NFT Profit Calculator
Calculate your exact NFT flip profit or loss after marketplace fees, creator royalties, and gas costs. Supports OpenSea, Blur, Magic Eden, and all major platforms.
NFT Flip Profit Calculator
Paid to the NFT creator on every secondary sale.
Enter 0 for secondary market purchases.
How NFT Fees Work
When you buy and sell NFTs, multiple parties take a cut from the transaction. Understanding these fees is essential to profitable NFT trading.
Marketplace fees are charged by the platform facilitating the sale. OpenSea charges 2.5%, while newer aggregators like Blur compete by offering 0% fees to attract volume. Creator royalties are programmatic payments sent directly to the NFT collection's original creator on every secondary sale, typically ranging from 2.5% to 10%. Gas fees are Ethereum network transaction costs paid to validators, independent of the marketplace, and fluctuate with network congestion — they can range from a few dollars to over $100 during peak periods.
NFT Marketplace Fee Comparison (2026)
| Marketplace | Platform Fee | Royalty Enforcement | Chain |
|---|---|---|---|
| OpenSea | 2.5% | Optional | ETH, Polygon, SOL |
| Blur | 0% | Optional (min 0.5%) | ETH |
| Magic Eden | 2% | Enforced | SOL, ETH, BTC |
| X2Y2 | 0.5% | Optional | ETH |
| LooksRare | 1.5% | Enforced | ETH |
| Foundation | 5% | Enforced (10%) | ETH |
NFT Tax Considerations
In most jurisdictions including the United States, NFT trades are treated as taxable events similar to cryptocurrency disposals. Profit from selling an NFT for more than you paid is generally subject to capital gains tax. Use our Crypto Tax Calculator to estimate your tax liability on NFT profits, and consult a qualified tax professional for jurisdiction-specific advice.