Crpto Fee Estimation Platform

[GreatArkansas]

Hi again everyone.

Is there any platform where you can see the details about transaction fees for every network?
For example, if I need Dogecoin network, I want to see how many Satoshi/Byte, how much in USD the fee I will do the transaction - Where I can see the suggested, slow, or fast transaction

I highly appreciate that there's only 1 platform where you can see all of the networks in 1 place and they are updated.
Right now I need these networks: Bitcoin, Ethereum,  Dogecoin, Litecoin, BNB, Tron.

Thanks!

[TheUltraElite]

I have used bitcoinfees.net for bitcoin only since I use it the most.

I can also suggest https://blockchair.com/compare - you can add the coins you need to compare from the left hand side button "add to comparison" and check the ones you need and uncheck the ones you dont. I found all the ones you needed except BNB and Tron. However their average fee and median fee are compared but not the fee for slow/fast transactions.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

I don't know any site that has these stats all in one place. You might need to check each of the networks manually.

https://bitinfocharts.com has some networks, but transaction fee rate info is not displaced side by side. You need to click on each coin of interest to see details.
Edit:
Looks like they just display the average fee rate over time rather than the current fee estimation. My bad.

[dkbit98]

Is there any platform where you can see the details about transaction fees for every network?
For example, if I need Dogecoin network, I want to see how many Satoshi/Byte, how much in USD the fee I will do the transaction - Where I can see the suggested, slow, or fast transaction

There is one website showing withdrawal fees from exchanges in USD, this is not exactly the same as transaction fees for each blockchain but it is close enough.
Fees are constantly changing, but most shitcoins usually have lower fees and empty blocks.
https://withdrawalfees.com/coins

Liquid Network is very good option if you want to use Bitcoin with lower fees, and it is even cheaper to send L-USDT than on any other chains:
https://liquid.network/
https://gasfeesnow.com/

[hugeblack]

If you use some cryptocurrencies on a regular basis, such as LTC, Doge, you will notice that their fees are always low compared to Bitcoin and Ethereum, and I do not remember a single time that I paid a fee of $1 other than for USDT/TRC0 transactions. Also, the increase in fees in these coins means that there is no logical reason to use them and development associated with these coins is rare, so there are no such tools.

[examplens]

Is there any platform where you can see the details about transaction fees for every network?
For example, if I need Dogecoin network, I want to see how many Satoshi/Byte, how much in USD the fee I will do the transaction - Where I can see the suggested, slow, or fast transaction

I highly appreciate that there's only 1 platform where you can see all of the networks in 1 place and they are updated.
Right now I need these networks: Bitcoin, Ethereum,  Dogecoin, Litecoin, BNB, Tron.

if you mentioned bitmover, he would just say: hold my beer.  

btw. I found one multichain explorer maybe something like this can help you https://www.oklink.com/

[bitmover]

Is there any platform where you can see the details about transaction fees for every network?
For example, if I need Dogecoin network, I want to see how many Satoshi/Byte, how much in USD the fee I will do the transaction - Where I can see the suggested, slow, or fast transaction

I highly appreciate that there's only 1 platform where you can see all of the networks in 1 place and they are updated.
Right now I need these networks: Bitcoin, Ethereum,  Dogecoin, Litecoin, BNB, Tron.

if you mentioned bitmover, he would just say: hold my beer.  

btw. I found one multichain explorer maybe something like this can help you https://www.oklink.com/

Lol

I found this good bitcoin transaction size calculator.
https://jlopp.github.io/bitcoin-transaction-size-calculator/

It is very detailed, very good imo.

[GreatArkansas]

Thanks, everyone. I tested all of your suggestions

https://gasfeesnow.com/ - only shows the amount of the fee in USD.

https://withdrawalfees.com/coins - Only shows the amount of the fee in USD.

https://blockchair.com/compare - looks fine to me, it shows me the suggested satoshi per byte for the transaction.

Among the list, blockchair is the one that is most useful for me. But I am still looking for other that can be more useful.

[Helena Yu]

This site isn't really accurate because the current Bitcoin fees isn't that high, but at least this will give you an idea about the fees in every networks. But you need to subscribe their sites in order to explore all the features.


https://tokenterminal.com/terminal/metrics/transaction-fee-average

The other site only include ETH and L2 networks fees, but I think this is more accurate https://l2fees.info/

[hugeblack]

https://withdrawalfees.com/coins - Only shows the amount of the fee in USD.

Withdrawalfees is a service for estimating account fees between several exchanges and not for comparing transaction fees, so you see the estimate in dollars. As I mentioned, most altcoins have low transaction fees. If your goal is to find the cheapest, then LTC, Doge, and Matic are all excellent options. However, if you are looking for the cheapest withdrawal fees from CEXs, then XRP is the cheapest.

[bitmover]

https://blockchair.com/compare - looks fine to me, it shows me the suggested satoshi per byte for the transaction.

Among the list, blockchair is the one that is most useful for me. But I am still looking for other that can be more useful.

The website you said to be the "most useful" does not do what you asked.

It only shows very general block statistics.

For example, if I need Dogecoin network, I want to see how many Satoshi/Byte, how much in USD the fee I will do the transaction - Where I can see the suggested, slow, or fast transaction

Tô know how much a bitcoin transaction will cost, you need to know how much is it size. Which depends on the number of  inputs,  outputs, and addresses formats.

But, glad you find something which looks useful for you. But it won't do much for you about fee estimation cost.