Average Price Calculator

The average price is the total amount spent divided by the total quantity held. For example, buying 10 units at 10,000 and 10 units at 20,000 gives an average of (10×10,000 + 10×20,000) ÷ 20 = 15,000.

Up to 20 rows. Type a number next to "+ Add a buy" to add several rows at once, and any row left empty is automatically skipped when calculating.

Based on your current average and quantity, enter a target average and an additional buy price to see how many more units at that price would move your average to the target. If the target is below your current average, it lowers the average; if it's above, it raises it — but the additional buy price must be below the target to lower it, or above the target to raise it.

No. The average price is calculated purely as total cost divided by total quantity — trading fees and taxes are not included.

No. Every calculation happens entirely in your browser and is never sent to or stored on a server.

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