Fees can fluctuate depending on market demand and network capacity. The amount you pay per transaction is determined by how much you’re willing to spend. The more you pay the faster your transaction is processed. For those who are paying less, their transactions are set aside until the miners do not see higher priority transactions.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eDetermining fees can be a bit of a challenge, due to the way Bitcoin works. The price you pay depends on a number of factors including the size in kilobytes i.e the amount of data that makes up the transaction. That’s why SegWit sends are generally cheaper: because you’re transmitting less data over the network.u003cbr/u003eHere are some sites that can help with calculating network fees:u003cbr/u003ehttps://estimatefee.com - a Bitcoin Fee Calculatoru003cbr/u003ehttps://ethgasstation.info - site for tracking Gas fees on Ethereum Networku003cbr/u003ehttps://txstreet.com/v/btc-eth - live transaction visualizer featuring BTC, ETH and BCH.