimated fee——

Gas used × effective gas price. A gas limit is a ceiling, not necessarily the amount consumed.

The gas budget lab

What can your budget actually do?

Ethereum L1 only

Change the gas price or ETH price above and compare the same budget across four example transactions.

USD

“Maximum Gwei” is the highest effective gas price that fits one transaction inside your budget. It does not predict when that price will be available.

Alternative uses of the same budget; counts are not cumulative.
Example transactionFee / transactionWithin budgetMaximum Gwei

Uses 21,000 / 65,000 / 150,000 / 220,000 gas respectively. Counts cover network fees only; transferred assets, swap fees, approvals and additional transactions are excluded.

Sharing includes the entered amounts in the URL. No wallet information is needed.

Know what the numbers mean.

Are the prices live?

Yes. ETH/USD and a suggested Ethereum gas price are fetched on opening and every 60 seconds while visible. Each feed shows its source and retrieval time. A retrieval time is not the time of the underlying market trade. Gas includes a recent block check. Manual edits and shared scenarios are preserved until you select Use live prices. If a feed fails, values remain available but are labelled unavailable or stale; initial example values are never labelled live.

Why can the final fee differ?

Network conditions and actual gas consumed can differ from your assumptions. Contract interactions vary. Check the wallet estimate immediately before signing.

Does this work for layer 2 networks?

Unit conversion does. The fee model here is for Ethereum L1; layer 2 fees may include additional data charges, so this is not an L2 quote.

Do I need to connect a wallet?

No. Calculations run locally. Public data providers receive your IP address and ordinary request metadata when prices refresh, but your calculator inputs are not sent to them. This site has no wallet connection or site-added analytics. Hosting providers receive ordinary web requests, and sharing a scenario puts your inputs in its URL.

Technical reference: Ethereum.org: gas and fees. Ether.rs is an independent tool, not affiliated with the Ethereum Foundation, ethers-rs or Alloy.

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