EVMgastracker

To make sure you never waste money on gas fees. See at a glance which chains are congested, understand why with the “Why?” analysis, and switch RPC in seconds via chainlist if yours struggles. And thanks to 7 days of on-chain stats, the “Best time” heatmap shows the cheapest day and hour of the week to transact — especially useful for small wallets, where fees hurt the most.

Gwei is one billionth (10⁻⁹) of a chain's native gas token. On Ethereum, 1 gwei = 0.000000001 ETH; on other EVM chains it refers to their own token (BNB, MON, POL…). That's why this dashboard compares costs in USD, not in gwei.

Fees rise when demand for block space exceeds supply: NFT mints, airdrop claims, memecoin trading or network congestion. The “Why?” button on each card shows which contracts are burning the most gas right now.

An RPC endpoint is the server your wallet uses to talk to a blockchain — send transactions, read balances, estimate gas. When a chain is congested, public RPCs often get overloaded too: transactions hang, fail or get bad gas estimates. The “RPC” button (chainlist.org) lets you switch to a healthier endpoint in seconds and can save a failed transaction.

It changes constantly. Most L2s (Base, OP Mainnet, Scroll…) and recent L1s cost well under a cent per swap, while Ethereum mainnet is usually the most expensive. This dashboard compares 56 chains in real time, in USD.

Gas is often cheaper at night and on weekends, but every chain has its own pattern. The “Best time” button shows a 7-day × 24-hour heatmap of gas prices in your local timezone.

It reads the public RPCs of 56 EVM chains every few minutes, converts fees to USD using each chain's own gas token price, and keeps 7 days of history. No API key, no sign-up, no tracking — free.