Hyperliquid builder fee calculator
Turn eligible trading volume into an earnings estimate. Compare current Floatout plans, include referral payouts and check how long activation could take to pay back.
When does activation make sense?
Estimate earnings from your own activity assumptions. Free sites earn no owner fees before activation.
Use only volume that generates your builder fee. Prediction volume here means eligible sell-order volume, not headline market volume. Settlement fees are excluded. 1 bp = 0.01%.
Average referral allocation includes trades without referrals. Kickbacks come out of that allocation, not an additional charge to you.
Launch activation: $2,500 one-time
Estimated monthly net
$850.00
$10,200.00 per year
- Gross builder fees
- $1,000.00
- Floatout share (15%)
- −$150.00
- Affiliate commissions
- −$0.00
- Trader kickbacks
- −$0.00
- You retain before other costs
- $850.00
- Other operating costs
- −$0.00
Estimated activation payback
3 months
Illustrative estimate, not a revenue forecast. Assumes constant eligible activity, rates and referral mix. Payback uses net earnings after the costs you enter. Taxes and unentered expenses are excluded. Actual earnings depend on collected builder fees. Free-period fees are not a claimable balance or activation credit.
How builder revenue is calculated
Gross builder fees = eligible monthly volume × builder fee in basis points ÷ 10,000. At 2.5 bp, $1 million of eligible volume produces $250 in gross builder fees before revenue sharing and costs.
The selected plan determines Floatout's share. Referral allocations come from gross builder fees, and trader kickbacks come out of that referral allocation. Subtract operating costs to estimate what remains. Annual results assume twelve identical months.
Use the right volume
Enter activity routed through your frontend that actually generates a builder fee. For prediction markets, this means eligible sell-order volume. Headline market volume, buy orders and settlement proceeds are not interchangeable with that fee base.
Read how builder codes work and the prediction-market fee guide. For observed ecosystem data, see our 14-day builder-fee study. Those observations are not a forecast for a new frontend.