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# SFT Transaction Costs

Let's say that you are a creator, **the future beneficiary**, and you launch a Jetton collection containing 3 Jettons...

> White pants - 1K
>
> Black pants - 500
>
> Red pants - 100

1. You need to create a Jetton collection contract.
2. Then you need to mint 3 Jettons = 3 contracts (there can be as many identical items inside as you like).
3. For every Jetton, you need a **Jetton wallet contract** to secure an opportunity to buy and sell. This makes another 3 contracts.
4. We get a total of 7 contracts.

> 💡 **Fee**
>
> * Jetton: **0.01 TON** (for the wallet) + **0.02 TON** (for work with a minter) **\~** **0.03 TON** (any number of tokens on each address)
> * Jetton Collections: **0.027** **TON** (for minting) + **0.01 TON** (deploy) \~ **0.037 TON** (it’s a minimum, it’s better to reserve + 0.1)
> * **Total**: 0.167 ( 1 Jetton + Jetton Collections )

Now let’s calculate **the cost of the primary launch for the collection creator**

1. 3 \* 0.03 = 0.09 TON for minting 3 Jettons (red, black, and white pants)
2. Plus 0.037 for the collection contract

In total, you need 0.127 TON to mint 3 Jettons.

Then you set the price of your own Jetton. For example, it can be 10 TON per piece.

This results in the final price per piece for buyers (for example, for 1 pair of red pants):

1. 10 TON + (0.127 TON / 3) = 10.044
2. 10.044 + 10.044 \* 3.5% (marketplace fee) = 10.3956 TON
3. +1 TON (gas) = 11.3956 TON