Aster Target Exit Calculator
Perpetual futures · Work backwards from profit goal
Calculate the exact exit price needed to hit your profit target on Aster perpetual futures. Accounts for leverage and fees. Long and short.
Position Side
Setting take-profit orders on Aster
Aster supports take-profit limit and market orders. Use this calculator to find your exact TP price, then place a limit take-profit order at that level. Since Aster taker fee (0.05%) applies to TP market orders, using a limit TP order saves fees and gives you the exact exit price you calculated.
For a long position targeting $X net profit: exit price = (targetPnL + entryPrice × size × (1 + openFee)) / (size × (1 − closeFee)). This accounts for Aster's 0.05% close fee so the displayed exit price is what you need to set as your TP level.
Aster fee structure
Aster charges maker fee 0.02% and taker fee 0.05% on perpetual futures. Maximum available leverage is 100×. This calculator pre-fills these defaults so you get accurate results without needing to look up the fee schedule. If you are on a VIP tier with discounted fees, adjust the fee fields accordingly.
Maker orders (limit orders that add liquidity) cost less than taker orders (market orders that remove liquidity). On Aster, using limit orders for both entry and exit can reduce your total fee cost significantly compared to market orders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my target exit higher than expected?
Because fees on both open and close eat into your profit. The calculator adds fees back so the result is what you actually need to net your target.
Can I use this for both long and short positions?
Yes. For longs, the target exit will be above your entry. For shorts, it will be below.
What are Aster perpetual futures fees?
Aster charges maker fee 0.02% and taker fee 0.05%. Maximum leverage is 100×. This calculator uses these defaults but you can adjust them for your actual rate tier.
Is this calculator specific to Aster?
Yes — the exchange is pre-selected to Aster with live prices pulled from their API. You can switch to any other supported exchange using the instrument selector.