Bot Fee Breakeven Calculator
Enter monthly profit, flat subscription, and profit share percent to see which fee model leaves more net.
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From estimate to a live bot scenario
Carry the same logic into Veles: set comparable parameters, preview the order grid, then backtest before you launch.
- Match direction, leverage, grid, Martingale, and TP/SL
- Inspect orders, capital allocation, and average entry
- Stress-test fees, drawdown, and MAE in a backtest
Assumptions & conventions
- monthlyProfit is gross before plan fees unless you adjust input.
- Crossover = subscriptionFee / profitSharePct.
- Educational estimate only — not financial advice or live exchange data.
Frequently asked questions
Subscription vs profit share — which is cheaper?
Net under subscription = monthlyProfit − subscriptionFee. Net under profit share = monthlyProfit × (1 − profitSharePct). The tool labels whichever net is higher as the better plan.
Crossover monthly profit is where both nets equal: subscriptionFee / profitSharePct.
What is crossover monthly profit?
Crossover is the monthly profit level where subscription cost equals profit-share cost: fee / share rate. Below crossover, subscription often wins; above, profit share can win if share rate is moderate.
Requires profitSharePct > 0.
Does profit share apply to gross or net bot profit?
This calculator treats monthlyProfit as the gross profit figure you enter — before subscription or share deductions. Align input with how your provider bills (sometimes net of exchange fees only).
Adjust input definition manually if your contract differs.
Are taxes or exchange fees included?
No. Only subscription fee and profit share percent on the monthly profit you supply. Trading fees, funding, and tax are external.
Use bot ROI for hypothetical return sketches after share.
What if nets tie?
When netUnderSubscription equals netUnderProfitShare, betterPlan shows Tie. Small input changes or rounding can flip the label near crossover.
Use crossover profit as the decision threshold, not a single month snapshot alone.