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Wise Fee Calculator

See what a Wise transfer really costs and what actually arrives — at the mid-market rate.

Net profit54.2% margin

$59.64

54%
Gross revenue$110.00
Conversion fee (0.60%)0.60% × $110.00- $0.66
Fixed transfer fee- $1.70
Your costs- $48.00
Total fees (2.1% of sale)- $2.36
You break even at$40.00
Return on cost124.3%
Net profit$59.64

Wise converts at the real mid-market rate (no hidden spread) and charges a small fixed fee plus ~0.33–2% depending on the corridor and funding method — common routes like USD→EUR sit near 0.38% + $1.70. Bank/ACH funding is cheapest. Fees checked Aug 14, 2026 against the official Wise fee schedule. Last fee change Aug 14, 2026.

How Wise fees work

Wise's difference from PayPal or a bank is the exchange rate: it uses the mid-market rate you see on Google, with no markup, and charges a visible fee instead — a small fixed amount (about $1.70 on USD transfers) plus a percentage that varies by corridor, from ~0.33% on major routes up to ~2% on exotic ones.

Freelancers commonly pair Wise with Upwork, Fiverr, or direct clients to receive USD, EUR, or GBP into local accounts — the receiving accounts are free, and the conversion typically costs a fraction of PayPal's 3–4% currency spread.

Example: what you keep on Wise

Here is what Wise’s fees look like at a few common sale prices, before your own product and shipping costs:

Sale priceWise feesYou keep
$25.00- $1.85$23.15
$100.00- $2.30$97.70
$500.00- $4.70$495.30

Enter your own numbers in the calculator above for an exact figure, including your item and shipping costs.

Reverse: how much should I charge to receive a target amount?

Invoicing a client? Enter what you want to actually receive after Wisefees, and we’ll tell you what to charge.

$
Charge your customer
$102.31

Wise takes $2.31 in fees (0.60% + $1.70), leaving you exactly $100.00.

To receiveCharge (invoice)Wise keeps
$50.00$52.01$2.01
$100.00$102.31$2.31
$250.00$253.22$3.22
$500.00$504.73$4.73
$1,000.00$1,007.75$7.75
$2,000.00$2,013.78$13.78

Wise fees, broken down

  • Conversion fee (typical corridor) — 0.60% of each sale (item plus the shipping you charge).
  • Fixed transfer fee — a flat $1.70 per order.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Wise charge per transfer?+

A small fixed fee (about $1.70 for USD transfers, $1.50 for USD→USD domestic) plus a conversion percentage by corridor — USD→EUR ~0.38%, USD→GBP ~0.41%, most routes between 0.33% and 2%. The exchange rate itself is mid-market with no markup.

Is Wise cheaper than PayPal for international payments?+

Usually much cheaper for conversion: Wise charges ~0.4–1% at the mid-market rate, while PayPal's currency conversion runs 3–4% above mid-market on top of its payment fees. For receiving card payments from clients, though, PayPal/Stripe serve a different job.

Does the funding method change the fee?+

Yes — ACH/bank funding is cheapest; debit cards add roughly 0.2–0.5%; credit cards can push the total above 2%.

Is using Wise halal?+

Wise charges service fees for transfers and conversion at spot rates — there is no interest-based lending in the transfer service itself. Currency exchange at spot with immediate settlement is broadly accepted; consult a scholar for your specific situation.

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Wise fees by country

This calculator uses US rates. Wise prices every market differently — here is what it charges elsewhere, each verified against its own published page.

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