0.03% of notional copied
- $10,000 copied$3.00
- $100,000 copied$30.00
One fee, charged on the notional MirrorTrade copies for you — never on your profit. It starts at three basis points, falls at two break points, and never goes back up. There is nothing else to pay us.
The ladder runs on the notional we have copied for you over the life of the account. Cross a break point and every trade after it is at the lower rate — the moment you cross it, not the first of next month. That number can only go up, so your rate can only come down.
0.03% of notional copied
0.02% of notional copied
0.01% of notional copied
Another $30,000 copied and every trade after it runs at 2 bps — permanently.
The ladder runs on the notional we've copied for you since the account opened. That number can't go down, so neither can your rate — a quiet month costs you nothing, and a drawdown can't put you back up a tier.
Not monthly, not annually, not when you pause and come back. The counter belongs to the account for as long as the account exists, and crossing a break point applies from that trade on — not from the start of some billing period.
There is no invoice and no card on file. Hyperliquid deducts our fee as part of each fill it executes for you, and passes it on. The fee is a share of what MirrorTrade trades for you, not of what you hold or what you make — a month where nothing copies is a month where nothing is charged.
The exchange charges its own taker fee on every fill, yours included — 4.5 bps, more than our entry rate. It goes to Hyperliquid, and we never mark it up.
The dollar size of each order MirrorTrade places for you, opening and closing. Copy a trader into a $4,000 position and back out again and that is $8,000 of notional — $2.40 at 3 bps, $0.80 at the floor.
Because volume is the number that only moves one way. Price off a balance and you have to re-read it on some schedule, and a bad month puts the rate back up — you'd be charged more for copying exactly the same trades. Lifetime copied notional can't fall, so a rate priced off it can't either.
It prices it. Turnover is the trader's decision, not yours, and a high-turnover trader is where the fee actually bites — so that's where the rate comes down fastest. The risk disclosure has the turnover numbers we measured, and what they cost at each rate.
Three basis points — everyone starts at the entry rate, whatever they deposit. If you're coming from another service, ask us for a code: it puts your first 30 days at 1 bp, and the volume you do in those 30 days still counts toward the ladder underneath.
No. Traders take nothing — the rate on this page is the entire cost of copying one.
Not by paying for it. The counter is the notional we've actually copied for you, and there's no way to buy it forward. The one shortcut is the 30-day code above, and that's a discount rather than a jump in the ladder.
Connect a wallet, pick a trader, set a size. The fee only starts when the copying does.