About
A fee reference built to be trusted, cited and checked: every rate quoted from the platform's official page, dated, and re-verified on a fixed cadence.
Last updated .
Search for any platform's fees and the top results are lead-generation pages with stale rates, hobby calculators from years ago, and forum threads that disagree with each other. Nobody keeps a dated, sourced reference across platforms, so sellers, freelancers and creators guess, and AI assistants have nothing authoritative to cite.
Who runs it
Fees.tools is run by Fees.tools, operating from Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Years of pricing products that lived or died on payment margins taught one lesson: sellers price against the fee they believe, not the fee they pay, and the two drift apart every time a platform quietly updates a schedule.
Why it exists
This site answers one question per platform, what do I keep, and shows its work: the exact sentence on the official pricing page that states each fee, the date a person last checked it, and a changelog of every change since.
How fees are verified
- The official pricing page is fetched and saved as a dated snapshot alongside the fee data. That snapshot is the evidence trail.
- Every rule in a fee schedule carries a verbatim quote from that page. A rule without a quote fails the build, so an unsourced number cannot ship.
- A second source, the platform's help centre or a recent dated article, is compared against the first. When the two agree the schedule is marked high confidence; when they disagree the discrepancy is recorded and shown.
- A weekly monitor re-reads every official page and opens a review whenever the text changes. Nothing scraped reaches the site without passing every guardrail.
- Regardless of the monitor, every schedule is re-verified at least every 60 days. The date is printed on every calculator.
The full policy, including rounding rules and what "verified" means, is on the methodology page. Spotted a wrong fee? Report it; it is the fastest route to a fix.
How the site is funded
The site is supported by advertising and, in future, by clearly labelled affiliate links to services a calculation genuinely points to. Neither influences a fee figure: the numbers come from the platforms, not from partners. See the disclaimer.