Solana Fee CalculatorSolana priority fee now
The priority fee is the compute-unit limit times a price in micro-lamports per compute unit. These levels are the lowest fee that landed in each of the last 150 slots — what was enough recently, not a promise.
Priority fees right now
Priority fees: no data yet. The calculator still works with your own price.
Fee levels
µ-lamports / CUNo levels yet.
Percentiles over the slot window. “Use” puts the level into the calculator.
Prices paid by program
Prices per program: no data yet.
µ-lamports per CU set by transactions of each program in the latest sampled blocks; transactions without a price are not counted.
Alert in the tab title
Keep this tab open: when the median priority fee of the last 150 slots rises above your threshold, the tab title starts with ▲ and the value. Checked every 15 seconds from this site’s cache; nothing is sent about you.
FAQ
What is a good Solana priority fee right now?
Use the levels on this page: the 50th percentile was at or above the lowest landed fee in half of the last 150 slots, the 75th in three quarters. For a busy program, check what its own transactions paid in the table by program. A higher price is no guarantee: inclusion also depends on the accounts you write and on reaching the leader.
Why do the levels say 'lowest fee that landed'?
Because that is what the node reports: getRecentPrioritizationFees returns, for each recent slot, the lowest priority fee among the transactions included in it. It is not an average and not a distribution of all prices.
How do I set a priority fee?
Add two ComputeBudget instructions: SetComputeUnitLimit with the units your transaction needs and SetComputeUnitPrice with the price in micro-lamports per unit. The fee is ⌈limit × price ÷ 1,000,000⌉ lamports.
Who receives the priority fee?
The validator that produces the block receives 100 % of it (SIMD-0096). Half of the base fee is burned.
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