Estimate Fees
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Find out how to estimate fees before executing contracts on-chain
Before deploy to find out how much it will cost
Before contract execution to find out how much will it cost
To calculate how much will it cost to store a contract for a period of time
The steps you need to complete to estimate fees of deploy and run:
Encode a message you will locally execute with
Download account boc the same way you did in
Run the message on the downloaded state with function
Retrieve result.fees object. You need result.fees.account_fees for total account fees value.
Here is the structure of fees object.
storage_fee: bigint – Fee for account storage
gas_fee: bigint – Fee for processing
in_msg_fwd_fee: bigint – Deprecated. Left for backward compatibility.
ext_in_msg_fee: bigint – Fee for inbound external message import.
total_fwd_fees: bigint – Total fees the account pays for message forwarding
account_fees: _bigint_** – Total account fees for the transaction execution. Compounds of storage_fee + gas_fee + ext_in_msg_fee + total_fwd_fees**
out_msgs_fwd_fee: bigint – Deprecated. Left for backward compatibility.
total_account_fees: bigint – Deprecated. Left for backward compatibility.
This is the field that is named as total_fees in GraphQL API Transaction type. total_account_fees name is misleading, because it does not mean account fees, instead it means validators total fees received for the transaction execution. It does not include some forward fees that account actually pays now, but validators will receive later during value delivery to another account (not even in the receiving transaction but along the way of a chain of transactions processing).
Because of all of this, this field is not interesting for those who want to understand
the real account fees, this is why it is deprecated and left for backward compatibility.
total_output: bigint – Deprecated. Left for backward compatibility.
Core
AppKit
Use method.