What do your futures fees cost each month and year? Enter your total filled trading volume and fee rate to estimate fees and eligible cashback through a Blitz partner account.
Use the total notional value of filled opening and closing trades for the month, not your deposit or margin. If your volume already includes both sides, do not double it.
Defaults are common published base rates for USDT-perpetual futures. Your effective rate depends on your exchange and VIP tier — check your fee page and adjust.
Rates are the current Blitz partner offers per exchange, applied to eligible trading fees of accounts opened through the partner link; the estimate assumes all of your fees are eligible. KuCoin has no percentage cashback (its launch campaign ended Sep 15, 2026). Which exchange fits you depends on markets, liquidity and region — compare eligibility and payout details.
If you open $50,000 of positions and close $50,000 during a month, enter $100,000 of total filled volume. At an illustrative fee rate of 0.055% on every fill, that is $100,000 × 0.00055 = $55 in trading fees. Repeating the same volume and rate for 12 months would cost $660. This is a calculation example, not a suggested trading volume.
Use filled order value from your trading history. Once you have that notional volume, do not multiply it by leverage again. Funding payments, spread, slippage and trading profit or loss are separate from this estimate.
A $2,000 account trading with leverage can easily turn over $100,000+ a month — and fees are charged on that turnover. That is why fee cashback matters more for active strategies (bots, scalping, DCA ladders) than the headline rate suggests.
This calculator multiplies your monthly volume by the per-order rate you enter. It does not model maker/taker mix, funding payments or VIP tier changes — set the rate to what your exchange's fee page shows for you.
Accounts created through a Blitz partner link get 45% back on Gate.io and BingX, and 20% on Bybit and Bitget — on eligible trading fees, for as long as the account stays linked. The exchange pays it into your own exchange account. Standard pricing never changes against you. KuCoin has no percentage cashback.
Rebate offers across this industry are quoted on at least three different bases, and the headline number alone does not tell you which one you are looking at. Two offers can advertise the same percentage and pay out very differently.
This is the base used on this page and on our exchange pages. If you pay $1,000 in trading fees and the rate is 20%, you get $200 back. It is the largest of the three bases, so the same number means more here than elsewhere.
Some services quote their rate against the commission the exchange pays them, not against your fees. Because that commission is only a fraction of your fees to begin with, a headline like 30% on this base can return less cash than 20% on the base above. Whether it does depends on the provider's own commission tier, which is usually not published.
A discount lowers the fee at the moment you trade — nothing is paid back to you afterwards, and it typically applies only to part of the fee schedule. Sites that advertise very large numbers are often quoting this. It can still be worth having, but it is not comparable to cashback and should not be added on top of one.
Ask one question of each: what exactly is the percentage taken from? Then convert both to the same thing — dollars returned per $1,000 of trading fees you actually pay. Use the calculator above for your own volume rather than trusting a headline. If a provider will not say what its base is, treat the number as unverified.
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